there was a hunger about it came through cambridge in in february nine hundred thirty four so this was the first time that these privileged students would actually seen working class people they felt guilty about being thorough privileged they felt horror at seeing the poverty in britain in the early one nine hundred. kim philby is among the aristocracy cambridge students helping to provide food for the hungry unemployed he's reading economics at trinity college philby becomes a member of cambridge university's socialist society where communist tutors have a good deal of political leverage with the students they can all mix with the most radical thug act in cambridge in the twenty's and that love mark the economics with being this go. hitler comes to power in germany in one thousand nine hundred thirty three europe becomes infected with nazi ideology. after graduating from college still behaves to a restless austria for the first time he sees the horrors of fascism with his own eyes filled to help smuggle just grazed communists out of the country. sunny's cheyanne first sights looks no

the cambridge graduate realizes what's in store for him when he agrees to a go to regents park in the center of london for a secret meeting. but he couldn't even imagine how dramatically his life would change after that talk with a stranger. an economic crisis breaks out in the west in the one nine hundred thirty s. stock exchanges have collapsed a role in the beginning of the great depression the british labor party suffer the defeat hunger marches follow on the heels of one another in britain progressive minded young people begin to sympathize with communist ideals. there was a hunger about it came through cambridge in in february and i think that the fall so this was the first time that these privileged students with actually seen working class people they felt guilt about being thorough privileged they felt horror at seeing the poverty in britain in the early one nine hundred. kim philby is among the aristocracy cambridge students helping to provide food for the hungry unemployed he's reading economics at trinity college philby becomes a member of cambridge university's socialist

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will -- dupes of cambridge -- duchess of cambridge will speak at a hospital event.of the guard passed out hopefully that doesn't happen to kate when she is delivering her speech today. >> i am sure it will go well because like everything she's done she shown herself to be. [audio not understandable] >> she will tiewrt hospice center to meet patients and staff. tour the hospice center to meet patients and staff. >>> if the president needs a stand in he can look in columbia. 18 contestants came to compete in a obama look-alike contest. judges shoed chose carlos perez as the winner. and he says his boss and colleagues pushed him to enter the contest. there's a little bit of a resemblance and he says he hopes to meet the real barack obama someday. >>> time is 6:26. cool battle a massive grass -- crews battle a massive grass fire. the damage it caused when "good morning maryland" continues. >>> are's watching the station that works for you "good morning maryland." >>> all new hope for alzheimer's patients. i am lnda -- linda so. how doctors found a way to lowdown memory

the duchess of cambridge was there for the festivities as well. nicklaus federal has this report. -- nicholas mitchell has this report. >> there was no slow start today. the people of lester, a culturally diversity, came out in thousands to launch the diamond jubilee, and to welcome the queen's companion for the day, the duchess of cambridge. it is cultural diversity that -- l -- eichester the ideal place to begin. representatives of different a communities it joined christian leaders. christopher said for the six british soldiers killed in afghanistan. -- prayers were said for the six british shoulders killed in afghanistan. there were prayers for the queen in her jubilee year. >> your gift of love, joy, and peace. >> outside the cathedral, the queen and the duchess stood side by side to receive bouquets of flowers. the fact that the queen and invited the duchess to join her is a public endorsement of her importance to the royal family now. at times, the work as a team. each of one side of the crowd. they went together to a fashion show at the un

he has a degree from, which college, in cambridge corpus christi i think.t, he was a natural science major but i'm not sure exact way, he is physics i guess but that is what he does now. and his mother, jane hawking, that was something that he was interested in and was really brought to a head when he was just a kid. they had a sabbatical at caltech and he met another oiler who was really into that and that was what got him interested. i have experienced this myself, when you go on sabbatical it becomes a watershed for the whole family, in the case of my husband. when i started writing about science was when he went on sabbatical and we look at that too is a watershed. his daughter, his daughter has written a couple of children's books with stephen. they are called george's cosmic adventure, george is key to the universe. they're wonderful books. i wonder if we have those in the library. do we have them? i will have to tell her i recommend them. they are wonderful. they are fiction. what is interesting is he meets a scientist who lives next door to him who

. >> cambridge police officers stopped the suspect in his truck for a traffic vielgtz. their investigation on the scene led them to request a k-9 to respond to a drug scan. >> police say denbehit the gas, slamming right into an officer. that's when police opened fire, shooting at denbe's truck, as he took off. >> the chief of the cambridge police department, called maryland state police and requested that our homicide unit investigated this case because was it a police- involved shooting. >> reporter: cambridge residents say they are shocked by the violence. >> reporter: i came out my back door, 1:00, 2:00. and i saw police light flashes. >> i wanted to live in cambridge to get away from that type of thing. >> reporter: the officer was taken to the area hospital with a broken ankle. denbe's truck was found abandoned a few blocks away. >> reporter: and denbe faces charges of attempted first- degree and second-degree murder, as well as assault. jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> jessica, thank you. >>> if you have any information, you're urged to call state police

as the special bonus, the duchess of cambridge was there as well. >> 10 years ago, the golden jubilee. it got off to a comparatively slow start. the people of leicester, a diverse city in the heart of england, came not in the thousands for the diamond jubilee and to welcome the duchess of cambridge. it is that cultural diversity that made this an interesting place for the diamond jubilee visits. at lester cathedral, the queen attended -- the queen attended a special service. prayer is were said for british soldiers -- prayers were said for british soldiers killed in afghanistan. >> we pray for your shirt, -- yorkshire. >> there were prayers, too, for the queen in her jubilee year. outside the cathedral, bouquets of flowers. to clean invited the duchess to join her today -- the queen invited the duchess to join her today. bedtimes', the queen took one side of the crowd while the duchess took the other. they went together to a fashion show. there relationship appears to be an easy one. the younger woman leaning across. the queen was hoping that that the newcomer would absorb a few lesso

the duchess of cambridge shows off her field hockey skills at the duchess of cambridge shows off her field hockey skills at london's olympic park. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. i'm lynn berry. today we begin with the afghan shootings. the u.s. soldier accused of killing 16 people has hired a high-profile attorney to handle his defense. john henry brown, the lawyer for the unnamed soldier, said his client was not happy about going to afghanistan after suffering severe injuries during three tours in iraq. brown said the decorated soldier's family was totally shocked by his actions and denied reports there were any marital difficulties. the attorney previously represented serial killer ted bundy and the barefoot bandit. meanwhile, a senior official told the "new york times", due to stress, alcohol and domestic issues the soldier, quote, just snapped. the official told the "times" the account of the sergeant's state of mind came from two other soldiers he drank alcohol with on the night of the shootings. fort leavenworth, kansas could be the ne

then i went to cambridge. so we were facing the screen where he was choosing his words and another screen with the manuscript of the book. i prepared very carefully by knowing exactly which paragraphs are was going to bring to his attention. so i said the words are too much physics jargon. it needs to be stated in everyday words if we could do that. so i heard this little clicking and he said it seems clear to me -- and i thought we are in trouble. this is not going to work. jenna looked over at him and saw this big smile and he was looking at me like hell i was going to take that and i knew he was carrying me on and it worked very well. he was very conscientious taking my advice about what was too difficult. i also prepared in many ways that i would have revisited. analogies or suggestions and as i suspected he didn't take any of my suggestions. he did it all himself his own way which i get very upset when people say i helped him write the book or heaven forbid that i collaborated with him. i do hear that som

the duchess of cambridge shows off her field hockey skills at london's olympic park. >> this is earlyoday for friday, march 16th, 2012. >> hello, and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation, including pacific time zone. we begin with the afghan shooting. the u.s. soldier accused of killing 16 people has hired a hi high-profile attorney to handle his defense. john hen rio brown says his client was not happy about going to afghanistan after suffering three injuries in tours of iraq. he denied there were reports of any marital injuries. meanwhile, a senior american official told the new york times, due to stress, alcohol and domestic issues, the soldier just snapped. the official told the times the account of the sergeant's state of mind came from two other solders. ft.levenworth kansas could be the next stop. if convicted of murder, he could face the death penalty. >>> thursday, in a continued fall out from those killings, america's military campaign suffered a double blow. in a visit to leon panetta, he demanded a pullback of nato troops from villages and rural areas and

you can see maryland's radar, southern maryland south of calvert cliffs and cambridge. that's really about it. as we take a look at the watches and warnings,

we've had fog in cambridge, half-mile visibility and 49. right now going up into the 70s with a chance of a shower or storm later on. here's monika santami 6:00 a.m. with a look at your time saver traffic. >>> not a bad way to start a monday morning i should say. things are looking great all around town. the beltway is incident free. if you're planning to head on the inbound side of i-66 you have your normal, slow traffic right through manassas. in centreville you're okay. we'll take a live look right here on our traffic land cameras. it's just the volume but no big delays to report through centreville as you head for vienna and the beltway. back over to the maps and this time we'll head to the other side of town all the way north. no problems to report on 95 in from baltimore, the bw parkway or route 29. we'll take a live look outside. here's route 29 at franklin. again all the northern corridors look pretty much like this heading for the beltway. coming up in my next report, we'll go to the south side of town at 6:12. >> thank you, monika

then the duchess of cambridge wore a dress from l.k. bennett.g over. >> very pretty. nice dress. >> she's got the right sort of manner from what i saw. >> reporter: in your opinion? >> yes, in my opinion. >> reporter: with so many changes of clothes, a quick spot of ironing is often needed. not something prince charles has mastered, but people aren't looking so closely at what he's wearing. worker's compensation >> william is reportedly back from that military duty. kate is reportedly having her portrait painted for his 30th birthday. i don't think she'll wear those tangerine jeans. >> she could. i wonder how many women will pop up over the weekend with tangerine jeans. thanks a lot. >>> up next, who has the luck of the irish? we were holding a st. patrick's day cook-off. they're battling it out. this is "today" on nbc. girl: i want to tell you about my friend. his name is ben. ben learned about a homeless boy who had an infected tooth, and the boy died. that made ben really sad. he wrote a law so every kid can see a dentist. we have special den

the duchess of cambridge delivers her first speech, and the future queen finds her voice. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america, all swear around the globe -- also are around the globe. -- also around the globe. a rabbi, his two small sons, and another child have been shot dead in toulouse. the french president has flown to the city and has declared it intact -- it an attack on all the french. >> the monday morning school run. panic and terror. as parents were dropping their kids at the ozar hatorah, a man pulled up on a scooter and started firing. a man chased the terrified schoolchildren into the grounds. among them, jonathan sandler and his sons. one person was chatting, and seconds later, the rabbi was dead. >> he shot one bullet into the air and hit the tree. after that, he shot the father in front of him and then the two children. he opened fire again. when he left, he started shooting again. >> the fourth the victim was also a children between 8 and 10 years old. >> i had just arrived when we heard shooting. we were all very frightened and shocked. >> this evenin

. >> the duchess of cambridge made her first public speech today as princess.the special cause kate middleton picked for >>> a lifeguard saved three people along the sonoma county coast. the lifeguard spent 45 minutes in the chilly ocean with them after they got pulled out by a big wave. the coast guard boat and sheriff's helicopter helped them get back to shore. the victims are being treated for mild hypothermia, they include a man, teenaged girl and younger boy. somebody was bed surfing in the area they don't know if any -- was body surfing in the area they don't know if any of the three rescued was surfing at the time. >>> apple star voted to start spending some of the company's extra billions, currently has nearly 100 billion dollars in cash and securities. today the company said it will start paying some of that out to share holders in the form of a dividend and will buy back 10 billion dollars of its own shares. apple generated 30 within billion dollars in cash this fiscal year. -- 31 billion dollar in cash this fiscal year. >>> kate middleton delivered h

. >> overcoming royal nerves -- the duchess of cambridge delivers her first official speech. the future queen finds her voice. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. if you are a minority in southern prague to buy, you have reason to be nervous -- prague tonight, you have reason to be nervous. in the the third such attack, -- in southern france tonight, you have reason to be nervous. in the third such attack, a rabbi and his two children were among those killed. >> as parents drop the gates -- dropped children at the gates of the ozar hatorah school, a gunman opened fire. he shot everyone in front of him and chased it is terrifying -- chased the terrified children into the school. among the dead, the rabbi and his two sons. >> at first, he shot one bullet into the air. he hit the tree. then he shot the father and the two children. i did not turn around. i ran straight into the school. when he left, he started shooting again. >> the fourth victim was also a child between eight years old and 10 years old. eyewitnesses said one of the weapons jammed.

duchess of cambridge. today, she gave her first public speech as a member of the royal family. it was only three minutes long, but it was her own work and everything from the venue to what she wore was under intense scrutiny. from london, our report tonight from michelle kaczynski. >> the duchess of cambridge, in control of an event all her own. a children's hospice where she chose where she spoke to each child, and the little girls adored her. >> so friendly, so approachable. >> then a milestone for the duchess, her first speech. >> thank you for not only accepting me as a patron, thank you also for inviting me here today. >> her voice, a little wavering. >> i'm only sorry that william can't be here today. >> it reminded many of princess diana's first tentative public address, partly in welsh. and of the queen's. it has been extremely rare that we have heard kate's voice at all. now this marks the start of what should be a long career representing and speaking for the royal family on her own. she has taken her place at the queen's side. >> the queen is really taking her under

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patrick's day for the duchess of cambridge.ping out for her first solo military engagement and she's getting ready for another big royal first that we'll be talking about. >>> but tom llamas has more. let's say good morning to him. >> the soldier suspected of killing 16 afghan villagers is back in the united states. john yang is live at the fort levavenwort leavenworth, kansas. he's in solitary confinement in a pretile detention center. he's awaiting formal charges in relation to that shooting rampage that left 16 gachb civilians dead, including women and children. he's being describe as a loving husband and father of two young children of his own. he's a career military man. this was his fourth deployment overseas, his first to afghanistan. in three previous tours in iraq, his attorney says, he suffered a traumatic head injury when a vehicle he was in hit an ied and he lost part of a foot in combat. his attorney suggests that he may be suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and says that that could play a role in his de

crowds lined the street of lester to welcome her majesty, and as an added bonus, the duchess of cambridgere for the festivities as well. nicolas was there, too. a warning, his report does contain some flash photography. >> 10 years ago, the jubilee got off to a comparatively slow start. that wasn't the story today. the people of lester, a culturally diverse city in the heart of england, came out in the thousands to launch the queen's diamond jubilee and to welcome the queen's guest companion for the day, the duchess of cambridge. it is that cultural diversity that made lester the place to begin the queen's diamond jubilee visit. few cities better demonstrate the changes that have occurred in british society over the 60 years of her reign. at lester cathedral, queen attended a special service at which representatives of the different faithed communities joined christian leaders. in a special addition to the program, prayers were said for the six british soldiers killed in afghanistan. >> we pray for those who died in afghanistan yesterday, from the yorkshire and the duke of langster's regi

the duchess of cambridge has mastered the winning smile, gotten to grips with the discreet pleasantry in ipswich she arrived with a speech in her pocket. kate did first what she does best, putting children at their ease. but the focus here at the tree house hospice was on her first public address, a small room, a few invited guests, but intense scrutiny. >> i'm only sorry that william can't be here today. he would love it here. a few of his that i share is that through teamwork so much can be achieved. what you have all achieved here is extraordinary. >> reporter: she was clearly relieved at the end. another box ticked on the list of royal duties performed in prince william's absence. if kate ever did have any doubts about flying solo, she's put them behind her. the walk-abouts, the tree planting, and now the public address. they apparently hold no fear for her. william is expected to return from his tour of duty in the falk lands later this week. he will find that the wife he once steered through public engagements like this is now more than comfortable in public on her own. itv news

well, england's duchess of cambridge swapped her gowns and jewels for a track suit to train with thefield hockey team yesterday. our english broadcasting partner itn has the story. >> reporter: at marlboro college where kate played hockey they learned that if at first you don't succeed, try, try again. she said, my radar's off, even without a goalkeeper. but seven years after she last played she did eventually score a goal. >> she's very good. i think we would probably want her on the team now. no, she is good. she just seems natural. she's obviously played for quite a few years. i think the first two hits she had a goal she was just getting back into it. the third and fourth one she hit sweetly. >> reporter: and they game her a team vest named cambridge number 1. later, a first public engagement with the in-laws, kate, charles and camilla together at an art gallery to see a project for primary school children supported by the prince of wales. >> can you choose my background? >> absolutely. >> reporter: they did some lace work and then some ironing. kate, a former student of art hist

he will be taking up academic of post at cambridge university. here's our religious affairs competent robert pickett. >> even if demeanded to be let into canterbury that need ral for his enthronement, be williams was a reluctant leader of the church. >> this is why the christian will engage in passion p in the world of society and politics. out of a real hunger and thirst to see god's image, the destiny of human beings to become god's sons and daughters come to light. >> dr. williams said he wanted to capture the imagination of the public for christianity. >> let us greet our newly enthroned archbishop with great gladness. >> with the start he had to contend with deep divisions in the church of england and world wide anglican communion about homosexuality. >> it's just unfortunate that he came to be archbishop at a time when the communion was being driven apart by issues of human sexuality. i think what he's trying to do is to hold the church together wherever his own personal views. >> the order nation of gene robinson as bishop interveened in t

with the moderate to heavy rain around preston, and all this is sliding towards the east and into cambridge. we have more wet weather and even thunderstorms. but right now let's check the traffic with angela and angela, a little patchy fog on the roadways this morning, too. >> reporter: that's right. we are seeing a little bit of patchy fog out there. so extra caution with the spray and wet conditions and, of course, we mentioned an overnight accident. this is down in shadyside 'arundel county police reopened muddy creek road but are on the scene. you will see a lot of cars on the investigation. muddy creek road tweep 256 and suddenly road. let's look at the beltway on the west side as you make the drive through catonsville. happy to report no incidents or delays for your early drive on 695. taking i-95 north of baltimore through the rosedale region north of maryland 43 north and southbound lanes moving without delay. back over to you. >>> breaking news back to this now. new information on an attack that was carried out by militants at the site war u.s. soldier is suspected of killing civil

mary's county, northern neck of virginia and around cambridge and east -- the eastern shore, moderate showers passing to the east. behind that, scattered sprinkles from the blue ridge to the metro area. temperatures right now are mild. we're right around 60 degrees much of the region, including just about all of virginia and maryland and parts of west virginia have dipped into the low 50s. it's 58 now at reagan national. here's the day planner for today. our sunrise will be at 7:22. and by 9:00, we ought to have sunshine breaking out. the rain will be ending the next couple of hours. we'll have temperatures mild by mid morning into the low to mid 60s. then by noontime, it's going to be climbing in to around low 70s and lots of sunshine breaking out. then from mid to late afternoon is when we have the possibility of some scattered thunderstorms coming through. before then, we ought to be into the upper 70s or so. if any showers or thundershowers do come through, it will quickly drop to the low 70s. we'll have a look at your evening planner coming up in ten minutes. danella has a look a

and the the back country riflemen arrived in cambridge, massachusetts. you can see one at the stern of the boat and another wearing, i think, more of a 19th century fashion coonskin cap behind washington himself. and then just in the bell of the boat, you'll see a man who is a former slave himself, who was in the marble head mariners. he had become a seaman. and a good many of those back country riflemen who came from virginia had been slave holders themselves. and when these two groups met each other in cambridge, there were words of abuse and insults and blows and then suddenly there was a riot that was larger than the battle at lexington when the revolution began. and washington rode on to the scene with the man who accompanied him through the war, it was his slave who was always riding with him. both brilliant horsemen. they rode into the middle of this riot. we have eyewitness accounts. and the eyewitness tells us that washington leaped off his horse, threw his reigns to william lee, grabbed the rifleman in one hand and a new england er in another h

missile test this now is john sorensen right in the faculty of asian and middle eastern studies at cambridge university thank you for joining us here on our team now in washington agreed to send signals to pyongyang to refrain from the snow on which it insists will only carry a certain light why do you think north korea is pushing for this when it's bad by u.n. sanctions. i think it's probably ultimately an issue about domestic politics and the way you handle proceed with a new leader in the north i got to wonder if he had to assess its authority demonstrate to its public that it's clearly in charge that it can't be pushed around by the international community or this was a reflects i think the legacy of the transition to the new administration a good ration to the april fifteenth celebration of the hundred year anniversary of the people some the founder of north korea the north pole needs the satellite with a missile launch twenty one your point of view as a means of demonstrating its assurance and its commitment to supporting the interest for its own people but you don't quote great streng

next comment, cambridge, massachusetts, brian, an independent. go ahead. >> hi. thanks for taking my call. i wanted to address some things that i heard that seem backwards to me. you had someone on earlier who said that there aren't enough doctors and that the health insurance is bad already. i'm just wondering how this will improve health insurance, all it does is it increases coverage to more people. there's nothing that says it's going to make health insurance better and there's nothing that guarantees more doctors, if anything there's going to be less doctors because they get less money. and also this idea that health care makes you healthier is actually not true. there have been studies that say having health care does not affect how healthy you actually are. so i think that is just a misnomer and says the government can mandate virtually anything you do. make you buy anything. and it is about individual liberties, the person who called and said it was about commerce, this goes back to wicker versus fillburn which limited the amount of wheat that somebody co

and duvp es of cambridge, playing field hockey and scored a goal.was captain of the field hockey team but she was nervous playing in front of the pros, she said. she is official ambassador and olympics starts in july. caught on camera, this one is really weird. a man walks into a pizza shop. no, it's not a joke. florida police say the man walked into a papa john's put on a replies costume that belonged the restaurant and he walked out. police are now on the lookout for the stolen pizza costume. he is about six feet tall and it looks like a slice of pizza. now if you see this pizza, please call the police right away. if that story didn't make you hungry, this one will real. a chick-ofil-fill restaurant had gave first hundred customers flee food for a year. restaurant offers the same deal at all of the grand openings so you might get your chance one day. there you have it. the best of the rest. coming up last call. one more quick call before we turn down the lights. how much trouble can you get in for surfing the web at work? should you be worried. ja

another slightly unorthodox source was cambridge in england itself. my husband and i lived there for part of every year. we have been going there ever since we first went there on sabbatical ourselves in 1986. we know that town well, and we know a lot of people there. and everybody who goes, you encounter people who have little stories to tell about stephen hawking. unlike the people. the woman because my hair has a relative who was working as a carpenter on the house when stephen hawking said willis shares slipped on the ice and turnover. this is a man was the first to get to him and cover him with a jacket and called the emergency people. someone else had an automobile accident. the driver of the other car was jane have, steven hawkins first wife. a lot of people at the college were affiliated. gary steven up and down the stairs before the college had an elevator for what was called the astronomy groups at the time of these -- is not -- is not gossip, is as interesting level of incidence. stephen hawking had lived in that town for 50 years, and it i

michael's to easton and cambridge. across the bay down into the northern neck and the virginia tidewater. that's quickly exiting east. we're getting a clearing sky farther to the west out of the mountains. this area in green, it's generally in the mid to upper 50s to around 60 including fairfax, arlington, montgomery, prince george's counties. in the district of columbia, right now in the upper 50s. here's your day planner. our sunrise at 7:22. we're still trying to recover from going to daylight time. temperatures will be gradually climbing to the mid 60s by 9:00 with some sunshine breaking out. by noontime, we'll have a lot of sunshine. should be near 70. and then even warmer by mid-afternoon. we ought to hit the mid to upper 70s. then late afternoon, there's a possibility of a passing thundershower coming through. there's a small chance of that. that may linger into this evening. a look at the evening planner coming up in ten minutes. now here's a look at our tuesday traffic. danella, good morning. how's it looking

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