understandable and there has been less comparing comparing with kate the wife of prince william i know in britain kate is really my at because she performs her role so perfectly and meghan was quickly given the title difficult this is a little bit unfair. but that is except what the german press. is fine so exciting about magen that she is different and they will follow that next step i'm quite sure about that but you're a brit robin what do you think are you blaming her no i don't you give i don't they still have full i think this is actually deep in harry's psyche ready harry if you remember the pictures mike i really feel relieved when he is 12 i think and this vulnerable young boy having to cope with his mother's death in front of the public i mean you know british defense could he's not about to cry you know and walking behind the cortege nobody holies what was he doing anyway he's an emotional guy i think the whole proper thing to do with his mother has scarred him for life and he'll not ever i think yeah it was very heartbreaking and what about social media there my what social media been sayin

britain how it would like to shape its relationship with the european union. so let's go to the more german i'm going broke if indeed there be physical cause for kate brady kate the german government has often expressed its regrets of britain's decision to leave so how does the future relationship between london and berlin look now the day has come i think what we heard there from times there are certainly an indication of how things might proceed to particularly over this 11 month transition period of course the clock is ticking on how these negotiations now particularly over the trade deals how they proceed will certainly have an influence on the future relationship and we heard there as well from angola michael she said yes germany does want to remain a close partner and a close friend with the u.k. but she repeated something that we've heard before especially of the last couple of years when when the e.u. in the u.k. was trying to desperately hammer out that withdrawal agreement and that is that you stand united and she said that the e.u. we stand as one so of course germany wants to see the e.u. 60 and it'll be interesting to see whether now the u.k. as w

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britain. he said the uk is my home a country i love and that will never change kate >> matt bradley at the palace tonight. >>> hundreds of millions of americans are bracing for life-threatening bitterly cold temperatures it's adding misery to places already reeling from fierce winter storms. even deadly avalanches here's erin mclaughlin >> reporter: tonight over half of america is feeling the freeze a big worry black ice on the roads and accidents like this one. in connecticut a driver's suv slipped right side up. >> trying to brake and it wouldn't stop. >> reporter: the streets so slippery first responders had to slide the victim downhill one of many caught in the storm as it swept northeast leaving behind a wintery chill. >> it's 17 but feels like 5 >> reporter: kansas city as the chiefs took on the titans, fans freezing over 250 million expected to be hit with arctic air. the cold the mass stretches 2500 miles. it's coming from northern canada after dealing with a severe storm system of its own. hit by a bomb cyclone, the canadian government declaring a a state of emergency 100 mile per hour w

kate spake stand serves up everything from the buns. to bagels and tarts. jenkins creates her inventory in her studio on britain's south coast where she's well known for her humorous food creations. she loves the sea and the local fresh fish both inspired her most successful solo exhibition to date a market stand full of seafood she also gets inspiration at her local bakery. writes well how do i. know i have also been taught raspberry and lemon marang tarts black berry mousse and all kinds of bread cake jenkins is always on the lookout for new models she can spend months working on a particular project her studio. has yarn in every shade and thickness imaginable. experiment with lots of different things so i found 2 yawns together achieved very realistic in fact quite quickly so by me choosing which color is to to mix together on the next machine i can then achieve the white effect for the bright . she uses a knitting machine from the 1960 s. it takes her 3 to 4 hours to make a loaf of bread. crocheting the little pastries takes even longer. crochet baked goods have one advantage over edible ones they don't alway

britain south of lords ahead of the end of u.k. representation in the e.u. parliament in fewer than 20 days time coming up with a show you kate. right ministers former trade on by conservative party former treasury lord marland weighs up the chances of a 300000000000 pound or more deal with britain's biggest trade partner the rest of the european union and as a counter breakthrough in london identifies killing cells i switched on we speak to templeton kelvin faraday award winning professor paul davis about how information will determine the future of immortality big pharma all the people coming out in today's going underground or 1st britain is due to not be represented by the european union from the end of the month despite being subject to either single market customs regulations really end of the enjoyment is chairman of the commonwealth enterprise an investment council in the form of trade envoy boris johnson's breed as they would cameron lord model and thank you so much for coming on before we get to the 31st of january you are keep articles of john to the me oral candidacy complete vindication of the nominee cummings tact

britain. >> i think it's racism, to be honest, because it's quite different the way they treat william and kate compared to megan and harry. >> reporter: the u.k.'s prime boris johnson offered his support today. >> i think the whole country will want to join in wishing them the very best. >> reporter: but meghan's estranged father thomas markle was quick to criticize. >> i think both of them returning as lost souls at this point. i don't know what they're looking for. i don't think they know what they're looking for. >> reporter: harry and meghan have made it clear what they want, independence and freedom to forge their own way. something the queen has now given her blessings to. they're still so many details left to work out including the couple's security and how they will finance their new lives. even then, the whole thing will have to be reviewed after a year. omar. >> villafranca: imtiaz, thanks, tomorrow a canadian court hears evidence on whether a top chinese executive arrested there should be extradited to the u.s. her arrest has sparked a high stakes international tug of war involving

britain. >> i believe it's racism, to be honest. it's quite different the way they treat william and kate compared to meghan and harry. >> reporter: thek's prime minister boris johnson offered his support today. >> i think the whole country will want to join in wishing them the very best. >> reporter: but meghan's estranged father, thomas markle, was quick to criticize. >> i think both of them are turning into lost souls at this point. i don't -- i don't know what they're looking for. i don't think they know what they're looking for. >> reporter: harry and meghan have made it clear what they want, independence and freedom to forge their own way, something the queen has now given her blessings to. there is still so many details left to work out, including the couple's security and how they'll finance their new lives. but even then, the whole thing will have to be reviewed after a ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> to ukraine now, where the remains of 11 people killed in ukrainian jetliner were returned to ukraine today. the flag-draped coffins were met by family members and ukraine's president zelensky. all 176 people

britain's royal family are reportedly hurt and disappointed after prince harry and his wife meggan said they're stepping back from senior roles within the morning kate the couple made the announcement without consulting the royal family saying they want to become financially independent reports from london critics say that isn't possible if they want to maintain a role in public life. it wasn't long ago that the american actress make a mark was injecting new life into britain's state rule family marrying prince harry 6 in line to the throne in 2018. but the mix of transatlantic glamour and walty quickly turned toxic in the press with the duke and duchess of sussex criticised for a jet set lifestyle at taxpayer's expense and accusations in return against some newspapers of racism. in an interview late last year meghan hinted that it might all be too much british man said to me. i'm sure he's great. but. because the british tabloids will destroy your life. there will be critics of the sussex his decision to go their own way becoming financially independent they say splitting their time between the u.k. and north america while retaining their royal sta

britain is almost unbelievable. we just picked out a few headlines. the mail on sunday, palace's warning on harry, millions. katesunday is mirror, they told elton john before they told the queen. and it was the sunday times that understood that prince harry -- excuse me, prince william has said i've tried to put my arm around my brother our whole lives, i can't do this anymore. this is not just a soap opera, it's gone global, right? >> it absolutely has. and, again, i mean, elton john versus the queen, i mean -- [laughter] howard: can't make it up. >> the press and the tabloids in the u.k. were very, very, very critical of this decision. and i certainly don't really understand it. i mean, even in the united states they were mocked a little bit on late night tv. i know jimmy kimmel had a joke, he said what does it mean they're limiting their duties? they're going to wave less? [laughter] colbert's saying, colbert's saying i didn't realize that there were, you know, senior royals s and what are the levels here? howard: yeah. >> again, it really is, i think, a smart move for them because it opens up the ability for

britain, for the criteria of pimment that madison responded to in such term. upon hearing madison's objections, other cry hooi crimes and misdemeanors were angle kate. abuse of power or obstruction of justice. history strongly suggests madison would have sla a opposed it and it would have been rejected. i'll come back to that argue a little later on when ooh talk about specifically abuse of power. madison worried that a partisan legislature could even musculoskeletal use therd, disdemeanor. proprosed moving the trial to the nonpartisan supreme court. the protoefl was rejected. this does not mean, as some have suggested, that madison suddenly changed his mind and favored such misuse to expand the meaning of misbehavior. no. it meant that he feared misteerm could be abused. now the best evidence that the broad concerns cited by the framers to justify impeachment were not automatically accepted as criteria justifying impeachment is the manner by which the word incapacity, focus on that word, please, incapacity, was treated. madison and others focused heavily on the problem of what happens if the president becomes incapacitated? certainly a president wh

information that was circulated last night between united states canada and great britain, about a surface—to—air missile apparently katercraft, and this morning we had this rather desperate appealfrom this morning we had this rather desperate appeal from ukraine's president on social media for it to be handed over, for that information to be shared. that appears to now have taken place. it was between the american embassy here in kyiv, and it was pointed out that the state of handed over, which is taken to mean that the information which the canadians, americans and british think clearly shows was taken down bya think clearly shows was taken down by a surface—to—air missile. think clearly shows was taken down by a surface-to-air missile. what is the approach to iran's denial? the ukrainians are in a difficult situation. they sent a team of ukrainians on wednesday night, 45 experts and officials, to take part in that investigation. they are relu cta nt to in that investigation. they are reluctant to be seen to what this investigation may be, but it will have a meaning for input and meaningful access to evidence as pa rt

kate williams. thanks for being with us. first big question, what's going on here? >> this is a huge move. i mean, it's absolutely taken britain every newspaper is covering it. even the ones that don't normally cover royal matters. twitter, social media, it's gone wild. this has taken everyone by surprise. the palace, the public, and i really think although it's a big surprise, harry and meghan have been think about this for a long time. during the christmas sabbatical they took, they've been trying to figure out a new way. they were struggling with the level of press intrusion. some of the coverage of meghan has been very unfair. there has been racist coverage and rather cruel coverage. and also harry's always felt constrained being a member of the royal family. what you can and can't say, he's always wanted a more global role. i think this is two in one. they get their freedom and this bigger global role. and they really get to be outside the goldfish bowl. but it's certainly shocked a lot of people. and really has a -- really put the cat among the pi ons. i remember when i came over to cover their wedding, i remember sop lo

britain's passing. >> it is certainly is shocking and sudden. if not for me on the air immediately reacting on the air with you or kate snow on the air earlier i don't think my emotions have really processed it to be honest. i had the pleasure of covering the nba from 2003 to 2016. and i saw 13 years of kobe bryant playing, winning championships, going flew the soap opera that was the los angeles lakers, and then coming out of the back end of that winning two more championships in 2009 and 2010. and then retiring in 2016. and i was courtside at staples center. i had the chance, the honor, really, to call kobe's last game. the lakers were not a playoff team. kobe was, at the end physically. and he still scored 60 points, which was the most points any player scored in an nba game that year. kobe had a magnetic personality. for someone who came right out of high school to nba super stardom, fourth leading scorer in the league. he was the third leading scorer until last night, when lebron james passed him. >> mike, you have covered every sport for years now. you have come into contact with just the biggest stars in the game. it is -- it is tragic that w

britain. what do you make of that? >> there was terrible racism on the internet and in socils media , butthe british tabloids subjected meghan to the sort of hazing that all royal women have to go through. kate went through it. camilla went through it. that is a real grievance, understandable. from harry's point of view, there's been this existence of a rift that has been marring his relationship with his brother william for 18 months n. that is why harry himself was not averse to going and undoubtedly supported his wife in her wish. amna: is thisse a s of how a modern monarchy can work? >> my view is that it is a positive model for the future. ju at the time we are leaving looking across the atlantic, here's the royal family ahead of them, and the british royal family has in a way reinvented itself. amna: that is robert, historian of the royal family, joining us from london. thank you very much. baseball is a game o traditions, but the major league baseball commiioner made clear day that teams may not use 21st century techniques to carry out one age-old practice,di de the signs catchers used to communicate with pictures. john yang has the details on the cheating scandal. today that in e 201

kate seem to understand what it entails. stuart: extremely difficult for an american to fit into britain's royal family, extremely difficult hely an irish-american. stuart: we think we're free. >> we think in america because of our history monarchy is inimicable to free democracy. that is not true. it is one of mediating institutions that a liberal society depends on. if you look what the queen does, i am sure the duke and duchess thought it would be boring to caught ribbons in small town. she treats that like the most important thing in the world. that is an incredible thing to have. stuart: i have covered royal tours. it is quite something. mcgurn. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. stuart: i want to bring in scott shellady back in again. i said good-bye. i want to bring him back in. illinois resident. according to the census bureau, illinois has seen a population decline for the sixth straight year. i take it this is a tax exodus, scott? >> 100%. they named jb pritzker our governor, u-haul sales man of the year. in october of 2014 i moved to indiana because the taxes were getting ridiculous. you rent your house back o