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we avoided a number of potential abbey gate attacks. and i'm proud of the commanders and troops who prevented them. this is small comfort to those who lost loved ones. and i realize this nonetheless, what's remarkable about cobble is not that the tragedy of abbey gate happened, but that many other attacks did not happen. i'll end my statement with this observation i, was the overall commander and i and i alone bear full military responsibility for what happened at abbey gate. thank you, chairman. i'm ready for questions >> thank you, general mackenzie, i now recognize myself for questions. we have a sergeant tyler vargas andrews here today i want to thank you, sir, for your service and your courage for testifying before this committee almost a year ago to the day he was a sniper at abbey gate and testified to us that he had the suicide bomber in his sights. that identify was identified on the be on the lookout he sent the sniper photos and other related documents to his commanding officer for permission to engage the suicide bomber yet

we're standing here against some very pretty downton abbey pieces. an entire downton abbey grouping here. when we look at something like a series, like, downton abbey, we look at where it was worn to try and capture the moment it was worn and who.... and there were three designers for downton, also give each designer a credit, which i think is quite nice to do. the entire collection spans more than 400 years of changing fashion trends. for hollywood costume collectors, as well as die hard fans, this is their chance to own a piece of screen history. noor nanji, bbc news. we are all in agreement that may be £10,000 is on offer: four of�*s wet shirt from pride and prejudice but lets see because that auction is due to happen later to day. —— we are all in agreement that may be £10,000 is not enough for colin firth�*s wet shirt from pride and prejudice but lets see because that auction is due to happen later to day. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello again. at the moment we've got high pressure anchored over scandinavia, which is effectively k

peaky blinders and downton abbey. we're standing here against some very pretty downton abbey pieces. we have matthew and we have lady mary here, for example, but we have an entire downton abbey grouping here. when we look at something like a series, like downton abbey, we look at where it was worn to try and capture the moment it was worn and who.... and there were three designers for downton, also give each designer a credit, which i think is quite nice to do. the entire collection spans more than 400 years of changing fashion trends. for hollywood costume collectors, as well as die hard fans, this is their chance to own a piece of screen history. noor nanji, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. high, we some and this was close to liverpool earlier this afternoon in southport. slightly different across scotland, one running down the north sea filtering lots of clouds. it is damp and dreary with scattered shop showers across the far south and east. that will translate into this this afternoon,

back of the live pictures from westminster abbey.o a fascinating story. more fakes than originals — that's how one expert has described the market for russian art in a new documentary from the world service. hunting down an elusive art dealer, who began selling paintings in the early 2000s — bbc news russian — bbc news russian reveals fake pieces of work that have been sold for hundreds of thousands of pounds, hung in prestigious museums and even fooled hollywood. grigor attanesian has this report, on the unregulated art market and the work which goes — into establishing fakes from fiction. the west has long been obsessed with experimental russian art. paintings like these were once banned by stalin for their radical modernism. then after world war ii, undocumented works were smuggled out under the iron curtain. the high price tag for the russian avant—garde brought a way for forgeries which has raised serious questions over authenticity. james has spent much of his life in russia and ukraine is an art dealer. he is one of the outspo

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i'm humbled to be here today with three goldstar families from abbey gate. i know the other families couldn't make it, but i intend to contact them in the coming weeks. they know -- my family is for them -- they know that there are no words by me, general or any public petition or anyone i can ever bring back there fallen. but all of us can, and all of us must honor their sacrifice to protect our country to be forever grateful that they answered the call for the colors . each of them paid the ultimate sacrifice, freedom likes on before them in order to keep our nation safe, and we owe them answers, and i'm committed to assist in the effort to get them answers, but we should also not be under any illusion. we're not going to get all the answers here today. the process will take a considerable length of time. we must also recognize that much of the record, in fact, is classified and beyond the scope of this opening. so, for over two decades, between 2001 and 2021, about 800,000 of us in the united states military served in afghanistan, and thousands of others

i also want to thank the abbey gate all-star families for joining us here today.hile ■cthe president has never publicly stated the names of your children, i will, here, today. their names are darren hoover, ■=, hunter lopez, dagan page, roberto sanchez, david espinoza, jerrod schmitz, brian mccallum, dylan roland, kareem nakui, maximnovak and ryan dos. those are the names of the fallen. they will not be forgotten. with that, the chair now recognizes -- >> thank you, let me start by thanking former chairman of the chief of staff, general mark a milli and united states central command, general f. mackenzie jr., for testifying before the committee today and sharing -- as you did before -- the hoe -- keep military and policy insight on the united states' withdrawal from■zafghanistan. i also want to thank you both for the years of sacrifice and service to our and recognize the hundreds of thousands of american servicemembers, diplomats, and department professionals that work to support the united states' efforts in afghanistan over thcourse our presence in the country.

live from westminster abbey.mean, the commonwealth. the service is a very, very big eventin service is a very, very big event in any of the royal diaries. >> you know, it's a coming together of the 56 countries, the paying homage to the commonwealth. it's been going for 75 years. okay, there's been a few disagreements. a few countries have decided to leave the commonwealth, but most of those that have left are still loosely linked with the commonwealth and still, you know, enjoy the, the getting together as well. and i don't see any reason why that shouldn't continue . shouldn't continue. >> now. it is interesting, though, that it comes under this cloud of , of a, of though, that it comes under this cloud of, of a, of a media storm about a photoshopped photograph, about a photoshopped photograph, a manipulated photograph, some sort of composite image that was meant to clear up all of the rumour and scandal and has only served to ignite it further . served to ignite it further. >> tom, i'm glad you've asked me abo

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. - it sounded, to us, inside the abbey, like the patter of rain on the roof. louder, and we thought, "a thunderstorm? hailstorms?" no. [cheers and applause] it was clapping from the many, many thousands outside. and the applause went right through those famous great west doors, and up the abbey. [dramatic music] - i think it reflected the mood of the nation at the time. and they felt that this woman had suffered at the hands of the royal family. - prince charles felt a lot of fear. i mean, he really kept saying, "they're going to blame me." he felt that the public would turn on him and blame him for her death. and he was absolutely right about that. - he was utterly vilified. the public felt that if he had loved diana properly, then she would never have been in that tunnel with dodi fayed, and she would therefore not have been killed. - he had to know that the majority of people in the country, especially the women, would've said, "you did that to her. you weren't in love with her, you were in love with somebody else." that's how angry people were. [horse hoov

we will be with sarah campbell in just a minute at westminster abbey. joined now by technology journalist, chris stokel—walker. is it clear to you, having seen this picture, to what degree it may have been manipulated? it picture, to what degree it may have been manipulated?— picture, to what degree it may have been manipulated? it certainly looks like there are _ been manipulated? it certainly looks like there are been _ been manipulated? it certainly looks like there are been significant - like there are been significant alterations. you can see misaligned zips, you hands, you can see blurriness and background not being really making any sense in terms of mismatched line so there has been significant editing. i think the issueis significant editing. i think the issue is whether much of this was done when the photo was taken over there it was done afterwards because, ultimately, both of those happening increasingly often nowadays whether you are big or small and putting it on social media or showing it to the world. how difficult or _ or showing it to

abbey again.the sight of the deadly terror attack during biden's disastrous withdrawal from that -- understand, that's the one where 13 brave u.s. service members were murdered "last week the goldstar father of a u.s. marine killed in that attack yelled "abbey gate chapleau from calgary during lisieux's part -- state of the unit address. he was then dragged out at -- and arrested by capitol police. and he will join us for his first interview and respond. that's straight ahead. keep in mind no one has ever been held accountable for lisieux's tumultuous withdrawal from afghanistan. lisieux didn't even seem to understand what this goldstar father was shouting. the president had long forgotten those who were killed under his watch, does not he left behind. in a very hyper conduct of joe biden, well he did cover a lot of topics during the state of the union address other topics. he was even shamed into mentioning lincoln riley calendar young woman who was reportedly murdered by one of the nearly ten pl

i would like to talk a little bit about abbey gate.nt one ofny e 20 year engagement in afghanistan. it remains my opinion that there is culpability in this attack at created the environment of august 2021. culpability and responsibility do not lie with the troops on tly. i does not lie with the platoon company or battalion commanders forr the flag officers who oversaw operations on thend. the simple fact is this. on the battlefield, even with good planning, tremendous execution by brave people on the ground, the enemy sometimes success. to ignore the fact is to ignore the fundamental reality. there is fault in a policy in tn expose the force over time to the possibility of these kinds of attacks. we did not rely on the television for our security. we use them we avoided a number of pot attacks. i am proud of the commanders and troops that prevented them. small comfort who realize this. nevertheless what is remarkable is not that the tragedy of abbey gate happened. but that many other attacks didh this observation i was the overall comm

he did not accompany him to the abbey here.hat over the last 2a hour haven't we been talking about photographs which relate to the princess and prince of wales? it is really been quite a 2k hours the commonwealth day service, you could see behind me but all the apparatus is being taken down now. the scaffold been taking down but the headlines are not about the commonwealth service they about this photo released yesterday about nine o'clock gmt to celebrate mother's day. it has been the subject of much debate ever sense. in day. it has been the sub'ect of much debate ever senseh debate ever sense. in terms of that controversy. _ debate ever sense. in terms of that controversy. the — debate ever sense. in terms of that controversy, the timing _ debate ever sense. in terms of that controversy, the timing could - controversy, the timing could be worse because the hope would have been that by publishing the photograph it would put to bed the wild social media speculation we have seen over the last few weeks. instead it sparked a new

they were abandoned at abbey gate and then abandoned here at home. your time. appreciate it. great insight. >> thanks, pete. pete: well,ing it is time to spring forward. it happened last night whether you knew it or not. the growing push to make daylight saving time permanent, coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪(sung) limu emu and doug.♪ hello, ghostbusters. it's doug... ...of doug and limu. we help people customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual. anyway, we got a bit of a situation here. uh-huh. uh-huh. mm-hmm. sure, i can hold. only pay for what you need. ♪(sung) liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ ghostbusters: frozen empire. in theaters march 22. (♪) i've got to go. ok. bye. mom! (♪) -thanks mom. -yeah. (♪) (♪) you were made to dream about it for years. we were made to help you book it in minutes. what's considered normal for your cat is interesting. but if your cat isn't their quirky self lately, they may have pain from a common condition called osteoarthritis. now, there's solensia. solensia is a once-monthly injection to control

westminster abbey lost one of its most precious relics.— westminster abbey lost one of its most preciousrecious relics. contested over the centuries, in 1950, _ most precious relics. contested over the centuries, in 1950, former- the centuries, in 1950, former students took the ancient symbol back to scotland in an audacious raid. the stone went back to westminster abbey a year later, and officially returned to edinburgh in 1996. but it hasn't been seen in perth for more than 700 years. given its disputed history, it is held securely under these local sixth formers got a preview. i securely under these local sixth formers got a preview.- securely under these local sixth formers got a preview. i think it brinds us formers got a preview. i think it brings us all— formers got a preview. i think it brings us all together _ formers got a preview. i think it brings us all together as - formers got a preview. i think it brings us all together as a - formers got a preview. i think it| brings us all together as a nation and it makes me feel happy that it is close to home. i think it is where it s

senior royals are gathering in central london for the annual commonwealth day service at westminster abbeyrking the seventy— fifth anniversary of the association. this they will also be keen that the day is not overshadowed by the princess of wales's mother's day photograph. it is tricky, isn't it? yes, it is really big day in the royal calendar, i'm sure buckingham palace would have been delighted with the headline is leading the bulletins on the commonwealth service, but of course they are not. they are leading on this altered picture which in the last couple of hours, kathryn, the princess of wales, has admitted altering, and thatis wales, has admitted altering, and that is what caused the confusion over the last 2a are so—so. this is a big deal in the royal calendar, in the next couple of hours we are expecting the senior members of the royalfamily to expecting the senior members of the royal family to arrive here, the annual celebration of commonwealth, the 56 family of nations who send representatives to westminster abbey once a year, that there is today. what is the commonwealth, ?

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marine killed at abbey gate yelled in the following speech. >> president biden: up 38%. [screaming] >> president biden: biggest increase in history. >> lucas: biden called out the supreme court. >> president biden: look, decision to overturn roe v. wade, supreme court majority wrote following and with all due respect, justices. women are not without electoral power. excuse me, electoral or political power. >> lucas: president biden referred to donald trump 13 times without actually saying his name, guys. >> brian: felt very political, lucas. thanks. for the most part, i thought if i close my eyes and say where is his speech, i thought it was at the dnc. he had to show energy and have no major gaffes. he was late because of protesters evidently. why are protesters allowed to block the president of the united states en route to the capitol? there should be zero tolerance. you can block my path to fox, but not the president. what we saw, guy thats don't try to replace me, i can do the job. they have nothing to go on. donald trump is in his head. he knew donald trump would b

the stone went back to westminster abbey a year later and officially returned to edinburgh in 1996.ld securely, and these local sixth formers got a preview. i think it brings us all together as a nation, and it makes me feel quite happy that it's close to home and it's like... i think it's where it should be. history itself, i think, i needs to be reinforced in our generation to understand where their culture _ actually comes from. other scottish stories are here, too. there's a bronze age log boat and a never—before—displayed sword belonging to bonnie prince charlie. there are a lot of people who'll tell you that the city centre is not what it used to be. but £27 million has been spent on a building slap bang in the centre of our city. and if this is one more thing that brings people into perth, then that would be brilliant. advance free tickets to see the stone of scone on its opening weekend were snapped up injust 13 minutes, which bodes well. katie razzall, bbc news, perth. country music is booming, and now the pop star beyonce has become the latest big star to embrace it with t

he says he still is facing charges for shouting remember abbey gate during the president's steve.son was one of the 13 service members killed in the bombing during the afghanistan withdrawal. and joining me is mike, founder of ultimate sacrifice foundation, dedicated to improving the health and well-being of the nation's service members, veterans and gold star families. a mission near and dear to your heart to reach out to these gold star families, i'm actively participating in your foundation, you do amazing things. the reaction and the father today is still facing charge he is for that moment. >> my heart goes out to steven and the rest of the members of the fallen 13 and their families. i think steve is 1,000% correct here. the fact president biden has never publicly honored these service members or any service member for that matter in his time as president, it's deeply disturbing. i've had a profound honor of meeting and befriending a lot of these families of the fallen 13. >> sandra: we have their pictures on the screen. put them up now. >> absolutely. i think what sticks ou

when it comes to gold star families abbey gate, and israel, the administration's proposal is to buildaza. that makes no sense. somehow they're going to do it without u.s. troops. i remember when we called these things humanitarian pauses. now we're trying to call them cease fires which is the language of the left. i would remind everybody that president biden has six americans that are held hostage. right? it's now the middle of march, almost. that happened the end of october. americans are held hostage by a terrorist group and and biden s been unable to get them home. maria: he started the state of the union, a report card on america, he starts the speech with sending money ukraine and he doesn't mention the hostages in gaza. >> you know what the president should have said? we have american hostages in gaza. if you want help, you want assistance, you want that pier, you give us our hostages back and israeli hostages back, then we'll start that discussion. instead he gives up the pier and doesn't mention the hostages. maria: let's slip in a short break and we come back and continue th

he was not inside the abbey. he did release abbey. video message saying that he will serve the will continue to serve the commonwealth as its head to the best of his ability . he also best of his ability. he also spoke of that the commonwealth is a precious source of continued strength, inspiration and pride for the 56 commonwealth nations around the world who are part of it. >> indeed, cameron, i had to wade my way through yet more protesters in the way on the way to the studio the anti to the studio earlier, the anti the republican jobs. but the big question does the question is does the commonwealth still have a future? we're seeing, countries such as jamaica wanting to have referendums to leave, but nevertheless when i also came in, there were many proud in, there were many, many proud people all around people from all around commonwealth in their people from all around com regalia alth in their people from all around com regalia out in their people from all around com regalia out there in their people from all around comregalia o

the last at abbey i used to work. so security guard. but it was laid off. he comes in search of scrap metal and anything else he can recycle. you seem to know the situation is very difficult right now and with, with 5 and with while i get here, i have 3 children. one of them with down syndrome i can make around $10.00 with a full day of work for routine argentina is running that almost 60 percent. those here just a few of the millions of people in need of a to rates are the highest in 20 years. the main reason is the sewing inflation that makes it difficult for people to be able to buy food and other items. and that's why many and up in places like this one, trying to find plastic metals and things to sell. so they can make extra money. that evaluation of the origin time base. so applied by libertarian president, have you had any last year? we started feeding and increasing the price of leasing good laces. he's moving forward. we strategically forms 2 measures to improve argentina's, and that's only going on me of the categories is $61.00. he says, coming h

westminster abbey lost one of its most precious relics.cotland in an audacious raid. the stone went back to westminster abbey a year later, and officially returned to edinburgh in 1996. but it hasn't been seen in perth for more than 700 years. given its disputed history, it is held securely under these local sixth formers got a preview. i think it brings us all together as a nation and it makes me feel happy that it is close to home. i think it is where it should be. history itself needs to be reinforced in our generation, to understand where their culture comes from. other highlights in perth museum include a bronze age log boat, a coronation cake from 1953, the biggest ever british rod caught salmon. a lot of people will tell you that the city centre is not what it is like to be, but £27 million has been spent on a building in the centre of our city, and if this is one more thing that brings people into perth, that would be brilliant. advanced tickets to see the stone of scone booked out in 20 minutes, which bodes well for the city. ital

he is a cult leader i've never abbey in my lifetime seeing the leader of a party who had as a hold on the base of the party, like he does, it's incredibly powerful and not just the base, but the establishment. you, mitch mcconnell today he hasn't spoken to trump in a year. >> okay. >> he just endorsed him. trump actually, in the intervening time has attacked mitch mcconnell's wife. has that all kinds of things about him? it's not surprising and yet it is notable. it's been assigned at the time we're going to have here since their last conversation, by the way, i'm not sure the future conversation is on the table either. >> endorsed him. i don't i don't think the frostiness of the relationship is going to go away. and quite frankly mitch mcconnell's endorsement is purely symbolic at this point. i mean, it's not like it brings something with them to donald trump or that donald trump would be missing something huge without it. it's the symbolism of the essence of the anti-trump establishment which mitch mcconnell would push back and say he's not but of an anti-trump establishment getting

king charles westminster abbey.charles has withdrawn from public duties while he and goes treatment for prostate cancer . he while he and goes treatment for prostate cancer. he is continuing to work on his red boxes and other state duties in private . for the latest stories, private. for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen. or you can go to gb news. common alerts . gb news. common alerts. >> welcome to the saturday night showdown i no, rishi sunak has showdown! no, rishi sunak has warned of a rise in extremism as muslims elect george galloway and rochdale. to be fair, it's not the worst thing that muslims have done in rochdale. rishi has pledged to stop extremism, but if he's using the same tools he used to stop the boats, extremism is going to get 20 times worse and extremists will be given free hotels and spending money. but we need to talk about the elephant in the room. accusations of islamophobia are stopping any scrutiny or criticism of islam and allowin

maria: this poor guy is yelling abbey gate so he can get satisfaction that the president mentions a boxedl out of afghanistan, what happens he gets arrested, he got arrested after the speech, that is disgusting alabama senator katie britt delivered the rebuttal after the president's state of the union address, here she is. >> our commander in chief is not in command, the free world deserves better than it did the ring and diminished leader, america deserves leaders who recognize and secure borders stable prices, safe streets and a strong defense are actually the cornerstone of a great nation, right now the american dream has turned into a nightmare for so many families. maria: john lonski, your reaction. >> foreign policy has been an outright disaster, biden's energy policy has strengthened the hand of russia and iran and we see where that has led, the domestic front, the same misguided energy policy has pushed prices in general, hi higher, we find according to the wall street journal about 52% of recent college graduates cannot find a job that fits a college graduate. in other words they

also the pakistani flag flies over westminster abbey. what on earth is going on here?hose allegations were put to me. i got expert tax advice to make sure that i hadnt advice to make sure that i hadn't done anything wrong. >> will the police look into angela rayner again and keir starmer could be investigated ? starmer could be investigated? and is this what brings labour down? plus is there a part of you that can see you and your family going back to the uk, becoming working royals with the monarchy? >>

maria: he yelled abbey gate, how about abbey gate. president biden is telling us how great everything is on his watch. we're just getting started. quick break and then markets are on the move you ahead of the fed meeting next week. we want to look at what jay powell may say in that guidance, inflation data of course, giving the fed more reasons to delay rate cuts until later this year. we'll get into it with the word on wall street panel and their expectations. don't miss it. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ straight up now tell me do you really want to love me forever. ♪ or am i caught in a hit and run. ♪ straight up now tell me is it gonna be you and me together. ♪ or are you just having fun to get lost in investment research. get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a plan with you, and help you find the right investments. so great getting to know you, let's take a look at your new investment plan. ok, great! this sh

the dad was shouting abbey gate and a second battalion first marines.asked to stop but did not. he is charged with disrupting congress. lawmakers are upset about the arrest. >> to this day,... not in private, not in public, not in... >> i almost got kicked out myself because i couldn't stomach it. >> that was not the only disruption. former representative george santos resurfaced at the capital tonight. he was on the floor before the president's speech. he became just the sixth house member ever expelled in december former members are allowed to return to the floor after they leave. >> is this your first time back in the building? >> yes. >> you came why? >> it state of the union, why not. right now it's... >> he announced he is running for congress tonight. he is running for the seat held by new york republican... gary graves a republican from louisiana called santos tonight a moron. they say he should write a rule to keep santos out. >> trace: thank you. nah those bragging about overturning -- overturning roe v. wade have no clue about the power of wo

service members killed in the abbey gate bombing.teve nikoui was arrested after the outburst and now faces a misdemeanor and a fine. police say it's standard procedure for people who interrupt congress. mike johnson weighed in. >> i didn't realize it was a gold star parent. speaking of emotion, a lot of reason for them to be upset. i thought a lot of the guests in the gallery were representative of some of the big mistakes the biden administration, that's one of the biggest ones, the disaster withdrawal of afghanistan. >> sandra: i don't understand a lot of us watching in realtime understood it was somebody in a lot of pain. >> aishah: i've been covering the story so long and the parents and families feel no one is paying attention to them. the president hardly ever talks about the soldiers that passed away, died, were killed at abbey gate and they just want answers and somebody to pay attention. >> you could hear the pain in his voice, for sure. >> aishah: tiktok is encouraging users to lobby lawmakers against a bill that could lead

and put our military including the 13 that died at abbey gate in an impossible situation.hat biden said, the generals never told me we should leave a small force behind, the generals never told me we should leave bagram air base on top of being i'll to keep a lid on afghanistan, my alleys were perfectly -- allies were perfectly fine with it. the generals consistent are tray general contradicted that.we'lln front of the american people, everyone deserves answers on this. maria: i recor remember when ts taking place and joe biden wanted to give a press conference on september 11th, he wanted to be able to we're out of afghanistan, the war has gone on too long, it's 20 years, we're out. and so that was one of his motivationses, wasn't it? he wanted a press conference to be able to say it so he botched the withdrawal and did it real fast. >> yeah, did it unconditionabley and when it went horrible he tries to blame president trump that his hands were tied by the agreement. he had no problem walking away from border policy, canceling keystone xl, getting us back into the paris a

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servicemembers who died in a suicide bombing at abbey gate, some of their loved ones are here as well including steve mcewing who was arrested for shouting during president biden' state of the union address earlier this month and he told me he is still facing charges for that incidents and that the administration has not once reached out to him since, congressman michael walt telling me is going to do everything in his power to make sure those charges get dropped. >> martha: aisha thank you for my class ring and retired u.s. army right -- brigadier general don bolduc who served ten tours in afghanistan. he ran for senate in the state of new hampshire two years ago as a republican general. very good have your cat thank you for joining us today. obviously there is so much heartbreak around the story that all of these families who have lost these young servicemembers, many of whom had never been in combat before they were sent in to protect this area, and the loss is in norma's for them. what are you hearing as someone who is so familiar with these generals, with the situation. what are

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westminster abbey today. >> yeah. so it is the commonwealth day service.o want to bring together prosperity and democracy and peace . the king is democracy and peace. the king is head of the commonwealth. he's not going to be here, but he has , delivered a message. which a video message, is going to video message, which is going to be at the commonwealth be played at the commonwealth service saying service this afternoon, saying that precious source of that it's a precious source of strength, inspiration pride. strength, inspiration and pride. but biggest think , but the biggest line, i think, is the wants to continue is the he wants to continue serving the best of his serving to the best of his ability, the best of my ability. now that is a line that queen elizabeth ii now that is a line that queen elizabeth i! used following her platinum jubilee celebrations in june 2022. serving to the best of my ability, the king is receiving regular treatments for cancen receiving regular treatments for cancer. he will not be attending the service here today because h

and it looks like the guys from abbey road are crossing. there are some dominicans down there.his is the most beautiful catholic website you will ever see. it is the most beautiful church in san francisco, i would say. take a look at it. thank you for the slides. this talk about this. i think any catholic who lives around here has an impression vague or not that saint dominic's is doing really well and you hear about the newsletter from dominicans that we have 20 new locations this year and thinking, the dominican seem to be doing something. tell me what is going on. >> there is the success in our ministry sites and we are flourishing in places that conventional wisdom says maybe we should not. san francisco is a pretty secular city and we have this fantastic church. same thing is in portland and seattle. same thing in anchorage and los angeles. and again at our university centers next to the secular universities, our ministries are flourishing. it is also reflected in the fact that men are showing up and we are growing. which is incredible. you think these days we talk about t

the 34-year-old man has been jailed with at least 21 years for the murder of a man in newtown abbey northern-year-old roy reynolds was beaten and stabbed to death. his remains were placed in a car boot and taken to a reservoir. a judge described murder as merciless and brutal in the extreme. official figures show hundreds of refugees left homeless in london during a cold snap after being evicted from home office accommodation. london council said more than 300 refugees had to sleep rough in january because their claims had been closed. the home office was working with authorities to improve the system. a head teacher in south hampton admitted he's disgusted by the state of the food served at his own school. in a despairing letter to parents, jason ashley said the meals pictured here served in the canteen were on acceptable and asked this. how difficult is it to bake a potato? let's turn our attention to what is happening in haiti. the u.s. says it has deployed a team of elite u.s. marines to protect its embassy in the haitian capital. it said the marines antiterrorist and security team would

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where the evidence goes in this matter somebody has to say i'm sorry for your child being killed at abbey gate and that really hasn't happened. so i do think this will lead to accountability. it should back in september shortly after the two-year anniversary of the withdrawal. and note that deadly suicide bombing, min called held a hearing with some of the family members of those killed in that attack. he said some of those family members will be here once again today. that hearing starting in just a short bit here, i will also point out that us central command conducted an additional investigation of the abbey gate bombing, interviewing some 50 more people, including about a dozen service members, who were not part of the original investigation. cnn has learned that investigation is complete as we wait to hear the conclusion itself. and of course, data and we wait to hear what we learn from this hearing now that millie and mackenzie are civilians and might be able to say a bit more. >> i didn't know that that's some great reporting and this is going to be a very important hearing coming

somebody has to say, i'm sorry for your child being killed at abbey gate. and that really hasn't happened so i do think this will lead to accountability. it should. but the fact of the matter is the commanding officers on the ground at that time were all promoted. there was no accountability within the dod. in fact, also, wolfe after the sniper testified that he had the suicide bomber in his sights and requested permission to engage him he got no response from his commanding officer that does a case where there's no accountability present. the dod has yet to produce any of the documents that the chairman of armed services and myself have including the sniper photos, which were confirm if this was indeed the suicide bomber. we also need to hear from the commanding officers on the ground that made these decisions or lack thereof in terms of dealing with isis k and suicide bombers, this will be a very important hearing because the us has to learn the lessons if there were major blunders that developed during the course of that withdrawal, the uss to learn what

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difficult at the time to hear out here what he's saying, but just just to explain, he was yelling abbey and united states marine. obviously a lot of these gold-star families are upset with the withdrawal, how it happened they think there was a cover-up. they think the administration hasn't been sensitive enough to what happened. what did you make of it all >> we're number one, you know, my heart goes out to every gold star family. >> there >> was and the lost that they had. no, but i will tell you that we have the oversight committee midi responsibility oversight responsibility on our committee. and the state department has been working with us at every state of the game. and i think that they put out the after action review process of which talked about and where we had individuals as to what took place and what did not take place, what we needed to do to approve to improve in the future. but i also think that because what is happening on our committee is people are not looking at in order to make the determination is what took place, the cause of the lead up to it example i think that