lyra mckee was shot dead by the so—called new ira in londonderry last week. # then sings my soul, my saviour god, to thee in a powerful address at the funeral service, father martin magill rebuked leaders for the political stalemate in northern ireland, and urged them to renew their commitment to powersharing. why in god's name does it take the death of a 29—year—old woman, with her whole life in front of her... applause. to get to this point? we'll have more on today's service, and we'll be asking if today's appeal is likely to lead to change. also tonight. here in sri lanka, three days after the easter sunday attacks, more is being learned about the bombers, with one of them a former student in the uk. sri lankans continue to bury the dead. the number who lost their lives has reached almost 360. in scotland, the first minister says she wants a second referendum on independence by 2021, if the country is taken out of the eu. the north korean leader, kim jong—un, has arrived in the far east of russia for his first summit with president putin. and in ton

lot of very adrift young men from very deprived backgrounds have got involved in the so—called new ira, presumably because they have not got very much else going on in their lives and they are being brainwashed by sentimental old men who also did not have a much going on in their lives except a cause. but it was a tragedy and good friday agreement, which took years and years and years of effort, from john major initially and tony blairand effort, from john major initially and tony blair and jonathan powell and tony blair and jonathan powell and all kinds of, it has been put in jeopardy by brexit and one of the things that makes me very angry, and lam sure things that makes me very angry, and i am sure the people in this photo and in northern ireland, a million times angrier, is the politicians did not even seem to think about northern ireland when they made their wild promises about what brexit would do for the united kingdom. they did not even think about the fact that there there was peace that had not been there before and that this would automatically mean that either there was goi

police believe a group calling itself the new ira was behind the shooting. one of the things that's worrying about this organisation is that they do have people who were experienced in the dark arts of bomb making, when they were in the provisional ira, and some of those people have gone over to the new ira in the last decade or so. for friends of the journalist and lg bt activist, reality is just beginning to sink in. when i woke up this morning, i did think that i dreamt all this, it hadn't really happened. i'd dreamt the vigil, i'd dreamt everything and then i heard the news and i realised that it wasn't some awful nightmare, it was true. and people across northern ireland are standing with lyra's family and friends with books of condolence being signed and vigils held in a number of towns and cities. everybody should show their condemnation of this murder in some shape or form. we need to move forward, and that nobody wants to go back to those dark days, and that our children deserve the opportunity to never be brought up in that, the way we all were. th

person knowingly or unintentionally coordinated with the ira's operation." the special counsel found no collusion by any americans in the illegal activities. second, the report details efforts by the russian military officials associated with gr the russian military intelligence association, two hack into computers and steel documents documents andeal emails for the purpose of eventually publicizing these documents. obtaining such unauthorized access is a federal crime. a thorough investigation of actions brought charges against several russian military officers or their roles in these hacking operations. those charges are pending and the defendants remain at large. again, the special counsel's report did not find every -- any evidence that members of the trump campaign or those associated conspired or cord needed with the russian government in these hacking operations. was nor words, there evidence of the trump campaign collusion with the russian government's hacking. the special counsel's investigation also examined russian efforts to publish stolen emails

we do that it we're never going to have a more peaceful or stable middle east without weakening the ira g.c. and the qods force they are the principal driver of iran's expansionist foreign policy and i think since two thousand and seven they have been fairly successful but that sort of success comes a great cost to united states and also to our european allies what are the consequences of the decision today well we have a we have certain authorities that we now can use to prosecute people who provide material support to the ira g.c. in the cards force it also creates immigration issues for people who if they do that you can also come to the united states and it also gives us a range of new tools to essentially stigmatize and isolate the i.r.g.c. in the cuts force and this is important because the i.r.g.c. controls possibly more than half of iran's economy and so when you've got european companies or any companies around the world who are doing business in iran it very well could be an ira g.c. front company and we know that they use that revenue and they spend it in places like syria an

person knowingly or unintentionally coordinated with the ira's operation." the special counsel found no collusion by any americans in the illegal activities. second, the report details efforts by the russian military officials associated with gr u to hack into computers and steal documents and emails from individuals associated with the democratic party, and hillary clinton's campaign for the purpose of eventually publicizing these documents. obtaining such unauthorized access is a federal crime. following a thorough investigation of these operations, the brought charges several russian military officers for their respective roles in these illegal hacking operations. those charges are still pending and defendants remain at large. again, the special counsel's report did not find every -- any evidence that members of the trump campaign or those associated conspired or cord -- coordinated with the russian government in these hacking operations. in other words, there was no evidence of the trump campaign collusion with the russian government's hacking. the speci

the new ira thought to be the largest of the dissident operations. the events of the last few days have tragically proved to be severe. preparations continuing for lyra mckee's funeral which will be held in belfast tomorrow afternoon. police have made a third arrest in their investigation, 57—year—old woman being held. 0ver their investigation, 57—year—old woman being held. over the weekend two teenagers were also held under anti—terror legislation but released without charge. chris page in londonderry, thank you. talks on brexit between the government and labour will resume this afternoon, as mps return to westminster after the easter break. theresa may has been holding a cabinet meeting this morning, the first since the eu agreed to delay our departure date until the end of october. 0ur assistant political editor norman smith is at westminster. norman, those brexit talks with labour resuming in a couple of hours — should we be holding our breath for a breakthrough? quite the reverse. there is a real sense of brexit be calm, not a puff o

police believe a group calling itself the new ira was behind the shooting. one of the things that is worrying about this organisation is that they do have people who were experienced in the dark arts of bomb—making, when they were in the provisional ira and some of those people have gone over to the new ira in the last decade or so. for friends of the journalist and lgbt activist, reality is just beginning to sink in. when i woke up this morning, i did think that i had dreamt all this, it hadn't really happened. i dreamt the vigil, i dreamt everything and then i heard the news and i realised it wasn't some awful nightmare, it was true. and people across northern ireland are standing with lyra's family and friends, with books of condolence being signed and vigils held in a number of towns and cities. everybody should show their condemnation of this murder in some shape or form. we need to move forward. nobody wants to go back to the dark days and our children deserve the opportunity to never be brought up in that the way that we all were. the community has

police believe a group calling itself the new ira was behind the shooting. one of the things that's worrying about this organisation is that they do have people who were experienced in the dark arts of bomb making, when they were in the provisional ira, and some of those people have gone over to the new ira in the last decade or so. for friends of the journalist and lg bt activist, reality is just beginning to sink in. when i woke up this morning, i did think that i dreamt all this, it hadn't really happened. i'd dreamt the vigil, i'd dreamt everything and then i heard the news and i realised that it wasn't some awful nightmare, it was true. and people across northern ireland are standing with lyra's family and friends, with books of condolence being signed and vigils held in a number of towns and cities. everybody should show their condemnation of this murder in some shape or form. we need to move forward, and that nobody wants to go back to those dark days, and that our children deserve the opportunity to never be brought up in that, the way we all were. t

person knowingly or intentionally coordinated with the ira's interference operation." put another way, the special counsel found no collusion by any americans in ira's illegal activities. second, the report details efforts by russian military officials associated with the g the russian military -- with the gru, the russian military intelligence organization, to hack into computers and steal documents and emails from individuals associated with the democratic party and hillary clinton's campaign, for the purpose of eventually publicizing these documents. obtaining such unauthorized access into computers is a crime. following a thorough investigation of these hacking questions, the special counsel brought to court russian military officers for their respective roles in these illegal hacking operations. those charges are still pending and the defendants remain at large. but again, the special counsel's report did not find any evidence that members of the trump campaign or anyone associated with the campaign conspired or coordinated with the russian government in these hac

we know it was the ira, but who were the actual people? and it's really a case of closure and i don't think we're ever going to find closure. in his final remarks, the coroner sir peter thornton qc said, the dreadful events will never be forgotten because the people of birmingham will never forget the 21 lives that were tragically lost. sima kotecha, bbc news. a woman who has spent almost ten years in jail after killing her husband in a hammer attack has been released on bail tonight, after her conviction was quashed. sally challen, who was found guilty of murdering 61—year—old richard challen in 2011, now faces a retrial injuly. charlotte gallagher reports. sally challen, in prison for nearly ten years. tonight, she's been released. herfamily arriving here in the white car to collect her, just hours after a judge granted bail. her supporters, who were at the old bailey this morning, were thrilled with the decision. the family are all supporting sally. we have done from day one, and our strength builds and will build even further. you

the fact that you now have the new ira, ruining ireland's lives, i remember going interviewing when in the middle of all that situation where there were if you are man goes out, you didn't... to be involved in violence of any didn't... to be involved in violence ofany kind, didn't... to be involved in violence of any kind, and it ruined the whole lives in. they could be going back to back not yet but the idea that that's even a possibility and when i interviewed the priest earlier and said to him, how is the community feeling about all of that, he said there is absolute appetite to get there is absolute appetite to get the politicians back together to try and get it up and running. and a saw that the children when i would not that the children when i would not that not it was naive of them not to think that brexit would have these applications because people undervalue what was achieved in the good friday agreement, it was a phenomenal achievement 20 years and astonishing thing to achieve that if you go to belfast, one of the things that shocking is how tiny it is, after london it feel

police believe a group calling itself the new ira was behind the shooting. one of the things that's worrying about this organisation is that they do have people who were experienced in the dark arts of bomb—making, when they were in the provisional ira, and some of those people have gone over to the new ira in the last decade or so. for friends of the journalist and lg bt activist, reality is just beginning to sink in. when i woke up this morning, i did think that i dreamt all this, it hadn't really happened. i'd dreamt the vigil, i'd dreamt everything and then i heard the news and i realised that it wasn't some awful nightmare, it was true. and people across northern ireland are standing with lyra's friends and family with books of condolence being signed and vigils held in a number of towns and cities. everybody should show their condemnation of this murder in some shape or form. we need to move forward. nobody wants to go back to those dark days, and that our children deserve the opportunity to never be brought up in that, the way we all were. the commu

person knowingly or unintentionally coordinated with the ira's operation." the special counsel found no collusion by any americans in the illegal activities. second, the report details efforts by the russian military officials associated with the gru the russian military , intelligence association, two hack into computers and steel documents and emap -- steal documents and emails for the purpose of eventually publicizing these documents. obtaining such unauthorized access is a federal crime. a thorough investigation of these hacking actions brought charges against several russian military officers or their roles in these hacking operations. those charges are pending and the defendants remain at large. again, the special counsel's report did not find every -- any evidence that members of the trump campaign or those associated conspired or cord -- coordinated with the russian government in these hacking operations. in other words, there was no evidence of the trump campaign collusion with the russian government's hacking. the special counsel's investigation al

police said they believe the murder was the work of dissident republicans in the new ira. this is a horrendous act. it's unnecessary, it's uncalled for, it's totally unjustified. but not only is it the murder of a young woman, it's an attack again upon the people of this city. you know, when i left religious education at 16... ms mckee has been described as a rising star ofjournalism, who had onlyjust moved to derry. here she was two years ago arguing for lgbt rights. we need to have conversations, difficult conversations, and fight for the hearts and minds of those who oppose us. this was the message to the men of ireland to the men of violence from the priest who anointed lyra in her hospital bed. stop, i would say what you're doing is... today is good friday. the good friday agreement. this is the day when christians celebrate jesus's conquering of sin, death and evil. and you are actually adding to that today. what you're doing is insulting to christians. from across the political divide, there's been condemnation of the murder. those people who carried out this attack

belfast of the journalist lyra mckee, the 29—year—old who was shot in the head by a member of the new ira during violence in londonderry last week. the event was attended by theresa may, jeremy corbyn, the irish prime minister, as well as political leaders from across political spectrum in northern ireland. father martin magill made a pointed reference to the political problems in northern ireland. why in god's name does it take the death of a 29—year—old woman with her whole in front of her... applause scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, says she wants to hold a second referendum on scottish independence by 2021 if the country is taken out of the eu. the chinese telecoms firm huawei welcomes reports that the government is to allow it to help build britain's 56 data network, despite concerns over security. sport now on afternoon live. we are talking football and a big night in manchester. good afternoon. it isa it is a huge night. if city win, they will be top of the table but if united win, they will boost their chances of champions league qualification. but if they do that,

police believe a group calling itself the new ira was behind the shooting. one of the things that's worrying about this organisation is that they do have people who were experienced

groupice have blamed a nanamed the new ira. it comes before easter weekend when republicans opposed british presenence. poroshenko has been pitted against vladimir zelinski. the televised event will happen later tonight. the >> i know how hard it is for you to give my mistakes and to believe me. yeyes, it is my fault. >> petro poroshenko has taken to heart criticism he hasn't done enough over his five years in office. runoffion in sunday's elelection. ofis known for his betrayal a teacher who becomes president. he got many votes in ththe first round and is expected to win. on friday, they will come head-to-head in a stadium for an early debate in the campaign. zelinski's platform focuses on corruption. he has made specific proposals and scored points when emmanuel macron agreed to o meet him. poroshenko has positioned himself as a leader who will stand up to russia. whoever wins, they will have to deal with russian-backed separatists in the east. moments after a saudi teenager made headlines, two other saudi women are in the sa

it was issued toa known as the new ira. it was issued to a newspaper in belfast, the irish news, it is thought to be the largest and most active of the dissident republican parliamentary organisations who are opposed to the peace process. the new ira said it was behind the killing of lyra mckee and it has also apologised for the killing. the police have said that there has been a huge response to their appealfor there has been a huge response to their appeal for information about their appeal for information about the murder stop 143 people have contacted them online. there is a portal to upload mobile phone footage, for example. detectives are yet to find the gun that was used to murder lyra mckee and so they said they want more people from the local community to come forward to them. 0k, chris, thank you very much for bringing us up—to—date. the swedish schoolgirl credited with encouraging young people across the uk to protest against climate change, is taking her message to westminster this morning. greta thunberg, w

be a teenager and a once again urging the local community to identify him separatist group the new ira says it shot mickey by accident while opening fire on police. well so i have for you on the program. as a set and millions off the n.f.l. draft american football remains a game of survival for many others will have that story and more.

officials say they believe a dissident irish republican group, the new ira, was behind the killing. from belfast, louise cullen reports. a journalist, campaigner, beloved partner and devoted daughter. the police today said they'd met lyra mckee‘s family to try to answer their questions and they said the killing had united the community against the dissidents. my broader concern is that

in it, the dissident republican group calling itself the new ira admits responsibility for the death of lyra mckee in the northernrn irish city of airyry londonderry. the group upopon the -- the grop apologized, saying the killing was not intentional. in the course of attacking the enemy, lyra mckee was tragically killed while standing beside and in been -- beside enemy forces. we offer our full ends -- full and sincere apologies. that apology will do little to quill the anger and sadness at her killing. friends and supporters had symbolic bloody handprints on the outside of the office accused of having links to the new ira. experts believe the dissident group has about 200 supporters. they reject the good fridayy peace treaty which largely ended the violence in northern ireland in 1998. now that piece seems more fragile than it has for decades. brent: african leaders have agreed to give sudan's interim rulers more time to carry out democratic transition measures following the ousting of the longtime president. at a meeting in cairo, the african union extended its 15 day ultimatum fo

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we know it was the ira, but who were the actual people? and it's really a case of closure and i don't think we're ever going to find closure. in his final remarks, the coroner sir peter thornton qc said: "the dreadful events will never be forgotten because the people of birmingham will never forget the 21 lives that were tragically lost". now on bbc news it's time for the travel show. iam paul i am paul carter, iam paul carter, i'm i am paul carter, i'm a journalist andi i am paul carter, i'm a journalist and i have come to tokyo to experience its culture and its sights and smells. like a lego cityscape, it doesn't look real. it is much bigger than i was expecting. a lot more gold. i have come as any other western tourist could come and do, buti other western tourist could come and do, but i have also come here as a disabled person, to experience all of those things through the eyes of someone of those things through the eyes of someone who might have some difficulties getting over some of those problems, getting around. i feel like i am d

in the 70s and 80s 01’ even the original ira in the 70s and 80s or even into the 90s. of course, just because it may not be numerically large, it doesn't mean that it's not a serious threat, as it's unfortunately shown in recent weeks. it has issued an apology, does the last few days events change on the ground do you think? that's an interesting question, on one level we obviously have to wait and see. these sort of organisations have never really relied upon, or indeed, believed they needed mass public support. they see themselves as sort of keeping a torch alive for representing a strand of republicanism and armed force that basie is essential to come as they would put it, liberate ireland from british occupation, etc. we see that terminology being used over the last couple of days, and today in the statement that they've put out. but in terms of the impact they will have, with the result of this, this is obviously damaged them, the backlash to them has been significant, but the statement indicates today that they don't have any intention of going away, presumably h

described the killing as a suspected terrorist incident linked to dissident irish republicans the new ira and appealed for witnesses to come forward. i would urge those people to have conversations in their home. and their family spacious. in there as memory. and to urge the people a the right to step away from such violence to step away from such organizations. the new ira claimed responsibility for a bomb attack in derry in january and is the biggest of the dissident republican groups operating in northern ireland it's now being linked with four murders including that of laramie keyes since its formation earlier this decade political leaders have condemned this latest attack this was an attack on everybody in northern ireland doesn't matter if you're a catholic or protestant british or irish this is an attack on democracy they have attacked the community they've attacked the people of derry they've attacked the peace process and they've attacked the good friday agreement this killing has brought memories back of the decades long conflict in northern ireland known as the troubles between

firstly, john, new iras as brexit helps it to recruit. this is the group had the violence in which the journalist leera mckee was murdered. obviously there is a long interview with the sunday times reporters —— lyra mckee. even though they acknowledge there is no chance of success in achieving a united ireland. the campaign will continue and say it is symbolic and will go on. they almost apologise for the murder of lyra mckee, saying it is not intentional. it wasn't a planned attack, it was a spontaneous reaction to the arrival of heavily armed police. shooting was unintentional and there is nothing they can say that will not sound like a hollow apology. well, they said it, not me. the other interesting line they also say is that brexit is, in effect, acting as a recruiting sergeant for them because it reminds them that ireland is partitioned and divided. whether you believe that statement is another question. we have these talks are forthcoming. they are now feeling much more urgent because of lyra mckee's death. looma give something

companies or any companies around the world who are doing business in iran it very well could be an ira g.c. front company are those definitely a signal meant for europe there what do you say can this move alexander going to increase the risk of retaliation against u.s. military and intelligence officials in the middle east. it's could therefore top pentagon intelligence officials have reportedly opposed that designation which they argue would allow hard liners in iran to justify deadly attacks against americans about who told me that the trump administration is. that the revolutionary guards are posing a great threat to the ass troops on the ground and he also told me that if the you as were to guard its foreign policy by threats from tehran they would be playing by their own little rules and that's of course something that is unacceptable for the u.s. administration and at the same time washington still wants the uranian regime to return to the negotiating table and so how is the u.s. . basically how are they going to try to square a circle well they are trying to impose more sanction

northern irish newspaper the irish news in it the dissident republican group calling itself the new ira at mit's responsibility for the death of relieve him a key in the northern irish city of derry londonderry the group apologized saying the killing of the young journalist was not intentional. in the course of attacking the enemy lire mickey was tragically killed while standing beside enemy forces the ira offer a full and sincere apologies to the patna family and friends of larry mckee for that day. that apology will do little to quell the anger and sadness that mickey's killing friends and supporters don't symbolic bloody handprints on the sign outside the offices of the republican party syria which is accused of having links to the new ira experts believe the dissident group has about two hundred supporters they reject the good friday peace treaty which largely ended the violence in northern ireland in one thousand nine hundred eight and now that peace seems more fragile than it has for decades. or here in germany the right wing populist party alternative for germany or the dean once

we do that it we're never going to have a more peaceful or stable middle east without weakening the ira g.c. and the qods force they are the principal driver of iran's expansionist foreign policy and i think since two thousand and seven they have been fairly successful but that sort of success comes a great cost to united states and also to our european allies what are the consequences of the decision today well we have it we have certain authorities that we now can use to prosecute people who provide material support to the ira g.c. in the cards force it also creates immigration issues for people who if they do that you can also come to the united states and it also gives us a range of new tools to essentially stigmatize and isolate the i.r.g.c. in the cards force and this is important because the i.r.g.c. controls possibly more than half of iran's economy and so when you've got european companies or any companies around the world who are doing business in iran it very well could be an eye or g.c. front company and we know that they use that revenue and they spend it in places like syr

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northern irish newspaper the irish news in it the dissident republican group calling itself the new ira at mit's responsibility for the death of relief in the northern irish city of derry londonderry the group apologized saying the killing of the young journalist was not intentional in the cause of attacking the enemy lire mickey was tragically killed while standing beside enemy forces the ira off a full and sincere apologies to the patna family and friends of larry mckee. that apology will do little to quell the anger and sadness that mickey's killing friends and supporters don't symbolic bloody handprints on the sign outside the offices of the republican party syria which is accused of having links to the new ira experts believe the dissident group has about two hundred supporters they reject the good friday peace treaty which largely ended the violence in northern ireland in one thousand nine hundred eight and now that peace seems more fragile than it has for decades. african leaders have agreed to give sudan's interim rulers more time to carry out democratic transition measures foll

we know it was the ira, but who were the actual people? and it's really a case of closure and i don't think we're ever going to find closure. in his final remarks, the coroner sir peter thornton qc said, "the dreadful events will never be forgotten because the people of birmingham will never forget the 21 lives that were tragically lost". sima kotecha, bbc news. the england and spurs defender, danny rose, says he can't wait to end his career as a footballer because of the failure of the authorities to tackle racist abuse. racist chanting was directed at rose and other england players during the recent euro 2020 qualifier in montenegro. he says the way the problem is being tackled is a farce. here's our sports correspondeent, joe wilson. today's question for football — what can make a player at the height of his powers decide he's had enough? well, danny rose has endured racism, most recently at england's game in montenegro. he doesn't believe football is taking the issue seriously. a country can only get fined a little bit of money for b

we know it was the ira, but who were the actual people? and it's really a case of closure and i don't think we're ever going to find closure. in his final remarks, the coroner sir peter thornton qc said, "the dreadful events will never be forgotten because the people of birmingham will never forget the 21 lives that were tragically lost". sima kotecha, bbc news. a woman who has spent almost 10 years injail after killing her husband in a hammer attack has been released on bail after her conviction was quashed. sally challen, who was found guilty of murdering 61—year—old richard challen in 2011, now faces a retrial injuly. charlotte gallagher reports. sally challen, in prison for nearly ten years. tonight, she's been released. her family arriving here in the white car to collect her, just hours after a judge granted bail. her supporters, who were at the old bailey this morning, were thrilled with the decision. the family are all supporting sally. we have done from day one, and our strength builds and will build even further. you know, th

i find the apology offered today by the new ira absolutely nauseating, nauseating. they cannot undo the grief, the heartache, the pain and the suffering to lyra mckee's friends, family, and partner. lyra mckee‘s funeral was held on wednesday, and theresa may, along with other senior westminster politicians, travelled to belfast to join mourners at the funeral. the prime minister sat between the irish taoiseach leo varadkar and the president of ireland michael d higgins. dup and sinn fein politicians also attended the service at st anne's cathedral in belfast. and there was a standing ovation when father martin magill demanded to know why it had taken a murder to bring the two sides together, asking — "why in god's name does it take the death of a 29—year—old woman with her whole life in front of her to get to this point?" power—sharing in northern ireland broke down injanuary 2017 — and sinn fein and the dup have been in a stand—off ever since. so what, if anything has changed? here's jayne mccormack. what we're hearing is dup has promised a time—lim

the police are saying they believe the new ira were responsible for this murder. they are a small, violent group opposed to the good friday agreement, which was signed 21 years ago. the threat posed by dissident republicans, despite the peace process over the last few decades, remains classed by the police as severe. they said last night they were acting on intelligence, that they believed acts of violence were being planned to be carried out this weekend. traditionally, the easter weekend, events take place to commemorate the 1916 easter rising against british rule in dublin. the police said they went into creggan and carried out searches to specifically look for guns and ammunition. an illegal parade by dissident republicans was due to be held in the creggan area on monday. that's when trouble broke out last night. over 50 petrol bombs were thrown at police, two vehicles were hijacked and set on fire. and then a gunman opened fire, we believe up to ten shots were fired, aimed at police. but we were told that a large number of people were present in the area and

anyone associated with the trump campaign conspired or coordinated with the russian government or the ira in this illegal scheme indeed as the report states quote the investigation did not identify evidence that any us person knowingly or intentionally coordinated with the ira's interference operation unquote put another way the special counsel found no collusion by any americans in ira's illegal activities. a second the report details efforts by the russian military officials associated with the g.r.u. the russian military intelligence organization to hack into computers and steal documents and e-mails from individuals associated with the democratic party and hillary clinton's campaign for the purpose of eventual eventually publicizing these documents obtaining such an authorized. following a thorough investigation of these hacking operations the special counsel brought sharp report the overall russian military officers for their respective roles in these illegal hacking operations those charges are still pending and the defendants remain at large but again the special counsel's report d

person knowingly or intentionally coordinated with the ira's interference operation. put another way, the special counsel found no collusion by any americans in the ira illegal activities. second, the report details efforts by the russian military officials associated with the gru to hack into computers and steal documents and emails from individuals associated with democratic party and hillary clinton's campaign for the purpose of eventually publicizing these documents. obtaining such unauthorized -- a full investigation of these hacking operations the special counsel brought charges against the military officers for their respective roles in this illegal hacking operation. those charges are pending in the defendants remain at large. again, the special counsel's report did not find any evidence that members of the trump campaign or anyone associated with the campaign conspired or coordinated with the russian government in these hacking operations. in other words there was no evidence of the trump campaign collusion with the russian government's hacking. the special c

decisiÓn de desconectarlo de las mÁquinas que lo mantenÍan respirando despuÉs de un incidente de ira al volante que lo dejo con muerte cerebral. >> un solo puÑo me lo mato. y Él estaba en el volante, era el pasajero. >> segÚn la policÍa el acusado es el at por mexicano lainez. enfurecido hernÁndez se bajÓ de su carro y golpeÓ la ventana gritando insultos.el hombre treviÑo-- respondiÓ propinÁndole un puÑetazo a la cara que lo lanzÓ al suelo dejÁndolo inconsciente. el actor luego se entregÓ las autoridades. >> no puedo con permiso de un juez. declarÓ a la policÍa que actuÓ en defensa propia y temÍa por su vida y la seguridad de su hijo de seis aÑos que viajaba con Él al momento del incidente. el actor enfrenta cargos de agresiÓn y no estÁ claro si con la muerte de hernÁndez los cargos podrÍan aumentar. >> lo Único que pido es que caiga todo el peso de la ley. >> la familia de la vÍctima cuenta con la asesorÍa legal de un abogado mientras que el actor deberÁ presentarse para una prÓxima audiencia en corte el prÓximo 1 de mayo. jorge: son siete las mujeres q

the police are saying they believe the new ira were responsible for this murder. they are a small violent group opposed to the good friday agreement, which was signed 21 years ago. the threat posed by dissident republicans, despite the peace process over the last few decades, remains classed by the police as severe. they said last night they were acting on intelligence, that they believed act of violence were being planned to be carried out this weekend. traditionally, the easter weekend, events take place to commemorate the 1916 easter rising against british rule in dublin. the police said they went into creggan and carried out searches to specifically look for guns and ammunition. an illegal parade by dissident republicans was due to be held in the creggan area on monday. that's when trouble broke out last night. over 50 petrol bombs were thrown at police, two vehicles were hijacked and set on fire. and then a gunman opened fire, we believe up to ten shots were fired, aimed at police. but we were told that a large number of people were present in the area and th

person knowingly or intentionally coordinated with the ira's interference operation, unquote. put another way, the special counsel found no collusion by any americans in ira's illegal activities. second, the report details efforts by the russian military officials associated with the gru, the russian military intelligence organization, to hack into computers and steal documents and emails from individuals associated with the democratic party and hillary clinton's campaign for the purpose of eventually publicizing these documents. obtaining such unauthorized [ inaudible ] -- following a thorough investigation of these hacking operations the special counsel brought charges [ inaudible ] russian military officers for their respective roles in these illegal hacking operations. those charges are still pending and the defendants remain at large. but, again, the special counsel's report did not find any evidence that members of the trump campaign or anyone associated with the campaign conspired or coordinated with the russian government in these hacking operations. in other words, th

. >> don guillermo, disecado que leerÁs ayuda ese dinero se irá. pero lo que no va a cambiar, son los altos costo del alquiler en zonas similares. en este complejo los residentes pagan entre 1000 y 3000 $. >> tengo malestar, Única certidumbre que uno no puede hacer nada. >> la alcaldesa emma seÑala que el dueÑo de la propiedad presentÓ una propuesta que cumplÍa con todos los requisitos. por lo que las autoridades no les quedÓ otra mÁs que aprobar la medida. y como la ciudad como a josÉ no le queda de otra, tendrÁ que buscar un nuevo hogar para el sus hijas y su esposa cueste lo que cueste. >> bueno, siguiendo con el tema con la escasez de vivienda en california, un senador estatal de san francisco estÁ proponiendo cambiar la zonificaciÓn para construcción de edificios y apartamentos cerca de estaciones de transporte o de empresas con muchos empleados. la llamada ley de mÁs hogares, pasÓ su primera audiencia y de aprobarse, se edificarÍan unidades de hasta cinco pisos en vecindad, en estos vecindario entrarÍa en vigor en toda la ciud

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the first known ira endorsement was purchased april 19th, 2016. the ira bought an advertisement for its instagram account tea party news, make a patriotic team of young trump supporters by uploading photos with the #kidsfortrump. it's russia trying to get the #kidsfortrump trending. using their tea party fake online avatars. which were actually operated from st. petersburg in russia, because that #kidsfortrump was the evolution of the overall long running -- by that point years long running effort to do whatever they could, to try to destroy american democracy. why did they think supporting candidate donald trump would do that? i mean, russia presumably is not trying to make america great again. they're running an op, an on going op that well preceded the trump effort to try to weaken us as much as they can. when trump came along, they decided trump was the perfect vehicle to continue and expand that work. how come? we learn from robert mueller's report today a few things that were total surprises at least to me, we learned from mueller's report t

one way is an ira. if you have no company workplace plan, can you put the fulou into an ira by april 15th. if you do have a 401(k) plan at work, you're going to have some income limits ther i terms of how much you can deduct, but it a place to start. the next place is to look at a health savings account. if you have a high deductible health insurance plan. you're eligible to put money into a health savings account p you're an individual, 6900 for a faly, and can y add another $1,000 if you're 55 or older. those are two places you can save money, and then alsoave on your taxes. can a strong market, you often see freelancers, people take those extra jobs. i have a lot of friends who are retired who arece freel in various industries. are there special tax benefits well?hat as >> you're an independent contractor. you get to fill out a special tax form, a schedule c, you can put in some expenses that could save you money. your business meals, office pp es, required equipment, the new laptop you had to get fo