also want you to know that we could not do this without our partners such as asian women shelter, cameron house, self-help for elderly and many more groups. the word collaboration has been thrown around the city, that we need to collaborate. the fact of the matter is that true collaboration takes a lot of work and some of us have been doing this for the last 20 years, not because it is a trend, but because it is necessary and we cannot afford not to do so. we do not have the luxury to be specialists. we are challenged every day to figure out how to work within our means and how to do it effectively. that is the duty of the city. we need to remember that while we provide deliverable goals and measurable outcomes, and that is a visible and tangible consideration, our long standing collaboration built on trust and common interest for the well- being of the community and our clients. to that end, i would like to urge the city to demonstrate strong stewardship by continuing to seek and support and maintain efforts for those who have also been denied and to value holistic approach in making our commu

then british prime minister david cameron at the house of commons. after that, a commencement speech by former governor jon huntsman. >> this week, a look at the history and training of the navy seals. our guest is the couch, a former navy seal and author of many books. >> they are based in coronado, theyrnia ca anand in va. have evolved as commandoes. > > when were you a eal. an artist from 1968 until 1972. i was in vietnam. i was privileged to lead 12 fine young navy seals verio -- navy seals greater than and -- may be sealed the area -- navy seals. >> i just completed of both. -- a book. my first book came out in 1990. >> why did you do it? >> you get to be middle aged and you realize things you did you are not able to do, so i thought about writing a spy book, and then i picked up a book about forces, and i called the editor. they said, we are hungry about books on navy seals. >> how long were you in the navy? >> being in the navy reserves cannot be current with what is going on in that community. >> your final grant? >> capt.. >> is that what a

cameron. this scene, lancaster house, is where they will hold that news conference.nt obama will address both houses of parliament. he's expected to talk about the importance of continued ties between the u.s. and its european allies. the news conference set to begin in just a moment. this is live coverage on c-span2. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> again, live at lancaster house in london, waiting for the start of a joint news conference between president obama and british prime minister david cameron. it's expected to start in just a couple moments. real quickly as the president continues his six-day tour of europe, he will this evening be giving -- actually, this afternoon he will be giving a joint speech on the parliament of the u.s.-european alliance and this evening the president will hold a dinner in the honor of queen in the wind field house. it's the home to the u.s. ambassador to the u.k. tomorrow, the president will leave london for the g8 summit in france. it's hosted by french president nicholas sarkozy. the president is expected to meet with russ

captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> next, british prime minister david cameron at the house of commons. after that, road to the white house with speeches by newt gingrich, mitt romney, and others. tomorrow on "washington journal," eric pianin explains the debt ceiling and what action to expect from congress, the treasury, and the obama administration. veronique de rugy and joseph gagnon talk about economic standing in the world. in the first in a five-part series, correspondent mickey mccarter discusses preventing -- discusses airline security. next, prime minister's questions from the british house of commons. one year after forming a coalition government with liberal democrats, david cameron defended his government's position on reforming the national health service and reducing the debt. members also asked the prime minister questions on cyber security, support for military families, and cuts for london's emergency services. this is just over 30 minutes. >> questions for the prime minister. minister.

. >> next, british prime minister david cameron at the house of commons. then a commencement speech by jon huntsman, a former utah governor and ambassador to china. at 11:00, another chance to see "q&a" with former navy seal the couch. a panel of experts discuss what is next for the congressional research service following the retirement of its long serving director. that is live monday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. this week, opposition leader at miliband challenge david cameron over spending cuts in police services and the increase in university tuition fees. members ask questions about thursday's referendum to change the way members of parliament are elected. the referendum was defeated. this is about 30 minutes. >> questions for the prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others and i will have further such meetings later today. >> [unintelligible] the referendum, all promises that were never kept. could the prime minister inform me and the house and the country if he would prefer to see

. >> next, british prime minister david cameron at the house of commons. at 11:00 p.m., another chance to see "q&a" with richard miniter. tomorrow, fiscal times washington editor eric pianin explains the the debt ceiling and what action to expect from congress, the u.s. treasury, and the obama administration. then we have guessed from the peterson institute who talk about reaching a -- to talk about how reaching the debt ceiling could affect our global standing. making the carter examines the way the dhs test for airline security. "washington journal" is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> next, prime minister's questions from the british house of commons. one year after forming a coalition year met with the liberal democrats, british prime mr david cameron defended his government's position on reforming the national health service and reducing the debt. members also asked the prime mr. questions on cyber security, support for military families, and cuts for monday emergency services. this is just

that is really a sign of the kind of relationship that the house with prime minister cameron.may not be the same kind of relationship as blair and clinton. there are significant differences between president obama and prime minister cameron, but the president looks at the international landscape. he looks at the issues in north africa and the middle east. there is a strong partnership that we have with britain and back is a fundamental part of the conversation. it is a fundamental reason why we had a strong and essential relationship and a strong partnership. >> we are grateful for your time, thank you very much. the american car maker chrysler has paid back its government bailout loan at six years early. $1.7 billion to the canadian government. speaking in london, the president said that chrysler's achievement was a significant milestone and a sign that the auto industry is recovering. >> at a factory saved from closure, chrysler's chief executive made it official. the carmaker paid off loans from u.s. and canadian taxpayers. monday that saved it from collapse two years ago.

>> well, david cameron and number ten here would love to be able to claim that the white house, thatack obama, a democrat, a man who is praised for reflatingth american economy, that he is now on the side with deficit reduction. my sense is that the americans are likely to be very reluctant to do that. they want language in a joint article the two men wrote in the times about the need to deal with deficits, the fact that governments couldn't create jobs that businesses did, but i think it is very unlikely that the two will hold hands on this issue, even though ministers in london point out that after a year or two of very different approaches, it is now the case that washington is engaged in real and tough deficit reduction. our political he editor who is essential. thank you very much, indeed. >> president obama announced today that the european trip ends this weekend and he will visit joplin, missouri which was devastated sunday night by the deadliest single tornado in u.s. history in 60 years. for the latest, i spoke to the abc correspondent t.j. winick in joplin. >> t.j., i mean,

every wednesday while parliament is in session prime minister david cameron takes questions from the members from the house of commons. the house is wrapping up other business. this is live coverage on c-span2. >> sustainable tax regimes and other arrangements that help to push these important parts of the british economy. >> order, questions for the prime minister. >> question number 1. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others and in addition to my duties in this house today, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> jim mcgovern. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the tax describing of students debts the 2,000 pounds endowment for prime time home buyers and, of course, a refuse rendem on separatism. it's made on the s&p prior to the last elections that could never be kept could the prime minister for me and the house and the country, whether certain plenty commentary is correct if he would return to have the separatists to return for one reason and one reason only? >> i'm happy to confirm what i can see the possible showing for anabelle goldie who led

house of commons. the return this week for business after their easter recess. prime minister david cameron and opposition leader david miliband will go over the economy. then they will talk about patient waiting times. and there will go over next week's electoral system. >> order. questions to the prime minister. >> i know that the whole house will wish to join me in paying tribute to colour sergeant alan cameron from 1st battalion scots guards, who died on thursday 31 march as a result of injuries he suffered while serving in afghanistan last april, and captain lisa head from 11 explosive ordnance disposal regiment, royal logistic corps, who died on tuesday 19 april. colour sergeant cameron was an inspirational figure to his regiment, providing support to injured colleagues and their families even while he was being treated in hospital for his own injuries. captain head demonstrated great bravery in her work making safe improvised explosive devices to protect both her colleagues and the local population. they will not be forgotten, and our wishes and best condolences should be with their

house" with speeched by newt gingrich and mitt romney. then at 11:00 p.m., "q&a" with richard miniter. then another chance to see british prime minister david cameron. >> inside, a new and returning house and senate confirmation with contact information. and information on the white house, supreme court justices, and governors. order online at c-span.org/shop. >> on friday, republican presidential candidate newt gingrich talked about the administration, tax policy, foreign policy, and the jobs. he made his appearance at the convention in georgia. he discussed his reasons for running. this is just under 40 minutes. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> thank you, all, very very much. i am delighted to be home, delighted to be with many old friends that go back a long way. i was reminded recently of how wheni've been doing this i went into the american solutions office and there was a nice interned. i said, you look very familiar. have we met? he said, no, but my father was a page for you. [laughter] at a lot of friends here that go back a very long time. i saw hansely, and

obama meets one on one with prime minister cameron before addressing both houses of parliament.aders meet. they will discuss the importance of supporting the rebels muammar gadhafi, keeping pressure on the libyan government with the nato mission, and lobbying european allies for more support. >> we'll talk about the international alignment, international effort that's necessary to support libya, not just through our military action, but the political and diplomatic support as well. >> reporter: in the president's speech tomorrow before parliament, he will ask -- in the president's speech tomorrow before parliament, he will say that the u.s./u.k. alliance is the cornerstone for global security but a big challenge for libya as they ask their allies for help, shrinking their defense spending as many countries try to lower their spending. >> ravaged joplin, missouri bracing for another round of what could be damaging storms after a deadly tornado tears through oklahoma. joplin has inspired people all across the country, but can it take any more? first we'll have a quick check of the

cameron in london. >> mr. obama will address both houses of the british parliament later at westminster hall. >> he had quite a dinner last night with the queen and the china from the 1700s they were eating off of. a lot of pomp and circumstance. >> speaking of pomp and circumstance, let's go to lawrence. [ laughter ] >> thank you, guys. so much for the spring sunshine here in the bay area today. can you believe it? we are talking about the possibility of some more rain. clouds are moving in. but look at this. we have showers showing up in northern parts of the bay area. this is a slow mover so it's going to take time to stretch down into the bay area. bring that umbrella out the door. more showers for the bay area. will we have more? that's coming up. elizabeth has traffic. >> we'll show you a live look at conditions across the golden gate bridge. we love this time of the morning. they just wrapped up construction on the north end of the tower out of the waldo tunnel. so we'll update you on more traffic across the bay area later. back to you. >> thank you. >>> another death has just been reported from the lat

house correspondent, brianna keeler. what is president obama's message going to be to david cameron? >> we're just a short distance away from 10 downing street for this hour. one of the big things, in fact the biggest item on the agenda today is going to be libya. this is what prime minister cameron and president obama will be discussing at length. different ways that they can, as we heard the white house say yesterday, keep the pressure on gadhafi, help the rebels. perhaps by using some of the money that has been seized through sanctions. and also looking toor more support from european allies, who perhaps have not been as robust on their commitment as the u.s. and britain. also they'll be talking a lot, certainly about the arab uprisings in general and egypt and tunisia. this is one of the president's items that he really wants to discuss. he announced last week sort of his plan for how he wants to insure that democracy can take hold in the middle east. in north africa. his plan for egypt and tunisia, which has to do with billions of dollars of assistance. in debt forgiveness and g

exum, thank you for being with us this morningng guest: when british prime minister david cameron spoke in the houseof commons about the killing of osama bin laden and britain's relationship with pakistan. after a ten minute statement, he took questions from members of parliament about pakistan the taliban and the mission in libya. this is just over an hour. >> the prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. consequences for the security of our people at home and abroad and for our foreign policy and putting the partnership with pakistan, military action afghanistan and the fight against terrorism across the world. i chaired a meeting to begin to address some of these issues the national security council has met this morning and i wanted to come to the house this afternoon to take the first opportunity to address these consequences directly and to answer honorable member's questions. mr. speaker, at 3 a.m. yesterday i received a call from president obama. he informed me u.s. special forces had successfully mounted a targeted operation against the compound in pakistan. osama bin laden had been killed

david cameron takes questions on the deterrent policy and disability benefits. after that, on "road to the white house jon huntsman and house party in new hampshire. first lady michelle obama delivering a keynote address at a democratic party fund-raising event. >> as cities tour in tampa, st. petersburg. interviews with an author. look at the book industry's will local booksellers. american history events on c- span3, petersburg at museum of history, to the first scheduled commercial aircraft. the hidden history of angola, former slaves and indians who two wars against the u.s.. watch this on c-span2 and c- span3. >> you are watching c-span, bringing you politics and public affairs. every morning it is "washington journal," our live call-in program about the news of the day, connecting you with elected officials, policymakers, and journalists. weekdays, watch live coverage of the u.s. house, and on weeknights, congressional hearings and policy forums. also supreme court oral arguments. on the weekends, you can see our signature interview programs. on saturdays, "the comm

house would like to see it. >> will get back outside buckingham palace. amongst the many issues without a handle the delicate relationship with pakistan. david cameron said it was time to work more closely and not turn away. there are questions about whether u.s. aid is having the impact and then didn't. >> since they joined the war on terror, america has given the army billions of dollars. but when he was found here, those in washington said aid to this country had the stock. but the u.s. money doesn't just go the military. it goes the civil projects as well. >> ideal growing conditions for a man does. this is a very traditional trade, one that has an injection of assistance from the american taxpayer >> funding has gone in the training hundreds of men go farmers and helping create ties to boost the men go exports. >> americans have invested in power stations like this to help provide electricity to thousands more people. speak to the beneficiaries and must say they don't want it. the country has so many problems says this man. america is the cause. we don't expect their money. >> is part of a strategy to win the hearts and minds and is not working

night at buckingham palace and another day with prime minister cameron before heading to parliament the president will speak to both housesiament there and then thursday to france where the g-8 summit is taking place and also friday more g-8 business including meetings with representatives from tunisia and egypt. the president boards a plane to poland after that. the agenda in warsaw is russia and keeping u.s. warplanes on polish bases. >>> a high point of the president's trip likely one of the first stops he makes. while in ireland he's expected to visit the small town of moneygall where the president's great, great, great grandfather lived before he immigrated to america. the president had no clue about his irish roots until it was discovered by an ancestry.com genealogyist in 2007. i got a chance to talk to her this week. it took four months and 150-year-old tombstone, also a bit of luck, to connect the dots. >> it was easy to march back the first few generations to find there was this gentleman who came from ireland in 1850. the challenge was finding the exact location. irish genealogy can be quite challen challenging

on wednesday another day with david cameron before heading over to parliament. the president will speak to both houses of parliament and on thursday on to france where the g-8 summit is being held and friday more g-8 business with world leaders and representatives from tu nearby is aand egypt and then to poland and warsaw, russia and keeping u.s. warplanes on polish bases. >>> maybe a high point of everything you just saw will be a stop in ireland. he's expected to visit the small town of moneygall where his great, great, great grandfather lived before he game to america. i spoke to makele smolniak. it took a bit of luck to connect the dots. >> it was easy to march back and find there was this fellow fulmuth kearney who came from ireland in 1850. the challenge was finding the exact location. it took a bit of luck, two months of research and a pair of tombstones in ohio to tell me where to look in ireland. >> moneygall, how did you do that? >> they found this other kearney family and seemed like he fit into them. i wanted him to belong to that family because the father, joseph and brother william both

cameron on the future of the u.k.'s nuclear deterrent policy and disability benefits. after that, on road to the white house, jon huntsman at a house party in new hampshire. then first lady michelle obama delivering a keynote address at a democratic party fundraising event. >> montana on "washington journal," a discussion on efforts to resolve debt and spending issues with andy sullivan. also a look at the political debate of the health care law with michael cannon of the cato institute. and a discussion on the national flood insurance program. that is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> monday on c-span, a senate home larnled security on the white house proposal for protecting cyberspace. that is live at 10:30 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> the c-span networks.

a sort of tribute to "the godfather" where i was killing a bird in the house and it was all in slow motion and it was over cameron our tribute to. i told al about it. we did this sort of tribute and i love for you to see it. i knew he hadn't watched the show. so, every day after that he was asking me, like, to see it and i didn't have any tape on. i was like calling abc and fox, like, can someone please send me this clip pacino is on my tail. >> jimmy: al pacino wants to see it. >> so, it finally comes, we have a break. i set him up in the rehearsal rooms that wasn't being used with a little computer monitor, i plug in headphones i put the headphones on him, push play and it was just this clip. and i think he had forgotten what i was going to show him because he was like well, you have to show me something. he's sitting down at this computer. when you have headphones on, you talk louder and so he's sitting at this computer looking at me and he's like -- that's you! it's a bird! what are you doing with the bird? you're crazy! funny! like literally -- >> jimmy: that's great. that was a great experience. >> awesome.

now to london for this week's question time when the prime minister david cameron answers questions from members of the house of commons opposition leader and milled and challenged the prime minister of remarks by the secretary kenneth clarke on rape laws. members also questioned the prime minister on the future of the u.k. nuclear deterrent policy, the state visit to ireland and disability benefits. this is just under 35 minutes. >> thank you. i'm sure the house will wish to join me in paying tribute to the marine from the killed by semper fi is the explosive device in afghanistan on sunday. he was a selfless enthusiastic and committed marine who made the ultimate sacrifice in the service of our country. our thoughts must be with his family, friends and colleagues. mr. speaker this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to the duties in the house and i will be traveling to dublin as part of this week's historic state visit. in the prime minister's words of condolence introduced in 2003 the illegal migrants to avoid the authority for 14 years are able to full access to the

cameron, the prime minister. the president spoke earlier from westminster hall addressing both houses of the british parliament. >nown few greater honors the the opportunity to address the mother of parliaments with at westminster hall pot with. i am told that the last three speakers here have been open, her majesty and nelson mandela. that is either a very high bar or the beginning of a very funny joke. [laughter] >>: president obama received a standing ovation. they're calling thisciti of the president's sixth day european trip. we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. a live look from san francisco. the rate is coming down. ♪ [ female announcer ] if you want to just push messes around, dishcloths are just fine. for a better shot at getting surfaces clean, you'll want bounty extra soft. in this lab test bounty extra soft leaves this surface 3x cleaner than a dishcloth. even with just one sheet. super clean. super soft. bounty extra soft. in the pink pack. and try bounty napkins. [ and i'm not talking looking for deals these days, about saving a dollar off shampoo or two-for-one tacos or somet

cameron are holding a joint news conference right now. they've been in meetings most of the day. here is a live look outside lancaster house. the two leaders are emphasizing u.s. british partnerships on economic and national security issues. the president just said the relationship between the two countries is stronger than ever. >> the relationship between our two countries is one that's not just based on warm sediment or common history, although those things exist. it goes on shared ideas and shared values. >>> the two leaders are presenting a united front on key issues they're both emphasizing the need for libyan leader to step down just hours after the hiest nato strikes yet against gadhafi's regime. later president obama will deliver a speech laying out the main theme of his trip to europe that the u.s. and europe must play a lead roll together in global security more on that and more from this news conference during my next update in about an hour. for now we're live in washington, d.c., allison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an arizona judge is expected to decide today whether the accused gunman in tucson shooting i

house votes to take up the extension of the patriot act. coming up on c-span, president obama held a news conference with british prime minister david cameron. former president bill clinton talks about the budget debate in washington and the house budget committee chairman paul ryan talks about his budget proposal. president obama is travelling across europe this week to meet with leaders in ireland, britain, france, and holland. he met with british prime minister david cameron in london. held a joint news conference. reporters asked about libya, afghanistan, government spending and the middle east peace process among other topics. this is just under one hour. >> thank you. apologies for keeping you waiting period is a pleasure to welcome president obama here today. we have been having a barbecue. with some of our armed service personnel from the united states and from the uk. it was a great reminder of the incredible that that we owe all of them and their families for their service and sacrifice for all they do to keep us safe. it was wonderful to have brought -- barack and michelle. i could say a british prime minister has given an americ

house and the world to react to the death of osama bin laden. and among the world leaders commenting were england's david cameron. >> i would like to congratulate u.s. forces who carried out this brave action. i would like to thank president obama for ordering this action, and i think that it is a moment when, too, we should thank all of those who worked day and night, often with no recognition to keep us safe from the threat of terror. >> let's get to nbc's martin fletcher live in london for more on the reaction of the world. martin, how is this playing to the global audience? >> well, hi, savannah. well, the world is echoing what the british prime minister just said on your air. britain and kenya and israel are delighted and sending congratulatory messages and france held the tenacity, and nato called the assassination a significant success, but others are playing it down. russia's ambassador said that bin laden is a symbol who had long since been retired and replaced by younger commanders and also there have been warnings of the british prime ministers that while killing osama bin laden is welcomed, it is not the end of the fight of terroris

house, and then these two went to high school with me. >> i have no idea who they are, but welcome to our bed. >> cameron, and cheers, you guys. >> this feels to you? if you found out your lover, your husband, your boyfriend, whatever, was unfaithful to you, would you forgive him? jill? >> i think it would depend if it was once or an on going thing -- >> a serial cheater. >> unforgivable. >> really? wow. >> once and that's it? >> yeah. >> once maybe unforgivable, but if there is an emotional attachment, that's -- >> if they fall in love? >> if they fall in love or emotional betrayal rather than just sexual betrayal. >> sonny? >> once is unforgivable, but to have a child -- >> then it's not unforgivable. >> joy? >> it depends on the circumstances, but if you are watching, unforgivable. >> i thought it was unforgivable, and i tried to work it out and for gave him, and in the end was disappointed. >> did he cheat again, do you know? >> yes. >> there you have it. >> unforgivable. >> kim? >> unforgivable. it's the dishonesty. >> yeah, the deseat. >> can you take a lifetime building trust and then lose it in an instant. and what about a situation

the president will address both houses of the british parliament can meet privately with david cameronlook for our coverage of those events at c-span.org. on the "washington journal," we want to get your take from the "wall street journal" front-page headline. should public schools charge fees? the telephone numbers are on the screen. let me read from the store. public schools across the country struggling with funding, rising personnel costs, are seeking cost to as students and parents by boosting fees from everything from enrolling in honors english to riding the bus. at high schools in several states, it could cause more than $200 just to walk into the door, thanks to registration fees -- is this good public policy? we want to hear from you. democrats, republicans, and independents. a lengthy piece from the "wall street journal" about schools are charging fees for extras and some basic parts of education. if you're a teacher or administrator, we want to hear from you. back to the article. personnel costs amount to about 80% of expenses in many districts. large additional cuts are on

house tour this morning. >> couric: it's the most famous address in great britain. 10 downing street. >> this is churchill's favorite armchair. >> reporter: prime minister david cameron. >> these are the prime ministers all the way up. >> reporter: encountering the history and confronting the challenges of the united kingdom's highest office later on sunday morning. >> osgood: actor cary grant was born in britain. after moving to america he became hollywood royalty. now a quarter venturi after grant's death his daughter has many fond things to say about him. she'll be saying them this morning to our rita braver. >> reporter: cary grant was the ultimate leading man. dashing and debonair. but it was the role of real-life father that he relished. what do you want the world to know about cary grant that we don't know? that the.... >> that the persona, the charm was real. >> reporter: later on sunday morning, cary grant, as you've never seen him before. >> osgood: when it comes to the dogged pursuit of elusive law breakers members of one law enforcement agency are in a class by themselves with debbye turner-bell we'll be watching them at work. >> reporter: the acf and its

house in iowa. >>> today barack obama will start a six day tour of europe. in britain he will meet with david cameron and give a speech to parliament. he will held meetings with the russian and french presidents. he is scheduled to end his trip in poland. in an interview with bbc news, the president said he would order another covert military raid, similar to the one that killed osama bin laden, if it meant stopping terrorist attacks. the pakistani government is upset with the united states over the bin laden raid, because it was done without its knowledge. mr.obama said in the interview, while the u.s. respects pakistan's sovereignty, the united states needs to be secure. while the pakistani government remains upset with the united states over the bin laden raid, it is now denying a report that u.s. troops were embedded with its forces. the pakistani newspaper published a report this weekend saying u.s. troops provided pakistani assistance in 2009. the pakistani army is now denying that report. anti-american sentiment remains high in pakistan. >>> time now, 7:18. new this morning from iraq, 13 peopl

president obama and prime minister david cameron talking specifically about libya and the move forward there, and we heard from jay carney, the press secretary of the white housethat both of the nations are looking for ways to help the opposition, but also what they can do in a post gadhafi-er a. we heard that today because british troops are serving only second to american troops in afghanistan, and the current uprising. they are both looking for deficit reductions, but state dinner, and there is a lot of fun events throughout the day, and formalitieformalities, and watch to see -- and also, i have to tell you that they are sleeping in buckingham palace tonight, and did you hear this? >> well, do tell. i read your twitter board, friend. >> i know. okay. so they are sleeping in a six-room suite that i will call them will and kate spent their wedding night in, and a palace aide said it may not be the same bed, but it is the same suite. >> i love that brianna keilar is getting all of the details that we, americans, would like to see. this is life picturesinside of buckingham palace, thank you, reuters, andand as we look at t beautiful pictures here. we just got

. >>> president obama speaking to both houses of the british parliament today and met with prime minister david camerons in afghanistan and libya last night, president and mrs. obama were guests at a state dinner hosted by president and mr queen elizabeth. >>> strauss-khan, resigned from the international monetary fund resigned last week, and new candidates are emerging. >>> and gerald lautner, a hearing is being held to determine if he's competent in the shooting of gabrielle giffords and six others. >>> a very brief hearing, with all sides in conclusion. gerald lautner will not face trial any time soon. the 22-year-old lautner is accused of meticulously planning the deadly shooting rampage at a tucson shopping mall. but at present, is he able to understand the 49 charges against him and insist in his defense? former arizona federal prosecutor kurt altman. >> as we stand here today,ith my position that he is not competent to stand trial. >> reporter: he points to two letters sent to judge larry burns, reportedly complaining to his defense team and two evaluators who interviewed lautner over the past f

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>> the choreographer and dancer actually was a student of mine and residency in cameron house and chinatown. i developed a friendship with her over many years, and also with the spoken word artists. i met him at a benefit at one of the benefits in chinatown. it is part of that ongoing really rich relationship building that happens in our arts community. >> i got a chance to hear a little bit of your performance, and i am a big fan of john coltrane, and you play a phenomenal sax. can you tell me a little about your musical influences. >> a particular piece about john coltrane was he reached out to asia and his global vision. as an asian american growing up and coming up in this country seeking some recognition, that was a very meaningful, making that kind of contribution. i really owe a debt to john coltrane for recognizing my culture and uplifting it as part of the music as well. >> i know that your family history is really rich and complex in terms of illustrating how the chinese has occurred over the last two centuries. it could talk about that? >> it began in the 1870's, when my great gr