st. george was described as a revolving door of information. the british double agents can still be, was a regular parade to done, to cover as a foreign generalist. and on the 15th of january, 1963 was spotted for the last time of the bar in the st. george before disappearing and by root, and reappearing a few months later and most of the most amount hotels brand new, including the felicia, even more luxurious than the saint george. but when the holiday inn arrived in 1974, it was not send me the toll list, but also the last to open before the civil war broke count. i remember the experience of the felicia and i went to the holiday in different scales of hotel, the both of them picking it up joyous hotels. the phoenician was very grand indeed, the holiday inn was a holiday in but a very up market holiday and said it was plenty of chrome, plenty of silver, plenty of gold colored drapes. it was done and very much in the style that's the arab world. likes one can i see denise essentials outside of how to say i sort of the stuff i freedom heavily,

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st. george stephanopoulos inaccurately asserted on air that trump computer science libel for right the latest in a string of legal wins for the vice president elect. since his election victories last month, po francis is visiting corsica. it's the 1st ever recorded trip to the french mediterranean islands for the head of the catholic church. the pond, zip is set to meet with president emanuel michael told mass for elephant worshippers. you know, even though it's how the in coast is, one of problems is most complex regions and the worst psych loan and nearly a century has devastated the french overseas region of my yachts in the indian ocean. at least 11 people have been killed as high winds and heavy rain piled at the remote islands. rescuers are now being rushed in by air and sea to help with recovery efforts. cycling sheet a bottle of into the island of my office in the early morning. heavy rains and strong winds created devastation, causing floods ripping off loose and destroy and combs authorities say it's the west still 90 years secluded. the cycle and of unexpected violence wins of over

st. george and dream triggered renewed outcry after announcing it would not continue. tools to join your opinion. well, ramaya is now heading into a period of uncertainty following the cancellation of last week's presidential elections. there the country's constitutional court. and now the result of the 1st round of the concerns of foreign interference. the incumbent president is remaining in he's for all why the courts and the government find a way to prevent further mailing when the election is held. again, the deputies jack, paris has been on the straight speaking to people about the full out of the ongoing political to berella on the price. i was fly was on the stand here in dine time, bucharest, and is one of millions of people in romania who voted for the fall rights n t e u. pro rustic candidate in the 1st round of romania is not canceled. presidential elections, morgan, bump. we have no money for bills, they've sold everything they could from romanian. they don't want to leave the power. they've invented some lies that rushes behind him. in fact they are lies because the people k

family left windsor for norfolk, the king made his first major public appearance on easter sunday at st george's easter. i hope you haven't got too cold standing here. despite the chilly weather, he clearly enjoyed having face—to—face contact again with the public. were you in...were you in the church? after such a difficult few months, this was a welcome return of the king. ..very brave to stand out here in the cold _ queen elizabeth used to talk about having to be seen to be believed, and so it's hard to overstate the concern in terms of the visibility of the royal family, with two of its key figures having to severely curtail their public appearances. the personal strain on the family — but especially on prince william and the queen — will have been immense, but the work had to carry on. very good to see you. good to see you. well, what a nice group! laughter a good man, this one. it's little wonder the foreign office were keen to involve prince william on a trip to france. hello, everybody. he's doing a fantasticjob. thank you. the president—elect, donald trump, seemed delighted to spend tim

st. george's chapel in windsor where the late queen was buried. was at buckingham palace, and this year's without a chapel in hospital, a direct correlation between his health issues. i like the idea of taking the christmas message out of the royal residence. i like the idea of a road show of christmas broadcasts, of going to different locations throughout the u.k., of making it more intimate than it has been in previous years. in terms of the location, i absolutely love it. and the symbolism as well. that chapel has links to his great-grandfather. it has a lot of royal links and i think it was a very wise choice. sarah: that was well commentator kelly swaby talking to me earlier. pope francis has delivered his traditional christmas day blessing, speaking from the central balcony of st. peter's basilica to thousands of people in the square below. he delivered his traditional christmas address to the city and the world. in his speech, the pope called for talks between ukraine and russia to end the war that followed moscow's invasion, and renewed hi

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so, the first was at st george's chapel at windsor, which is where the late queen was buried.ast year's was at buckingham palace and this year's was at a chapel in a hospital, obviously, again, a direct reference to his and the princess of wales�*s health issues that they've been through this year. but i really like the idea of taking the christmas message out of a royal residence. it adds a lot more meaning to the words that are being said, and i like the idea of, i guess, a road show of christmas broadcasts, of going to different locations locations throughout the uk, of really making it a lot more intimate than it has been in previous years where it's just been at buckingham palace. so, in terms of the location, i absolutely love it. and the symbolism, as well, because that chapel also has links to george v. so, his great grandfather, so it has a lot of royal links and i think it was a very wise choice. pope francis has delivered his traditional christmas day blessing. speaking from the central balcony of st peter's basilica to thousands of people in the square below, he de

st. george have laid out very, very by the end. it's all it's fanaticism and simple minded, unnecessary opposite you right there. but look, the topic, gilbert, director of intelligence, the j. d. barnes. yes, i know the vice president is just the vice president, but even if you look like he's kind of the designated ukraine. and boy kellogg is very complicated. i think i'm big of us and then google and figure out at this point, right, that comes, we've talked about this before. it goes back to the paper he published to the fleets of freight, the talking about what one could do, and which most is we have combination of all we really want to talk to russian, take them seriously, but be also one or 2 as the on even more right and was cut out, you can never cry to, you has condemned and then think this contempt is too too much, but the it has spoken against the summation of to results, which he didn't have to do. and i think that um the, the he has on the other hand repeated stupid assessments of breast as lost as well . you don't know,

st. george a ton against is pop into the european union. big issues in mo, data and that also going to be obviously talking about the situation in syria. this is the 1st time that they're getting together since the photo of boston are on the sides regime in damascus. and what is the discussion like there are half they've been talking about the possibility of a syrian refugees returning home to their country. are there any announcements we could expect on that? yeah, i don't think we're going to get any announcements, but there's be some interesting things that have happened. the austrians, for instance, have offered the syrian refugees living that were size in yours to return back to syria. it's a complicated situation to be offering refugees back into a situation which is still quite unstable in syria. one of the big things that the european union sort of has to get is had to run and decide is whether it will remove the designation for haste. yes, the new leadership in syria from a terrorist, actually the you doesn't designated as a terror

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st. george washington or western colleagues driven by hatred of the legitimate government in syria as you have not stopped interacting with them to the united states and its allies use every opportunity to hold grounds imposing sanctions and supporting terrorist decay on succeeds playing out upon a sweet foot to please save those behind with protests including western fox and g o. so being rounded up in georgia following rates on the offices. i'm an objective of this month and even destroying the organization from here seems nothing but distant pricing. as the ideas continues to talk in southern lebanon, shaking the fragile seats, while i'll correspond, the report was exclusively from areas inside. leave damage by it's way the strikes the a very well welcome to you. it's 8 pm here in moscow. and this is on to international with the world news update is good to have your company on top story this our exactly a week since terrorist began a blitzkrieg offensive in syria. local medias reporting 1600 of them being killed. as government forces fund back troops have also successfully pushed the

st. george which was last to be built and judged to be the masterpiece. >> i met a woman on christmas day" he told us. "not just three days. even three months sometimes. when there was no air travel or buses, people used to travel from various parts of the country for months to come here and celebrate with us." ♪ the celebration beats to the rhythm of ancient instruments. the kebero, double-headed drum, and a rattle called the sistrum whose sound was known in north africa 3,000 years before jesus. on christmas eve, we watched you and your priests lead the chant all night long. what are you saying in that chant? "we tell the people that god became human, and a human became god. because of christ, we went from being punished by god to being his children again. christmas is the day that forgiveness was born." but while god forgives, time does not. after eight centuries, the basalt basilicas are weary of wind and water. >> what's absolutely clear is something quite miraculous happened here. >> stephen battle is an architect with the world monuments fund who told us lalibela's miracle is being

st. george's chapel. ♪♪ at windsor, christmas dinner was done on a grand scale. >> she would have had a menut of meats. there's a very well-known game pie, multiple birds in one pie. then there was something called a baron of beef, two sirloin. >> they ate well. >> they ate well. it's the oldest working kitch "nightly news" kitchdl kitchdlen in the uk. it was in here that they held an annual christmas play. the stage would have been here. the way that we are standing would have been front row of the audience. she gets a front row seat. >> reporter: it's the queen. in recent history, the young queen elizabeth took to the stage. >> during the war, her and her sister performed to raise funds for soldiers. >> reporter: when it snowed, there were outdoor activities. building snowmen, sleigh riding and victorian albert skating on the frozen pond on the castle grounds. the royals knew how to throw a party. you have big trees, these feasts, they knew how to have a good time. meagan fitzgerald, nbc news. >>> new york city is home to some of the most iconic holiday decorations in the country. a lot of

st. george. the georgian military were front line of courageous and professional and every day -- every way working. so what a benefit for the people of georgia, nato, and that you, so we want to give encouragement to the people of georgia and i believe they will prevail. >> that brings us exactly to the 3:00 mark. please join me in thanking the congressman. [applause]

st. george. the georgian military were front line of courageous and professional and every day -- every way working. so what a benefit for the people of georgia, nato, and that you, so we want to give encouragement to the people of georgia and i believe they will prevail. >> that brings us exactly to the 3:00 mark. please join me in thanking the congressman. [applause] >> c-span is your own cast. >> oh, you think this is just a community center? no, it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1,000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled lift zones so students from low income families can get the tools they need to get them readyor anything. announcer: comcast supports c-span as a public service, alg with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> on tuesday, health care professionals gathered with lawmakers and government officials to discuss ways to discuss health disparity and encourage innovation and preventative measures for treating common di

st. george's society of new york. [ cheers and applause ] a charity -- yeah. >> jimmy: congratulations. >kind of. >> jimmy: kind o yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. we had a school band that imploded under the weight of its talent. >> jimmy: what was the name of the band again? >> the executives. >> jimmy: that's right, the executives. yeah. and how many were in the executives? >> well, we morphed. we started with five and we went up to about seven or eight and then went down to four. the definitive four, which lasted about six weeks. >> jimmy: and then you and george go, "let's start --" >> well, we had no choice. >> jimmy: everyone left. [ laughter ] yeah, "we're down to just, hey, are we anything or what?" "we're good, right?" >> "i guess we'll just muddle on." >> jimmy: one of my favorite things is this note that you wrote on your bedroom door to your parents, right? is that correct? >> so, yeah. we had such a legendarily bad record deal that we had no money. we were still living at home. and then i left a note on mum's door -- on my door, rather, 'cause it had promo in it -- >> jimmy: expla

st. george or a moderate in massachusetts. so to try to say somebody is a moderate or something just doesn't fit and i really like to align myself with core utah values and the best way to describe those are pioneer values. >> jonathan: now you ran for the senate and trump endorsed one of of your opponents. >> that's correct. >> jonathan: actually did a campaign ad. really got into it for one of your components and you still won. >> so i'll just brag for a minute. i won in a four-way primary with almost 50%. >> jonathan: yeah. >> and as the non-trump endorsed candidate. >> jonathan: was it a double-digit lead? >> it was a substantial lead, yes. >> jonathan: over the person trump -- how did you do that? i mean, you're, you know, he's the king of the republican party. his endorsement matters more than any other endorsement in a republican primary. what was the key there? >> i believe i was able to be the authentic john curtis, and that people are longing for authenticity, and as i mentioned before, look. i support president trum

st. george municipal. now we have cohort members that are working together across lines. you found each other and you found the forum. what are micro schools? there are literally 2 million students anticipated to be in micro schools next year. we have newspeople calling us all the time saying, is this a fad? it is not a fad. parents have been speaking. now they have power. they have power of technology. legislators and lawmakers we invited tonight to have lessons from. they can give us more thoughts tonight. [applause] the organizations that are building up students were underserved. the apprenticeship models. students who are underrepresented, overmedicated, created opportunities that are lost on them. we treat them like they are troublemakers. schools across the country, education providers providing them permission this transformational education. i am so excited you are taking time to be here and to be engaged and to talk policy and to be willing to be uncomfortable in rooms with people who you might have used to be friends with but they don't like what you stand on i

st. george miscible, now we have cohort members, people in the community working together across the lines because you found each other and found a force. we have adaptive and innovative micro schools. yet there are literally 2 million students anticipated to be in micro schools by next year, small learning communities, eight to 15 students. we have newspeople calling us saying, is this a fad? is not a fad. parents are awake, they spoke, they have been speaking mama but people didn't pay attention. but now they have power. power and technology, power with legislators and lawmakers that we invited tonight to be with you and listen to and have lessons from. and they can give us more thoughts. the organizations, underserved students that lack the apprenticeship models, boys who are underrepresented, overmedicated, create opportunities that are lost on them because rather than teaching them to read, we treat them like they are troublemakers. schools across the country, education providers, or defying all odds to provide transformational education. and it is so exciting you are taking time to b

st. george. for residents of southeastern utah, however, traveling to those courthouses is burdensome and requires hours of driving and affects their ability to access the federal court. h.r. 8666 addresses these issues at essentially no cost to the u.s. government. the bill authorizes the central division of the district of utah to hold court in moab and monticello in southeastern utah, in addition to those other locations allowed by law. in addition, this will be cost-free because the district of utah already has agreements in place with state and county courthouses in those cities and those facilities are being provided at no cost to the federal government because they're in the best interests of the people of utah. these changes which have been requested by the district of utah are endorsed by the judicial conference of the united states and the united states appeals court 10th circuit and in fact is also endorsed by the u.s. attorney's office and the federal public defender's office in the d

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st. him as well. i wrote some articles, publish them and local media. i gave interviews to george and newspapers. and actually everybody jumped on me, the embassy wrote in their reports and press releases, as the silverman is not to be trusting the nasa t, the truthfulness of his information is in question. despite the backlash, he continued investigating those who didn't want the us journalist to go public with his discoveries. we entered soon enough as a result of this, i've been kidnapped off the street. and if you look at the luger lab is basically the crown, the flagship, the crown 0 of a network of laboratories in smaller lives in armenia. as you be john center, asia, africa was that email local reveals what is concealed behind the high walls of the bio center. oh, shit. 30. i don't know. my bushes get the deal with my own. they go by say the philippines from the youngest is getting most of the, the update. it was easy about finding the result. well, yeah, the sooner the better. what was the more true, you know, 100 to the, the, the, the new or just conjunction way. i set something up oh do

st. louis in 1860. the war breaks out in 1861, more or less, and eight years later he's president of the united states. it's amazing. >> you mentioned humility. georgeold you in your interview with him that was the most important characteristic a president can possession. i've read other words that are important for presidents -- courage, compassion, curiosity, decisiveness. based on your study, what would you say is the most important? >> i think the most important thing is having a perspective you want to do what's right for the american people. you're not trying to make money. you're not trying to feather your own nest, not trying to worry about history. you're trying to do what's best for the american people. the qualities i admire in leaders are people who are reasonably intelligent but not geniuses. you don't have to be a genius to be a great president. people who are willing to listen to other people. people who have some humility. people who are highly ethical. they are the people i think great leaders have in any area. overall we've gotten pretty talented people who serve as president of the united states and we've been fortunate, lincoln,

>> george: now the winter storm and its impact on early holiday travel. take a live look at minneapolis stul international airport right now, expected to be the busiest travel day of the year. we start with alex perez in madison, wisconsin. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning, george. the snow is piling up in madison and parts of the midwest. this storm is expected to create a lot of problems for many through the weekend. overnight a winter storm on the move from the midwest to the northeast on what's expected to be the busiest air travel day before christmas. minnesota declaring a snow emergency after more than 6 inches of snowfalling. this semitruck jack knifing. plows out trying to keep up with the conditions. a ground stop issued at the airport due to the weather. >> i'm just keeping my fingers crossed. i'm thinking there's probably going to be a delay. maybe we'll get out since we're early. >> reporter: this car struggling to get traction, then giving up and backing down. salt trucks out in force in wisconsin, miles of roads and highways proactively treated with a liqui

st. joe's. another 9th is right, the strikes, moving full, the palestinians killed in one strong cologne. protest as clash with police outside george's parliament, demanding the government changes its decision to delay towards on joining the e. u. plus. i'm rob mcbride in shanghai as new measures come in, trying to take the pains out of china is deflating property, but i'm joining as well as go with the sports presents. both of fargo have won the biggest prize and south american club football. a couple of doors eating, how can i terminate over the opposition and fight? isn't serious. say they've advanced into the southern province of hama, and they say, government troops have withdrawn from their positions. president bush auto. i said that he's vowing to defeat 2 equals terrace, and they support his defensive marks, the most significant development and serious civil war in recent years. this also it's begins on coverage. the air strikes target, residential neighborhoods in the city of egypt, as government forces try to repel opposition fighters. the coalition of opposition forces say it is made more gains on the 5th day of it's offen

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