love always, andrew. >> andrew started dating at bishops but did not voice his own age. >> andrew spentcould help keep him in a life that he aspired to. >> he was a boy toy? >> sure. >> a boy toy who liked to show off the gifts he received. >> he had come to the dance in this red leather jumpsuit, and i ended up going, wow, andrew! he said, yes, my boyfriend anthony bought it for me. >> stacy liked to tease andrew about his dating choices. >> i said, oh, who's your sugar daddy now? and, he said, wouldn't you like to know. >> at bishops, andrews cruised along academically. >> most of us had to study, but you never saw him in the library studying. >> coasted through? >> exactly. >> so, it was a prophecy when on graduation in 1987, he was voted most likely to be remembered. >> he just had a very dynamic personality and was very funny, everybody loved him. >> after bishops, andrew tried college. but the boy who coasted through high school found uc, san diego all too demanding, and costly. so, he bailed. >> there were problems at home too, andrew's father, a stockbroker, was accused in a civ

so she always has had a very soft spot for andrew.e were utterly shocked to see andrew escorting the queen at the memorial for prince philip. but the queen would feel, "this is my private situation. it's his father, my husband." she wanted the arm of her son when she walked down the aisle. >> she has two other sons to choose from, two other sons to choose from. >> and, of course, andrew muscled to make sure that he was there. she was actually supposed to be handed off to the archbishop, who was going to walk her down. but andrew, wanting to push his face into the limelight and say, "i still have the approval of my mother," made sure he was in the picture. and that has caused a great deal of consternation amongst her -- you know, everyone at the palace. >> the queen is not the only woman in recent history to have put her stamp on britain. margaret thatcher was a guest on the original "firing line" with william f. buckley jr. in 1975 when she was leader of the conservatives four years before she became prime minister. take a look at thi

prince andrew will not be joining us- it _ full support. prince andrew will not be joining us.ill not be joining us. it is a _ full support. prince andrew will not be joining us. it is a sea _ full support. prince andrew will not be joining us. it is a sea of - full support. prince andrew will not be joining us. it is a sea of people i bejoining us. it is a sea of people out there. takes a while to come and go from this position because so many people have turned out to celebrate. it has been a great day of festivities with the trooping the colour, with the fly—past outside buckingham palace as well. and, of course, sing the queen herself coming out onto the balcony. 0ur correspondent danjohnson takes a look at the so far. some of the youngest royals were first on display in a bright morning sunshine. the queen's great grand children travelling with their mother, the duchess of cambridge, and the duchess of cornwall. prince charles rode down the mall in place of the queen, alongside his sister and prince william. this was the first major event of this platinum jubilee weekend.

jack: andrew, jack hough.to put on a hard hat to look at a chart of steel stocks from the past because they have been so volatile. anything change to make the steadier performers going forward? andrew: the us industry has gotten better with consolidation, four companies control 80% of the market and you see a sharp increase in profitability, that allows companies to improve their balance sheets, reduce financial risk, provide returns to shareholders and improve environmental footprint and reduce emissions. carleton: a number of steel companies, talk about the outlook, an interesting one to cover. andrew: it has a low valuation around three times earnings. it has well-regarded pugnacious ceo, strong raw material position in the pre-good spot for the next couple years. carleton: what about the mystic players? andrew: the only steel stock in the s&p 500, the best balance sheet, the biggest production. it is the go to stock for people who are more conservative on the steel industry and steel dynamics, the smaller

this morning, prince andrew, at age 62, is trying to stage a royal comeback.to make his first public appearance in months at today's annual garter day ceremony at windsor castle, one of the key events on the royal calendar attended by much of the family. some observers none too happy. >> this is a 700-year-old order of chivalry. where there are only supposed to be 24 knights and ladies of the garter. and if andrew turns up, i think it will be a complete and utter sham that he will be there. >> reporter: now apparently because of the backlash a change of plans. he'll attend private events, not public ceremonies. earlier this year, andrew was stripped of his official duties after being accused of sexual abuse. ultimately settling with virginia roberts giuffre for more than $10 million. giuffre claimed jeffrey epstein and ghislaine maxwell trafficked her for sex with the prince on multiple occasions when she was 17. the prince long denying the allegations. >> do you remember her? >> no. >> reporter: but following settlement of the case, "the telegraph" reports an

and as i said andrew will go first and then he'll be followed by alex and then afterward we'll give andrew a chance to rebut anything. he feels really needs to be addressed. that any point that alex rays so andrew. so slides thanks. so let me begin by saying energy is the most important thing in the world if you have energy you can do anything else you want. so the real question is what's the best way to generate energy now, we generate most of our energy from fossil fuels right now, but let me talk about some of the disadvantages of fossil fuels so let's talk about number one climate change. let me explain why i personally am extremely concerned about climate change. let's go back to the last ice age. this is basically what north america looked like it was covered with thousands of feet of ice or about half covered there were different ecosystems. sea level is 300 feet lower. it was a different planet if you walked outside you would not recognize your planet. now it was about 10 degrees fahrenheit colder at that time. so think about that 10 degrees fahrenheit and the global average you co

andrew, thank you. i will— a lot more carefully about. andrew, thank you.- a lot more carefully about. andrew, thank you. i will let you get back. thank you. i will let you get back to your baby! the founder of blackstock consulting. hello. the warm spell of weather is slowly coming to an end and in fact it's already been quite a fresh day for many of us today with some heavy showers, the odd crack of thunder, and i think more of that to come tomorrow, although in eastern parts of the country still some of that one flex i think to tomorrow afternoon. there is the focus for tonight, generally dry scoured so much showers scattered around here and there, one night, 16 degrees early morning to victory in liverpool and many other towns and cities, too, so he was the forecast for tomorrow. you can see plenty of shows at was the last year. this is actually a weather front and also cooler than to get talking behind it. it will turn quite breezy when some of these western coast, temperature is only 18 in plymouth, 18 in belfast but some sunshine and warmth left for

then most importantly, ambassador andrew young. there has been a lot said about ambassador young over the past week and you will hear a lot more tonight. i just want to relay one personal story that i think typifies andrew young to me. we hosted reporter catherine johnson a few years ago to talk about her relationship with coretta scott king and she was in conversation with andrew young . during that program the former first lady barbara bush had passed away while the program was running so we got to the end of the program and i thanked catherine and i thanked ambassador young and i mentioned that barbara bush had passed away and ambassador young without pausing or leaving the stage offered a beautiful prayer of remembrance for mrs. bush. because that's the type of person he is. so please join me in welcoming ernie suggs, don bermudez and ambassador young . [applause] and i think at this point it might be fitting since his birthday was on saturday if you will join me in l. [singing] happy birthday to you. happy birthday ambassador

i choose to call him my brother, andrew young.to ask you the first question in the many lives of andrew young, when you get up in the morning and look in the mirror, who are you? >> you know, that's what i try to figure out every day. it's -- and basically, well, when i left college i felt like i had wasted all of my life up to that time. though i had a diploma and i ran to the top of king's mountain because that was 1951, everything was segregated. the only place we could stop was at a missionary school in king's mountain. and my mother and father were there at a conference and i went out running up the mountain. and when you're running toward a mountain and you're running downhill and you don't realize it, but you're going faster than you're supposed to and then i decided to run to the top of the mountain and i was already exhausted. and i had-- i just sort of passed out, i think. i don't know what happened. but when i woke up i opened my eyes and came to, the world just looked different. and it hit me that everything i saw had

andrew, what's happened with the investigation? how much do we know about what happened to her dorm and bruno in those 10 days when police were searching for them? well, unfortunately, this investigation started on very slowly and very traveling way. we were very disheartened to see that the police did not send out our captors and airplanes immediately as they, as they should have. and it was only really after a can started international effort to, to force the response that a more concerted effort took place after they didn't show up on sunday morning their colleagues when the badger, the, the local indigenous group that they were working with immediately began to start up and down the river and they were going out all day every day. and they were actually basically leading the search efforts for the police and were responsible for lot of the biggest discovery that were to happen over that time. and it should be read something into this delay and, and the delay in the search party going out because of the indigenous people that do

final question to - olivia, one sentence on andrew and 0livia, one sentence on andrew and william, thant fill up the other vacancies?— vacancies? i agree, i think william's _ vacancies? i agree, i think william's probably - vacancies? i agree, i think william's probably makingj vacancies? i agree, ithink- william's probably making the right call william's probably making the right catt here _ william's probably making the right call here and it's good to see that he's abte — call here and it's good to see that he's able to be assertive. i�*ll call here and it's good to see that he's able to be assertive.- he's able to be assertive. i'll ask ou he's able to be assertive. i'll ask you again _ he's able to be assertive. i'll ask you again 11:30pm, _ he's able to be assertive. i'll ask you again 11:30pm, you - he's able to be assertive. i'll ask you again 11:30pm, you have - he's able to be assertive. i'll ask you again 11:30pm, you have an| he's able to be assertive. i'll ask - you again 11:30pm, you have an hour to think of four vacancies. thank you to you both for this first run of the p

>> i'm not sure if it's you or member andrews at this time? >> i'm recused from presentation and vote and abstain and will abstain from voting. >> okay, thank you member andrews, so i believe, yes, member catalano, thank you for agreeing to these recommendations. >> happily. good morning, everyone and thank you for to all for the coordination on this. i'm going to present the recommendations for the mental health category. what's going to begin -- i'm going beginning with the housing category which is agreed upon and we'll come to area where there's new motions. this isn't too surprising at this point. i believe jesse has been added. we have overdose prevention services here which maintains the funding for overdosed including access to medication and harm services over the next two-year budget period with a total of 16.6 millions and the street overdose response team that would include the cbo cost of running those teams, three teams at a total cost of $12 -- 11.the million over two year -- $11.9 million for 2 years and street crisis response

so for draymond, it's four titles for andrew wiggins. if somebody in minnesota when that trade went down. it was told that andrew wiggins would help lead the warriors to a championship. they do just laugh. they would just laugh because wasn't in the cards for him. so it seemed until he joined the warriors a place that embraced him and he is the perfect fist on this squad guarding the best offensive player on the other team and he could fall out of bed and get you 20 and andrew wiggins. let's listen to andrew with chris alvarez. can you explain what this means you're with there? this is amazing moment for you. yeah, man, it's been it's been great. it's a dream come true. you can see she's excited. you but here you go. just for my family to be the experienced it you know, it's been great. you know, it's late and she's full of energy. yeah, i got it now. yeah, she wasn't wearing the poster shirt man. that was pretty cool. can you switch it up? can you explain what it's like to be an mba champion in this moment with your with your family the

give them 10 and a half minutes each and andrew will go first followed by alex and we will give andrew a chance to rebut anything he feels needs to be addressed at any point alex raised . >> slides. thanks. energy is the most important thing in the world. if you have energy you can do anything else you want to the question is what's the best way to generate energy ? we generate energy through fossil fuels right now but let me talk about the disadvantages of fossil fuels. talk about climate change explain why i am concerned about climatechange . let's go back to the last ice age. this is basically what north america looks like, it was half covered. there were different ecosystems, sea level was 300 feet lower . it was a different planet. if you want outside you would not recognize your planet. it was about 10 degrees ut fahrenheit colder at that time so think about it. 10 degrees fahrenheit global average you pull the planet you get an ice age. call that an ice age, 10 degrees egegso let's think abou the future. on track for five degrees of warming at an ice age here. have the possibili

andrew wiggins dominated. the warriors built a 16 point lead.in the first half. after missing the first 12 threes, boston hit eight in a row. the celtics took the lead, overcoming a 16 point deficit. jordan poole beat the buzzer by a 10th of a second. klay for three of his 21 points, three years to the day he tore his acl. andrew wiggins, we call this with authority. warriors 104-94, up 3-2. they can capture the ground thursday night in boston. >> you embrace the fact that il.n if it is not pretty, you it may not be the prettiest, but it is grinding it out. that is what the finals are all about. >> it does not mean anything if i lay an egg. i'm excited to build on it. wow. i've never been so excited to go to boston. larry: giants and royals, a little staring contest. giants with nine walks. joc pederson. then brandon crawford, two run double. giants win 6-2. college ball, chilling on the grass. the winner will go to the college world series. stanford was down 3-0, came back in a hurry. grand slam, cardinal up 8-3. matthews gets the pop-up in fou

the issue up with andrew and the accusations against| andrew and the accusations against him of a sexuals he denies what they have in a cloud over the royalfamily for the course of the last year or so. how much of a cloud over the royal family for the course of the last year or so. how much of a clabber them over these platinumjubilee celebrations and how to handle him? i don't think they were and i think all of the royalfamily i don't think they were and i think all of the royal family members will be united over the next four days and in the run up to these platinum jubilee celebrations, united that the focus is very much on the queen herself. no distractions, no family drama should get in the way of that, and so i don't think he would've been a distraction if he had been able to go to that thanksgiving service tomorrow. it is all about the queen these next four days but he will be coming tomorrow and the palace said in a statement that he will be going with regret that he will not attend that service. thea;e will not attend that service. they are still hundreds _ will not attend that

. >> andrew, 33 aÑos, 1. 94 de estatura.egan de media distancia para probarlo. tres minutos mÁs de agonÍa. tres minutos mÁs de drama, tres minutos mÁs de dientes apretados. tres minutos mÁs para ir a definiciÓn desde el punto de penal, si alguno de los dos no hace goles, viene luchando, entrÓ con ganas >> sÍ, se queda corto el Árbitro con la adiciÓn de tres minutos. >> trauco al Área, aguanta, trauco al Área, tirÓ por alto, tapia la deja, la deja! >> la despeja awer mabil, aquÍ la recupera mooy, no la puede perder,! pega, la tiene el rayo, advincula, los dos equipos trabajaron y entrenaron los penales, dicho sea de paso, advincula la pierde, awer mabil, la recupera aquino, lateral peruano. lateral peruano. >> parece que sÍ >> bueno >> por eso salta el banco de suplentes, todo el cuerpo tÉcnico y ahÍ estÁ hosco afuera ibaÑez >> hasta los 123 vamos. cobrÓ falta. >> balÓn arriba, zambrano, gallese que sale, gallese, gallese, la tiene jamie maclaren con alexander, el kaiser carlos zambrano, viene zambrano, despejando la pelota l

andrew wiggins dominated. the warriors built a 16 point lead.had 16 in the first half. after missing the first 12 threes, boston hit eight in a row. the celtics took the lead, overcoming a 16 point deficit. jordan poole beat the buzzer by a 10th of a second. klay for three of his 21 points, three years to the day he tore his acl. andrew wiggins, we call this with authority. warriors 104-94, up 3-2. they can capture the ground thursday night in boston. >> you embrace the fact that even if it is not pretty, you can still win. it may not be the prettiest, but it is grinding it out. that is what the finals are all about. >> it does not mean anything if i lay an egg. i'm excited to build on it. wow. i've never been so excited to go to boston. larry:oyal agianalks. joc pederson. then brandon crawford, two run double. giants win 6-2. college ball, chilling on the grass. the winner will go to the college world series. stanford was down 3-0, came back in a hurry. grand slam, cardinal up 8-3. matthews gets the pop-up in foul territory. it is dog pile time

our guest today, andrew card. andrew card served with the national endowment to democracy, interim chief executive officer, president of franklin pierce university, acting dean of the bush school of public service at texas a and m and senior government role under three us presidents including white house chief of staff to george w. bush, and secretary to george h w bush. we have executive director of fiscal institute of international affairs. he has been it distinguished professor on diplomacy at georgetown, vice president of worldvision, a veteran who served in the gulf war, us special envoy to the darfur process and most especially administer of international development. today they have edited and produced transforming our world, george h w bush and american foreign policy, a collection of essays from well-known foreign-policy practitioners who participated in unfolding international events in the administration. i to make sure everyone knows we will have time to take some audience questions near the end of the

andrew wiggins talent.was a former number one overall pick at one point in his career, people him as the most talented high school recruits since lebron james. so we knew the talent was there to raul stuff. but his career up to his warriors. 10 year has been underwhelming. there's been a lot of questions about his motor, his work ethic. does he want it enough? what has changed in the last season really the last couple weeks to what we have seen now, which looks like a bona fide star in the nba. >> is it is simple to say that trayvon green started parking in his ear. can we just say that? move on? i don't know. and if anyone knew the answer, they would have done it long before today because you're right. the talent is blinding and it was really a interesting at the beginning of this postseason, andrew wiggins, of all those questions might have been the biggest question mark of all, what kind of player where the warriors going to have in the playoffs with andrew wiggins in the very 1st quarter of the very fir

andrew slimmon joins us.ne who was in equities, someone who connitay long and optimistic, exce maybe he is not. come on, and. there is blood on the streets. do you load the boat here? andrew: i think there is an opportunity coming. i just think it is too early. regardless of the economy my view was the stock market has a hard time with the 10 year where it is, given the multiple that remains on the market. until we get resolution in terms of interest rates and inflation, i just think it is too early to get aggressive. but it is out there, it is just too early. tom: what is the lesson on use of cash? we saw de shaw go after fedex. saw target with a big dividend increase as well. how does use of cash change even the gloom that is out there? andrew: it is interesting you are seeing come -- companies increase stock buybacks. you are seeing insider buying, so i think there is some reasonable belief the collapse and earnings will not be there. that is a lot to do, frankly, with inflation. bunnies can pass on their

andrew: that is a fair question. it is apparent that every major global equity market in the world had -- has its own challenges. europe has active ecb hiking, it has the war in ukraine. china has the challenge of 80 covid policy. -- zero covid policy. japan has a banking policy that is disconnected from the hawkish policy elsewhere. that is one of the better challenges to have. we think the japanese market is not priced for the yen depreciation we have seen. if the yen were to stay around 135 or move higher or weaker, that would result in earnings upgrades at a time where other regions would continue to see earnings downgrades. japan is the greatest, it is not the most expensive, versus some of the other markets. we think the bank of japan will stay patient a while longer, the inflationary pressures in japan not only are not as severe right now, they have been so much lower for so much longer than the u.s. lisa: when you talk about creating a balance to the portfolio, i understand the fed on japan to some degree. th

and in such difficulty with andrew, she has had to cancel her own son.then has to choose over mother versus sovereign and the queen has always chosen in the end, sovereign. she has always chosen the protection of the crown as her consumatr duty, even if it means making very difficult, personal decisions. we saw it at the very beginning when she had to tell margaret that she could not marry the man she loved because he was divorced, he was older than her, he was completely, in those days, inappropriate for margaret, but her sister loved him. the fact is she has had to make the very painful decision to essentially tell harry you are gone. she loves her grandson and she knew that it would make him very unhappy, but she had to choose what was right for the crown and most of all with andrew, if she has to make that choice, it is a choice she will make. something her uncle did not do. something her uncle could not do. at the back of the book you asked the question will the monarchy survive when the queen goes? what was your conclusion? i think it will. i think

andrew wiggins had himself a night and just to think when andrew wiggins came here, he had this reputation that he didn't play hard, that he underachieved. he's completely flip that reputation here in golden state, of course, winning cures. everything. the golden state warriors are just a better franchise from top to bottom. the minnesota timberwolves, that stability probably helped andrew wiggins. but man, this team, now they're just one win away from an nba championship in to think just a year ago, they didn't even make the playoffs the year before that they had the worst record in basketball and now they're one win away from being at the top of the mountain. have a chance to do it on the road in boston on thursday. it will be really hard. you know, those boston fans are going to be loud and proud as east coast. there grant you're an east coaster. you know, those boston fans, they have a lot of pride. so they're going to be allowed. but guess what, steph? klay dre. they've been here before. this was their 20th nba finals win, which is the most in nba history. they broke the record set by

and andrew wiggins did that. yes indeed. andrew wiggins did just that in golden state fans. one win away from another nba title. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now team effort tonight out of the chase center where 18,000 came together to watch this big game five win. good evening. once again, i'm mike mibach julie haener, the crowded chase center came alive in the fourth quarter. ktvu is amber lee joins us now outside the arena with more amber. julie fans are absolutely thrilled with the wind here at chase center tonight, there are already looking forward to gain six hoping that the wars will win it all then. yes won't great win. we needed to protect home court. uh this is a big game. now we're up 32, and we could finish it in boston and six everyone was on fire, but especially wiggins for sure. m v p of the game for sure. pandemonium at

andrew: no.a said is unconscionable, blaming people who go to the amazon to do environmental reporting, blaming a guy who has dedicated his life, bruno pereira, to helping indigenous people. blaming th for being in the wrong place at the wrong time, it is unconscionable. he was not gung ho. you know gung ho reporters who get off on trying that. dom was not that kind of reporter. the thing that stood out to me about dom, he was much more of a listener than he was a talker. he was not somebody who got off on that kind of adrenaline. stephanie: talk about your thoughts on how the brazilian government responded once they learned of dom and bruno's disappearance in early june? andrew: the brazilian government was slow to respond. one of the memories of this will be the brazilian military and the hours after he went missing. saying we are prepared and ready to start a search, but we are waiting from orc -- waiting for orders from above. it took them a while for those orders to go through. that left a b

and in such difficulty with andrew, she has had to cancel her own son. when she then has to choose over mother versus sovereign and the queen has always chosen in the end, sovereign. she has always chosen the protection of the crown as her consumatr duty, even if it means making very difficult, personal decisions. we saw it at the very beginning when she had to tell margaret that she could not marry the man she loved because he was divorced, he was older than her, he was completely, in those days, inappropriate for margaret, but her sister loved him. the fact is she has had to make the very painful decision to essentially tell harry you are gone. she loves her grandson and she knew that it would make him very unhappy, but she had to choose what was right for the crown and most of all with andrew, if she has to make that choice, it is a choice she will make. something her uncle did not do. something her uncle could not do. at the back of the book you asked the question will the monarchy survive when the queen goes? what was your conclusion? i think it wil

. >> reporter: hey there, andrew, good morning. president biden campaigned on a promise to isolate saudi arabia, and now it appears soaring energy costs have changed that. forget daily records. gas prices are now hitting new highs every hour. >> essentially every hour the national average is setting a new record. we are currently at $4.76 a gallon, and the national average could breach that $5 a gallon mark in the next three weeks. >> reporter: president biden is now reportedly looking to saudi arabia to help lower the cost of gas and oil. according to the associated press, biden will visit saudi arabia later this month and could meet with saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman. that would be a departure from his comments as a candidate when biden promised to treat saudi arabia as a pariah state for the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi, an outspoken critic of the saudi government. u.s. intelligence concluded prince bin salman ordered khashoggi's killing, an allegation he denies. meanwhile, opec, which includes saudi arabia, ag

that is where the key for andrew. he has a talent and he needed to learn about the culture from people like steph, clay and raymonde. >> do they know how to win. it has to be more than that. you have to feel like this is a place for him to thrive. >> what i believe is what andrew needed is to get in a spot where he was accepted. they weren't looking at him to lead. that is either not in his dna or he doesn't know how to do that. he found a spot where he was very except that and they put him in his best position to succeed. he wasn't asked to go out there and be that lead character in the show. >> here isalready shy. >> he is an understated guy. i feel like i have heard him talk and smilin the first of his career. he ended up fitting well into the rolex of many of the other pieces we are talking about. >> it seemed like it was forever ago, at the beginning of the season he didn't want to be vaccinated. that could have been a big problem. i'm not sure what all went into that, the team talk to him and people he trusts. h

invesco up 5.25% andrew. >>> thanks, becky.lta citing new prices our next guest is saying revenge travel is alive and well what is revenge travel >> thank you very much thank you for having me. we have had travel strains for the last two years when we look at demand indicators, our survey shows june and july with passenger revenue up double digits on a year over a three-year basis there's a lot of people that have wanted to go to the favorite beach spot or see their favorite aunt and it is delta wave or omicron wave and this is possibly the first time since the pandemic we are not seeing a spike in hospitalizations with the rise in infection rates sdp >> stephen, with prices as sky high as they are at the tipping point and we were talking about the prices which are so high and i was telling becky that i was looking at a flight in 2023, a ski vacation for the weekend, it was $2,000 each way round trip coach. i thought, you know what i might not take that trip that's crazy to me. >> that's the great question what we're seeing so

he and there will be another absence, that is prince andrew.— that is prince andrew. prince andrew. he won't be at the service. he had _ that is prince andrew. he won't be at the service. he had been - at the service. he had been expected, but he has tested positive for covid. we are told he has not seen the queen since he tested positive. seen the queen since he tested ositive. . ~ seen the queen since he tested ositive. ., ~' , ., , seen the queen since he tested ositive. ., ~ , ., , . the queen has recognised more than 1,000 people in her birthday honours list. numerous previously unsung men and women working for charities and their communities have been recognised — along with household names from the worlds of entertainment and sport, as lizo mzimba reports. in the world of entertainment... rebus made three circuits driving slowly. ian rankin, author of the multi—million selling rebus novels, says he's honoured to be knighted for services to literature and charity. damian lewis has been made a cbe for services to drama and charity. together with his late wife hel

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>>> thank you, andrew. coming up, rift in the golf world.members with the combined net worth of $11 trillion now competing in the liv golf event we will talk about the schism next with someone who has transitioned at the top. dominic chu. >>> check out crypto bitcoin hovering under $30,000 reminder, you can watch us live anytime on the cnbc app. >>> i could talk forever about this we should be on morning drive, dom. let's talk about the rift in the golf world pga tour suspends golfers for taking part in the liv event they call it live, dom i went to break, engrained in my mind is this you remember the great harvey pinnock? >> yes >> you have to swing from the ground up. the right heel going back down as your right elbow goes back to your body. everything else follows from that i can't do it. i snap you -- how did you develop that beautiful, slow, lazy transition >> you know, what is curious about that before and i'm sure you don't want to hear about my swing. >> i beg to differ we can learn you are a 4 or 5 >> i'm indexing between a 6 and 7

andrew so much has happened lately.ou need to save stepanovna and deal with all this. but i beg you, please. try not to take unnecessary risks. good. not trushkin said. i found it, and he's in the car of his life. how, by the way, did stepan determine the place where he would hold him? yes, what kind of encoding is on the phone that our knitting needles cannot be bypassed, in short, it is impossible to determine the place where the filmed video is impossible. okay, oleg, stay there and once again everything is fine. check well and there around people. i ask you never know, maybe i saw something, yes, and call the ship. and now i laid everything down, let's go to the crimea. everything was accepted by the doctor, as he or is it too early to say something else, the condition is critical i urgently need to go to the hospital, i can say that time is running out for a minute, the doctor, but he didn’t have a phone with him by chance. no, well, when they examined him, he didn’t have a phone with him, that’s all, guys, let’s g

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we've learned that andrew won't appear over the four days.>> there have been indications in the british press that potentially those symbolic gestures that that might indicate a thaw in their relationship, obviously prince andrew is a different situation because he is no working royal as a result of the sexual assault case against him which was settled. and i think there has been a real emphasis in the press and public to make a clear distinction between the two cases. neither are working royals but for extremely different reasons. and to your point about the modernization of the monarchy, if we compare what we see today to the golden jubilee, even things like when the queen became queen herself, that was really an accident 1ru89 of a few factors including abdication . girls would not succeed their father. but now children on the balcony, things have changed and it is not gender specific, so if the girl is born first, she has every right to the monarch. and so so much history has shifted which we've seen over the decades. >> it was around pri

one andrew jackson is the first really popularly elected president. he's the one who makes the presidency preeminent lee the people's office. and his election appalled members of the establishment, members of, well, the adams family, and supportive of all those presidents who had come from the elite, from the american aristocracy. he was the first real common meant to be president. and especially in places like new england, around boston, around harvard college, the idea that this unlettered westerner, this uncouth militarist, should be president of the united states was something they had a really hard time getting their heads around. and john quincy adams, who is defeated by jackson in 1828, and went back to massachusetts to like his wounds and to really fret over the future of the republic, if this is the kind of person the presidency attracts, there is no hope. well, there were people in new england there, were people at harvard, who took a different view. this is the way the world is going. we have to make our peace with it. and so the board of t

i'll start with you andrew. obviously it's a global problem. can't solve the problem by yourself. that's a political issue. i'm not someone who's an expert on international associations. the point is we can do this physically. i will say most of the other countries in the world with a few exceptions of australia and the u.s. are looking for u.s. leadership. the u.s. has enormous leadership capabilities. if we laid the way other couples will -- other countries will follow. c >> it's amazing how china and india have no idea what their interests are. china has torn" plants new coal plants. fossil fuels are by far the most -- energy. that's why they are planning to use so many of them in the future. the only demonstrable way to deal with this is not agreement because we see because we've seen that they'll a lot in terms of co2 emissions is coming up with lower-cost sources of low-carb and no carbon energy. it reinforces nuclear and creates grid that are and that's why nuclear plants are being shut down swinging to recognize nuclear has the potentia

no sign of andrew today at all.han and harry, they flew in yesterday, on a private plane and they will be in an outhouse out in the back, like an outhouse, watch withing minions. now will meghan markle take this humiliation? on the balcony, it is the working world. not netflix or spotify, doing selfless duty to the british public, what you get the palaces for. you will see the queen and charles and camila, edward and kate, sofie, and -- and tim lawrence and some of the kids from the working royals. i like this poll that came out this week, the queen is by far the most popular royal in the country and bottom of the list, the least popular, you will not like this, the american woman. she's the bottom. meghan and harry have plummeted to new lows of popularity, which is interesting how they get received while they are here back in the country. it will be great. when the balcony scene happens and the queen comes out, that woman is 96, 70 years on the throne, inherited the throne when her father died at 26. lived through

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