black rod!ent, desire the opening of parliament, desire the presence of this honourable house. in the house of peers to hear the commission read. so the lines we re the commission read. so the lines were delivered perfectly and that would have been a second then going through the mind of black rod, and now the house of commons is led by the father of the house —— it would have been the second thing. sir peter bottomley. he will walk out in company with black rod. and the clerk of the house. followed by the prime minister, the leader of the opposition. usually the frontbenchers are then allowed by courtesy of the rest of the house. and then the rest of the house follows. and traditionally, this is quite a noisy rabble. and it is part of the ceremony, in a way, of the doors of the commons chamber being banned in black rod's face. it is an expression of the house of commons political independence of the sovereign. and that is what that theatre is about. and when the mp5, i would say, process, as yo

black rod!ummon the mps to come and listen to the queen ‘s speech. mr speaker, the queen commands this honourable house. to attend her majesty immediately in the house of peers. the order has been given. one familiar feature missing this year. we often have a bit of heckling going on at that point from the vetera n going on at that point from the veteran labour man dennis skinner, who was not re—elected at the general election for bolsover and is no longer in the commons. he would have been the father of the house, the most senior and longest serving member had he been elected. so the serving mps, including john mcdonnell, andrea leadsom, making their way, following black rod and their way, following black rod and the speaker. through the central lobby, down back to the house of lords will stop a rather grim —looking jeremy corbyn, with the prime minister, we may get another glimpse of them to see if they are chatting. laura? this is always the shot to look for. it looks like jeremy corbyn is ab

the lords was packed with peers in their ermine robes, and once everyone was in place, black rod, thest senior official, was despatched to the commons to summon mps. it's a short walk between the two chambers, and when black rod sarah clarke arrived at the commons, the door was slammed in herface, a show of the house's independence. in one of the most famous parliamentary scenes, she knocked three times, and once allowed in, delivered the message from the queen. mr speaker, the queen commands this honourable house to attend the peers immediately. but there was one thing missing, the cheeky heckle from the veteran labour mp dennis skinner, who lost his seat after nearly 50 years in the commons. then mps left their benches and filed off to the lords, leaving their chamber and crossing central lobby. many took the chance for a chat, butjeremy corbyn and borisjohnson appeared to make the walk in silence. and once they'd arrived at the lords, they gathered at the entrance known as "the bar" to finally hear the speech. and there were no surprises about what was top of the list. my governmen

the official known as the black rod who summons the members of parliament did go through the customary ritual of being shut out of the house of commons. and having to knock to be let in. this symbolizes parliaments independence from the monarchy. and the speech queen elizabeth delivered was as usual, independent of whatever she herself may think. in fact, it was pretty much the same as her last one, also written for her by prime minister boris johnson and his ministers. >> my lords and members of the house of commons, my government's priority i is to deliver the united kingdom's departure from the european union on the 31st of january. reporter: another key piece of legislation will commit more money to britain's health service, which makes medical treatment available to everyone in the country. >> for the first time, the national health services multiyear funding settlement, agreed earlier this year, will be enshrined in law. and a new visa will ensure qualified doctors, nurses, and health professionals have fast-track entry to the united kingdom. reporter: opposition labor says this

couple of days ago having been newly elected to that post will be led by the chief usher known as the black rod rhodes who carries a black stuff through to the upper house but the door will be slammed in front of the back roads face she will then have to bang on the door 3 times before being allowed in all of that to symbolize the independence of parliament from the sulpher and a tradition that dates back hundreds of years the time of the civil war and. king charles the 1st suit as you know lost his head for defying the will of parliament for a different scene of course when it comes to politics this day and age although that's given the wrangling ahead of the election is somewhat debatable boris johnson metaphorically wanted to keep pace had to stay with course for a new united kingdom he knows that he is safe in the knowledge of having a big majority and at the heart of these queen's speech will be his promise to deliver on breaks it repeatedly was a key month for the conservative party throughout the election but he also needs to prove he could deliver on other promises we're talking about m

black rod banging on the door of the commons boris johnson knocking on the door of his breck's it destiny the prime minister looked visibly excited next to a stony faced opposition leader jeremy corbyn as the 2 men made their way through to the upper house to hear the queen read out johnson's program of reforms among a raft of new legislation there is a singular priority my government's priority is to deliver the united kingdom's departure from the european union on the 31st of january of the 25 new bills listed in the speech 7 are related to delivering breck says but the government intends to make the most of its 80 seat majority there will be the deepest review of britain's security defense and foreign policy since the end of the cold war the official secrets act and the laws on treason will be reviewed and the government will establish a constitution democracy and human rights commission to look at the very nature of how british democracy operates it is a radical program. the queen's role is over the ceremonial here and parliament has finished and responsibility for enacting this ambit

black rod!nds this honourable house stop summoned to the lords to hear the government's plan for the next year, led by a victorious prime minister, a small and weakened opposition. look at the tension between them. borisjohnson look at the tension between them. boris johnson can now look at the tension between them. borisjohnson can now make his promises reality and that means in a few weeks' time, the uk will leave the eu. my government's priority is to deliver the united kingdom's departure from the eu on the 31st of january. my ministers will bring forward legislation to ensure the uk's exit on that date. and to make the most of the opportunities this brings for all the people of the uk. but he wants to persuade you there's more to his government, a detailed agenda beyond brexit. the top domestic priority is the health service, enshrining in law the promise to spend 3a billion extra a year. my government will embark on an ambitious programme of domestic reform that delivers on the people's pr

black rod banging on the door of the commons boris johnson knocking on the door of his grex it destiny the prime minister looked visibly excited next to a stony faced opposition leader jeremy corbyn as the 2 men made their way through to the upper house to hear the queen read out johnson's program of reforms among a raft of new legislation there is a singular priority my government's priority is to deliver the united kingdom's departure from the european union on the 31st of january of the 25 new bills listed in the speech 7 are related to delivering breck says but the government intends to make the most of its 80 seat majority there will be the deepest review of britain's security defense and foreign policy since the end of the cold war the official secrets act and the laws on treason will be reviewed and the government will establish a constitution democracy and human rights commission to look at the very nature of how british democracy operates it is a radical program. the queen's role is over the ceremonial here and parliament has finished and responsibility for enacting this ambit

commons speaker, the mps were summoned to the house of lords by the parliamentary official known as black rodndsay hoyle, was unanimously re—elected as commons speaker. sir lindsay replaced john bercow as speaker in november, serving two days in the post before the general election was called. as is traditional, he was ceremonially dragged into the speaker's chair. sir lindsay said it would be an honour to serve in the role and added that his office ‘is open to all‘. earlier, borisjohnson held his first cabinet meeting since his election victory — and promised to pass a law ruling out any extension to the brexit process beyond the end of next year. the uk is scheduled to leave the eu onjanuary 31st, and enter a transition period which is due to conclude next december, but that can be extended for up to two years if talks aren't complete. critics say that ruling out an extention increases the chance of leaving the eu without a trade deal. and a warning that this report from our political correspondent helen catt contains flashing images. will there be a vote this friday, mr rees mogg? announce

as the americans have been looking at it, britain has got one as well, the queen's speech where black rodvative government has been setting out its agenda for the next year in the queen's speech. there was a certain sense of deja vu amid the pomp and ceremony and that's because the last queen's speech was only nine weeks ago, before the uk went to the polls. there is a decisive difference now — the conservative party is now in power and boris johnson is able to make his promises reality, as the queen outlined today. my government's priority is to deliver the united kingdom's departure from the european union on the slst ofjanuary. my ministers will bring forward legislation to ensure the united kingdom's exit on that date and to make the most of the opportunities that this brings for all the people of the united kingdom. this government's priority — as we heard over and over again during the campaign — is to get the uk out of the eu. out of the 30—plus bills announced today, 7 were about brexit, but the government's also announced other plans — enshrining into law its commitment to boost

black rod!speaker, the queen commands this honourable house stop summoned mr speaker, the queen commands this honourable house. summoned to the lords to hear the government's plan for the next year, led by a victorious prime minister, a small and weakened opposition. look at the tension between them. boris johnson can now make his promises reality and that means in a few weeks' time, the uk will leave the eu. my government's priority is to deliver the united kingdom's departure from the european union on the 31st of january. my ministers will bring forward legislation to ensure the united kingdom's exit on that date. and to make the most of the opportunities this brings for all the people of the uk. but he wants to persuade you there's more to his government, a detailed agenda beyond brexit. the top domestic priority is the health service, enshrining in law the promise to spend 3a billion extra a year. to spend £34 billion extra a year. my government will embark on an ambitious programme of dome

black rod! mr speaker, the queen commands this honourable house. government‘s plan for the next year, led by a victorious prime minister, a small and weakened opposition. look at the tension between them. boris johnson can now make his promises reality and that means ina few weeks‘ time, the uk will leave the eu. my government‘s priority is to deliver the united kingdom‘s departure from the eu on the 31st of january. my ministers will bring forward legislation to ensure the uk‘s exit on that date. and to make the most of the opportunities this brings for all the people of the uk. but he wants to persuade you there‘s more to his government, a detailed agenda beyond brexit. the top domestic priority is the health service, enshrining in law the promise to spend 3a billion extra a year. my government will embark on an ambitious programme of domestic reform that delivers on the people‘s priorities. for the first time, the national health service‘s multi—year funding settlement agreed earlier this year will be enshrined in law. there will be legislation

criminality and at the same time these tropes were used to discredit black lives matter activists itself which became a lightning rod for supporting the republican candidate in the 2016 election who made a platform they saw one in order. none of us on this stage can overstate the case that the disinformation about black lives matter, not only was coordinated by some of the same people that latoya has described but also by russian bots are used the fragmentation, the legitimate critiques against the state as a way to create a wedge which as someone really described attractive indigenous blackface which was to caricature of the black activist as unreasonable, crazy lunatics who hated white people, and at the same time to create a legitimate federal response in the black identity extremist report. so you have these ripples of actual every, , every strand of her society, if we just stop, take one step back from the accretion of a black identity extremist report, linked to the digital blackface of russian bots and white nationalist threaten the black and brown people in this country ever think about the overall outcome i

raiders will go into the 020 draft would 12th the 12th and 19th picks in the first rod so they hope to restore the silver and black as they head to sin city. >>still ahead onthe kron 00:04am morning news a rare disease is threatening the life a bay area teenager. we'll hear from the team's father about his condition in break mcdonald's emoyees at a northern california restaurant. they come to the rescue of a woman who says a man was threatening to kill her. >>most americans have moy regrets this year and smar headphones could reduce pedestrian deaths. i'm jane have those stories cong up. and we are off to a smooth start to the week with skies, >>welcome back we'll take a look athis a woman miraculously survived a 200 foot fall in southern california. this is unbelievable. so the la county sheriff's department they released this dramatic video of her rescue. authorities say that the woman knew she was walking her dog and she fell along that footpat unbelievably she had minor injuries and she was treated at a local hospital talk about lucky. my goodness that's an incredible story. all right moving on to bay area tra

black churches. we are joined by the reverend dr. jacqueline thompson. >>> taking his brand of stand up to the bay area. we are joined from the comedian rod man from last comic standing., welcome i'm playing frank sinatra to start the show. allie and mike today is francis albert's birthday. he was born on december 12th, 1915. obviously he is the late frank sinatra. i still love frank. it's a great way to start our thursday. >> it's a holiday classic, when he sings >> dean martin and all those guys. >> you know who's in the holiday mood? the department of motor vehicles. everyone was pleasant it only took like 10 or 15 minutes. i had my documents ready to go. i went to the one in novato. it could not have been a better experience. >> did you make an appointment? >> i did and i brought the documents that you need to bring. as long as you're prepared and schedule an appointment. nothing came up, we are good to go. we did have a little drizzle that waited outside for the 10 minutes yesterday. that rain is getting down here little bit. >> a little bit and we will be back for some it will persist b back tomorrow and saturday and then a break fo

black churches. we are joined by the reverend dr. jacqueline thompson. >>> taking his brand of stand up to the bay area. we are joined from the comedian rod albert's birthday. he was born on december 12th, 1915. obviously he is the late