this is my new best friend, beatrice. beatrice, how many years have you worked for white castle? >> 38 years, 38 years? >> yes. so you remember when the valentine's day thing started? yes yes. uh oh. honey thank you. beatrice. oh, my gosh. ready? ready wow. i think it just makes valentine's day fun. >> it takes out the seriousness of it coming here and just being able to have a good time without the pressure of any of the other restaurants was okay for us. >> kathy, would you describe onion rings as romantic? hell yeah. ain't no mountain high enough. >> we be coming here next year. >> yes, for sure. and the year after that, every year. >> ain't no river wide enough to keep me from going to white castle. >> white castle locations all over the country participate each year, but just know there's only one beatrice. >> gina must love you a lot. >> i love tina a lot. very grateful she loves burgers so much. >> is this a new tradition for you? >> she said we're doing this every year. i said, okay, you heard it here first. >> more news next. stay with us >> what would you give for a chi

that is beatrice christopher from dw environment. i appreciate your time. now speaking of storms have last, california with torrential rains brought severe flooding and land slides following trees of killed. 3 people in the north of the state. hundreds of thousands are without power and extreme weather. warnings are in force record breaking, rain full has sent mud tearing down hillsides. los angeles. the national weather service says that some of the west as to whether the california has seen nearly a 150 years. the residence of the 2nd most populated area in the us of facing road swamped with volta. it's the 2nd time within a matter of days to the atmospheric river has brought huge amounts of moisture. northwood from the woman attitudes to the state. officials say so much rain has full and so quickly the ground simply can't take any more in with the swell being so saturated. obviously it, it gets to a point where you just cannot absorb it anymore, and that's when it starts to uh, to move. and then we have that shift in the, in the soil. some residents have

, thank you so much for joining me here at beatrice crystal from dw environments. thank you. and we can turn now to some other world news headlines at this hour. well, makers and hungry have boycotted an emergency for elementary session blocking a vote on sweden joining nato, prime minister, victor, oregon, and his a feed us party have been stalling stock homestead to join the alliance since 2022 hungry is now the only natal member not to have approve sweden's a session in brazil, realtors and narrow has declared a public health emergency over an outbreak of dang, a fever. the city has registered more than $10000.00 cases since the start of the year. and the party goers are pouring in for the annual carnival celebrations at the same time a canyon cult leaders facing new charges of murdering $191.00 children. pol mackenzie's alleged to have motivated more than $400.00 followers to starve themselves to death. he and thousands of other suspects are charged with multiple offences, including torture and the anti government protests are brought cities in haiti to a stand

throne, who are over 21 — the prince of wales, the duke of sussex, the duke of york and princess beatricein 2022, the royal household said only working royals will be called on to be counsellors of state, meaning the dukes of sussex and york and princess beatrice are effectively out of the picture. the same year, the counsellors of state act 2022 added the princess royal and the now duke of edinburgh. legislation is also in place for a regent to take the monarch�*s place, although this hasn't happened for hundreds of years. if there was to be a regency and this seems highly unlikely at this point, the regent taking over the sovereign�*s duties is the next in line to the throne. currently, the prince of wales. but charles and william have no say. instead, the decision of whether a monarch is incapable of carrying out their duties falls to five people. the partner of the king or queen, in this case, queen camilla, representing the monarchy. lord chancellor alex chalk and speaker of the house of commons, lindsay hoyle to represent parliament and lady chiefjustice of england and wales, dame s

no andrew, no harry, no beatrice, it's basically it's just camilla, his wife.rd and sister ann. one of them could be appointed to effectively be king while he is still alive or queen if it was ann in that circumstance. but, if he was to die, then you would move to a situation where prince william would immediately exaccede to the throne as charles did for the queen. if, god forbid there was some catastrophe, william was to die, then you would get into the succession line and his three children as you say would all be too young. then you would get into a position of a regent king, which hasn't happened for centuries where you would have somebody appointed effectively to act alongside -- the oldest son. but this is completely uncharted territory. fair to say britain has gone into a big shock over. this no doubt that charles canceling all of his public engagements and the nature of the statement they put out on harry flying straight to be here in london despite all the problems they have had as a family, that says to me, this is a serious situation. >> ainsley: an

beatrice: the best part was being able to make the design that we helped to create., conception to execution for them, being able to conceive of an idea and then see it actually come to fruition. it was really fun to actually be able to see how things got created. it turned out a lot better than i thought it would be. dineen: these teams mean business. this is very competitive. they have designs on winning the ultimate prize, this gorgeous plaque with a golden shovel and bragging rights for a year. [amplified voice] first place. are you ready? drum roll. [cheering] mall of the pumpkins! it all came together at the last minute, and i think everyone had a great time. it was really, really fun, and i'm glad i got to participate in it. for me, the payoff is seeing all the kids having that day in the sand that they'll never forget. we actually have grown adults here today who have brought their children, who have done this event when they were in fifth grade, and they remember their time at sandcastle. and now it's become a tradition for their own family. that speaks to t

$15000000000.00 us dollars per year of a production and exports of out of pots and some promotional beatrice. manuel montoya heads the automotive cluster as well. the on and in comparison with, with mexico, a noble young is one of the main estates that for the uses a carson of the box. montoya says water concerns are quote, challenging for existing companies. the points to new plans on the horizon and already in the works. the governor of the level we own and build a $1250000000.00 investment plan design to ensure the states water supply through 2050 to invest and water infrastructure like new pipelines and a new damn. there's more water coming to the city and the state governments on the, on the, however, the plan for the next 20 years to, to supply that, what are the, not only that companies propose for the population? what do you need for the next 20? but nearly 5000000 people live in metro area, monterey, there has already been water supply rationing and recent years. with media reporting that some water truck delivery drivers have even been threatened with kidnapping in a time or climat

i'm joined here by my colleague, beatrice christophe are open dw environment. be just as those talked about what the you did, did they, did they pull back because of the anger of the farmers? well, we can see exactly if that was the reason, but you know, we can put $2.00 and $2.00 together. if we look at the clinicals overall that they announced today the, you know, interim target for 2040 is that they want to reduce their emissions by 90 percent compared to and 1990. that's a really, really emissions target. but then we have agriculture, which is a sector that you know, and it's more than 10 percent more than 10 percent of the use emissions are come from agriculture alone. and then we're not even going to mention that in these and vicious targets. so it is definitely a find that is, you know, there is a lot of social push back to some of these measures. it is a challenge for the you to kind of balance the measures and make them palatable, palatable for every sector. and most importantly, to provide incentives to get everyone on board and to get everyone to par

so if you are a beatrice broker, boeing, china, the same worse helps you to do. what else do this? brings that back to the legal sort of states of the science deal. look, another one is that something i should have done on normalizing the relations between celia and turk. it was the 3 girl brokerage by iran and rochelle, the cousin. so it means that the regional asked orders to prove that the it could be efficient when they are non gym, repeated unprecedented subsidies as an escalation in the guise as 3 pins. and so i'm getting back to that to the main topic of out today's session. like why efforts and not only to bring about a cease fire, but to great condition symptoms that he just doesn't reach for reliable and legally binding. we booked the conditions for them. but if he was getting somebody's thing like that from happening again, that's a police thing. of the state would be such a or she doesn't have to register for the janitors as far as the top priority able . and i've mentioned that, so we're ready to view the board. and along with that, he has been working on what is on th

beatrice and eugenie. i know you work with them.y. charming. um uh, very, very loyal to their parents and the institution. i haven't heard those rumours about bringing them back. >> this them back. >> well, just this idea that because a counsellor because beatrice is a counsellor of the palace have of state and the palace have said don't need to appoint said they don't need to appoint counsellors because at the moment king is going to moment the king is going to carry his red boxes and carry on with his red boxes and behind is going to be behind the scenes is going to be doing all constitutional doing all of the constitutional work. and he doesn't, the work. and if he doesn't, the princes wales is there princes of wales is there to kind the gap. but kind of bridge the gap. but because counsellors because the counsellors of state are from most senior are taken from the most senior royals in line of royals in the line of succession, beatrice is still one royals . and one of those royals. and therefore, i suppose it begs the question e

throne who are over 21, the prince of wales go the duke of sussex, the duke of york and princess beatricesehold said only working royals would be called on to be counsellors of state, meaning three of them are effectively out of the picture. the same act in 2022 added the princess royal and the now duke of edinburgh. legislation is also in place for a regent to take the place of the monarch although this has not happened for hundreds of years. if there was to be a regency, and this seems highly unlikely at this point, the regent taking over the sovereign�*s duties is the next in line to the throne, currently the prince of wales. but charles and william have no say. instead, the decision of whether a monarchy is incapable of carrying out their duties. five people. the partner of the king or queen, in this case queen camilla, representing the monarchy. the lord chancellor alex chalk and speaker of the house of commons lindsay hoyle to represent parliament. and lady chiefjustice of england and wales, dame street, and master of the commerce of geoffrey vos, to represent the law. the monarch d

success, next adults in line, so it would be prince william, prince harry, prince andrew and princess beatriceay, the palace is confident they are not going to need councillors of state. he will continue, going to continue doing his red boxes, have weekly meetings with the prime minister, perhaps what many people many this commonwealth will be wondering will he be able to continue with his royal trips, the planned royal trips to canada in the spring, and to australia, and new zealand, and indeed to samoa where the commonwealth heads of government conference is due to take place in the autumn. we don't know at this stage how long this treatment will take, what kind of impact it is going to have on king charles, but as i say, the protocols are all there, the palace will be very confident that there will be no damage to the british state, as the king undergoes his treatment. mil king undergoes his treatment. all right, mark, for now, thank you. mark easton at buckingham palace. if you are just mark easton at buckingham palace. if you arejustjoining us e let me just bring you up—to—date because th

that's what and eugenie do. what beatrice and eugenie do. >> allowed to work and >> they're allowed to title, but profit from their title, but they're very much within profit from their title, but thejfirm. very much within profit from their title, but thejfirm. but ery much within profit from their title, but thejfirm. but they're:h within profit from their title, but thejfirm. but they're not ithin the firm. but they're not working royals. >> exactly. they're so backbench, fallen off. >> exactly. they're so bacbut1ch, fallen off. >> exactly. they're so bac but that's fallen off. >> exactly. they're so bac but that's what fallen off. >> exactly. they're so bac but that's what harry off. >> exactly. they're so bac but that's what harry and >> but that's what harry and meghan wanted. but weren't meghan wanted. but they weren't allowed actually he's meghan wanted. but they weren't allovsoi actually he's meghan wanted. but they weren't allovsoi closer ually he's meghan wanted. but they weren't allovsoi closer to lly he's meghan wanted. but they weren't allovsoi closer to the ie's meghan w

beatrice, andrew's daughter is there. now what they did recently was charles, very recently, extended the list of numbers of people who could be counselors to his sister, the princess royal, and his youngest brother, prince edward, the duke of edinburgh. what would happen is that, if he became unable, for whatever reason, to discharge his duties -- it is a bit like the constitutional path that temporarily hands over a bit of power to the vice president. the counselors can act in his name, but not, anderson, on the big stuff. not on appointing prime ministers, not on that. if things got so that he was incapacitated, which is a long way down the road, now you're looking at something called the regency act of 1937 amended. and a whole different process would come into play and that process, either temporarily or more long term, that would remove power from the king and then, of course, it would go to william, who is now, of course, of age. we are in new territory here, anderson. uncharted to an extent because we have just le

cochaired the resolutions committee and the members of that committee, jennifer clark, kelsey brown, beatrice franklin, abby glock, justice goodwin lu, michael carmen, amy, deborah jones, trevor morrison, and daniel rubins. the meeting today will be chaired by judge owens and scott harris will be the secretary. i had the incredible honor of clerking for justice ginsburg. before i turn the podium over, i wanted to share a few reflections on three roles that defined the justices life and career. as a lawyer, a mentor and a fighter. perhaps the most natural place for me to begin his justice ginsburg's role as an advocate. it's natural not only because i'm speaking on behalf of the supreme court are, but because justice ginsburg is the person who moved my admissions to this bar and was one of the first people who encouraged me to apply for a job in the s g's office. i did not get to argue before her as solicitor general, i would like to think she's happy that i could speak about her today. justice ginsburg's accomplishments as an advocate are extraordinary, the stuff of legends. she argued six ca

that's prince harry and the duke of york and also beatrice is on that list as well. the duke of york's daughter. your thoughts on that situation, neil. >> well, i'm not too concerned about that because truly my favorite, as you know, the royal, the princess royal. she's commanding force, martha. i think she will whip the rest of them in to shape. on a more serious note, you know, it's very tricky actually on how prince harry returns back here to the united kingdom. he's very much disliked. what we have to remember is that he is a family member. naturally concerned about his father. what a terrible situation for him before he would return and make communication and contact. i would say this. i would advise prince harry to leigh your wife, meghan markle at home. that won't help the recovery of his majesty, the king. or members around the british monarchy right now. >> martha: thanks, neil sean. joining us late in the evening in london. now also joining us to get a number of input here, richard fitzwilliams. what is your reaction and what news have you learned from this

this is beatrice. how about tomorrow? we're just 4 days waiting out from the see football, but talk around the biggest event in to the americans. sports is still about taylor swift right now. the thought saw who is that a relationship with kansas city cheese type tend to traverse. kelsey has brought new funds to the sports since she started attending the cheese games. according to a marketing group in the u. s. has increased the chief and yet of house brand valued by more than $330000000.00. as a result, some companies have built that for us to staples all outs for sunday's game between the cheese and the san francisco. 49. it's pretty fairly cool, i mean it just um for her to just be at the games and obviously she's just here to support travis and, and the best way possible. and, but i think it has done a great job of bringing more people to football. and how great this board is, um and uh, i know that i'm the father to a daughter as well. i love that she watches the games and they love football as well. so i know a lot

perhaps the king's nephews and nieces to take up the stance here, because of course, we have princess beatriceugenie who have performed and functions in the past royals. now they past as working royals. now they live abroad or between live primarily abroad or between new london. so whether new york and london. so whether they take those they want to take up those duties, but also there are the children of prince edward, prince current prince edward, the current duke of edinburgh, and within the next 10 years we could next 5 to 10 years we could easily see them beginning to take they don't use the take up roles they don't use the title prince princess, title of prince and princess, but they both are legally under law. royal highnesses. and so they could be they could be seen. are possible seen. so there are possible avenues. gap here, but avenues. there's a gap here, but there's gap. it's at least a there's a gap. it's at least a 5 to 10 year gap. and of course the dukes of kent and gloucester are now, you know, approaching 80 and 80 and 90 respectively. and they've taken back seat. so they've

princess anne, princess beatrice, a it's a real beatrice, that's a it's a real that's a lot.covering from abdominal surgery again, surgery. but that's again, we've now three out of the four now have three out of the four most senior royals not there too, for health reasons. and then very unexpected then one very unexpected personal matter which we're none the about. it's to be the wiser about. it's got to be something with the kids, something to do with the kids, hasn't it? >> looks like a handful. >> louis looks like a handful. do you think he's got suspended from school something? and from school or something? and william's go deal william's had to go and deal with it. >> couldn't possibly comment with it. >> that. ildn't possibly comment with it. >> that. il(wouldssibly comment with it. >> that. il(would ssibvery. �*nment on that. i would be very. i don't think they would go into that kind detail, but i am. that kind of detail, but i am. i am also told that this is a temporary thing, this personal matter. future engagements matter. so no future engagements of of wales. not

how exactly the family is rallying around the 75-year-old monarch we just learned that princess beatricey revealing in a statement released late last night during the king's recent hospital procedure for benign prostate enlargement, a separate issue of concern was noted. subsequent diagnostic tests showed a form of cancer. adding that charles began outpatient treatment on monday we do not know what type of treatment he is receiving. and saying the 75-year-old remains, quote, wholly positive about his treatment. now, we understand he will continue some state duties and some official paperwork, the palace is saying but he will be taking a step back this, of course, comes as kate, the princess of wales, is still recovering from her health care scare last month camilla, the queen, will still have a full rota of royal duties in coming weeks, but we will start to see a lot more, savannah, of prince william when he returns to royal duties tomorrow savannah >> molly hunter, thank you. >>> now to the state of emergency in california where that slow-moving storm has dumped record amounts of rain.

beatrice rana performs a work by alexander scriabin in the great hall of the paris philharmonic.ahms' war requim will be played. christian tiliman is at the conductor's stand. in the space of the former laffaette gallery in montparnasse, an exhibition of art made from bricks is taking place. as a child, the future artist nathan sawaya’s parents did not buy a dog, so he assembled it himself from construction kit parts. since then, sawaya has dedicated himself to creating three-dimensional brick sculptures. lego. the exhibition presents works of recent years, each of which took more than 80 thousand parts to produce. good morning, says dr. mesnyakov, showing, we’re starting the program about the most important thing, we’ll talk about different things, by the way, we’ll talk today. i’m asking you what you think, what common mistakes we make , and in general we’ll talk about a lot of things, so it will be informative, it will be interesting, stay with us, let’s start, today in the program about the most important thing, errors in antibiotic treatment, how they can worsen health, whic

state are laid down in legislation and it's prince william, prince harry, prince andrew, princess beatricerincess anne. yeah. so you would expect william and edward to be two of those three would act. yeah. but ihave those three would act. yeah. but i have wondered whether we should just think about this. and, you know , i don't think and, you know, i don't think think there would be any harm if, say, prince william was able perhaps some of these perhaps to do some of these things his own. um, don't things on his own. um, i don't think the world would end if prince william perhaps held a few council meetings. few privy council meetings. if the unavailable and the king was unavailable and maybe did some of the functions that the king remind people what a meeting so a privy council meeting is. so privy meeting is there's privy council meeting is there's about ten a year, but there can be more. and essentially this is where ministers are formally sworn in when they're newly appointed. orders in council appointed. and orders in council are passed, which is a form of legislation . um, sometimes

princess beatrice, his niece, alongside her husband edoardo mapelli . her husband edoardo mapelli., was spotted leaving clarence house house about an hour ago. that is where king charles is staying, just slightly down the road here from buckingham palace. of course, we've talked at length now on gb news about the shock announcement yesterday that the king been diagnosed with a king has been diagnosed with a form cancer , but he's being form of cancer, but he's being treated outpatient , which treated as an outpatient, which means not going to be means he's not going to be spending hospital. but spending nights in hospital. but he's much receiving he's very much receiving treatment and then treatment at hospital and then coming home at the end of the day. his first round of treatment was was yesterday. it's thought that the king it's also thought that the king personally telephoned both prince . harry and prince william prince. harry and prince william to tell him of tell them of his diagnosis. this before the pubuc diagnosis. this before the public announcements at 6:00 yesterday.

princess beatrice also visited the king yesterday morning , and we know from the morning, and we knowrom the documentary the netflix documentary, that he is close with his cousins. he could possibly have stayed with other royal relatives or there's suggestions, possibly in a luxury london hotel . well, but luxury london hotel. well, but that in itself will presumably add to his feelings of, you know , being rejected. yeah. isolate ian. oh, yeah. >> feelings of rejection . but of >> feelings of rejection. but of course he's undergoing therapy . course he's undergoing therapy. and there's no question that his. well, he wishes or wants an apology from the royal family the gripes have been worldwide and they've done a lot of damage . i mean, the sussexes so responsible or largely responsible or largely responsible for the way the royals with the 18 to 24 year old group have well, most of them now are in favour of a republican. some of the recent polls look end of the day, there was no reason on god's earth that charles had to be in sandringham by a certain time. >> yesterday , unless dark

does it raise the spectre of perhaps bringing into the fray princess beatrice and eugenie?e on that. >> um, could i think they'd be all right? actually well, they have been very loyal. they have been loyal. >> not actually put >> they've not actually put a foot wrong. >> no . anyway, we see >> no, no. anyway, we shall see what says. camilla thanks what she says. camilla thanks very indeed. see you very much indeed. we'll see you at half nine. >> you . >> thank you. >> thank you. >> now, if you're a regular gb news viewer and i'm sure you are, you'll be familiar with patrick christys and emily carver . carver. >> what you might not know is patrick's battle with alcohol addiction , which led to him addiction, which led to him leading a double life, sort of drinking all day , every day. drinking all day, every day. >> patrick and emily joined us earlier . earlier. >> you not have to wait to have actually lost everything. i was right on the brink . actually lost everything. i was right on the brink. i was actually lost everything. i was right on the brink . i was waking right o