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queen elizabeth ii might want to invest in a ring doorbell because covid just took out some of her security >> the tower of london stood in the british capitol for nearly a thousand years but is not immune to coronavirus. they're facing redundancy. the beef eaters live and work at the tower providing tours. the organization that runs the tower says the pandemic has dealt a devastating blow to its finances. some of the approximately three dozen beef eaters could lose their jobs. >> trevor: yes, the world famous beef eaters are losing their jobs. and i don't get this, the same people with a tower full of jewels can't afford to pay a few guards' salaries? pawn a jewel or put up a castle for an airbnb. i'm willing to bet some of the royal family are less worried about security now that meghan markle has left the country. it feels like crime has gone down around these parts, i don't know why... the queen isn't leaving the tower completely unguard. she hired the couple from st. louis to wave guns at tourists who come too close. i hope they don't fire the guys in the furry hats, too. because those

using a sword which once belonged to her father, queen elizabeth ii has knighted captain tom moore in an outdoor ceremony at windsor castle this morning. in april the 100-year-old world war ii veteran raised global attention as he raised a record $41 million for covid-19 relief by walking 100 laps in his backyard garden. and so today he was knighted by the 94-year-old queen. god bless them both. >>> that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports" have a good weekend. you get used to pet odors in your car. you think it smells fine, but your passengers smell this. eliminate odors you've gone noseblind to for up to 30 days with the febreze car vent clip. wow, it smells good in here. so you and your passengers can breathe happy. laso you can enjoy it even ifst you're sensitive. se. yet some say it isn't real milk. i guess those cows must actually be big dogs. sit! i said sit! with spray mopping to lock away debris and absorb wet messes, all in one disposable pad. just vacuum, spray mop, and toss. the shark vacmop, a complete clean all in one pad. - (phone ringing)a phones offer

i've been richly rewarded with this -- britain's 94-year-old queen elizabeth emerged today from lockdown to knight 100--year-old world war ii veteran tom moore in a ceremony at windsor castle. the man widely known as captain tom won the hearts of people around the world after he raised over $40 million for the british national health service by doing over 100 laps across his garden, a perfect time to bring in nicolle wallace, though i'm compelled to add it's fleeting. stop the broadcast here and play cartoons until 4:00. if we weren't in the middle of a pandemic with unmarked camouflage, troops on the streets of portland, oregon, a story we'll get to later and the just the continued drum beat of news that we have to discuss every day. >> i know we have to get all that stuff. but we should keep that image in mind, good leaders honoring great citizens at a time of immense tragedy. it's really, really, really nice to see that. i'm glad you included that in your headlines. >> thank you. and just look at the combined history, 194 years of life, two people alive and aware today who remember what it was like when that island natio

. >>> queen elizabeth performed a knighting ceremony this weekend for 100-year-old world war ii veteran captain tom more. he filled the hearts of millions in britain and around the world when he walked 100 laps around his yard before his 100th birthday to raise money for the national health service charities during the pandemic. it was the equivalent of us$41 million. >>> here's what is happening tonight. the names don't get any bigger than the ones playing this weekend and golf. this is the memorial tournament. a generation of younger players at the top of the leaderboard. and founded by jack nicholas back in 1976. one of the big names of this era made the cut. nicholson making the best shot the day with the chip at 14 that goes in for an eagle. 73 today, he is well out of contention and 45th place. tiger woods also made the cut but that's about it. a shot 71 and hired for 47th place. it was at the top of the leaderboard. he was leader at the halfway point and one over par for today. 73 and look at the asset number 10. he ties for number second with ryan palmer four strokes back. here

if 100 year old british world war ii veteran captain don moore met 94-year-old queen elizabeth the second castle today. she made him a knight, sir tom moore and using a sword belonging to her father king george the sixth for his fund-raising efforts for the national health service during the covid-19 pending covid-19 . leading up to 100th birthday in april. he became a online and national sensation raising the equivalent of $40 million. prime minister boris nominating more than the knighthood. >> the queen today happily complied and her first official event since the lockdown. >> that's an amazing number amount of money. >> thankful and grateful for the recognition. >> it's very useful, but it's one queen and getting the message from the queen, there is no value that can be placed on that. >> another title going with its honorary colonel rank in the british military and honorary key member of british football great david beckham. at the queen reportedly told that 100 was a great age and symbolizing the resolve of the country and to keep calm and carry on through some terrible days. if bre

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ii. [applause] and we are safer for it and better for it. elizabeth: so you see what just happened? we don't is have a functioning court system but then is applauding that we have less people in prison. you know, prosecutors are not prosecuting people for illegally possessing guns in new york city. that's what's going on. can you take this on, what the mayor just said? >> mayor de blasio's created an ecosystem of anarchy that is plaguing our city. we need law enforcement practitioners and not the policymakers from city hall to take effect and effectively rein in the lines of control for us new yorkers. and it's just not happening as a result of the failed policies that are committed to by mayor de blasio. elizabeth: lieutenant porcher, come back soon. >> thanks again, elizabeth. elizabeth: sure. and don't miss our interview with ed mullins, he's the head of the new york sergeants' benevolence association. he is saying mayor de blasio is a disgray, the mayor's going after him saying he's fomenting hatred. it's a big fight. okay, we're going to take on that story monday night with ed

the 100-year-old world war ii veteran was knighted by queen elizabeth for an extraordinary job well doneance, and social distancing as queen elizabeth knighted captain tom moore in a special ceremony. to give you an idea of just how important this was to the queen, she briefly left her own granddaughter's wedding, princess beatrice, in order to bestow this honor to ksir captan tom. >> to me it was more than anyone could expect. >> reporter: captain sir tom is credited with boosting britain's morale during the coronavirus lockdown. raising spirits and nearly $40 million for the country's public health system by walking 100 lengths of his back yard, one for every year of his long life. >> it was amazing for the kids to see that. anyone can do anything. >> reporter: it's been quite the year for captain sir tom. on his 100th birthday in april he was promoted to colonel and received a military fly past. what was it like to wake up this morning being sir tom? a knight of the realm. arise, sir tom. >> it was a little bit early, but it was a special feeling. i'm delighted that i'm -- i've got th

limits the pandemic, queen elizabeth seldom takes part in official duties, but this is a unique situation in unique times for a unique man. captain tom moore, a world war iieteran, fundraising hero, and national icon, now britain's longest-serving monarch knighted him, allowing him to carry the title sir thomas more -- sir thomas moore. a ceremony was held on the grounds of windsor castle following social distancing rules. he captured the hearts of many one prior to his 100th birthday, he walked 100 laps in his garden, raising over 33 million pounds for health workers and prompting prime minister boris johnson to nominate him for knighthood. prior toto the ceremony, he was worried about only one thing. >> i'm a little overwhelmed. it is and everybody that gets a chance to see the queen, is it? -- it isn't everybody. >> are you still worriri a about kneeling down and getting up? >> i think if i kneel down, i may never get up again. >> luckily, he did not have to kneel during the ceremony. >> congratulations. here is our top story at this hour -- germany's chancellor angela chairing an eu summit aimed at bridging differences over a corona recovery plan. mem

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. >>> the 100-year-old british world war ii veteran who raised $40 million for the national health service in the uk has been knighted by queen elizabethe said he was absolutely overwhelmed meeting the queen. he worried if he knelt down being knighted, he might not get up. he was able to do it as the ceremony was on friday. >> here's the captain. he raised money in april. >> that is very sweet. victor, the queen had a busy day on friday. she also attended the covid wedding of her granddaughter, princess beatrice. you can see it was a small but extremely nice ceremony at windsor castle. the queen lent, her a dress. i guess you do that when you're the queen. >> what is that her wedding dress? >> apparently. it must be pretty nice. i would take it. >> kept it that long. >> i would take it. >>> next hour of "new day" starts right now. >>> another day, another incredible surge in coronavirus cases across the united states. >> a lot of frustration, a lot of anger that we're in this place. we shouldn't have been in this position. we are the example of why masks are important. >> mayor's mask mandate cannot be enforced. >> the people in our st

head to break, our photo of the week, queen elizabeth knighting the british hero we've come to know and love as captain tom, the 100-year-old veteran of world war iised more than $40 million you'll remember for british health care workers by walking 100 laps in his garden this was, of course, the first-ever knighthood ceremony held at a safe social distance captain tom now officially is captain sir tom moore. he joked that he remained standing because, quote, if i kneel down, i'll never get up again. how about no no uh uh, no way come on, no no n-n-n-no-no only discover has no annual fee on any card. no calories, no sweeteners, nall smiles, bubly sparkling water, crack a smile. get a load of my southwest cheddar cheeseburger. let menutaur make it a doubleeee, yeah! it's beautiful! say what? i said it's bea.... try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery. >>> good sunday morning. it is july 19th. let's take a live look outside. beautiful skies. the sun is rising. a little cloud cover as we begin our sunday morning. i'm kira klapper. meteorologist rob mayeda has your micr

elizabeth: yeah. you know, rfk said the same. daniel patrick moynihan said the same. vernon jones is democrat out of georgia. he is the son of a world war iie largest police departments. he oversaw bad cops and good cops. he saw them shot. he said democrats are absurd to defund police department the of the he is a democrat saying that. he is not voting for joe biden. he doesn't like what joe biden and obama did dividing the country. that is a quote from vernon jones out of georgia. your take on that. >> absolutely i agree with him completely. he is not the only one. we're seeing other democrats step forward to say this as well. joe biden trying to hold the line on the position until earlier today we absolutely start talking about defunding police and cutting budgets and so forth. this will be a very dividing issue in our election coming up. i think democrats are missing the boat here. the fact there are the occasional excess, which as a civil rights lawyer i fought against the authorities and sued police in some cases does not mean you throw the baby out with the bath water. what you're seeing in states like california and other liberal ju

war ii veteran captain tom moore raised almost $40 million for britain's national health service by walking laps in his backyard. >> now in a rare public appearance during this pandemic, queen elizabethord, thanking him and bestowing upon him the title "sir." it was incredible. i love that video. by the way, since she was all dressed up and out of the castle, the queen apparently figured she might as well swing by her granddaughter's wedding. >> princess beatrice tied the knot with her husband, who also descended from -- with her husband who also descended from -- >> you don't want to say the husband's name? >> they exchanged vows in a low-key, socially distanced ceremony at windsor. i know my lane. i'm staying in it. >>> now to another milestone birthday for a classic '90s film. >> "clueless" 25, guys. 25 years ago. as if. so to breathe better, i started once-daily anoro. ♪ copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. do not use anoro if you have asthma. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms

world war ii vet who raised $40 million for britain's national health service by walking 100 laps around his yard took a shorter walk today at windsor castle to be knighted by queen elizabethh the traditional sword tap it was a rare public appearance for the 94-year-old monarch who has been in seclusion since the pandemic struck the uk in march. captain tom is now captain sir tom. >> i love this story, sue. we e-mailed about this over the last few days. and the last day not only is he being given his investor tour which means so much to him, he is getting his own private ceremony in the windsor castle i think it is well deserved. also as you showed the pictures, lucky that isn't his garden. 100 laps would have been tougher if he lived there. >> it certainly would have when we were cutting this tape and i watched it, i literally started to cry you know, he is raised not only millions and millions of dollars but i think he's raised everybody's hopes. >> absolutely. >> he's such an inspiration in a world that right now is in such a dark place with covid-19 and he said i have a quote from him, he is absolutely overawed by the fact that such a high award to get from her majesty