your majesty, we give thanks for this, your diamond jubilee.ok forward to the years to come, and we pray that you enjoy the peace and prosperity and plenty that has so distinguished your rain. -- reign. [applause] >> she presents the address on behalf of the house of lords to the queen, which see accept with a smile -- she accepts with a smile, and then another will present his address. >> most gracious sovereign, we, your faithful, are honored to be year to commemorate and celebrate the 60 years of your brain -- reign. we have contributed to the jubilee window to be marking this occasion permanently. time is better preserved in this historic place then in in fallible human memory. time also tells its own story. 60 years ago, rationing meant a lot more than a short wait before the latest electronic item. 60 years ago, britain had just emerged from all war of an intensity never seen before or since and had slipped into the shadow of the korean conflict. 60 years ago, a new elizabethan era was a weighted with the enthusiasm, untinged with uncerta

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the queen's diamond jubilee here in london.ing has dampened the spirits of the occasion. it's been incredible special. you see the queen with a large umbrella leaving the royal barge followed by her long supportive husband, prince phillip. they've had an incredible average. it's gone pretty well incident free. there will be people all over the world thinking you brits are completely mad and you know what? we are. but we're proud of it and proud of our queen. thank you for 60 great years. you have been a remarkable inspiration to all of us around everyone around the world. it's part of your commonwealth and part of the empire. we are very proud to have you as our queen. sum up the day for us. >> a grand experience, one that only the brits can do, come rain or shine. and it rained and it was cold and you summed it up very well. your majesty, we salute you. >> thank you all very much. i feel very proud to have been part of the cnn team today. the weather came and didn't have an effect on any of us. and to these souls behind us in

diamond jubilee. doesn't like to have too much attention put on her but this is the commemoration of 60 years on the tloeb. it's a very important occasion for her. memories of her coronation in 1963, very important and the absence of prince philip is going to be keenly felt here. he has been by her side for 64 years. he's very important to this country, very important to the royal family. a figurehead there. she might be the queen to all of us but behind palace gates prince philip is the head of that household. it's very sad that he's not here. the queen as ever putting a very brave face on things. >> you could tell last night she seemed very preoccupied. >> well, that's right. it's a great shame. the royals are very good at this type of thing. they are wonderful at making the show go on. >> carry on. >> and actually, the coronation, he had appendicitis, so these kind of things, what's going on. the important thing is, historical context, it's only the second time in 1,000 years that the british monar

this is the diamond jubilee. royal jubilees celebrate milestones, this is 60 years since she first took the throne in the coronation on june 2, 1952, a full year after her father had passed away. here's a look back at that incredible moment. >> while seated on king edward's chair, where from the archbishop she accepted the orb, symbolizing the dominion of the cross over the world. then, holding the septor, hands of power and justice and the oldest emblem of authority, she takes the rod, a sign that justice and mercy must always be her concern. for a small boy, prince charles behaved admirably and was allowed to see the coronation itself, performed by the archbishop. >> eric: queen elizabeth is england's second longest serving monarch. she can eclipse number 1, just 3 years from now, following queen victoria who served on the throne 63 years. only five other kings and queens have reign more than 50 years. martha, what a magnificent celebration we have seen. but do you think she's waiting to be number 1? in 2015, s

queen elizabeth marking her diamond jubilee.e'll continue the live coverage, look at london with the festivities, with much, much more, straight ahead. >> i have before you all, that her life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to your service and to the service of our great imperial family, to which we all belong.  [ female announcer ] research suggests the health of our cells plays a key role throughout our entire lives. ♪ one a day women's 50+ is a complete multi-vitamin designed for women's health concerns as we age. ♪ it has more of seven antioxidants to support cell health. that's one a day women's 50+ healthy advantage. >> jamie: it is the diamond jubilee, straight back to london. queen elizabeth ii, diamond jubilee celebration, 60 years on the throne,tons of thousands of spectators, lining the river thames to watch her flotilla go by. six decades ago, she rose to the throne, amid pageantry. look at the celebration back then. >> the first to swear allegiance, her husband, phillip, duke of edinburg. he told he

this is the queen's diamond jubilee. and there are thousands of people lining the streets there, welcoming her and ready to celebrate what has been a remarkable time on the throne, reigning over great britain. >> 60 years she became queen when she was 25 years old. upon the death of her father. and has been the monarch of that country, of the -- of great britain and its commonwealths around the world for that 60 years. today is the service of thanksgiving there at the cathedral that she's approaching. this is an opportunity for her and the royal family to do just that, to give thanks for having been in part of the monarchy, been the monarchy in great britain for so many years. >> right. and this is also a ceremony to mark what the officials there are calling a renewed and profound sense of connection between the subjects as you say, the citizens and the monarchy. and yesterday, the royal family said thank you to many people who had come out. there were thousands who lined the streets, waited overnight to get a glimpse. t

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you're watching live pictures from the queen's diamond jubilee in london. been a quite remarkable 40 minutes is all it's been, but already we've seen scenes the likes of which i don't think have ever been witnessed in the country or probably anywhere in the world. >> duchess of cambridge tossed on a scarf. did you notice that? >> she did. >> she's getting a little cold. can you see the plaid scarf. >> it is absolutely freezing. >> it's frigid. >> pouring rain. >> we will in the spirit of dunkirk, right? >> live pictures of the spirit of dunkirk. >> we're back after this short break. all energy development comes with some risk, but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and reducing emissions... ...protect water - through conservation and self-contained recycling systems... ... and protect land - by reducing our footprint and respecting wildlife. america's natural gas... domestic, abundant, clean energy t

this is the forever market jubilee diamond. >> reporter: it is the latest addition to the diamond exhibiteen the gem stone arrive where it's marked with the invisible inscription that guarantees its quality and providence. >> it gives the dates of the jubilee. 1952 to 2012. >> reporter: not many people get to play with this kind of rock. can i pick it up like this. >> you can indeed but do not drop it. it is a very beautiful stone. >> reporter: it really is keith mansion the chief exhibitor looks after some of the world's largest diamonds and the world's most famous crown. be honest with me. was there ever a time when the place is empty that you've gone into the jewel house and put it on your head? >> if i did, would i tell you? >> have you? >> if i did would i tell you? >> reporter: i think that is a yes. >> wearing a crown is a treasonable offense. >> you and i are going toned up in the tower together. >> it could well be. >> reporter: it is clearly time to go as the beef eaters rehearse the ancient ceremony and lock up the tower's secrets for another night. you know, guys, this place w

the diamond jubilee weekend has been celebrated. bbc news. on the crowd that turned out for the impressive display, i spoke a brief time ago to the bbc's michele hussain outside buckingham palace. what an amazing day. what you think have been the highlights? >> i think this was the most traditional day. probably the day with which the queen would have been the most familiar and therefore the most comfortable. she really liked the idea of the service of thanksgiving. i think the really striking thing for me must be despite all the planning and the careful rehearsal that goes into an event like this, there was a tremendous amount of spontaneity from the crowd. right from the start of the day, that crowd that was waiting patiently outside buckingham palace. the minute they saw the queen coming outside, everyone jumped to there feet and roared there appreciation. -- their appreciation. it was amazing to me to see how much space there was for that kind of spontaneity. >> and no british spectacle would be complete without the rain. >> all over, i t

there are 2.5 million people today around the country, richard, attending jubilee parties, diamond dubeubilee parties. we've got the musicians here and we have the guys in their dresses and their proper suits enjoying the day. there's a lot going on here. we have carousels, original hoopla, british hoopla. people just beginning to eat. come back to us and we'll get more for us. >> becky, i have a question for you before you go, is there a feeling of good old-fashioned britishness, that sort of dunkirk spirit, that it doesn't matter what the rain does, we're going to battle on regardless? >> absolutely. absolutely, richard. i mean, i was wondering as i walked down here what it would be like if the sun were shining. i don't know if people would be enjoying it even more than they are. the carousel is -- people are really enjoying themselves. they brought their own food. there are stores for them to buy food at. there's a real sense that nothing will stop them enjoying themselves today. charles and camilla, the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall have already been here today. the fi

a rare royal speech from queen elizabeth this morning on the final dave of her diamond jubilee.we'll show you all the royal festivities. >>> and the rare celestial sight you will see today and won't see again for more than 100 years.  . >>> you could practically hear the cheering from here this morning brits were jubilant as the queen marked the final day of her diamond jubilee celebrations acknowledging their love from buckingham palace. katie marzullo join us with the festivities. >> reporter: just when you thought william and kate's wedding was the biggest royal event imaginable you get the diamond jubilee. look at these crowds this morning. tens of thousands of people followed the queen around on the last dave her jubilee, which include add hour ago, a rare address to the nation. >> -- >> the events that i have attended to mark my diamond jubilee have been a humling experience. >> reporter: 60 years into her reign the 86-year-old queen did something she almost never does, she gave a speech. she recorded the two minute address yesterday. >> i will contin

because there is no mistaking that it is the diamond jubilee in london. martha mccallum is there and martha, i could swear i saw you wave and the queen waved back! >> reporter: you caught that, i'm so glad! she clearly saw me. and waved back. everybody is waving at the queen as they go by, sort of a sign of celebration. of the day and everybody is waving flags behind us and, we did just have the moment a while ago. when the queen's barge, the spirit of chartwell went by and it is decked out absolutely beautifully and has a lot of security surrounding it, i might add. secure has been one of the primary concerns today and they had divers beneath all the ships, first thing in the morning to clear them for security and the scene you are seeing now, lots of champagne is poured around great britain today and the queen came over to the side we're on and waved to the crowd, prince philip as well and they are working from one side of the ship to the other and everyone gets a glimpse, and, you get the shock of red on the ship and that is kate middleton, the duchess

. >> so these have actually been a suggestion to rename the jubilee light the queen elizabeth diamond jubileeone of our lines. there's a line that was the jubilee line in 1977 to rename it after elizabeth i'm not sure whether that will happen. it remains to be seen. >> it's been in constant use since 1982 the name of the landau. >> let's listen as the public gets a view of queen elizabeth ii for the first time. . we're told there will be 60 cannons being fired off. so get used to the boom in the background here. although my knees shake a little bit each time one goes off. they sound not too far away. >> is there a significance to that number 60? >> years of service -- >> everybody looked -- >> no, no! because they said 40, it was 60, don't you remember? >> it was usually the salute is 41 guns. >> thank you. >> this is an exceptional year so it's 60. >> that makes sense. >> 14 -- >> the military presence here, as well, has extra resonance. we do have troops in afghanistan but it's people taking part, their families. >> what a wonderful smile on her face as she just went by that one camera posi

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it's the highlight of her diamond jubilee celebrations. queen will be aboard the royal barge in about 15 minutes. it will lead a flotilla of 1,000 boats. organizers say it's the biggest gathering on the river in 350 years. abc7 news reporter, lama, hassan, has more from london on the four-day event. ♪ >> it finally begins today. an event not like anything we've seen for hundreds of years with a huge river pageant, led by this barge of bells. a star-studded concert, and free parties galore. millions of brits expected to join in the celebration. it's all to celebrate her majesty's amazing 60 years on the thrown. throughout all those years we've seen her blossom from princess to queen, from mother of four kids to grandmother of eight. in a documentary that airs friday night a personal tribute from her son, prince charles. >> she's been a constant feature on the scene, has provided that sense of continuity. >> these first images of the queen look surprisingly relaxed as she flew back on the plane after learning of her father's death. and she,

after last night's spectacular concert, the diamond jubilee ended its final day of celebration. there will be one medicine missing though, "the princess diaries." he is kept in the hospital as a precautionary measure. >> and become to "bbc news." also coming up in this program as president putin arrives in china, how highly syria's future be discussed. and fifa reveals that football is risking their health. >> hi, everyone, and welcome to buckingham palace with the cleanup is underway after last night's spectacular concert. i don't think anyone who came last night, the 12,000 people who had tickets and the many tens of thousands would have been disappointed. amongst the crowd and it really was a wonderful atmosphere. the lineup who really delivered a spectacular night of entertainment. but all eyes on what will happen with the queen attending a thanksgiving service at st. paul's cathedral and the procession through the heart of london here where the royal family will stand on the very famous balcony behind me at the end of the day. the national anthem replayed for the last time

and "today" at the queen's diamond jubilee.he queen has her own unique style that makes her instantly identifiable. regal and refined. as one of the most photographed women in the world, the queen's wardrobe has been on display for decades. a style all her own. >> consistent, reliable. confident. she knows exactly what's appropriate to what occasion. >> reporter: from herren orately stunning wedding dress in 1947 to her early days on the throne, her majesty put forth an image of an elegant, dignified, world leader. in the decades to come her stately style began to take shape. after favoring printed chiffon fabrics in the '70s, her iconic two-piece matching coats and dresses became her signature. bold, bright colors. lemons, pinks, blues, a string of pearls, and of course that famous hand bag. >> i think her clothes send a message saying, i am here to be seen. she is the shining person. so she knows that. >> reporter: her hats have become something of a trade mark, as well. on occasion displaying a sense of the queen's lighter s

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the queen's diamond jubilee only occurs once in a lifetime.ake home a souvenir. >> what do we have here? >> this is the queen's signature drink and you andry going to partake in gin, dub new york stock exchange rouge which is a french red wine, lemmon with two blocks of ice and that's what they call the zara or the queen's favorite cocktail. >> is it the real deal? >> of course, it is, reynolds. enjoy. >> you've got to be kidding me. this tastes like water. >> but there's lots of other amazing memorabilia. for example, this chess set. this comes from the royal collection shop and it is hand crafted. it is quite magnificent. you're seeing pictures of london now and the flag and all kinds of things. you can buy the chess set in london. for example, you've got the queen who's wearing the sovereign robes, the rooks who are formed after the round towers and the choir boys from the chapel and you can buy it at the royal shop for around $469. >> what a garn for do t diamond jubilee. it looks like something you don't want to play with. >> it's absolut

she led a procession of 1,000 boats for her diamond jubilee. roberts reports from london. >> this has been a day where the modern monarchy has mixed with tradition. it was prince charles' idea to have a river pageant to commemorate his mother's 60 years on the throne. he was inspired by history. some 350 years ago, river pageants were often held for great royal events. this most certainly was that. 1,000 boats on the river today ranging from small rowing boats and kayaks to big paddle steamers and everything in between. >> i think fantastic. we're here having a fantastic time. i think in our lifetime their lifetime we're not going to see it again. >> there were boats that took part in the rescue mission to rescue allied soldiers during world war ii. there was even one boat that took part in queen victoria's diamond jubilee celebration back in 1897. the queen herself travelled in a barge specially decorated with ornate carvings and 10,000 flowers. beside her, her husband prince philip and her son prince charles and, of course, prince william and

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the past. >> rose: john, speaking of linking with the past, what about queen victoria and her diamond jubilee. how does this compare? >> well, of course, she celebrated her jubilee at the height... the crescendo of imperial power. this is a very different country but also a very different queen. queen victoria was still in her widow's widz when she celebrated her diamond jubilee in 1897. she was 78 years old, which is to say that she was seven or eight years younger the then than the queen is now but shelú was very infirm, very frail, she didn't attend the great naval regatta at spithead of british naval warships, she sent her son bertie, later edward vii on her behalf. she did attend a service of thanksgiving somewhat reluctantly at st. paul's cathedral but she never got out of her coach at the foot of the stairs, steps leading up into st. paul's cathedral and the archbishop had to literally and metaphorically come to her. >> rose: and, sally, how is she a modern monarch? >> well, she's managed, as suzy eluded to earlier, to incrementally change the monarchy in ways that are very difficult t

the diamond jubilee for queen elizabeth ii. celebration marking the queen's 60 years on the throne. there will be a carriage procession through the streets of london and then we have the wave. the royal family wave from the palace balcony. brooke baldwin and piers morgan are at buckingham palace this morning. i know the weather has been pretty awful. >> reporter: i see sunshine and blue skies. >> reporter: i see soldiers. it's great. there are guys preparing for the big procession. these are some of the queen's personal guard and people forget in america, they aren't doing this as -- this is not pomp and pageantry. >> real soldiers. most of them on active duty in iraq or afghanistan. they are proper soldiers. this is a huge day for them when they do their procession in front of their queen. attention and excitement building by the hour. the weather at the moment is okay. >> knock on your head. hear that, soledad. so far so good. >> we're happy to hear that. walk me through what will happen today. we showed a moment ago live pic

hundreds of thousands have turned out to celebrate the diamond jubilee.fter 60 years the queen is more popular than ever with approval ratings of over 80%. >> i've been with her all may life. i watched her core neigh and watched her through everything. i think she's amazing. >> reporter: last night the queen attended only part of a star-studded concert featuring stevie wonder, elton john, and paul mccartney. but she was there to enjoy the cheers of the crowd initiated by her son prince charles. >> three resounding cheers for her majesty, the queen. hip, hip -- >> hooray! >> hip, hip -- >> hooray! >> hip, hip -- >> hooray. >> reporter: the night ended with a kiss on the hand and a smile and a fireworks display, lighting up the sky above buckingham palace. and, terrell, the buckingham palace up till now said the queen will address the nation today. she wants to thank everybody for the days of celebration. it's not clear whether she'll mention her husband prince philip who's at the hospital. >> monica, thank you so much. we'll take a quick break. >>> coming

you don't see this very often and we'll never see another diamond jubilee again. a little bit of the atmosphere. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> just look at the crowds and you can just hear the band. you probably can still pick up the band over our microphone. but you can just feel it all around, all these people, thousands and thousands, perhaps a million, surrounding buckingham palace as we're all waiting for the big moment. there's this huge balcony over our shoulders where we will see the queen and her closest members of the royal family. here you go. and we're moments away from that. i want to bring in -- >> look at these crowds. look at the scene. you just don't see this anywhere in the world. >> we're waiting for the big wave. no kisses today. that was last year during the big wedding. want to welcome in the bestseller author. thanks for braving the weather. and we have india hicks and katie nichol. the significance of who we will be seeing out on that balcony, it's the closest of the royals, yes? >> it should be the duke of edinburgh who's not here. the duchess of cornwall, the

and a diamond jubilee concert, supporting the 60th year on the throne, but prince phillip misses the party due to an infection. >> welcome to our viewers on pbs and america. rescue workers in nigeria still don't know how many people died when a plane crashed into an apartment building. there may be more victims on the ground. the country's president declared three days of mourning . >> the day after the crash, where buildings once stood, workmen pull out burned pieces of the plane. 153 people were onboard, but nobody hand d a chance of surviving. the pilot sent a call as both engines failed. it happened in lagos, not far from the city's airport. >> the diggers have moved in but this is a salvage operation now, moving the huge chunkd of thiks of this aircraft. through the day they bring out the remains of those who died in this crash. it is not clear how many people died on the ground. families were destroyed in seconds. this man says he saw the plane hit a tree, before crashing into the buildings. he said he stood still for several minutes, simply stunned. not knowing what to do. sev

so, it is incredible to have a diamond jubilee, as we said and, only happened to queen victoria.out the fact in our minds, we skip by the couple -- and there's camilla, standing next to the queen, a prominent spot on the barge today. >> and she's wearing a similar color, which is a little bit... and, they realize the queen will live to be a very old lady like her mother did, and, for a very long time yet, and the act of succession says charles becomes the next monarch of the country, but in reality, the queen could be 100 years old before she dies and will die queen of england and will still be queen when she dies and, you know, charles could be in his 80s before he gets to be king and by then will be far too old. >> reporter: one question, about prince philip. very long, steady relationship between those two people and, he gets very little attention in america, i will tell you. >> they have four children together, of course and they love each other, and i've seen that behind closed doors, i have been there, and, have seen the fondness and he is her main stay, he has been her roc

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. >>> and diamond jubilee, the queen of england marks 60 years, and tonight, never before seen home movies of the royal family and a touching tribute from the queen's grandson, prince william. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >> good evening, brian is off tonight. i'm lester holt. those promising job gains of earlier this year tonight are looking a lot like a false start for the economy in the wake of what can only be described as a hugely disappointing jobs report for the month of may. the economy adding only 69,000 jobs last month, sending the unemployment rate back up a tick to 8.2%. the news hit the stock market like a punch to the gut with 2012's gains essentially erased in one day. the dow shed almost 275 points, the nasdaq and s&p each dropped more than 2% as the pace and trajectory of the american economic recovery suddenly looks a lot more uncertain. we've asked cnbc's tyler mathisen to put it in perspective. >> lester, today's numbers plus ones out earlier this week point to an economy that is dramatically losing momentum since the start of