they are regarded as among the crown jewels, i am sorry, they are regarded as among the crown jewels,he crown jewels, i am sorry, i find that a bit hard to... maybe going a bit far. according to the observer, it is worth 1,000 jobs in this country. we don't want to lose these thing, but then again, what do we expect? if we are leaving the eu, these things, they are regulatory body, they can't stay here, they will have to go to an eu country, so whether they go now, or in two years' time, seems to me a bit irrelevant, and i could, we are going to get a lot of this, the eu will make sure we are punished for what we are doing, and this is the start of the punishment. they are going to hurt us. yes, we will get a good spanking for this. 0k, the will get a good spanking for this. ok, the independent and i notice the story earlier today, actually, this new poll giving tories an historic lead over labour on the front—page of the independent. still bad new, not doing very well in these polls. labour is not doing very well at all. the poll is one that said even something like 45% of labour vot

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frantic, from the monday noticed the crown in my mouth. let me have your crown kid.i answered that i could not because without the crown i could no longer eat. what they gave you to eat, kate, i found another answer. it had been listed in the register through the medical checkup. this could mean trouble for us both. if you don't give us a crown that will cost much more. all of a sudden it's and intelligent young man had changed. his eyes were shining with greed. i told him i needed to get my father's advice. go ahead, kids, ask. i want the answer by tomorrow. i mentioned it to my father, he hesitated. after long silences that know my son, we cannot do this. he will seek revenge. he wouldn't dare. unfortunately he knew how to handle this. he knew my weak spot. my father had never served in the military and could not march in step. but here whenever we move to one place or another, it was instead. i presented the opportunity to torment him and on a daily basis to thrash him savagely left, right, he punched him. left, right, he slapped him. >> i decided to give my fathe

oi'i when we found an archbishop's crown on one when we found an archbishop's crown on one of them.g on and it is possible that maybe they did not notice it. one of these archbishops could have overseen the king james bible. it's a great find. hopefully at some point we will see the images of this mobile phone being lowered into this sort of vault. did anyone filmed the people filming it?|j often accidentally pressed the video instead of the still because i'm a bit hopeless, even with the smartphone, so they could have done inadvertently. if you are watching and you have the moving pictures, send them to us. if you discover any historical coppins anywhere, then tweet us. let us go back to the observer. as they go back, we haven't looked at it yet. let's start with this story. putin set to lose eu crown jewels. start with this story. putin set to lose eu crownjewels. i didn't know that the eu had crownjewels. lose eu crownjewels. i didn't know that the eu had crown jewels. two of them you may not be familiar with, but it is from the observer's source correspondent. he is pointing out

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suparno: and we kill more than 700,000s of crown of thorns. dustan: i went to bali in 2011 and was awestruck by the reefs i saw. this is in the very base of the coral triangle. it's sort of the mother, if you will, of coral-reef biodiversity and of all marine biodiversity. and i've been going there annually since. and what this video depicts are the c changes we saw befofore ad after a very severe heating episode, caused in part by el nino and global warming. this is the e sty of what happened to the reef in one year. so this is a healthy coral. we call it the monument coral. we have a temperature probe underneath that records the temperature of the sea water every 30 minutes. so we have very good temperature records from this part of the ocean. so this coral is probably 500, maybe a thousand years old. it's like a big, giant redwood tree or a sequoia. and it's bleaching, and when it bleaches, it loses the algae in its tissue that allow it to grow faster and help its nutrition. it's sort of like, if you went through a human, it would be like t

in the last few minutes, a ruling from nottingham crown court, after dozens from nottingham crown courtd oze ns of from nottingham crown court, after dozens of unnecessary operations undertaken by a surgeon. good afternoon, i'm hugh woozencroft with a look at the day's sport here on bbc news. and we start with the build up to what may be won of the fights of the year in boxing as britain's anthonyjoshua takes on wladimir klitschko with the ibf and wba world titles at stake. the weigh—ins are happening in wembley arena this afternoon, our sports reporter 0lly forster is there. the anticipation is building the ahead of what could be a very special night? the fight of the year is the way they are selling this one. it's a fight of a generation. the weigh ins are still going on for the undercard is. the intercontinental belt way in lightweight event is going on. i think that is the last way in before we see the two men, anthonyjoshua, the ibf champion heavyweight champion of the world against vladimir klitschko. a very strange position. challenger because he ruled the heavyweight divisions a

it's unprecedented for a majorjapanese firm, they are going to sell their crown jewels, the chip businesst huge losses from its nuclear division in the us westinghouse. earlier i spoke to rupert wingfield—hayes and asked him about the likelihood of a de—listing. about the likelihood of a de-listing. every stock exchange around the world has rules over what companies have to do to qualify too keep their stocks listed, and one of thoseis keep their stocks listed, and one of those is normally that you have to file timely results, timely reports, financial reports, and they have to be audited by an auditing company and signed off by that company. clearly what we said yesterday that saw yesterday is pwc, toshiba's auditors, have refused to sign off on those results and the tokyo stock exchange will have to make a decision, does that mean toshiba is not in compliance with its own regulations and if so it will be forced to delist the company. i suspect it will be reluctant to do so suspect it will be reluctant to do so but then there's the credibility of the tokyo stock market, it is potentially

sophie hutchinson, bbc news, nottingham crown court.erson's conviction came more than 20 years after concerns were first raised about his operating practices. he was suspended by one hospital as long ago as 1996, only to find employment with another nhs trust. 0ur health editor hugh pym looks at why he was allowed to go on operating for so long, and what lessons the nhs should learn. the heart of england nhs trust, which runs solihull hospital, was severely criticised over its handling of ian paterson and complaints against him. an official report highlighted poor performance, what it described as weak and indecisive leadership, and a culture of secrecy. sir ian kennedy, who carried out the review in 2013, told the bbc the nhs still had many lessons to learn. there's a very significant need for training in leadership amongst senior executives, so that they can take on the powerful, charismatic, charming, apparently highly successful operator, and address, with the right level of moral courage, what's going on. the kennedy review set out

crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. john: cop cop.applause] >> caddies to that guy go commercial with a camel? >> guess what today is? >> but holiday is wednesday because you are over the hump of the workweek last year during finals week at the university of st. thomas students propose to bring a camel chews celebrate to make it over the hump final it was controversy and it was canceled but greg lukianoff knows why for individual rights and education specializing in tracking the endless claims of victimhood. what was wrong? >> a started to argue was animal cruelty but he was a local camel and had nothing else to do and then they made the argument was offensive to the middle eastern people although there were never mentioned and it was a reference to the funny guy go commercial so they canceled the event random claims that people were offended. john: to find this a lot. >> i have done this 50 years and a bar to be offended is very low. >> and i have been passing out these cards you are a victim but what is in it for the schools or the

and the crown prince was in trump tower, he flew in in a very unusual way here, undisclosed arrival.undisclosed to the u.s. government? >> undisclosed to the u.s. government and undisclosed in particular to president obama. they had a commitment that he was not going to be coming into the united states and until president trump was sworn in, flies in, unannounced and they learn of it only because it's flying a flag of manifest of u.s. customs and border prote protecti protection. >> he functions as national is security advisor and also, anderson, this is all happening at a time when this is all happening at trump tower, this is all sort of in the same time frame when senator kislayak is meeting with flynn, the national security advisor, he's meeting with jared kushner, the son-in-law and close adviser of president trump, so a lot of people coming in and out, including kislayak, including the crown prince of the uae. >> i mean the obvious question based on your reporting, is there anything to rule out or rule in the possibility that the new york meeting essentially got the ball rollin

she was also the mother of the crown prince. if he had just treated her with respect, he would have inherited a vast fortune. he could have told the american businessman to put a sock in it and rule by decree. he just insulted her and slighted her. she called someone and said, i will build a nicer place than that. which she paid for in cash, because it was a minor expense to her, just to show him that he was no big deal. she remained quite close to bernise as well. there is a great story in hawaii. in 1880 mauna loa corrupted and there was a lava flow coming down. lili'u was hiring engineers, maybe we can take a ditch. nothing worked. people said governor, please save us. you never bought into this new religion. she sacrificed a pig and through some berries into the lava, and it stopped. [laughter] some faces launch 1000 ships, some stop a volcano. [laughter] if i was a volcano, i would not cross her. [laughter] in 1891, after the bayonet constitution, when they were in london, the businessman struck what they called the bayonet

>> crown! give him a crown! >> crown, crown! >> yes! >> crown! bring him a crown!iberius. bring him back to the romans to be judged for sedition. >> you cannot dismiss us. he expects you to deal with this. >> bring him back to pilate. i'm done with him. whhhht! [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ >> why must you cater to these priests, the tetrarch? >> without them, i cannot easily govern these people. >> kill him, and you'll bear the wrath of his following. >> i must do something. i cannot simply set him loose. ♪ >> guards, halt! ♪ >> scourge him. >> what's happening? >> let me through! master! [ indistinct shouting ] [ bird cawing ] ♪ >> aah! >> his cry. [ sniffles ] [ whip cracking ] >> [ screaming ] >> my baby boy. oh, my baby boy. [ crying ] [ whip cracks ] >> aah! >> no, no! you mustn't! [ whip cracks ] >> aah! >> hold her! hold her! >> ohh, ohh. aah! [ groaning ] [ whip cracks ] aah! ohh. [ whip cracks ] ohh! >> make the guard stop! no! [ whip cracks ] please! [ whip cracks ] >> aah! aah! >> [ gasps ] >> [ crying ] [ whip cracks ] >> [ gasps ] >> ohh! [ indistinct sho

one hands her a crown while one has a sign. there are all of her friends waiting.s? mirror mirror of them all. who's the baddest chick of them all? she turns around to a mirror. and she has a sign that has prom with a question mark. all are carrying a sign with her face on them. >> this is someone who is completely secure. no insecurities about who's going to ask her. i'm quite comfortable being just the way i am. >> and she's got confetti and the crowd and a crown. >> and obviously a lot of cool friends that love her. so she's going to have a great time at the prom. >> oh, yeah. and she looks fly. check that out. >>> "right this minute" is all new every day. so until next time, check out rightthisminute.com. we'll see ya. >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. first, our team takes you inside president trump's decision to strike in syria. 59 tomahawk missiles fired from american navy destroyers, hitting syrian military targets. we have new details from inside the war room. >>> and the warning from russia now, and their message for president t

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as crown princess, she earned a name with the american business community. this is one of my favorite pictures. lydia who is standing -- by the way that diamond butterfly is on display in the palace today. the british had long been friends of the hawaiian monarchy. and this is where that value of the boston parlor that is so criticized came i. a reception. she did not speak english. no one could sit down. when louis got there, a german grand duchess after, why does your majesty not sit? so we can sit? liliuo would have known in an instant. and by the way, every crowned head in europe was a queen victoria's jubilee. the guys in the silver breast plates and the gold home it's with the plumes -- they escorted two carriages. and onethe torilla's, was theirs. they thanks her profusely. and oneas victoria's, was theirs. they thanked her profusely. she said, it is the least i can do when you have come so far. the imperial crown prince of pesce, who grew up to become and theylhelm ii, refuse to be seated with them because they were black. queen victoria was not amus

and this was set up by the crown prince of abe dauby. >> the crown prince of abu dhabi, uae would likemoscow to separate more from iran and be more in the orbit of uae? >> that's where the trump administration's interest appear to be aligned. there's lots of discussion among senior officials about how and weather it was possible to try to drive a wedge betweeniran, b russia backs assad along side iranian forces and elsewhere in the middle east. a lot of people think that's a tough thing to pull off and you would never even be able to get close to getting that kind of an agreement from moscow without major u.s. concessions on issues including u.s. sanctions. >> and in terms of possible connections to team trump during the transition, you say prince was seen in trump tower prior to this meeting. >> yes. several weeks earlier and the crown prince was in trump tower. he flew in, in a very unusual way. undisclosed. >> to the u.s. government? >> to the u.s. government and in particular to the obama administration, which was still sith in office. they felt they had a commitment that he was no

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crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. >> lou: well, a few thoughts on president trump's efforts to drain the swamp as republicans try to avoid and place blame for the ryan care debacle. and mick mulvaney has an enviable prospective. acknowledged that the swamp critters won when speaker ryan pulled the health care bill. he had brazenly assured everyone it would pass. >> i think if if anything that is disappointing, this place was more rotten than i thought it was. i have been here six years. >> lou: reince presbyterian defending speaker paul ryan saying that the president was 100 percent correct in blaming conservatives for the failure, really? even though the bill had 17 percent support in the final polling. priebus said the conference should have voted for the unpopular and potentially devastating legislation. >> we can't be chasing the perfect all of the time. sometimes you you take the win and put it in your pocket. and time it for our folks to come together and think it is time to get a few

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it's almost like i'm free. >> reporter: now using that crown to bring hope to children with their ownles. >> my favorite part is the look on the child's face when they see this girl in a crown and sash and i'm able to say, hey, i'm actually just like you. >> helping so many others. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. in the middle of a storm destiny struck. did may imagine april showers bringing her fashionable, flowers at such a sunny price? never but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- an economist from berkeley, california... a writer and stay-at-home mom from cumming, georgia... and our returning champion, a loan coordinator from chicago, illinois... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] he didn't get the final jeopardy right on yesterday's program, but n

it's almost like i'm free. >> reporter: now using that crown to bring hope to children with their ownles. >> my favorite part is the look on the child's face when they see this girl in a crown and sash and i'm able to say, hey, i'm actually just like you. >> helping so many others. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> you're looking at a man now in custody for a deadly multiple shooting in downtown fresno. three people killed and police say the suspect yelled god is great in arabic. good afternoon, everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm alma daetz. the man wanted for an earlier murder accused of kill three people in a shooting spree in the central valley town of fresno, happened in fresno where police registered 16 shots in four different locations, all within a minute. >> several streets in the fresno county courthouse were placed on lockdown. police arrested corey ali muhammad moments after the shootings. a video of the suspect that is just into the abc 7 newsroom. also

spanish crown prohibited under all circumstances the enslavement of indians. what happened was owners who had benefited from these resorted to euphemisms and all kinds of subterfuge is in order to get around this provision but retain mastery over their slaves. when i talk about the other slavery, i talk about not only the target of native americans but fundamentally, because it operates in different ways, sometimes it requires detective work in order to figure out what the real labor conditions are four things that are enslavement based on that, the legal system or some other circumstance. the institutions buried. that is what i started out doing. now, i have to start out byi hat emphasizing that slavery is not european invention native americans had enslaved each other well before the arrival of europeans. but with the arrival of europeans these practices expanded in unexpected ways and came to resemble the kinds of human trafficking that are recognizable to us today. the story that i tell is a moving story. it begins in the caribbean where i try to show that

it's almost like i'm free. >> reporter: now using that crown to bring hope to children with their ownles. >> my favorite part is the look on the child's face when they see this girl in a crown and sash and i'm able to say, hey, i'm actually just like you. >> helping so many others. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. welcome to "wheel" around the world. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game -- pat sajak and vanna white! [ cheers and applause ] hey, how you doin', everybody? thank you, jim. thank you, folks. appreciate that. ah, i gotta go. they're here now. -okay. -goodbye. hi, good to see you all. get ready. here we go. our first "toss up." "on the map" is the category. vanna's all set. puzzle's comin' up and that should get everything in motion. ♪ [ bell chimes ] tom. cairo egypt. that's it. everybody was sort of tried to ring in at almost the same moment. -good job, tom! -tom iland. yes! santa clarita, california, cpa out there.

and the soldiers wove a crown of thorns and put it on his head.ackson has been comparing the shroud of turin with descriptions of jesus' death in the bible. >> when we come to the frontal image, we see what looked like bloodsins what are coming from essentially puncture type sources. they correspond to what the gospels tell us happened to jesus, the crown of thorns. >> purpose of the crown of thorns was to crush all jewish aspirations that they would ever have self-rule. >> they press it into his head so that you see blood trickling down his face. >> i find that one of the most poignant parts of jesus' life. to have anyone be mocked like that, it's very difficult to see. >> after the scourging and the crown of thorns, the next thing that the gospels tell us happened to jesus was that he was taken away to be crucified. >> the cross jesus carries through the streets of jerusalem weighs more than 300 pounds. >> when jesus is carrying the cross, there was a crowd that followed. some of the crowd would have been sympathetic. and others were jeering. it

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crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. >>> good evening.perate for offense the giants called up a hero from the 2014 championship team. michael morse and he would make his presence felt in a big way against the dodgers. kevin mitchell made this famous barehanded catch and tonight some dude in the stands at at&t park did it. you're the man. no scores in the sixth. seeger deep solo homer. dodgers 3-0 lead. rookie christian arroyo called up jumps on a slider from ex-giant sergio romo. the family loving it. welcome back mr. morse. off pedro baez pinch hit cloud ties the game at 3-3. bases loaded. sac fly scores gorkys hernandez, good night rgs game over. giants win in >>> a's and angels. rolling out gum and stephen rolling out this hit. loads the bases for yonder alonso who delivers a base hit scoring -- and chris davis. angels tie at two. and manea win by 8-5. >>> raiders and marshawn lynch make it official. deal worth reported $9 million. new silver and black helmet and smile told the story today. retired after injury-plagued season in 2014.

it's almost like i'm free. >> reporter: now using that crown to bring hope to children with their ownles. >> my favorite part is the look on the child's face when they see this girl in a crown and sash and i'm able to say, hey, i'm actually just like you. >> helping so many others. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> fewer inmates, higher costs. >>> sun and blue sky, but it's short-lived, we're tracking the next storm hour by hour. >> let's raise a glass to the most valuable grape, as napa county sets a new record. >> all 16 of these rounds were fired in less than a minute. >> in an instant, gun fire rips through the streets of a central valley city claiming three lives in what police say was a random attack, tonight we're learning more about the man police say is responsible. good evening and thank you for joining us. >> we'll begin with that breaking news, the shooting rampage in the central valley, a man wanted for murder last week is now accused of killing three people today during a shooting spree in fresno. >> it happened in central fresno

the crown prince set up a meeting in the say shells where the crown prince owns a few properties and so then they had the meeting on january 11th. it's our understanding that there wasn't a second meeting after that because you have to keep in mind that the timing january 11th was about a week after the intelligence community came out with this report, pointing to russia intervening in the election to help trump and just literally a day before the initial disclose sures about flynn's communications with the russian ambassador. >> do we know whether this was talking to trump about what he was doing with this friend of putin. >> that we don't know. i mean, there's also, you know, there's a lot of unanswered questions here. did the crown prince in any way communicate with people at the white house or at that point, the transition office to coordinate this with them before setting up this meeting between prince and confidant of putin. we also don't know the name of the russian that went there for that meeting. we also don't know, you know, why they decided to try this, you know, why did

it st what did for gordon brown, he didn't have the man tait, that he was crowned rather than oman date. he succeeded to power rather than won it. if she went to the country with this sort of lead, she would most likely increase her majority, which then at least she can say, i now have a mandate, and that gives hera now have a mandate, and that gives her a mandate. it means she can in a way silence or at least neutralise some of the critics in our own party on such a slim majority, i it would help the country because it would force labour to do something. she said she won't do it, which is the first thing and the second is i am sure she is conscious that political parties get punished by voters if it likes like they are doing it for their own narrow interests. it wouldn't be, she would argue it was for the public interest and it would be... if she changes her mind that is how she would argue it. quickly, let us finish off with an amazing discovery. i think this is my favourite story. it is fab isn't it. back to the sunday telegraph. this is some workmen working at lambeth palace and the

liverpool crown court was told that in february, at their home in warrington, he tried to do that bymmediately phoned his son to say what he‘d done. the 95—year—old then told police... "she begged me to kill her because she didn‘t want to go into a mental hospital where she thought to be raped. i tried to kill her. i haven‘t managed to, and now i‘ve havejust increased her suffering. she‘s the most beautiful women in the world and i‘ve made it worse." mr beddows admitted attempted murder, and could have expected a jail term when he faced a judge in liverpool. but the court was told mrs beddows had recovered from her injuries and was now living happily in the place where she was being cared for. she‘d forgiven her husband, and wanted them to be reunited. judge clement goldstone told mr beddows... "that is indeed true love... no doubt earned by your 65 years of devoted and loyal married life. whether you will be able to spend the rest of your days together is not a decision for me." however, he said he had decided an immediate prison term was not appropriate. instead, suspending a two—y

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you know, the crown prince of abu dhabi, and frankly, the eue was anxious to be helpful.y wanted to get putin and france back together, because they believed if that occurred, iran gets squeezed out of the picture. so they set this up in the satials which is an island far away from the media. we have not identified at this time the russian official person who went representing putin in those talks. >> adam, can you just explain a little bit more to our viewers who eric prince is? while he didn't have a formal role with the trump campaign, he happens to be the secretary of education. betsy devos's brother, who gave $250,000 to the campaign. >> basically a private contractor who got into some hot water in iraq several years ago. since then he lived partly for a few years, a couple years, maybe, in the uae where he got to know the crown prince who he later would approach about this meeting. you know, during the campaign last year, prince was not officially part of the trump campaign. the people we talked to who were part of the transition said that he was, though, a frequent

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