>> finally edward has a meeting with the prime minister, baldwin. >> edward declares his hand.ationship with mrs. simpson, he can marry mrs. simpson against the express wishes of his ministers, who will then resign, or he can abdicate. >> there's no precedent for abdication. there's no blueprint of what a king or, indeed, a prime minister of parliament should do. >> it's the throne, or it's mrs. simpson. it's one or the other. he can't have both. >> however, before edward has made a decision, the story breaks in the press. >> ultimately, the british newspapers realize they simply can't hold off any longer, this story is too big. they break the gentleman's agreement and decide to publish it. >> the british empire faces an extraordinary crisis. not for centuries have these houses of parliament witnessed so dangerous a political struggle. shall king edward viii marry mrs. simpson? no, say the ministers of the cabinet, supported by the church of england and the upper classes. they are bitter in opposition to the king marrying the american woman twice divorced -- >> there's a great

his exiled brother edward. >> at this point, edward is still a liability.cerned about some of the company he's been keeping, including people with pro-nazi sympathies. and all of this was undermining george. >> churchill exercises his authority as prime minister. effectively, to shuffle him off to the bahamas as governor, where it's hoped that the duke of windsor can do very little harm. >> churchill thought, in sending him a long, long way from western europe, you can stay out of trouble. >> with edward and wallis over 4,000 miles away, king george and queen elizabeth can focus on boosting national confidence and driving the war effort. >> they travel something like 50,000 miles in the course of the war around the united kingdom. visiting troops. visiting hospitals. visiting factories. they are everywhere. >> she is this effective wartime queen. she is sympathetic. she is there meeting the people. it is said that hitler caused calls queen elizabeth the most dangerous woman in europe because she fears her massive effect on public morale. >> advance britanni

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edward finch cox was just commencing.erence tricia once said speedy the most important thing is love but love -- you can't really define it. you can say i i love this aboa person, i love this -- intelligent -- [inaudible] that you just can't quite decide. ♪ >> the events leading up to this memorable day all regarded back on the night of march 16. the father of the bride to be announced his daughters engagement. the occasion was an evening at the white house a celebration in honor of the visit to washington of john lynch prime minister of ireland and mrs. nixon's birthday. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i understand i'm supposed to make a surprise announcement. [laughing] the difficulty is that every time i'm supposed to make a surprise announcement, i find that somali it is leaked before i get to make it. and this seems to be no exception. under the circumstances of course i was wondering whether making an announcement to this very distinguished group of our very close friends from all over the united states to making such an announcement whic

edward finch cox was just commencing.erence tricia once said speedy the most important thing is love but love -- you can't really define it. you can say i i love this aboa person, i love this -- intelligent -- [inaudible] that you just can't quite decide. ♪ >> the events leading up to this memorable day all regarded back on the night of march 16. the father of the bride to be announced his daughters engagement. the occasion was an evening at the white house a celebration in honor of the visit to washington of john lynch prime minister of ireland and mrs. nixon's birthday. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i understand i'm supposed to make a surprise announcement. [laughing] the difficulty is that every time i'm supposed to make a surprise announcement, i find that somali it is leaked before i get to make it. and this seems to be no exception. under the circumstances of course i was wondering whether making an announcement to this very distinguished group of our very close friends from all over the united states to making such an announcement whic

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what a waste of edward's request was not, but living a blin?ial plate with the origin of the war catches the show at the version on the right, the epitaph of some people here at the house of this, for the sake of noticing. well, i’m about the master of the people, i lived here and served luda, and before god, the original, written in polish, yerp ulastny from the iraqi combination on a bas-relief, was pennied. our artifact, a bronze bas-relief with a geinelagipsh tree vayni catches the show, was created according to the project of an aposhnyakh-prostavnik of the family in 1905 edward antony leonard, a belarusian vanilovite, gentry, had a family conscience and with the slutsk princes alelkovichi minsk vankoviches, nersvir radivils and grushevsky reitons. i am about close relatives of the composer stanislav manyushka and the master of valencia vankovich. pershapadshatkov. prostavnikov family were orthodox. so they took the latin back and on the seventeenth rastorondia became catholics, the seeing phases passed with the serusinian hordes of vanilo

well, this is getting pretty close home because did in fact based edward dimock on a edward dimock judge that i knew from our family home in the catskills other than the of the name and that he was a judge and that in fact did have some cases before of members of the communist party that were charged on for various for various crimes. other than that, the edward dimock and my fiction lives between my pages and is pretty much made out of out of whole cloth. but i did love the original edward dimock my way can you know i mean going through guides deception your knowledge of that period again going back to times betrayal in both books they deal with mid-century america you know it intimately how is it that you came to know and to write so intimately about that period of american history? well, i hate to say that the intimacy, for what it's worth, comes out of a lot of reading and a lot of memories as a kid. i mean, i remember how the alger hiss case resonated for so many people. i remember watching buckley's firing line years after the where he would have alan weinstein on there and would h

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and edward enninful.y show," with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: what's going on, everybody. welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you for coming out in person. thank you so much. thank you so much. thank you so much. thank you so much. take a seat. let's do it. we've got a really great show for you tonight. the war in ukraine is about to go nuclear. the new iphone can tell you when you've died. and barack obama is back in the white house. so let's do this, people. let's jump straight into today's headlines. ( cheers and applause ). >> trevor: all right. before we get into the big stories, let's catch up on a few other things going on in the world. first up, the e-cigarette company juul has agreed to pay a settlement of nearly half a billion dollars for marketing their product to teenagers. and, obviously, this is really bad for the company. yeah. $500 million. the whole business has gone up in strawberry-flavored smoke. laugh this is great n

that is prince edward there, prince andrew as well.aboutway these images show. >> they normally travel separately. they are all in one car. faces are stark. prince andrew in the front very close to the queen and prince edward also increasingly close to the queen in recent years because he has been taking on more and more responsibilities. we have to look at those faces and try to read what we can into them thechlt are all in the same car and didn't have to be. it feels to me like they rushed to get there as quickly as possible and this was the most efficient way. we know prince william arrived as well. i think we are only waiting on prince harry and relying on local photographers here because this is only just happened. they've been based up there so waiting to see images come through. i think once prince harry is in there, not a working role but still a senior member and very high up in the line of succession. i think they want him there before any announcements were made. it would seem dismissive i think if the announcements were mad

edward scissors in hands -- i just came up with that. i'll workshop it.nyway, he says he's had the privilege of giving haircuts to generations in greensburg, pennsylvania, including influential judges and attorneys at his humble barbershop located right across the street from the county courthouse. >> it's a good job. don't make a lot of money, but it's a good job. >> big congrats to edward. county officials even presented edward with a proclamation yesterday, thanking him for his decades of hard work. 64 years. >> 64 years. a good job and a much-needed job. >> absolutely. >> by the way, you know he's got to have a mean haircut. right? like, he's got to have skills to be in the game for that long. >>> next, to a rainbow spotted underground. >> wait, what? >> yeah. matthew nichols, a photographer in washington state, found himself in the right place at the right time after stumbling upon this ice cave near mount rainier. he arrived just in time to capture the full spectrum of colors being refracted off the cave's icy ceilings. >> that is incredible. it loo

host: mark edwards, what are you watching for as this crisis unfolds? the lead paragraph of the story is that this could be indefinite. guest: oh yeah, no, this is a major, major problem. like lent, someone will have to come in there and you will need a fema like situation to oversee the system months and months and months. the failure here is just the tip of the text -- iceberg. the lead problem is still ongoing. epa had a mission just last month where they are still not implementing corrosion control. the water in their system is so aggressive, leaching lead, destroying what's left of their pipe system. host: the story that we show you and the viewers from "the new york times," it was because the president had read recently a different story from "the new york times" finding that there were minority communities in the south where there was literally sewage in their backyard. sewage backing up into their bathtubs. guest: well, that's right. as i said in jackson, the biggest problem financially is there sewage system. we are not even talking about that

e that edward snowden is not subject to mobilization, since he did not serve in the russian army, butis his overall attitude to mobilization, and what is happening now to the sanctions opposition to russia from the west, did he share his thoughts with you? we did not discuss this issue with him. appeals can say that it is not subject. e call here. today today we're talking about reservists like us. did not serve the russian army, therefore, did not correspond to a today? and what edward snowden is doing now professionally and personally, we know that he already has two children, that's right. yes, he has two. now the wife will file, after this one has received. obtaining russian citizenship, but also about occupation, it is the same as before. in the field of it-technology, so to speak, everything is fine, thank god, unfortunately, not very good with us we understood that the stereotype of information technology continues to work now, but i remind you that anatoly kucheren, a russian lawyer for former nsa employee edward snowden, was in direct contact with us. remember what you were t

prince edward, prince edward said to be on their way there. again, as max foster was saying, there are different spokespeople so pinpointing their exact location is a little tricky. prince william said to be traveling there. prince harry and his wife meghan who were this england are also said to be traveling to balmoral according to a spokesperson. so we're trying to find out exactly when they plan to be together. we did see the aircraft on the tarmac in aberdeen. i want to take a short break. we'll come back with our continuing coverage from great britain. that we sell cars onlin. what you probably didn't know is that we're in the business of making you happy. we believe buying a car should be something that gets yoyou hyped up. that you should be empowered to shop when you wanant, where you want, wearing whatever you want. and thatat your new car ought to come with newfound happiness. and zero surprises. so we promise that we'll treat you right. we'll put you in control. and all of us will stop at nothing to drive you happy. we'll drive you

edward karlovich well, good, well, what are you doing to me edward, in short, here solely out of respectou and your 1,000 dollars, as they say, i will listen and touch it. let's try, as they say, yes, i write everything down, what's the name? semyon semyon mordapeosov you know, i already want to see him as soon as possible. hello i'll sit down for a little while a little. thank you means you so it's you seeds. how do you live with such a surname? it’s normal with a pseudonym, but with a surname it’s hard, you know, i have such a tough surname with such a surname, not that you can’t attach poems anywhere. himself nowhere to attach everything, and in more detail even uncomfortable to speak. let's, let's. nit yes, an interesting surname is remembered with this surname. i've already pushed around, especially if in the queue, where does the roll call begin, what's there? oh, there is a queue nit? there is someone i could not answer. people themselves will guess interesting surnames. well, they probably tried to change somehow before me, in no case is it possible, my father will be offended. a

i saw her when she left with edward.rself to you. no. well, just like that, how do i hear a conversation with the spirits that she is not alive ? she signed the subpoenas for the court, she did not appear on the subpoena , as if she were not alive. i've heard all these talks about subpoenas about judgment about yours. i do not know anything. listen how many have already flown half a month ago. something is bothering her. why did she leave her children since she is such a mother, why did you leave, left with a woman and began to live, sash, she told me this. you went to omsk, you wanted a cow , they kept it, there was no firewood, and you put on golden tires. no need. no no no need here la-la. well , even if he left like that, the children drove away, and here he left the children, he left them the first man who leaves children and women bring them to higher education, and do not feed them with ants. why do we blame her? only guilty. can you imagine olga that it's already 3 years old, and not your girlfriend, huh? that's

to queen victoria, angling edward. he of course had to pick up for the queen victoria who was also very well loved. we read the alternative stories now but if you look deeper, she was a monarch very much like queen elizabeth who reigned for so long people didn't know anything else. so it's very hard for king edward to take that mantle, but i do see that king charles is going to have a bumpy ride but i hope and pray that things work out for him and of course the continuation of our wonderful british monarchy. >> and of course people will not only look to charles but to the next generation, to william and catherine who will no doubt already be stepping into more prominent roles. and no doubt that will continue and we will see a lot of that. i just want to see read what liz trust said. we mourn the loss of his mother, and as we mourn we must come together as a people to should point him, to help them bid the enormous responsibility that he now carries for us all. we often hear and loyalty and devotion. just as much as his

my name is monica edward, medical doctor and the patient scientist. and i'm the co founder of project inspire . and we tried to build the 1st disneyland for science in africa. one in company in dallas alone actually. and we had a very beautiful growing environment with my siblings. when i finished my 1st degree in medicine, i was thinking, i need to get out of this country and get more exposure apart from just seeing the things in tv and but for a scholarship, there entry from m d to go to college. seattle. selim diversity incident. so i spent 5 a year when they left the country to sweden, i was interested to see what life has to offer out there and i had thoughts of thing. but before i left her, it started project inspire. and that is one thing that's really, really it was driving me to come back and say, okay, i'm going outside to get as much as i can. so that when i come back, i'm useful or they can be the question of the importance of science, technology, engineering, mathematics likes them in africa. context is that science, technology engineerin

security contractor edward snowden. following his request, you authorities still want the whistleblower to be returned to the country to face a criminal trial on espionage charges. our, our position has not changed. mister snowden should return to the united states where he should face justice as any other american citizen would. and just for a bit of background on snowden story, working as a private contractor in the national security agency, he revealed secret information gathering programs conducted by the agency in 2013. the documents revealed vast domestic and international surveillance operations. it's been over a month in moscow, airports, and applied for a fall, him in 20 countries, including russia, where he was granted permanent residency rights, let him to to and said that the whistleblower would not be handed over one pretty much. he ended up in transit and then no country would take him. so what were we supposed to do? russia is not a country that hands over those fighting for human rights. but join us live

my name is ridiculous. edward medical doctor and a patient scientist and i'm the co founder of project, inspire and inspired to be the 1st disneyland for science in africa. one in company in berry salon, actually. and we had a very beautiful growing environment with my siblings. when i finished my 1st degree in medicine, i was thinking, i need to get out of this country and get more exposure apart from to seeing things in tv and but for scholarship, there henry from empty to go to college, seattle, diversity. and so i spent 5 a year the fun when i left the country to sweden, i was interested to see what life has to offer out there. and i had thoughts of thing. but before i left the her, it started project inspire. and that is one thing that's really, really was driving me to come back and say ok, i'm going outside to get as much as i can. so that when i come back, i'm like useful. or they can be the question of the importance of science, technology, engineering, mathematics in africa. context is that science technology engineering. math is the one that has progressed humanity so far an

i have poor diction edward understood, not all questions. you heard edward's diction.erything is quiet, let's go, what do you need for boxing gloves ring, where the knights lived, and in the middle ages what can be shaken up, and who performs water with animals? the trainer is the person who drills the wall. here i understand. it's the only thing that succeeded in everything, it's not corporate humor. now i will explain. applause to you valery, what are we going to talk about check? the first question, but then, that's what drills, it really turned out well for me. i did well. but yes, what is needed for boxing was the first question. you said ring. yes how many people answered the same way. 12 total 129 points now guess what is the most popular answer gloves no, gloves the second most popular pear pear, so said 33 people, and the second question. where the knights lived, i can hardly pronounce, there is a complex primer. knights you said the middle ages itself polar answer in the castle. indeed, but his edouard also guessed the answer in germany in second place well,

you know, congratulations edward for raising the next generation of african scientists. all good things come to an end, but don't worry next week we'll be back with a bronze new episode of the 77 percent. as always, you can reach us via social media. our drop us an email and now it's time for some music on tweet. i hope you too will enjoy this. read it soon as i to do until next day. goodbye i with shanida a keep up with. ah, ah, with ah ah pico africa. you can only protect what you know is the motto for an maybe as in giraffe conservation is as many people know are too little about these animals and doesn't get in group of kids. and when they see any more example it's, you can use an infant that your rob conservation foundation wants to change this eco africa in 30 minutes on d, w. o. many push it out in the world right now. the climate change. if any, off the story, this is my flex, the way from just one week. how much work can really get we still have time to go. i'm going all with flex with his subscriber all morning. like with the landscaping, a reflection of a turb

anna edwards, bank of america, j.p.cs, bloomberg economics looking for 75 basis points on the ecb. anna: yeah, forecast is hawks. we have certainly been the only major ones out with those comments, flagging the risk, if you can correct course. but they are just hawkish. jonathan: do you consider this a given, because most people see it that way. anna: there are flags that they see as up-and-coming, but we don't know how long those last or how deep it gets and a lot of it comes down to the weather and how the economy has managed to whether the weather. how they cope with the cold. there's a stockpile, but is that enough? jonathan: we talk about the europe and u.s., 29 really -- 29 million residents, if you thought things could not get tougher that is extra fuel to the fire. tom: there is a war in europe and it is not funny. on two fronts in ukraine, a war in asia. it is a war on common sense and science. it collapsed overnight, 800 miles from the pacific rim. tom: we are taking it back -- jonathan: we are taking a back t

queen consort camilla and edward's wife will be in a car as part of this procession. no doubt. the first time that charles will come in contact with the coffin of his mother, queen elizabeth ii. [bagpipes playing] ♪♪ [band playing] . [silence] >> bill: as martha pointed out a moment ago it is exactly one mile walk to the st. giles cathedral. that's where we'll all watch together for the service. and the service is officially considered the service of thanksgiving. a service of thanksgiving for the life of her majesty, the queen. we'll see that probably around 10:00 eastern time our time. prince charles is wearing his military garb. >> dana: it's called the royal mile. the history here is rich and deep. as piers morgan and others pointed out, the feeling within the country is one of sadness but incredible respect. i think the way they describe the service as one of thanksgiving for the life of her majesty, the queen, is quite appropriate. [silence.] >> bill: perhaps it is only appropriate that charles begins his tour of the u.k. is scotland, when you consider how much

wife. >> she became particularly fond of edward and sophie. she was in the covid bubble she was with them. >> the queen's daughter enjoyed a particularly close relationship with her mother. princess ann even making a rare point during jubilee celebrations to defend her mother against allegations that she was cold and unfeeling saying, i simply don't believe there is any evidence whatsoever to suggest she wasn't caring. it just begs belief. over 70 years the queen took great pains to juggle duty and country. kate winslow perhaps summing it up best with this anecdote from when she accepted the cbe. >> you're a mother, aren't you? >> yes. >> she said, well, that is the only job. >> isa soares, cnn, edinborough, scotland. >> reporter: recent polling done back in may ahead of the queen's platinum jubilee found a sizeable majority of brittains want the monarchy to continue. 86% of those surveyed approved of the job that the queen was doing. this of course done in may. they felt the same way about prince william. just 65% were happy with then how pri

edward, thank you very much.ht, from one new chip plant to, yes, breaking news today of another right here state side. let us take you southeast from ohio to north carolina where the state just landed a huge business investment. chip maker wolfspeed planning to build the largest silicon carbide plant in the world to boost production and meet the surge in demand for electric vehicles and the wolf share seeing a pop of $2.73 or 2.5%. joining us live with the big news from north carolina and a fox business exclusive is wolfspeed president and ceo greg lowe. greg, wow. big news. congratulations. tell us what this is going to be and how it came about. >> well, thanks a lot for having me, liz. what an amazing day it was here today in north carolina. we met with the governor and a whole bunch of other folks announcing this new factory. now, we make semiconductor chips, which obviously are very, very important for the u.s. economy, and we make them on a technology called silicon carbide and we currently have in north car

at the funeral of edward vii. the longest serving heir apparent before this.re watching the 1911, all of the crowned heads of europe, many of whom would lose their thrones in the chaos and bloodshed and carnage of the first world war. an observer said there never was such a break up, all the buoys which marked the channels of our lives have been blown away, but elizabeth ii stayed in place. >> i want to bring into the conversation tim buit, as i hear what jon has to say, i'm reminded of her first christmas day address, which happened way back 65 years ago in 1957. she said, i cannot lead you into battle i do not give you laws or administer justice, but i can do something else. i can give you my heart and devotion to these old islands and to all the people of our brotherhood of nations. and members of that brotherhood of nations now gathering outside buckingham palace. your thoughts on the loss of queen elizabeth? >> well, i think you've actually picked there on the one quotation from elizabeth's reign that's certainly, for me, remains the most poignant, i thin

edward decided to visit nazi germany to give a new impetus to his public career. this trip made a great impression on him. edward spent 12 days in germany visiting workers' houses, arms factories, traveling on a private train. hitler, the nazis paid for his trains in full. in friendship with nazi germany, the husband of elizabeth ii, the duke of edinburgh philip, was also reproached. he himself preferred to keep quiet about this, moreover, all four of philip's sisters married german aristocrats who held high positions, in the third reich three of them were so fascinated by the fuhrer that they entered to the national socialist workers' party. i can understand people clinging to something or someone that seemed to appeal to their patriotism. we treated the jews with restraint zeal for success. i have never heard of members of the royal family showing signs of anti-semitism, but some prohibitions against jews. the theme of nazism was also exploited by the grandchildren of elizabeth and the second son of the current king charles iii, prince harry in 2005, he appeared

these the most senior members of the royal family got charles and andrew edward. and then the, the next generation william and harry behind them. and this is really the heart and soul of british government to a certain extent. and that very fuzzy relationship between british politics and the british people. and the, the british monarchy. ah, it's an extraordinary show, isn't it? i mean we, we look at the, the coffin drapes in royal standard carried on a gun carriage surrounded by real and in pomp and circumstance. it's a, it's an incredibly samba and grand occasion. the people of the u. k. absolutely. and, and so anybody who sees the mon a key as an important part of the government, this is a very important transition, is the beginning of the a kind of ceremonial transition between 11, a connection of course, charles became king. the moment that queen elizabeth the 2nd di, that's very important, most kind of a big part of the concert, the, the continuity between monarchs in the u. k. the u. k is not allowed to not have a monarch. there isn't a gap, um, but this is

edward thought for a while, and he had to come to st. petersburg. well, actually already say his verdict, but something delayed him. he decided to stay for a day in vilnius and now he hesitated. yes, this day became vilno. essentially for him putting forward part of his death. i lived for him for almost 80 years, because it was on this day that the mentors made an attempt for the second time, desserts and, mind you, the peasants of the surrounding villages. but he treated his peasants very well ; they simply made the wildest raid on his estate and destroyed documents. yes, they destroyed everything that was collected in the 17th century, and there, barely in one shirt, together with his wife, he managed to hide in the garden. then for a while. they were in the forest they were hiding with a relative. that is, they, in fact, miraculously escaped. it brought him. gut, and he still put everything before raising the cultural health of the people, as the understanding came to the point that, well, the cultivation of some released spheres faith with god a

we will have hardy at the foot, and then the children of prince, i sign prince andrew and prince edward will take up places on either side of the coffin. so you're talking about zara and peter it talking about louise and james, and you're also talking about beatrice and eugenia. we know that the great grandchildren were in the whole, during the vigil on friday evening. there at the vigil of the princess, as it's called, even though there's a princess and they are princess and the princess royal i. they stood for about 10 minutes in silence. tribute to the queen were expecting the grandchildren to spend somewhere around 15 minutes. when the princess left on friday evening, they were applauded by the people who made their way around the hall. so those soon here will miss that moment. but those who are in the. busy hall will see, as you can see, that those 8 grandchildren are taking their place, walking down the stairs towards the coffin that has been surrounded mainly by a military guard throughout the whole time. it's been there, including those custodians of the town of london beefeater

edward lawrence at the white house.he administration if this is the stable growth that president's been touting. what did they tell you? reporter: their response to me, yes, they do expect the economy to slow down as the federal reserve raises interest rates but i think it is important to hear my question about economic growth and her answer. listen. they projected the economy would grow at just .2% this year and 1.2% next year, which is pretty slow growth. i'm curious, is this the stable growth you're talking about? >> so i talked about this a little bit already, how we're coming off the of last year's historic economic growth. a lot of that is because of the work of this president. so given the encouraging initial signs that we have seen on inflation and the continued strength of growth in the job market, so we believe the transition remains possible. we believe that we will get to a strong and stable growth. reporter: sew the administration has yet to defined for me what kind of growth we can expect from the transiti

prince edward, who was sitting on the top of the land recover, and charles making the salad dressing. show they're different but not so different. they're still family people. >> and the other one was to see her taking prince edward into the shop at balmoral to buy him an ice cream. >> would you like to go get one? >> one of the golden rules had been that their conversation was not to be recorded when they were out and about doing public events. >> may we offer these very small -- >> oh, wow. >> token as a -- >> the public saw and heard nem a way which was entirely new. >> the public are ecstatic. they've never believed that the queen, prince phillip, and their children could be just like them. >> huge ratings. i think 24 million people in britain watched. the extraordinary thing about it, the puzzling thing is now you cannot see it at all. it's been almost wiped from the archives. that was a tipping point at which members of the royal family felt perhaps they had let their guard down too much. >> the point of the queen is the mystique about her. if you get too close and find out too

they included 2 of her sons, prince andrew, and prince edward, and prince edwards, edward's wife sophie the duchess of wessex. and also the queen's grandson. a prince william who is king charles his son, whose, which means that prince william will now be next in line to the throne. we know also that king charles was already moral. so was his sister princess, and now the one person who we know was trying to make it in time with prince harry that the prince, william's brother and king charles is 2nd son. he lives in california. and there have been a difficult relations between him and his wife, a megan with the rest of the royal family. and they stepped back from royal duties, but they happened to be in europe. so both in the u. k. and in fact, in germany this week. so he was trying to get to bomb out to see his grandmother before she passed away. i don't think he got there in time i'm. i may be corrected on that, but i don't think he got there on time. so i mentioned that must be very difficult for prince harry, but i imagined that the other children and, and certainly prince william who

i can see prince edward and his wife there and -- and i believe we could see others as well but this is -- this is a moment of solemnity and i think it's probably important to note here that prince harry by permission of king charles the third is, in fact, wearing his full uniform. he spent some time with the military, of course. he's very dedicated veteran and current officer in the military but for the procession that we saw from buckingham palace to westminster hall, he was in mourning dress. he was not in uniform. he has been allowed at this time to be in uniform and i think that's jacqui, tip of the hand to his service, his duty and his closeness to the queen, jacqui. jacqui: harry served two tours in afghanistan and as you mentioned he did not wear military uniform during the procession earlier this week and will not be wearing uniform during the state funeral on monday, but today as we are seeing at the request of king charles the third both william and harry will be wearing uniforms. prince andrew, the king's younger bear whose image is quite tarnished by his association with

first, we go to edward lawrence with the back story. hi, edward. >> you touched on it, martha.he fox news polling shows inflation will be an indicator of how the mid-terms will go. if you look at that fox news polling, the polling asked registered voters if the biden administration has been competent and effective in managing the government. 52% now say no. only 38% say yes. so let's dig deeper into that number. look at the economy. our poll numbers when the president is handling inflation abysmal 29% approved. 65% disapprove. the economy, 38% approve. more than half of registered voters disapprove of the president's job performance on energy and climate change. this poll was taken before that celebration over the inflation reduction act. on the same day the new inflation numbers show a 40-year high and core inflation increasing for the first time in five months. republicans say this white house and democrats are out of touch. >> he's tone deaf. he must live in a fantasy land. the day that -- cpi came out 8.3%. food prices are way up. even just in the month of august, he has a

, but edward's affair with a divorced american.lace simpson changed the natural course of the throne of inheritance when elizabeth was 10, uncle edward renounced the throne from the country for the sake of love, and bertie's father suddenly became king george the sixth, so you will become queen one day, she said then barely. zavete is her younger sister. margarita bednyashka added. she , however, the real poor thing was father elizabeth , who suddenly became a shy king for himself, stuttering before accession to the throne, who had not seen a single state paper. he was not ready for such a turn of fate. elizabeth was different. it was as if from birth she was ready to put on the crown of prime minister winston churchill after meeting the two-year-old princess. i noticed that she carried herself with a dignity unusual for a child before the war, she lived carefree, surrounded by nannies, ponies, dogs, maid governesses, education was home at the university, elizabeth did not study in britain in the middle of the last century, the uni