it's only a three hour day trope from worcester. it's really worth going there to see these gardens. they're called unto my meyer gardens, samuel and meyer. but this was originally greystone samuel tilden property. the third sam of these gardens. really known by another name son of sam, david berkowitz, the mass murderer that terrorized yonkers and new york during the late 1970s. in 1979. exactly a century after. tell them what state satanic and blood stain altar were found. the abandoned gatehouse on, the property along with the remains of several german shepherds sacrifice days by berkowitz. the gatehouse can still be and entered today. 1903. the world's swirled about andrew green throughout 1903. green remained unfazed by publicity. he was driven by fierce momentum to accomplish as much as paths. of all his 83 years old. he on an autobiography. his office had 214 broadway and the national bank building provided the setting of meetings and diplomat agreements on a national scale. he was elected president in the various commissions

emily the morning in the afternoon here in worcester . emily the queen, of worcester.he queen, of course, as you say, is alone. his majesty the king was clearly originally meant to be here instead , but he did record an instead, but he did record an audio message at buckingham palace a few weeks ago which has been played out inside worcester cathedral during this maundy thursday service. and i suppose the highlights of his speech was reaffirming his coronation pledge, which was not to be served, but to serve with his whole heart. he also praised the british public, extending the hands of friendship in in people's times of need , perhaps people's times of need, perhaps a reference there to his majesty the king, who is of course undergoing cancer treatments, as well as the princess of wales, also undergoing cancer treatment. although there was no absolute direct reference to that in his speech, it was solely grounded in religion because the king started his message by doing a reading. reading from the bible, the gospel of john, which was talking about jesus washing the f

this is the annual royal maundy service, these are live pictures that we are receiving from worcestercer treatment. this is a tradition for the royal family, undergoing cancer treatment. this is a tradition for the royalfamily, as part of the service ceremonial cones will be present to 75 men and 75 women from around the country, including 39 people from the dioceses of worcester and dudley. these are live pictures here that you are seeing from worcester, where her majesty the queen is attending the royal maundy service, where she is representing the king. of course, king is undergoing cancer treatment at the moment and is not able to attend. but he has recorded a special video message that will be shared with people attending that service. now it is time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. parts of south—west england and wales saw some snow first thing this morning. but for most of us today, we're looking at a mixture of sunny spells and also some heavy, blustery showers. some of those will have thunder and lightning, some of them some hail. and it's going to

but it's not just the folks in worcester sending in their cat photos.e global. >> more than 10,000 photos of cats, dogs, and other four-legged friends from places like australia, germany, france and south africa, have been crawling into the library's in-box. so many that -- >> we are announcing today that we're clearing all blocked accounts for worcester public library card holders. >> so, how many accounts is that in total? >> so that would mean just over 3,000 accounts. >> who doesn't want to see a cute cat. >> reporter: ella's dad jordan says he is thankful to be part of this cat craze. >> enjoy the space regardless of how much money you have. >> reporter: these cats serving up smiles with a greater purr-pose. maya eaglin, nbc news, worcester, massachusetts. >>> and that is "nightly news." two programming notes. tune in to "nightly news: kids edition" saturday morning. check your local listings for timing and also "meet the press" this sunday with kristen welker's interview with former justice stephen breyer. thank you for watching, everyone. i'm les

maya eaglin, nbc news, worcester, massachusetts. >>> and that is "nightly news."es for you. tune in to "nightly news: kids edition" saturday morning. check your local listings for timing, and also "meet the press" this sunday for kristen welker's exclusive interview with former supreme court justice stephen breyer. thank you for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. >>> next on nbc bay area news, the weekend and the rain is here. we have the timeline and how much snow is coming to the sierra. >>> oakland finally has a new police chief. >>

phil mackie, bbc news, worcester.oni, is in lebanon to meet her counterpart — lebanese prime minister, najib mikati. he was waiting on the tarmac at beiruit airport for her, but there was a faux pas. let�* s take a look. mr mikati thought he was greeting giorgia meloni, but he instead greeted her personal assistant, with a kiss on each cheek. as he apparently thought she was the italian prime minister! he was quickly told that it in fact wasn't giorgia meloni. but this here, walking down the steps of the plane, is italy's prime minister, giorgia meloni. looks like he was second time lucky and the faux pas was glossed over. now if you're celebrating easter this weekend you might be giving family or friends an easter egg. and there was much easter cheer on offer at this zoo in chile as some of the animals enjoyed easter eggs of their own. the lemurs even had an easter egg hunt before tucking into their specially prepared eggs which weren't chocolate but more savoury with meat, cereals and peanuts. other animals at the z

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this was the queen a short while ago being greeted outside worcester cathedral.dar. normally the monarch, who is the head of the church of england, presents special coins to people recognised for their community service. king charles isn't there today because of his cancer treatment. but he's recorded a message praising those who "extend the hand of friendship, especially in a time of need". hear the gospel of our lord jesus christ according to stjohn. before the feast of the passover, when jesus knew that his hour was come that he should depart from this world, having loved his own, hi loved them unto the end. and super being ended, the devil having put into the heart ofjudas to betray him, jesus knowing that the father has given all things into his hands and that he was come from god and went to god, he rises from supper and laid aside his garments and took and laid aside his garments and took a towel and girded himself. after that, he poureth water into a basin and began to wash the disciples�* feet. he come to peter and peter said, lord, dust thou wash my fee

this was the queen a short while ago being greeted outside worcester cathedral.aundy thursday is a major fixture on the royal calendar. normally the monarch, who is the head of the church of england, presents special coins to people recognised for their community service. king charles isn't there today because of his cancer treatment. but he's recorded a message praising those who "extend the hand of friendship, especially in a time of need". ladies and gentlemen, it is for me a great sadness that i cannot be with you all today. the maundy service has a very special place in my heart. it has its origin in the life of our lord, who knelt before his disciples and, to their great surprise, washed their travel—weary feet. and as we have just heard, in doing so, he deliberately gave to them and to us all an example of how we should serve and care for each other. in this country, we are blessed by all the different services that exist for our welfare. but, over and above these organisations and their selfless staff, we need and benefit greatly from those who extend the

phil mackie, bbc news, worcester.ing to perthshire for the first time in more than 700 years. it is the centrepiece of a new museum opening in scotland this weekend. our culture editor katie razzall reports. perth, scotland's ancient capital. and in the former city hall, which at one point faced demolition, a new museum is putting this region at the centre of scotland's story. the lead curator took me in to see the star attraction. really, this is to give people an understanding of what they're about to see. it's an immersive way into the stone of destiny, still a potent symbol of scottish nationhood. and what is the relevance of this block of stone today? this is a live ceremonial object. so for future coronations, it'll be transported down to westminster and placed back in edward is coronation chair. it's still a relevant and important cultural symbol. it's part of the regalia. it's part of the crown jewels of scotland. and this is where it all happened — on moot hill, where scottish monarchs were crowned on the sto

phil mackie, bbc news, worcester.end. pope francis held mass in italy's largest prison — washing the feet of female inmates. elsewhere, holy thursday processions took place in spain, and parisienne chocolatiers prepared sporting—themed easter eggs ahead of the olympics. intrigued? meghan owen has more. marking holy thursday in one of italy's largest prisons is not perhaps the first thing you'd have in mind for the pope this morning. for the pope. but here he was washing the feet of 12 female inmates in a traditional ritual at the start of a busy easter schedule. francis has been the first pope to hold these ceremonies outside of churches. over in malaga, maundy thursday was welcomed by a foreign legion regiment procession, attracting thousands of locals and tourists. from religious rituals to family and, of course, food — it's also match day for chocolatiers around the globe. and this one in paris has run with a sporting theme this year as the country prepares to welcome the olympics. translation: the inspiration for

this was the queen a short while ago being greeted outside worcester cathedral.oyal calendar. normally the monarch, who is the head of the church of england, presents special coins to people recognised for their community service. king charles isn't there today because of his cancer treatment. but he's recorded a message praising those who "extend the hand of friendship, especially in a time of need". ladies and gentlemen, it is for me a great sadness that i can't be with you all today. the maundy service has a very special place in my heart. it has its origin in the life of our lord, who knelt before his disciples, and, to their great surprise, washed their travel—weary feet. and as we have just heard, in doing so, he deliberately gave to them and to us all an example of how we should serve and care for each other. in this country, we are blessed by all the different services that exist for our welfare, but over and above these organisations and their selfless staff, we need and benefit greatly from those who extend the hand of friendship to us, especially in a

who was legally blind, found in this bullet-riddled nissan tuesday afternoon. >> new charges in worcester- >> reporter: police later arresting 28-year-old karel mangual, charging him with assault to murder. and tonight, the hunt is on for his alleged accomplice 27-year-old dejan belnavis. >> white car with connecticut tags, two males wearing masks. >> reporter: police say security video shows the men walk up and start shooting at the car before they get away in a white sedan. tonight, a heartbroken family is remembering a loving mother who served in the connecticut national guard and a daughter who had overcome major challenges. >> was happy and healthy and funny and just so loving and made it through all of that -- to be taken like this, it's not right. >> reporter: david, authorities have not commented on a possibly motive or whether the victims and the suspects might have known each other. mangual has pleaded not guilty. david? >> david: erielle reshef reporting, erielle, thank you. >>> tonight in washington, congress pushing a bill threatening to ban tiktok in the u.s. unless it's sol

this was the last time it happened in worcester.absence of the king. the news about the cancer treatment that both the king and princess catherine are receiving is very much on the minds of the people who turned up to see the queen today. it's incredibly difficult and i think more important than ever that we support the royal family at this time. and this is a great way to show it. important— and this is a great way to show it. important to show support for the crown_ important to show support for the crown in_ important to show support for the crown in this difficult time. they are stoic and _ crown in this difficult time. they are stoic and true _ crown in this difficult time. they are stoic and true to _ crown in this difficult time. they are stoic and true to their - crown in this difficult time. tie: are stoic and true to their country, true to their people, we need to be true to their people, we need to be true to their people, we need to be true to them. true to their people, we need to be true to them-— true to their people,

so women at worcester cathedral. so very symbolic.his happens to be the cathedral where king john is buried. and it was king john that started that 300 year old tradition, which isn't carried out anymore , which isn't carried out anymore, of actually washing the feet of people as well as giving these gifts. >> yeah, it is a real shame, though, that obviously this message has had to be recorded because the king himself can't because the king himself can't be present at the moment, but her majesty the queen, stepping in. i mean, she's she's certainly working very hard in the face of the king's illness. >> yes. this this shows the importance of queen camilla's role . as you quite rightly say, role. as you quite rightly say, king charles is not able to actually attend this ceremony in worcester cathedral today. these ceremonies tended to happen in london in the past, but the queen then moved them out into the provinces to various cathedrals . that is the late cathedrals. that is the late queen. and today, because the king cannot make it,

we want to bring you some pictures now from worcester cathedral where queen camilla has arrived for thethe queen a short while ago outside the cathedral. maundy thursday a major fixture on the royal calendar, normally the monarch, king charles who is head of the church of england present special coins to people recognised for their community service. king charles not here on this occasion because of his cancer treatment. he has recorded a message praising those who extend the hand of friendship especially in a time of friendship especially in a time of need. queen camilla deputising for king charles outside worcester cathedral, live pictures from the cathedral today. you're watching bbc news. it will not be completely dry this weekend, a chance of showers and rain. dry weather around. today, blustery showers, long spells of rain at times in coastal gales. the south—west of england and the channel islands, some costs around 60 to 65 miles an error. the deep low pressure descending. we have seen how heavy downpours across eastern areas of northern ireland. here the rain should clear as we

, beautiful there in worcester, outside the cathedral.maundy the sun shining down on maundy thursday . thank you very much thursday. thank you very much for that wonderful update . now for that wonderful update. now about to speak to the man who persuaded countless students in london to sign a petition supporting the houthi terrorists. i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel >> gb news is the home of free speech. we were created to champion it, and we deliver it. day in, day out. free speech allows us all to explore and debate openly the issues most important to us. our families , important to us. our families, and of course, the british people having challenging conversations to enlighten each other. >> which is why hear all >> which is why we hear all sides of the argument. we are the people's channel. >> will always stand by the >> we will always stand by the freedom to express yourself on tv, radio and online. >> this is gb news. >> this is gb news. >> britain's news channel . >> britain's news channel. >> britain's news

this was the last time it happened in worcester.cancer treatment that both the king and princess catherine are receiving is very much on the minds of the people who turned up to see the queen today. it's incredibly difficult and i think more important than ever that we support the royal family at this time. and this is a great way to show it. important to show support forl the crown in this difficult time. they are stoic and true to their country, true to their people, and we need to be true to them. although the king said his absence had caused him great sadness, he sent a recorded message. in this country, we are blessed by all the different services that exist for our welfare, but over and above these organisations and their selfless staff, we need and benefit greatly from those who extend the hand of friendship to us, especially in a time of need. welcome to st barnabas. john has devoted his life to the church and to service in his parish of st barnabas in worcester. he was one of 150 people given maundy money today. an enormous

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the queen will be here in worcester very shortly and will distribute that maundy money on his behalf.that's one for every year of the king's life will be given a red purse and a white purse containing those commemorative coins, and that maundy money. but the king's message is going to stress the importance of acts of friendship and especially in times of need. he will say how jesus set an example of how we should serve and care for each other , and how as a nation, we other, and how as a nation, we need and benefit greatly from those who extends the fate of the hand of friendship to us. now, of course, maundy service is a is a very important event in the royal calendar. as i say, it's the start of the easter weekend. queen camilla coming here very shortly. >> okay. thank you. cameron. short but sweet. let's cross live now to the west midlands, where our political editor, christopher about to christopher hope, is about to ask labour ask a question as labour launched election launched their local election campaign for tory party. >> this is a tory party that has lost any sense of the na

. >> with the cats putting them on the map, it's worchester, not worcester. >>> texas has always beenn. the first word spoken after brave astronauts completed their landing on the moon was the word houston. >> the texas space commission was formed with the goal of strengthening the state's influence in aerospace activity by promoting innovation. it will have a board of directors with nine members. >>> many are get ready to hop to easter egg hunts this sunday. but inflation is taking a bite out of holiday spimending. 42% can't fit it in their budget. pittsburgh was ranked as best place to celebrate easter. the city scored very high when it came to activities for families and kids. thanks for watching "early >>> breaking overnight. the desperate search for survivors in baltimore after that catastrophic bridge collapse now a search and recovery mission. six people are

roughly 10 minutes >> that they that's when they did locate unfortunate that the 21 year-old to worcester determined to be deceased at that time searching kyle parker says when deputies spotted the lion it was crouched down next to the older brother's body. >> deputies then fired at and added additional shots fired. >> but the lion took off running at least 3 trappers with fish and wildlife and with the county's ag department. >> later located the lion and euthanized it. sergeant parker says the family has received messages and prayers both locally and from across the country. >> they very much are very appreciative for the messages that are being sent. the last fatal lion attack in el dorado county happened 30 years ago when a lion attacked a 40 year-old woman who was running in the auburn state recreation area, fatal on on the with humans is rare. but the encounters are rare in eldorado county rowena shaddox. >> ok, let's get a look at your 4 zone forecast tonight taking a live look at the golden gate bridge where, you know, the tolls are going to be going up. but what's happening? weat

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. boost to business in worcester.dent shudders at the president blair shudders at the thought. you know, do we want and also you you wouldn't want president trump would you. it could be someone like that. yeah i wouldn't mind him, but you wouldn't want him. >> republicans do want an >> republicans do not want an executive like the executive president like the americans or the french. we want a low cost, purely ceremonial president like germany, ireland and many others. and who would you want? >> who would you want? boring. who's see who's going to come and see us if we that bakewell or if we have that joan bakewell or helena would be great helena kennedy would be great heads state. heads of state. >> a great human >> they have a great human rights they're much rights record. they're much loved across the loved and respected across the across spectrums of society. across all spectrums of society. but they'd be joan bakewell now. >> well, all right, i'm just giving you an example. >> okay, okay. well, there we go. look.

cathedral , buried at worcester cathedral, where had the service where they just had the service and until the 17th century, would century, king james i! would actually the feet of the actually wash the feet of the poor these days. instead of that , the service has a large number of people coming to represent the number of years of the kings from right across the united kingdom, because i noticed from my clogher in my own diocese in clogher in northern ireland that there was somebody there from, from clark. >> that's >> and i think that's a wonderful knitting together. rafe, uk rafe, isn't it, of the uk bringing people together that's so important that you mentioned that. >> and as the king said also in his easter message, >> and as the king said also in his know, easter message, >> and as the king said also in his know, his easter message, >> and as the king said also in his know, his lifeter message, >> and as the king said also in his know, his life is message, >> and as the king said also in his know, his life is to essage, >> and as the king said also in his know, his life is to

here is the queen a few moments ago outside worcester cathedral.presents special coins to people recognised for their community service. this time, king charles won't be there because of his cancer treatment. but he's recorded a message praising those who "extend the hand of friendship, especially in a time of need". if you are celebrating easter this weekend you might be giving a family orfriends an easter egg. this weekend you might be giving a family or friends an easter egg. this zoo in chile, the animals enjoyed an easter egg of their own. they ate there especially prepared eggs with savoury meat, cereals and nuts. stay with us here on bbc news. parts of south—west england and wales had some slow. for most of us today, sunny spells and heavy blustery showers. some will have thunder and lightning and some hailstones. it will be very windy, especially in england and wales and the english channel. low pressure is in charge of our weather and will be as we go through the next couple of days. we are looking at severe gales developing through the en

so, for example, she was at worcester cathedral on thursday, handing out the maundy money, which is aied out by a consort before. she was in northern ireland on her own. she has had to step up because obviously she was used to taking on royal duties, but she has had to do this without the king by her side. i'm sure she will appreciate the king being able to attend these engagements with her hopefully more in the future. we are not saying thatis in the future. we are not saying that is going to happen. if you think about the things coming up, the really big events for the summer, the anniversary of the d—day landings at the beginning ofjune, then tripping of the colour shortly after that the official birthday of the king. everyone is hoping that the king. everyone is hoping that the king. everyone is hoping that the king might be well enough to participate in those events, but it is very much i'll wait and see what the doctors advices and see how the king is continuing with his treatment.— king is continuing with his treatment. ., ., ,, ., ~ treatment. sarah campbell, thank you ve much

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palace by a royal photographer, as he records an audio message for today's royal maundy service at worcestertend the hand of friendship, especially in a time of need. the king has only been seen a handful of times since his diagnosis of cancer injanuary, but he's said to have been reduced to tears by the messages of support he's received from well—wishers. i wanted to take this opportunity to say thank you personally for all the wonderful messages of support and for your understanding whilst i have been recovering from surgery. catherine, princess of wales, making her announcement last week that she too has been diagnosed with cancer. the king doesn't directly refer to catherine in today's message, but his words will be interpreted as reflecting the nation's response to both his and kate's challenges as they undergo treatment. king charles�*s place at today's service will be taken by queen camilla, seen here at a farmers' market in shrewsbury. members of the crowd showing their support for the princess of wales. the royal family are going through a torrid time, but the king's message is an a

the message, recorded in mid—march, will be played during today's service at worcester cathedral. 0urreport. a new picture of king charles, taken at buckingham palace by a royal photographer, as he records an audio message for today's royal maundy service at worcester cathedral. in it, king charles stresses the importance of acts of kindness. he will say we need and benefit greatly from those who extend the hand of friendship, especially in a time of need. the king has only been seen a handful of times since his diagnosis of cancer injanuary, but he's said to have been reduced to tears by the messages of support he's received from well—wishers. i wanted to take this opportunity to say thank you personally for all the wonderful messages of support and for your understanding whilst i have been recovering from surgery. catherine, princess of wales, making her announcement last week that she too has been diagnosed with cancer. the king doesn't directly refer to catherine in today's message, but his words will be interpreted as reflecting the nation's response to both his and kate's challe

a man has been arrested after one woman died, and another suffered life—threatening injuries, in worcesterfield close has been named as 61—year—old wendy francis. emergency services went to the property on saturday evening. west mercia police say a 50—year—old man remains in custody on suspicion of murder, and attempted murder. and the first woman bishop of peterborough has been installed in an �*uplifting and inspiring service'. the right reverend debbie sellin was welcomed as the 39th bishop in the diocese during a 90—minute service at peterborough cathedral. you're live with bbc news. haiti has declared a 72—hour state of emergency in port—au—prince, and surrounds, because of a sharp decline in security that's seen two serious jailbreaks. the bbc has been told the vast majority of inmates held the capital's main prison have escaped, some 4000 men. armed gangs, who now control much of port—au—prince, broke into the jail in the early hours of sunday. at least five people have been killed in the unrest. this latest upsurge in violence began on thursday, when the country's prime minister ar

i want to bring in shock worcester in michigan.ve the results from michigan that couple of hours or so. what are you hearing from the ground today? >> i, yasmin. well, i just spoke to the state party here in michigan, overseeing this convention that is going on today. he's telling me based on the results that have come in from each of the congressional districts, donald trump is on track to securing all of the 39 delegates up for grabs today. again, that needs to be verified. that needs to be cross checked. but based on the results like he's seeing, he's believing it's going to be a very good day for donald trump, kicking it a lot of delegates today. let's step back a little bit, because michigan has had this hybrid process. you remember on tuesday, we were here covering the primary. people going to the polls, normal election that we would watch out for, but only 16 of michigan's 55 delegates were allocated based on those election results. the rest of the delegates came from what was going on today. i want you to listen to what we

roughly 10 minutes >> that they that's when they did locate >> unfortunate that the the 21 year-old to worcester determined to be deceased. at that time searching kyle parker says when deputies spotted the lion it was crouched down next to the older brother's body. deputies then fired at and added additional shots fired. >> but the lie and took off running at least 3 trappers with fish and wildlife. and with the county's ag department later located the lion and euthanized it. sergeant parker says the family has received messages and prayers both locally and from across the country. >> they very much are very appreciative for the messages that are being sent. the last fatal lion attack in el dorado county happened 30 years ago when a lion attacked a 40 year-old woman who was running in the auburn state recreation area, fatal on on the with humans is rare. but the encounters are rare in eldorado county rowena shaddox. >> and it turns out that mountain lion attacks in california are very rare since 1986, the california department of fish and wildlife has confirmed 21 mountain lion attacks that does

despite the king's absence, there was a personal pre—recorded message from him broadcast inside worcestervideo he highlighted the importance of care and kindness in times of need in the wake of his and the princess of wales's cancer diagnoses . that's the cancer diagnoses. that's the news for the latest stories. do sign up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen right now or go to gb news .com/ alerts . alerts. >> thank you very much, polly . >> thank you very much, polly. now, brace yourself, because i've been told to embark upon my own attempt at one of jacob's illustrious monologues or, as he calls them, monologues. now now, i've spent all day practising various antiquated tongue twisters, everything from the latin recitations of the lord's prayer to repetitions of the word. jacob's brought erudite word. jacob's brought so erudite to the green benches 12 years ago. floxy gnocchi, vilification. but to the big story of the day made so much more relevant this evening by the extraordinary announcement from the un committee on human rights. yes, they want the united kingdom to ne

roughly 10 minutes >> that they that's when they did locate unfortunate that the the 21 year-old to worcester determined to be deceased. at that time searching kyle parker says when deputies spotted the lion it was crouched down next to the older brother's body. >> deputies then fired at and added additional shots fired. >> but the lie and took off running at least 3 trappers with fish and wildlife and with the county's ag department later located the lion and euthanized it. sergeant parker says the family has received messages and prayers both locally and from across the country. >> they very much are very appreciative for the messages that are being sent. the last fatal lion attack in el dorado county happened 30 years ago when a lion attacked a 40 year-old woman who was running in the auburn state recreation area, fatal on on the with humans is rare. but the encounters are rare in eldorado county rowena shaddox. >> early spring us a great time to hit the slopes, especially with more snow coming this weekend. but a new report says that ski slopes are becoming more and more dangerous. the la

roughly 10 minutes >> that they that's when they did locate unfortunate that the the 21 year-old to worcesterermined to be deceased at that time searching kyle parker says when deputies spotted the lion it was crouched down next to the older brother's body. >> deputies then fired at and added additional shots fired. >> but the lie and took off running at least 3 trappers with fish and wildlife and with the county's ag department. >> later located the lion and euthanized it. sergeant parker says the family has received messages and prayers both locally and from across the country. >they vy much are very appreciative for the messages that are being sent. the last fatal lion attack in el dorado county happened 30 years ago when a lion attacked a 40 year-old woman who was running in the auburn state recreation area, fatal on on the with humans is rare. but the encounters are rare in eldorado county rowena shaddox. >> 10 38 is the time in the east bay, a laundromat employee in oakland says they were assaulted by a patron who claims her personal belongings had been stolen. come police say this happ

roughly 10 minutes >> that they that's when they did locate unfortunate that the the 21 year-old to worcester determined to be deceased. at that time searching kyle parker says when deputies spotted the lion it was crouched down next to the older brother's body. >> deputies then fired at and added additional shots fired. >> but the lie and took off running at least 3 trappers with fish and wildlife and with the county's ag department. >> later located the lion and euthanized it. sergeant parker says the family has received messages and prayers both locally and from across the country. >> they very much are very appreciative for the messages that are being sent. the last fatal lion attack in el dorado county happened 30 years ago when a lion attacked a 40 year-old woman who was running in the auburn state recreation area, fatal on on the with humans is rare. but the encounters are rare in eldorado county rowena shaddox. >> well, this morning leaders in washington are now reacting to the deadly attack at a russian concert hall. the death toll has surpassed 135 people washing correspondent hudso

thursday service at worcester cathedral and peter phillips, his nephew , earlier this week, his nephewek, spoke of his frustration at spoke of his frustration at spoke of his frustration at spoke of the king's frustration. but he couldn't carry out public engagements at the moment, so the very much the king was very much determined this very determined to attend this very important event in the christian calendar. , of course, calendar. he himself, of course, is head of the church of england , so he would have had a very strong religious feeling, needing to be there. but of course, there's another reason, and that is to provide a message of reassurance to the british and that is to provide a message of reasfollowingy the british and that is to provide a message of reasfollowing the british and that is to provide a message of reasfollowing the princess of public following the princess of wales's separate cancer diagnosis and her treatment. she, the prince of wales and their three children prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis were not at the easter sunday service because pr

it's in worcester cathedral. it's in worcester this year and the queen will be there.that's i mean that's linking her back into a sort of royal ceremony that goes back over 800 years, and she will be front and centre of that, not the monarch. >> will the makeup and flavour of charles's court change in the light of what we've seen in the last few weeks? will it cause charles to sort of rethink the whole project ? whole project? >> no, i don't think there'll be any kind of dramatic change. i mean, monarchy, as i say, it's actually a very versatile institution. and they we think it's very sort of hidebound and locked into sort of various protocols. but it, it just changes. it adapts. they can't suddenly bring in new, you know, reinforcements because, you know, there aren't any . so know, there aren't any. so i mean, it will fall on the other members of the family to, to, to do rather more of the, of the sort of essential engagements if you like things like sort of investitures, but the constitutional duties, i mean, the king is doing all the constitutional duties we would

unable to attend the royal maundy thursday service worcester cathedral attend the royal maundy thursdayv week worcester cathedral attend the royal maundy thursday servweek becauseer cathedral attend the royal maundy thursday servweek because onathedral attend the royal maundy thursday servweek because of hisedral this week because of his treatment, the king delivered a pre—recorded speech where he talked special this talked of a special prayer this easter expressed his great easter and expressed his great sadness unable be sadness of being unable to be there person . he said the there in person. he said the maundy service has a very special place in my heart . and special place in my heart. and recounted the story of jesus washing his disciples feet. this washing his disciples feet. this was all about service and his dedication to his role being the serving british people. dedication to his role being the servi|have british people. dedication to his role being the servi|have a3ritish people. dedication to his role being the servi|have a listen.people. let's have a listen. >> act of wors