jones has been involved in her same community in st. louis for over 50 years, keeping an eye on things, offering assistance to the youth, and always serving others. sadly, she and i met because of a tragedy of children being shot in the streets, but this also made me realize something else very important about working together. we need to take more time to celebrate community leaders like ms. jones, who are making a real difference. not those who are trying to tear it apart and relish in the fear they create by headlines in the newspapers. when it is hard to find the light in a bad situation, sometimes the spark is all you need to get the fire going again, and mrs. jones has been that spark in her community. she had the chance to leave, but she chose not to. mrs. jones stayed to fight the fight, and was truly, has truly changed lives for the better. i had the opportunity to go to mrs. jones' home, very humble home, typically like most of our grandmas would have, clean, well put together, and we set there, she sat on the couch, and i sat

also tonight, an islamic state supporter admits plotting to blow up st paul's cathedral.ya shaikh tried to buy bombs from undercover police officers. the misery of addiction to prescription drugs. we have a special report, as experts call for more support to help addicts give the drugs up. from next year, wet wood and coal for domestic fires will be phased out in england — to help tackle air pollution. dearjurgen klopp... and what happened when a young manchester united fan asked liverpool's manager to lose a few games? and on newswatch, has bbc news reported the death of caroline flack with suitable sensitivity and restraint? join us tonight at 7:45pm here on bbc news. good evening. and welcome to bbc news. british passengers who've been quarantined onboard a cruise ship offjapan for over two weeks — because of coronavirus — have finally been allowed to disembark. the diamond princess was carrying 78 britons, when it was held in yokohama. some are thought to be crew members who could be staying on the ship. others who've tested positive for the virus are being treated in

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and —— st paul's cathedral. threats real, she sent the officers a picture of the cathedral and said she wanted to put a bomb there, she saidi she wanted to put a bomb there, she said i want to destroy the enemies of islamic state. she sat down with a female officer in december who she believed to be an iis recruit, passed over to bags and asked for them to be filled with explosives and that became a critical piece of evidence replied to her admission of guilt. she will be sentenced in may. by guilt. she will be sentenced in may. by one of the most seniorjudges of the court. she could potentially face a life sentence. this was a complicated undercover operation. it was obviously vital to the investigation, how common is that sort of practice, some of the things you have described ? sort of practice, some of the things you have described? that is a really good question. what we have seen in recent yea rs good question. what we have seen in recent years is an increasing use of these undercover tactics because a lot

the league one promotion chasers earned a goalless draw at st james‘ park nine days ago — and now get front of an expected sellout. former newcastle captain alan shearer is part of the match of the day team tonight. i chatted to him about half an hour ago. i asked him if he was impressed with thejob i asked him if he was impressed with the job steve bruce was doing? newcastle haven't been past the fourth round under mike ashley, so if they get the right result tonight and can get into the next round it isa and can get into the next round it is a decent draw with west brom and the number of points that they have got on the board in the premier league, if you put all that together then yeah i can understand exactly why he is saying that. the football at times hasn't been pretty, they certainly haven't scored as many goals as the newcastle fans would have liked. but in terms of an overall then, yeah, it can be pretty positive. a team like newcastle though and the fans expectations are surely beyond the fifth round? absolutely. if you look at when i was playing we got to two finals, we di

st.to a flying start last week with the demolition of sa lfo rd , last week with the demolition of salford, so the champions are looking good. torrington are down to 12 men, but they will tell you they thought they should have one. when these two sides meant super league last year, three times on all separate occasions, st. helens were the winners. kevin is alongside us, former england world cup finalist and a former warrington player, as well. have warranted got something to prove tonight? i think so. i think they will be excited to play for third dashed with 13 men. i think they did fantastic last week, but they'll be licking their lips tonight, having an awful good crack at saracens who... they look fantastic last week. they did, and they were fantastic. i got to see they were fantastic. i got to see the clubs, which was a tough night. but for me, they look like they got all the stuff thatjustin put into them. but christian put it all in them. but christian put it all in them. they wer

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highest gusts, mount st. helena. oakland hills, 72, and nap o, palo alto, and mount st.lena, 4,000 feet. northeast at 60. mount diablo at 47. the wind advisory goes until 11:00 with the higher elevations in the north and east bay hills. it is raining in southern california. the low that gave us the wind picked up moisture, pasadena, burbank, point lomo at santee and carlisbad, and we're not even getting a cloud. there could be some mid-70s. santa rosa maybe over to napa, would not surprise me in the least. looks really quiet, cooler into the weekend. >> all right, steve, thank you. >>> despite laws in place, all vaping products for anyone under the age of 21, teenagers got found a loophole. what teens are doing to get their hands on the products. >>> and a new report that says oakland is in trouble. libby schaff will have her reaction and her latest efforts to get people off the streets. what can we do to make an impact in our community? we can share our knowledge, be leaders or simply participate in the 2020 census. the census wants our community to be counted accuratel

the center of carnival activities is st mark's square. people from all over the world gather here on john. to be there and add to it where you may be planning and think you should say yeah well. one of the most important accessories during this time is of course of a nation mass. and i would like to learn more about this tradition. and for that i visit the studio of georgia. he's been working as a mask maker for over 30 years and shows me how to get started why are they worn how did this tradition start. because just. for 15 every people of the same. because with the mosque almost you can know if you are rich or poor or if you. leave your beautiful more beautiful. the court jester and the playing doctor masks are the most popular. this is my shopping tip a mask as a souvenir. i make my way back to st marks where navigating these narrow alleyways to venice can be quite challenging i think in this way you know maybe i think it might be this way just to put it. in the evening think mark's square is transformed into a big open air stage i dec

she went into st. paul's cathedral and carried out reconnaissance.ple as possible. this trial had been due to go ahead later in the spring, she has pleaded guilty today as a special plea hearing. so the proceedings have ended. one of the proceedings have ended. one of the senior terrorism judges remanded her in custody clearly because of the danger she poses to society and says that she will be sentenced on the 11th of may. a very serious case indeed. dominic, thank you very much for the update. the man convicted of killing the british backpacker grace millane in new zealand has been sentenced to life in prison with a minimum of 17 years. grace millane was murdered on the eve of her 22nd birthday in 2018 while on a date with the man — who cannot be named for legal reasons. before the sentencing, grace's mother gillian gave an emotional victim impact statement via video link, saying her daughter died ‘terrified and alone'. our correspondent, shaima khalil reports. on the eve of her 22nd birthday, grace millane spent a night out with this man but short

the official st konovalov starts the thursday before ash wednesday and brings in the principal phase of the festivities the thursday belongs to the women revelers so men be where the women cut off the men's ties and give them a little kiss boots here to make up for it. this is the time of the conical parades they reach their climax with the rose monday parade a tradition dating back to 1823. today colognes parade is the biggest in germany the several 100000 spectators are rewarded with shall is of candy. condensed famous carnival means fun for all as every year it's all over an ash wednesday when lent 40 days of fasting begins. cutting up neckties as a rich addition here at the cologne kamel it dates back to an era where women when not allowed to take part that's no fun and so they started to rebel and for one day they revoked the power of man by cutting off their ties and this ritual is up to this day so it's here for you men out there in kenya and. you go out today with a tie on don't expect it to look the same when you get back there are a lot of women in crazy costumes running ar

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st. mary's record 20 , and six.in boulder, a head smash against the floor, that is beg run into by colorado's ter evan battey. umatilla baddie overcome he seems physically upset and then patty refocused and led a 16 point second half come back. he still needed a hug after the buffaloes knocked out ricardo 81-74. cardona has lost five of six. did you miss this one? duke and north carolina down two , four seconds left, trey jones here ignited a prayer shop. free-throw line mess, rebound, shot to force overtime? and then tied at 96. a free-throw line mess and then after a wild scramble wendell moore right place, right time, game-winner, blue devils incredible. 98-96 victory. don't call in, cal did lose to food you taught 60-45. we have more games. segment two is ahead and in that one chair all you want. these players won't be distracted by these recorded growing up in a family that struggled economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now

[jones] i will remember it for the rest of my life. st i'll be dead and i'lll reme. [smith] that he said. he said "make her suffer." [smith] yeah. [jones] and he jusragoes on in this ela curse "rain your plagues, make her sick "so that she will ffer and realize "she's down the wrong path, and come back to the church "and ber son with her, amen, amen." that was the prayer,which . and so i draw that distinction because, oh my god, what cruelty. [smith] right. [jones] and i dore what you believe in, but if you're trying to persuade someone ifout your religion orphilosophy, that's not the way to do it. that your grandmother didn't wish this on you, herself.t. [jones] she didn't. i think, and i talk about this in the book. if you had asked her put your hand on the bible and testify, why did you just do that? i think she would've said because i love my grandson. becam trying to save his soul. that's why that part of the book, there are hag, terrifying (laughing) sections in the book, but for me, that's theon that is most painful. because it's an act of love. and i think of

the suspect recorded as h attacked the victim st saturday. so police arrested there right there. this is his arrest for grayson is accused of maki a racial comment as he attacked the man who was just collecting our recycling. grace and now faces anumber of charges, including hate crime andelder abuse. well in san francisco police say that a woman was dragged down the sidewalk during a robbery that happened sunday morning at the stockton street tunnel right along stockton and sacramen streets. the 55 year-old woman was lking inside the tunnel when someone got out of a car and grabbed her purse. the woman fell during the struggle, she was tracked down the sidewalk toward their car. police say that another person got out of the r and just wet after her purse if you know anything or if you saw anything you are asked to call police. roxanne scandal that rocked the san frcio, public works department is looking bigger than it was first reported the city attorney issued 14 additional subpoenas to contractors and various companies linked to a project at 5.55 fulton street. now this is all

later ones followed along the st lawrence river. some while the champlain came into contact with native americans who thrived in the forests that were rich in game the french ended up having to seed most of their new world territory to britain although the québec region in what is today canada remains french speaking. but those who lost the most were the native americans their traditional hunting grounds had been deforested their lakes and rivers depleted of fish they were even prohibited from hunting and gathering much of the forest was not privately owned. richard henry pratt down army major assigned the task of assimilating native americans is still known for his motto kill the indian and save the man. who. did he send in some of europeans never lost their suspicion of native americans and resorted to military force to displace them to spain out of accord with the word and spirit of the us constitution but in the new world might was still right. by the turn of the 20th century the indigenous people had been decimated only 237000

truly i tell you, one of you will betray me, and st mitt iscariot, get him! then trump forgot about the prayer thing all together and just launched the ramble on the mount. >> our unemployment numbers are the best in the history of our country. women, best in 71 years so, we'll you have there soon, soon it will be. >> have to apologize to the women. >> stephen: yes, you do have to apologize to the women. (cheers and applause) usually that is part of the settlement. now trump's performance was so in appropriate that even fox news summed it up as trump slams opponents at national prayer beck fast. that is the worst presidential headline since nixonicke baby pt national zoo. trump's pity party made another pit stop. shortly afternoon today in east room of the white house. trump claimed that everybody had it in for him from the very beginning. >> we had the wimp hunts, it started dpsh-- the witch-hunt, it started from the day we came down the elevator. >> stephen: it wasn't an elevator. every one knows it was an escalator, for pete sake. you were riding on it! yo

a plot to blow up st paul's cathedral — a woman who supported islamic state admits planning an attackn the iconic london landmark. safiyya shaikh — a 36—year—old muslim convert — was arrested during a police undercover operation. we'll have the latest from the old bailey. also this lunchtime: the mother of grace millane — the british backpacker murdered in new zealand — tells a court her daughter died terrified and alone. i will miss my darling grace until the last breath in my body leaves me. a ban in england on the sale of coal and fresh logs — for burning on open fires and stoves — in an attempt to cut pollution. england rugby star danny cipriani opens up about his struggles with mental health — following the death of his ex—girlfriend caroline flack. now, you want to tell your children what i used to tell my nick... and — after 35 years in eastenders — dot cotton hangs up her pinny and leaves albert square. and coming up on bbc news: india win the opening match of the women's t20 world cup — stunning the hosts and defending champions australia in sydney. good afternoon and welcome

and st.. [applause] so first we have honored guests with us today and i'll turn it over to her. and mayor breed has led the effort and she made $2.3 million investment into transhome which includes this opening today which is going to be 13 folks housed and 55 folks to receive subsidies for folks who are low income and she spearheaded with the community and the office and tony and we're so honored to have a mayor that continues to commit and really work to make sure that everyone in this city can thrive. so please welcome mayor breed. >> mayor london breed: thank you for joining us on this historic day. when i first became mayor in san francisco and met with the folks in my office, many of the department heads, i made it clear that equity would be at the top of our agenda in everything that we do. we need to change the culture of san francisco and not just talk about the problems that exist, but actually to make the kinds of investments that will deliver real results. and it comes from my own

motherwell came from 4—1 down to take it to 4—4 against st mirren.nock in the quarterfinals, they play their replay tomorrow. to womens football now, and the england head coach, phil neville has named everton striker chloe kelly in his squad for the shebelieves cup. kelly is everton's top scorer this season so far and has only made one senior appearance for england. grace fisk also get her first senior call—up. england face spain, japan and the hosts america in the four—team tournament, which starts on the 5th of march. wales have called up cardiff blues back hallam amos to their six nations squad for this weekend's match against france. he initially missed out on selection because of an ankle injury but returns to the squad with owen lane ruled out of saturday's game, with fellow wingerjosh adams also a doubt. there is more on the bbc sport website. hello there. the weather doesn't look like it will be settling down any time soon. rain in the forecast looks like it will be exacerbating problems in the western part of the country. this series of weat

look at st. helena. 53 on diablo. down sloping winds. look what they do to our temperatures this afternoon as we look at san rafael, one of those areas that could reach 70. 9 to 15 degrees above average as we flirt with record high temperatures. 59 to 61. today just about everyone around 70 to 75 degrees this will be our last -- i don't know how to say this. hi, jobina. >>> good morning, 4:55 right now. 680 here. a nice and smooth ride. all right, we're going to move over to some drive times here. walnut creek to dublin about 13 minutes for that drive time. 47 minutes and highway 1 to los gatos a 21-minute ride. we are still following the two-car crash in burlingame. expect delays traveling northbound 101. still blocking at least one lane now. >>> thank you, jobina. a plan to fastrak a new homeless plan in san francisco. next at 5:00, what both sides are saying and how soon it could open. plus -- >> no, no, no, no. >> protesters confront joe biden at a campaign event. how his wife jill took measures into her own hands. >>> an emotional m

the gales up 2, ford drops in the floater and st. mary's survives 66-60 and host number 2 gonzaga saturday. >>> phil mickelson has not contended in a tournament since winning last year's pebble beach pro am. that could change. round 1, picture perfect day. aaron rodgers walking his putt well in before it drops in the cup. mickelson finished with 3 straight birdies. 4 shots off the lead. he said he was the stallion of the team. nick taylor is the leader who was 8 under 63. >>> sharks in edmonton facing one of the best young players in the world in mcdavis. karlson's shot is blocked, and they score off the rebound. san jose wins their second straight, 6-3. >>> nfl, kyle shanahan spoke to the media for the final time this season as the 49ers are still grieving their loss. history suggests they won't make it back to the super bowl, but ladies and gentlemen of lynch says they'll find a way. >> i believe 8 teams have gotten back after losing. 3 have won, 5 have lost. so it's tough, but we're different. it's not many team that is go from 4

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and another one that's very important is st. louis rising the french regime of st. louis. 2015.arl ekberg has many many, many awards which i won't list today. and go through all of the honors. but many of you can just see that on google or read about carl. he has some wonderful books that you can get here in winchester or order online. the other thing that i wanted to say that i think was so important, in 2014, carl was given the medal de honor for the french ambassador for his important work of colonial french people. and he has done numerous work for the french people. and that's why he was given this award. and we were all invited to this ambassador's house -- not all, several of us, with the french and indian war board. and we did attend that in washington, d.c. and it was really a wonderful evening to be there with carl for this award. so, we're delighted that he invited us as well. and the other thing i will say is carl has most of you wouldn't know but he's an expert on our third president thomas jefferson. he studied thomas jefferson for that the last 50 years, believe i

back on st mark's square a costume competition is underway for the day's winner has been chosen. now it's time for me to get into my own cost you a masquerade ball is on at the hotel down yelling this evening. fabio momo keeps an eye out to be sure all the guests are appropriately dressed. just a little history since it started the condom of venice go ahead until the end o. be 18th century till the end of the show republic. is stops in few of us and starts again 40 as we go in 1980 s. and the mind of the people bruce the carneval but great carnival of yanda will be 18th century. now my transformation can begin it takes the better part of an hour to get laced in and mask in the end i can't even recognise myself now i'm all dressed and ready today. for the party begins i test my new look on the streets of venice and draw the attention of several onlookers. back in the hotel danieli the master of ceremonies has begun receiving the guests. 2 professional dancer shows against the steps to an 18th century minuet. dancer routines is not that easy and constantly changing partners means y

after a stabbing attack in the south london suburb of st police say the incident is terrorism related and the suspect had recently been released from prison on terrorism charges emergency services say 3 people were wounded one critically. u.s. democratic presidential hopefuls are making their final push for votes ahead of monday's iowa caucuses democratic voters in the state will be the 1st to decide who should stand against republican donald trump in november's presidential election 11 candidates are competing for the nomination. in china concerns over the coronavirus have sent stocks into freefall share prices plunged by about 8 percent

kiki bertens has become the first player to win back—to—back titles at the st petersburg open.rybakina in straight sets, 6—1, 6—3 for her first wta title this season and her 10th overall. major league baseball's commissioner rob manfred has been talking for the first time since the investigation into the houston astros' sign—stealing scandal. four people were suspended and subsequently fired for using electronics to work out what pitch would be delivered during 2017 and 2018. manfred admits he thought about stripping the astros of their 2017 world series title. 0nce once you have a situation in which the 2017 world series will always be looked at as something different, whether or not you put an asterisk 01’ whether or not you put an asterisk orans whether or not you put an asterisk oran sforthe whether or not you put an asterisk or an s for the trophy back, i don't think it makes that much difference. i think we did what we should do. we found the facts and were transparent. 0nce found the facts and were transparent. once you go down that road of changing what happens on the f

by the end, st. helens were run pointless and ultimately clueless.are some more stories making the headlines today. the football association is going to set out new coaching guidelines to restrict the amount of heading that under—18's can do in training. the new rules won't ban heading entirely. there's also a proposal for concussion substitutes to be trialled in english football nest season. premier league clubs have voted to move the closing date of the summer transfer window to bring it back in line with the rest of europe. for the past two seasons, it closed the day before the season began. this year, the date will be on the 1st of september at 5pm. it looks like world heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua is heading home for the next defence of his titles. his next fight is likely to be at the tottenham hotspur stadium — that's according to his promoter eddie hearn. joshua is expected to take on bulgarian kubrat pulev injune. england won't havejofra archer back until the summer after a scan revealed he has a stress fracture in his elbow. he's alrea

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the mayor st made e announcement about this sobering center going to be for people who are expericing the effects of meth and other substances there will be 15 beds where ey can stay for up to 8 to 10 hours. and thy'll also options and houng services, the center opens this spring. on the peninsulabay area school district made history coming the first in the nation. >>to build affordable housing for teachers who cat afford live near where they teach the jefferson union high school district breaking ground here on this new housing project in san mateo county. >>it's going to be a 4 story development in ly city and iwas approved for a bond measure there will be a 122 below market units for facuty and staff and the strict says this is just a first step in improving the lives of teachers and helping studes. >>this will allow teachers to stay here come year after year and allow for me bonding staff one year that's huge for district our size says a 3rd of our stand. and so we're lookg to see what can we do to retain it is that we hadt also how do we attract teachers into our distrt one of th

the draw for the quarterfinals has been made, with holders celtic drawn away at st johnstone.even gerrard's side in their most recent meeting at tynecastle last month. meanwhile, championship side, inverness will play hibernian. plenty to be decided in the other tie, with the winner of the replay between st mirren and motherwell taking on either aberdeen or kilmarnock. let's take a look at some of the other stories grabbing the headlines. there was more success for both of great britain's hockey teams in the pro league. the women beat new zealand in auckland in a dramatic shootout, 5—4. the men clinched their first win of the campaign after they beat the kiwis 3—0. neil robertson leads graeme dott 5—3 after the opening session of the world grand prix final in cheltenham. he now leads 5—4, the target for victory. and aged just 16 years old, naseem shah has become the youngest bowler to take a hat—trick in test cricket. the pakistan pace bowler achieved the feat against bangladesh in rawalpindi. france made it two wins from two so far in the six nations with a 35—22 bonus—point

cathedral. new a bomb attack on st paul's cathedral.bc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. tomorrow night it's the big heavyweight rematch betweeen tyson fury and deontay wilder. but, there won't be the normal face—off at the weigh—in. it's already pretty fiery between these two, and organisers don't want to repeat of what happened at wednesday's press conference, with the pair shoving eachother. whoever wins could face anthonyjoshua next. as the clock counts down to the fight tomorrow night in las vegas, the former champion, lennox lewis told us who he's backing to win the fight. i think it's going to be unbelievable fight. i think it's tyson fury comes out there he wants to try not come out in the first couple of friends, he will try. he is that type of guy to do that but if that doesn't work for him he will resort back to his boxing and we will see tyson fury moving around and doing all kinds of things and maybe leading with the jab more. it really depends on the strat

separated only by goal difference, both teams at st mary's were eyeing up a top half spot in the tablestart, barely a couple of minutes and ashley westwood sunk this towards the near post. wherever danny ings thought it was going, over the line was not it. he'd have to hold his hands up for this one, regardless of the conditions. southampton's star player did make amends with his 15th goal of the season. the saints seem to be doing a betterjob of mastering the weather in the first half, but it was all in vain. burnley substitute delivering the biggest blow, ending his goal drought of over 500 days. a moment of magic from the czech, giving those who brave the elements all the way to the south coast something to celebrate. there were moments that could have kept them in it. but the second half got away. we tried to stick to the game plan and make the equaliser, it was ok but in the end not good enough. the second half, because not aggressive enough and we didn't find the right solutions for being under pressure. really tough game, we had to dig in again like we do. we forced a result tod

it was experience again st youth as garbine muguruza was out to deny sophia kenin.why in the second as she found her feet. the american producing some of her best tennis to send the match into a decider. garbine muguruza tried to take the initiative with some big hitting, but the 21—year—old stood firm to save three break points. it seemed to inspire the 14th seed. the former wimbledon champion looked like she had run out of gas a double fault on match point and the celebrations could begin. for the past two weeks i have had a lot of emotions, you could see after the match how much it meant to me. it was such an hour, i‘m so proud of myself and my dad and my team and eve ryo ne myself and my dad and my team and everyone around me. we worked so ha rd everyone around me. we worked so hard and we did it and we fought and you know i‘m just like on cloud 9 right now. so a first grand slam for kenin. will it signal the start of a new era in women‘s tennis. sophia is doing some press, but the trophy is with us, as our correspondent russell fuller. i‘m sure it is still prob