rani. rani, rani, rani. um, um. ooh. um. you're playing victoria at the age she was. yes, iam. so you're the age she was, that's what i'm trying to say. can you relate to that relationship she's having with abdul, do you understand it? yes, i think i do. then i've always been a rather susceptible person. so i understand that very much indeed. i think she was looking for somebody that she didn't have to be formal with. but whatever you do, you must not look at her majesty. do you think she fell in love with him? well, i suppose. why not, he's so beautiful. could you fall in love with, i mean, what is he — somebody in their 30s? yes. oh, i expect so. what is it? a mango, your majesty. one moment, your majesty. it's off. sir henry, this mango is off. of all the things you've done, of all the parts you've played, which has been yourfavourite? i loved playing cleopatra because, when i said i was going to do it, people were openingly quite rude. you know, they said — "cleopatra, is that your part?" i never thought that i'd be in a bond film, and i had the most glorious time bossing h

rani. rani, rani. um, um. ooh. um. you're playing victoria at the age she was. yes, iam. what i'm trying to say. can you relate to that relationship she's having with abdul, do you understand it? yes, i think i do. then i've always been a rather susceptible person, so i understand that very much indeed. i think she was looking for somebody that she didn't have to be formal with. but whatever you do, you must not look at her majesty. do you think she fell in love with him? well, isuppose, why not, he's so beautiful. could you fall in love with, i mean, what is he — somebody in their 305? yes. oh, i expect so. what is it? a mango, your majesty. one moment, your majesty. it's off. sir henry, this mango is off. of all the things you've done, of all the parts you've played, which has been yourfavourite? i loved playing cleopatra because when i said i was going to do it, people were openingly quite rude. you know, they said — "cleopatra, is that your part?" i never thought that i'd be in a bond film and i had the most glorious time bossing him about and sitting behind that desk

rani. rani, rani. um, um. ooh. um. you're playing victoria at the age she was. yes, iam. so you're the age she was, that's what i'm trying to say. can you relate to that relationship she's having with abdul, do you understand it? yes, i think i do. i've always been a rather susceptible person, so i understand that very much indeed. i think she was looking for somebody that she didn't have to be formal with. but whatever you do, you must not look at her majesty. do you think she fell in love with him? well, isuppose, why not, he's so beautiful. could you fall in love with, i mean, what is he — somebody in their 30s? yes. oh, i expect so. what is it? a mango, your majesty. one moment, your majesty. it's off. sir henry, this mango is off. of all the things you've done, of all the parts you've played, which has been yourfavourite? i loved playing cleopatra because when i said i was going to do it, people were openingly quite rude. you know, they said — "cleopatra, is that your part?" i never thought that i'd be in a bond film and i had the most glorious time bossing him about

rani. rani, rani. um, um. 0oh. um. you're playing victoria at the age she was. yes, iam.hat relationship she's having with abdul, do you understand it? yes, i think i do. then i've always been a rather susceptible person, so i understand that very much indeed. i think she was looking for somebody that she didn't have to be formal with. but whatever you do, you must not look at her majesty. do you think she fell in love with him? well, isuppose, why not, he's so beautiful. could you fall in love with, i mean, what is he — somebody in their 30s? yes. oh, i expect so. what is it? a mango, your majesty. one moment, your majesty. it's off. sir henry, this mango is off. of all the things you've done, of all the parts you've played, which has been yourfavourite? i loved playing cleopatra because when i said i was going to do it, people were openingly quite rude. you know, they said — "cleopatra, is that your part?" i never thought that i'd be in a bond film and i had the most glorious time bossing him about and sitting behind that desk. i loved it, loved it. absolutely. victoria

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favro is talking to schools and cities how they are preparing but we start with jeff ra narcot rememb ranie ranieri. >> i think we'll be good for 110, maybe a pew isolated spots higher and most of the hottest temperatures will be centralized back across contra costa and alameda. as you can see, all due to hot high pressure helping to push this dessert air throughout portions of california for a six-day heat wave. i want to get focused on the interior valleys, not too bad tomorrow morning 6:00 a.m. 65. by 10:00 a.m. we're up to 80. 1:00 p.m. 97 increased fire threat and by 3:00 p.m. hit the heat at 103. while it will warm up tomorrow on your thursday forecast, it gets even hotter on friday and for that an excessive heat warning is already getting set up here for the north bay, east bay, south bay and also the peninsula with those temperatures ranging 95 to 110. all the things we're used to doing, drinking plenty of water and remembering the pets and do not leave anyone in the car. you have to start thinking of those. we'll detail the hottest of the six-day heat wave. >> see you shortly. >>>

anita rani joins us now, along with binita kane, who we saw at the beginning of that clip. accounts of what happened but was just incredible. people remember watching your who do you think you are family some years ago, you learned about maternal grandfather, tell us about that. my story was tragic but not isolated, this happened to millions of people in this part of the world. my grandfather was with the british indian army and he lost his entire family during partition, his father, wife, two children, i felt i had unfinished business, iwent wife, two children, i felt i had unfinished business, i went to pakistan where their house was, i wanted to know what happened to his first family, how they died meet you will find that out in the episode on wednesday night. but this programme stemmed from that, i got a huge reaction of the back across—the—board reaction of the back across—the— board from reaction of the back across—the—board from people saying we had no idea about this period of history. particularly the dish nations saying, we heard granny saying something but we nev

rani. >> yeah. elementary. >> i hear you're the junior mayor of gaithersburg. >> yes. >> so cool. tell me what to means. >> it basically means that, um, i have to go to a lot of events have to do a little speech or the pledge of allegiance. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> i'm very impressed. you must be like one of the youngest junior mayors in the country. >> yes. >> very cool. you know how this works by now we'll hand the microphone over to you and you're going to ask us any question you'd like try to make them nice, okay. >> fun questions. >> serious questions. >> um -- you have to hold that up. >> so when you go out to like a port or something like that, are your parents worried, your family because sometimes you go to a very dangerous places? >> well that's a great question. i think that there's more danger for our reporters than for myself and erin. because we're mostly in the studio. i do the weather and she does the traffic. >> okay. >> we don't have to go out to the places where it can

daya rani chuhb, who is 88 years—old, joins us from new delhi in india with her daughter ritu.n happened, you were engaged, what happened to you and your fiance? good morning. when we got engaged... my husband was doing work in what is now bangladesh, my pa rents were work in what is now bangladesh, my parents were there, and there was so much tension. the whole night we couldn't sleep. we had men guarding our house to protect us and we were so worried, any time they could make riot. normally we celebrate. but we are afraid. we were so scared. we thought people would come and take us thought people would come and take us away from our home and take our things away. we were scared, very much scared. what was it like living through that? everything that you knew, it was turned upside down. your life was turned upside down, what was it like? very upsetting, we did not know where to do and where to go. one of my elder sisters was there in bangladesh. their brothers came over, left everything behind. you can go back. inaudible only 100-200 only 100—200 people could go. some we re on

rany call cool temps. gloomy gray. and this morning the case later today is south and east and that's heaviest of rain. and we'll probably see half inch here and lesser amounts norm and west. the reason why the areas south and east are little closer to center of circulation. today is cloudy and rainy day. temps turz 70. and unfortunately in houston this morning over 40" i showed rain table of some of the spots in and around houston. 30, 35, 40, 42" of rain and extraordinary and rain in louisiana. flooding concerns in louisiana and places like new orleans todayment our forecast 70 this afternoon take umbrella and you may want a jacket. it is chilly, winds north and east. >> forecast nothing to complain about. >> right. >> in comparison. >> day of rain we'll deal with it good morning, erin. >> good morning i have to warn everyone get early start and have patience and slow roll. 270. and is over 95 on northbound side for. cc and show you a view of that. and icc and parked at beltway and try your luck on route 1 or bw park