over the years, the duke has completed more than 22,000 solo engagements.ople in more than 60 countries to challenge themselves through the duke of edinburgh's award. where did you do your expedition? i did it in the north... did you get lost? a bit. archive: and he had time to discuss with indian officials the problems of conserving... and been an early advocate of environmental issues through his presidency of the world wildlife fund. but it'll be his unwavering support for the queen in this, the year of their platinum wedding anniversary, which will be seen as his greatest achievement. they were married in 1947. in the gloom of post—war britain, their wedding was described by sir winston churchill as a flash of colour. she, the future queen, and he the dashing naval officer. in the years since he has travelled the world with her and been her companion both in public and private. injune it was illness rather than retirement which prevented the duke from being at the queen's side at the state opening of parliament. prince charles took his place. but going

we have with us our first speaker will be deputy secretary elaine duke. she has previously served as a acting secretary of homeland security from july 31st, 2017 to december 6, 2017. she is an accomplished leader and as a civil servant. deputy secretary served in the federal government for nearly three decades including at the -- a position she held from 2008 to 2010. she has held senior leadership positions at homeland security and the department of defense. over the course of her federal government service, deputy secretary duke has received presidential rank award, the dha secretary metal, the taz medal for customer service, the department of the army commander's award for public service, and the united states coast guard's distinguished public service medal. deputy secretary duke has served as member of the homeland security advisory council a strategic adviser to the government technology and services coalition. assisting small and mid tier businesses in the federal sector. i want to allow secretary duke to make comments. >> thank you good, morning.

we have with us and our first speaker will be deputy secretary elaine duke. she has previously served as acting secretary of homeland security from july 31st 2017. she's an accomplished leader and as a civil servant. the deputy secretary has served in the federal government for nearly three decades as well as the department concerned over the knowledge inment, a position she held from 2008 to 2010. she's held senior leadership positions in the department of defense. over the course of her federal government service, deputy secretary duke has received the presidential meritorious rank award and the dhs secretary medal and the medal for customer service, and the department of commander's award for public service and the coast guard distinguished public service medal. deputy duke has served as member of the homeland security adviser cancel and the government technology and services coalition, assisting small and mid-tier businesses in the federal sector and i would like to allow the secretary duke to make some comments. good morning. buenos dias, my friends in p

i would not because of that and also -- his name is duke. try to look at his little -- duke likes to dress up, guys. his halloween costume. duke scott walker. i would not use it because you have security issues. some of these apps you don't know who it will be good for me personally i have a walker, but it is the same every day. i know him, we built him, we built a relationship. he's been walking duke for several years now. i would prefer to go that route rather than a nap. cheryl: especially as security issues. >> yes, someone coming into your home. cheryl: nice job dressing duke up for halloween. >> he hated it but i loved it. cheryl: thanks, tracee. we've got a illegal war erupting over the russian dossier. president trump's lawyer firing off a defamation lawsuit over buzz feed. first, he was fired in rain, now california facing tragedy for mudslides. >> gymnasts come that were both asleep and i just said there is not in the driveway, mud in the driveway. cheryl: we will be right back. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ joined the call. hey bil

it turns into a modern day dukes of hazard... with the car >>> some new video, check out this police chase in south carolina over the weekend, it looks like your ordinary police chase, but then, turns into a modern day dukes of hazard, with the car speeding, fishtail and, down a small dirt road, the driver burst through the locked gate, moments later you can see the man taking a corner too fast, driving right into a river, guess what, the suspect couldn't swim, he screamed to the officers to save him, which they did, he was then taken to jail.>>> former boxing champ mike tyson is taking a jab at a new profession, the hangover star is getting into the cannabis business. tyson is turning a 40 acre ranch near death valley into a cultivation operation, and resort, he says the focus will be on helping military veterans. no date has been announced for the opening.>>> a number of travelers left stranded in oakland after one of the most bizarre airline cancellations we have ever heard of, kpix 5 jackie ward, with the story of the stowawa

thought of the duke what do you fear would hasn't figured out why hasn't nigel hasn't got a membership. so much could lift when i'm in the book of job if you're on the good job. or you know who want to go watch the decline of the bit of mostly

so i'm here to introduce homeland security deputy secretary elaine duke. she was previously acting secretary of homeland security from july to december of last year that she is an accomplished public servant with over three decades of experienceer here and deputy secretary duke has served as member of homeland security advisory council and strategic advisor to government, tech and services coalition. so please welcome secretary -- sorry, deputy secretary duke. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. it's really an honor to be here at state of the net. it is though a little funny for me when i think about being here speaking in front of this group that are here for the state of the net conference. i am a grandmother who like jane austen novels, and just got a twitter account lastwi week. we will see what i can do to give you some information about dhs and where we are with the state of the net, that hopefully will be useful to those of you here in the room today. as everyone points out, everyone is an internet stakeholder, even if they don't know it yet. i'm

writing for the duke chronical miller sounded the alarm for immigration.ke, miller also made a name for himself in the national media by speaking out in support of the duke lacrosse players in a racially charged rape case. >> nothing seems to be changing. >> reporter: the lacrosse players were eventsly exonerated. after graduating, miller moved to washington d.c. miller helps sessions derail an immigration deal by distributing a handbook packed with talking points to help kill the bipartisan effort. in washington miller connected with steve bannon who gave him entry into donald trump's orbit. miller on the world stage crafting trump's speech, accepting the republican nomination. >> i hum bly and grateful accep your nomination. >> reporter: after a federal judge struck it down miller suggested the judge had no right to question the president's authority. >> the whole world will see as we begin to take further actions that the powers of the president to protect our country are very substantial and will no the be questioned. >> reporter: asked if miller has v

herfather, the her father, the duke herfather, the duke of york her father, the duke of york has given for them. i cannot speakfor the really thrilled for them. i cannot speak for the duchess, but we, and for beatrice, we are overjoyed at the news today that eugenie and jack have got engaged. looking forward to the wedding? yes, it is now about finding the time and the date and getting it all organised. i think probably in the autumn sometime will be the sort of time everybody is looking at. but we can't fix a date yet, we have got to look at everybody‘s diaries. it is a bit more complicated than that. but it is their day, i am just completely overjoyed for them and wish them every happiness. short time ago i spoke to our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. we should remind ourselves who princess eugenie is. she is the second daughter of the duke of york, so she is one of the queen's grandchildren. and as the daughter of the son of the sovereign, she was entitled to royal rank, so she is her royal highness, princess eugenie. although she has the title and the style of being a royal

duke of the ucky of kent, to say yes i believe the woman. [applause] >> i hope you have a good comeback. >> my name is dan webb. i would like to thank the mock trial fact committee. this is the first time a chicago trial lawyer has actually been given facts that can establish innocence. we have never had that happen. [laughter] by the way, i think there are two reasons why i am given three minutes before you interrupt me, is that right? >> i'm counting. >> so first of all, two reasons why you cannot annul this marriage under the law. the law of elyria there is a statute we are dealing with. now may, sometimes that doesn't matter inside the beltway. there is a statute we are dealing with, the statute says a person who procures a marriage and then uses fraud in that procurement, a marriage could be annulled. i use the word procure because if you just think about it for one minute, what is the evidence that my client procured the marriage. procured meaning i definition that he actually instituted a plan to carry out and get a certain result fro

writing for the duke chronicle, miller sounded the alarm about immigration.se common sense security measures. we give drivers licenses to illegal aliens. at duke, miller also made a name for himself in the national media by speaking out in support of the duke lacrosse players in a racially charged rape case. >> nothing seems to be changing. as a student, i can tell you, we are really, really mad. >> reporter: the lacrosse players were eventually exonerated. after graduating, miller moved to washington, d.c., lending a press secretary job for then congresswoman michelle bachmann despite having no experience. later in 2013, as an aide to then senator jeff sessions, miller helped sessions derail an immigration deal by distributing a handbook packed with talking points to help kill the bipartisan effort. in washington, miller also connected with steve bannon, who gave him entry into donald trump's orbit and campaign 2016. miller on the world stage, crafting trump's speech accepting the republican nomination. >> i humbly and gratefully accept your nomination -- >>

they lost the second game of the year to duke.have won 14 straight coming in to today but that streak is about to end here in columbus. >> bill: this is an -- opener for them. we have got to go back and establish our identity. we live on being a great defensive team, a power team, rebounding. pushing the ball up the plenty of time to get it exactly where you want. they had a buzz saw today. >> bill: this will be the third time this weekend that a top five team lost to an unranked team. also it h. duke losing to nc state and xavier falling against providence, izzo calls time-out. ♪ still with 48 hour sweat protection. try degree ultraclear black + white it won't let you down taco bell's new has all of taylor's favorites. like the beefy 5 layer burrito cinnamon twists crunchy taco cheesy gordita crunch and a medium drink it also has brad's favorites, the guy who bought it. taco bell's new $5 cravings deal. ♪ even when you know where you're going, it still matters how you get there. the lexus line of luxury suvs. giving you the power

this will be michigan state's first loss since they lost the second game of the year to duke.have won 14 straight coming in to today but that streak is about to end here in columbus. >> bill: this is an -- opener for them. we have got to go back and establish our identity. we live on being a great defensive team, a power team, rebounding. pushing the ball up the plenty of time to get it exactly where you want. they had a buzz saw today. >> bill: this will be the third time this weekend that a top five team lost to an unranked team. also it h. duke losing to nc state and xavier falling against providence, izzo calls time-out. ♪ still with 48 hour sweat protection. try degree ultraclear black + white taco bell's new has all of taylor's favorites. like the beefy 5 layer burrito cinnamon twists crunchy taco cheesy gordita crunch and a medium drink it also has brad's favorites, the guy who bought it. taco bell's new $5 cravings deal. ♪ even when you know where you're going, it s

. >> a player and a coach duking it out. >> it's more than just one and one.t's become an entire brawl. they're hitting and punching each other using chairs, pushing down women. we see these types of things on the ice. >> this is training technically. big part of ice, duking it out with some other dude. >> reports are the coach was later fired and doesn't sound like he was fired for the fight but the team's overall behavior. it's probably best that they just sever ties from here because this got bad. >>> the next one in chai ga gin smashing reviews. >> they are smashing it up. >> the reason might surprise you. apparently this dude was at the restaurant the night before. asked the waiter to swap out his meals. he said the wait her a bad attitude and warned him he'd be back the next day. when he came back they smashed chairs, tables and countertops, completely damaging the place. >> i can't believe somebody's pride is so delicate he has to come with his buddies with swords to break up the restaurant. >> i've been around this. these guys would be a local triad ba

duke street ramp northbound to 395 left side is blocked by the crash. taking a look here, northbound 395 after duke street. had another problem there. that crash on the right side, still some delays headed in bound. how are we outside there, chuck bell? [000:29:59;00] there, that's for sure. temperatures below freezing this morning. not by a wide margin. only a degree or two, but the milder air is on its way back. so for today we'll call it seasonable. average now is 28 for a low, 43 for a high. that's just about where we are this morning and just about where we're going to end up later on in the afternoon. mostly a dry day. chances for rain coming back after the sun goes down tomorrow. friday looks mild and wet. then we dry out for the second half of the weekend as the colder air comes back. temperatures to get you out the door primarily in the 20s. if you're at the bus stop you'll need your winter coat. temperatures in the early afternoon upper to mid 40s. we'll share the whole ten day forecast in a few moments. >>> chuck, thank you, we'll see you the

the dukes trying to go back to -- no. north dakota state survived.17-13. >>> to basketball. wizards hosting the bucs and all-star at the vault. second quarter whiz up, john wall weaving up and under. puts the wizards up. they come right back. the greek freak wasting no time. he's going to shake and bake and then a little drive to the lane for his open. 34 points, 12 rebounds. now on this play watch the esp between wall and bradley beal. sees the screen back door open beal cuts and makes it. wizard turn a little defense into offense. converts one of his 16 assists. wizards can't hold on they lose 110-103. >> little esp. when you're teammates for that long you know it's going to come. you doing that, i'm doing this, okay throw it up there. >> i want to know what a shake and bake s you always talk about that. >> i don't know, just doing shaky looking things. yeah, shaking him. >> we're back in a moment. >> ♪♪ >> we are just minutes away from tonight's powerball drawing. $570 million up for grabs. it comes one day after a single person won friday's mega

. >> a player and a coach duking it out. >> it's more than just one and one.rawl. they're hitting and punching each other using chairs, pushing down women. we see these types of things on the ice. >> this is training technically. big part of ice, duking it out with some other dude. >> reports are the coach was later fired and doesn't sound like he was fired for the fight but the team's overall behavior. it's probably best that they just sever ties from here because this got bad. >>> the next one in chai ga gin smashing reviews. >> they are smashing it up. >> the reason might surprise you. apparently this dude was at the restaurant the night before. asked the waiter to swap out his meals. he said the wait her a bad attitude and warned him he'd be back the next day. when he came back they smashed chairs, tables and countertops, completely damaging the place. >> i can't believe somebody's pride is so delicate he has to come with his buddies with swords to break up the restaurant. >> i've been around this. these guys would be a local triad basically trying to move

. >> this is my nickname duke. that's what they used to call me. still my family on my father's side they call me little duke. i don't like it. >> all right. and then there was one. 9 cribs has given you exclusive access like never before. what you're about to see next either went viral or left us all in the media amazed. here's no. 1. >> you media people will be happy to see i've got your names and faces here on a printout so i can hopefully remember all your names as you guys change. >> last but not least every cheerleader needs extra lashes. this is what happens when you're stomping like you need to be. you break your boots sometimes. because it is the fastest ping pong paddle on the planet. a lot of my teammates and friends have been on the business end of this ping pong paddle and i'm proud to say i am top dog up there on the ladder for ping pong. >> i do got some little highlight tapes back here from back in the day, got my 40-yard dash that i ran at tech. i got my high school highlights tape from 2 now, some archive stuff that -- from 2000,

and the duke of edinburgh on the front page there as well. it is 6:15 am, good morning.g: thousands of people gathered to watch spectacular firework displays in london and edinburgh despite warning about bad weather and travel problems. australian police have confirmed that the british head of the giant, compass, catering group died, with four members of his family in yesterday's plane crash outside sydney. here's stav with a look at this morning's weather. the first one of 2018. happy new year. this week is looking pretty u nsettled. year. this week is looking pretty unsettled. more on that in a moment. today, a lot of wind. rain at times. improving to the afternoon. low pressure a cross improving to the afternoon. low pressure across the north of the uk. this will bring wet weather through the english channel. fairly strong winds across southern counties of england. the extent of the rain, south wales, towards the m4 corridor. going east. to the north, dry weather with sunshine this morning. wet and windy weather in northern ireland and western parts of scotland. cold

members of the ku klux klan, they're the ones supporting the president in a very big way. >> david dukee question is you say this is a president, this is something of the people he's playing too clearly racist like david duke, what do you then or how do you characterize members of congress, republicans who are supporting what the president said or not criticizing it or remaining silent, are they complicit? >> oh, yeah, as we celebrate dr. king's birthday and all that he has done for america because virtually dr. king saved america from itself, that -- in that time he talked about those who remain silent, that we will remember those -- our friends who remain silent as opposed to our enemies who spoke those evil words. it is incumbent upon those americans particularly those of us who have the responsibility of being members of the united states congress be it in the house or the senate to have a strong voice and to say that what the president said is wrong, irrespective of your political viewpoint, what he said is morally wrong and we should say it and stand up for -- stand up against it

we had earlier crash there by duke street.tbound 66, fairfax country parkway to the beltway, 14 minutes. typical slow roll from increased volume. there's 395 drive time improving from 46 minute to 23 minutes 114 street bridge and as you make your way out 295 northbound delay from earlier disabled truck on split to 6 695. 13 minutes from beltway to 11 street bridge. that's better that we had earlier. southbound side from the maryland split to the 11 and also gw parkway improving 0 getting worse and 46 minutes down to the beltway to the clarksburg area. metro on time and i think it's time for meme or two. >> or three or four. >> or 15. >> probably not 15. >> let's get started. >> time for morning meme. >> let's do it. >> there it is♪ >> thank you for sending them in. all right rngt we'll start off today with -- we'll start off today with -- let's do. it how cute i love chloe. >> 19, running away because you cannot handle her at her worst so you don't deserve her at her best. forgot to the borrow gas money though. >> i'm going si

i know nothing about david duke. know nothing about while supremacists and so you're asking me a question that i'm supposed to be talking about people that i know nothing about. >> that last one was from february of 2016, the previous one was from yesterday "i know nothing about these people." said the president. similar to his "i don't know david duke" defense. joe, he was sitting there with piers morgan saying "i didn't do it" as if amplifying them to a million twitter followers is nothing. of course britain first is a well-known anti-immigrant anti-muslim organization in great britain and everyone said so the minute he retweeted them. >> and he did know it. he knew after he retweeted them because it was a big news story over here. we talked about it a great deal. other major outlets reported it so that wasn't true and, of course, david duke, what he said about david duke that he didn't know who david duke was, of course you could go back to 2000 when people were talking about him running as the reform candidate th

at duke it was we're entitled, we're the elite, we deserve the best in life. he said at liberty it was all about what can we do to serve others, and that's what's going to make you guys much more successful when you get out of here and you get in the real world. because those are attributes that really lead to true success. and i just, i just have to believe that those guys at duke and harvard are going to be working for you guys one day. [cheers and applause] >> that's the truth. look, i -- president falwell is so right, and he's so smart, and i've had the fridge of going to -- privilege of going to many of the so-called ivy league schools, stanford, oxford. it's the same sense of entitlement that harvard had. what you have here are servant hearts. what you will achieve here because of your education at this institution and the values that you come out of here with are so much superior than all those entitled individuals at those ivy league schools who think that the world owes them. that's because of the leadership that president falwell and the rest of the

the homage to david duke. oh, i don't know david duke, i don't know who david duke is, knowing full well what the reaction would be. and what that says to various constituencies. here's the rug for me, the fact of the matter is, there are a whole lot of folks like donald trump. white folks in this country who have a problem with the browning of america. who have a problem with the way this country is changing and transforming itself naturally. you talked about people who come to this country highly-educated, highly-motivated people from around the globe. a lot of people from color moving into the country. and a lot of folks have a problem with this. when they talk about wanting their country back, they are talking about a country very safely white, less brown, and less committed to that browning process. >> so can i just ask you again, because you said the word yes and don't know if you were responding to my question, but do you think this president is racist? >> yeah, i do. at this point, i mean, the evidence

tina lee from duke university, a fellow at duke energy initiative. my question is are there any work projects going on at iea looking at china's overall investment in coal power plants? thank you. >> we certainly look at it all the time in terms of just -- understand where it's going, we do look at chinese coal power plant investment and try to keep on top of that. we publish every year a world energy investment outlook and china is a significant part of the world energy investment so that is covered there. we also have -- working on some initiatives to look at flexibility of power plants because with renewables integration that's becoming a bigger issue. so that's an initiative that we're doing in partnership with the clean energy ministerial to look at the flexibility of thermal power plant operation in order to see what's the ability of an existing fleet of coal plants to integrate renewables. [ no audio ] >> yes, robert lanza from icf. thank you for coming. there is a large number of l & g export terminals in the permitting pipeline in the u.s. a

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april nineteenth seventy two john young and his fellow astronaut charles duke collecting rock samples from the surface of the moon. it was an achievement that they shared with only ten others adding them to the exclusive fraternity of moon walkers forty nine years later young would break new ground again. or. start. commanding the maiden voyage of nasa's new space shuttle program young took on a particularly risky assignment it was the first time that nasa launched people on a rocket ship that had not first been tested in space. when we launched reed really did know a lot of things and we learned a lot of things i think chris craft said it best he said when we got back he said we just got in fairly smart over his forty two year career at nasa young became the only astronaut to go into space as part of the gemini apollo and space shuttle programs before retiring in two thousand and four he spent his last seventeen years in management focusing on safety issues john young a passed away age eighty seven at his home in houston texas. and in mind now the top story we're following for you ge

i have to believe those guys that duke and harvard will be working for you guys one day. o. he's so wise and so smart and had the privilege of going to the ivy league schools and i spoke at oxford to get it is the same sense of entitlement and what you have here is something so very special and what you will achieve here because of the education of the institution and the values that you've come out of here with our so much superior than all of those entitled individuals at the ivy league schools who think that the world owes them. that's because of the leadership president falwell and the rest of the university have read i am so thankful that you've are here and i have an 11 year old daughter and she said to be i want to go to harvard someday. we don't care about those ivy league freaks. she's going to go to the greatest school that i've ever known which is liberty university. my 11 year old i lov but i lovee than life is going to apply for school and i say let her in please i love her and sitting in the same seats but you do to get the faith and love and blessings that you

yes, he laughed a lot, because he didn't have to play the thin white duke, so he was allowed to livet he laughed all the time offstage as well, it is what he really wanted to spend his time doing, having fun. good evening. environmentalism has all the hallmarks of a left—wing cause, the enlightened

much that he cannot bear not to be in it, or that he is hoping that the vacancy at the top of the dukef ukip will become clear and he canjump in and save the party. is barely making sense. i think what anis saying is the hub of it. this guy it didn't get where he is without knowing how to manipulate the limelight. there isa to manipulate the limelight. there is a slight shift, if the question we re is a slight shift, if the question were asked, towards remain. john curtis who has been knighted in the new years hoi'ioui's curtis who has been knighted in the new years honours list, it is there. but ask the question again is ridiculous. and i am a passionate remainer. ithink ridiculous. and i am a passionate remainer. i think it would be insulting to ask people this question again. i think what could be asked, because i fully, the referendum is an arc of asking the people how they feel, people could be asked about how people feel about that heal, would you rather remain do you buy it? and this time, get 16 and 17—year—olds involved because this is deftly checked, and go for a supermajorit

. >> next tuesday's show their son duke gets down and dirty with dad. >> you got it. >> what do you thinkd subpoena kind of impossible. >> expecting their fifth child the couple told us having more family time is one reason they're stepping away from fixer upper. >> when you think about raising a family four kids 12 and under it getting complicated. there's all these things mixed in with the cameras and lights. it just felt right to take a time out and step back and catch our breath. >> girls what do you say? >> thank you. >> thank you for coming out. >> that is good stuff. chip and joe i can't in a welcome another celebrity guest when tim at the bo stops by their ranch. he plays baseball with physically challenged kids. >> he can show them some football too. >> yes he could. >> up next. ♪ >> luke bryan and blake shelton's duet. it's all fun and games in mexico. what luke is telling "e.t." about their idol versus voice face off. >> then bad moms at their best. the hilarious out takes you've never seen until now. >> how did you find me. >> i'll aultz find you. >> honestly i just guessed. >

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duke down 7-3. time running down in the first half. look at this catch. my goodness.er the defender brings it down. and gets inbounds and they would get a field goal out of this. trails 17-6 at half time and 4th quarter last chance for the dukes going to go for it. heave it up into the end zone. are they going to come down with it. oh, bats it down. and jmu just misses second straight title and north dakota state wins six in the last seven years. george down it's like that date who the looks great when they walks to the table and when talks reveals true colors as terrible human being. hoyas 11-3 and have not beaten anyone, 203 in the country you really have to get to ol know them. today would go great against creighton 48 in rbi. up nine. alley-oop. no hoyas anywhere to do it. think go on to lose by almost 30 to the blue jays. to best moment of week on ice. sharks and maple leaves off the opening face off. norton and kawdy go tat when on the ground there's a beard situation. he ripped thornton's period. off. yep, so you know i guess getting hipster point after getting

he flew again on gemini 10 and apollo 10 and walked on the moon with charlie duke on apollo 16 in 1972. a signature moment, duke snapped a picture as young jumped off the ground and saluted the flag. >> that's a pretty outstanding picture here, i tell you. >> come a little closer. okay. here we go. a big one. off the ground. >> reporter: at one point, they talked with ground control about a program called the space shuttle. >> this looks like a good time, with good news here. the house passed a space bill yesterday, which includes a vote for a shuttle. >> reporter: nine years later, he flew the first shuttle. >> john young and bob griffin are walking out of the breakfast area now. >> reporter: over the years, it is always bothered young that the nation didn't press outward faster. >> sure like to see us get on with a big human space explo exploration of these places that are around like the moon and mars, that would be terrific. >> reporter: young retired from nasa in 2004, 42 years after his selection. >> he was the astronaut's astronaut. >> reporter: martin savidge, cnn. [ male annou

the smoke stack comes down, duke energy is demolishing an old energy plant there in indianna. crews brought down the 500- foot smoke stack, yesterday morning. people who worked at that plant had a chance to watch it come down. demolishing the plant is a long process, duke energy officials sy gone by the end of the year. an showcase the accomplishments of his first year when he delivers his firstdress tuesday night. as hena doba reports, this follows more protests cents over his policies. >> this is what democracy looks like. un washington saturday, many demanding the impeachment of president trump the march tookr the president rd to the white house, from his trip to the worlds economic dav. suck suck he iss cents a very full trip. >> said he orders erred the firing of special council robert mueller,ts smer. cbs news has confirmed that the president expressed anger at mueller's investigation. and raised concerns about potential conflict of interest advisors, including white house lawyer, don mcgan said they weren't grounds to dismiss mueller and firing him would be politically

the duke scored two goals, the duchess only one. the duchess only one. on to meet members of the swedishfamily. royal family. have ikea furniture in their children's room at the palace. ! nice shot! you have been watching a special edition of newsday. donald trump's state of the union address in full. it begins at 0200 gmt on wednesday, here on bbc world news. guide on the key six things to listen out for during the speech. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. weather and it is going to turn colder. colder. the chilly air arriving on wednesday. wednesday. way from the arctic is starting to set in. set in. particularly because of the strength of the wind. of the wind. south—westerly south—east of the country. south—east of the country. cold here but the cold air sitting in across northern areas. in across northern areas. the white is where the wintry showers are. is where the wintry showers are. not be great first thing in the morning first thing in scotland. morning first thing in scotland. showers driven by the strong winds. icy patches as well not to the south, cloudy with so

. >> in 1482, there's a big delegation that goes from florence to milan to the duke of milan that isled by a playwright and a poet. it has an architect artist, engineers and of all things leonardo goes as a musician because he does everything especially cause he loves theater, so he has invented musical instruments including one like a violin, but he made in the shape of a horse's head. he brings it to milan is a gift as part of that cultural delegation, but he kind of wants to stay there. needs a new horizon he's a bit tired of being just a painter turkeys been blocked on the last couple paintings he's done, so he writes one of the cruelest-- coolest job application letters in history to the duke of milan. it's 11 paragraphs long, and the pursed-- first 10 paragraphs are about engineering and science. he said i can make great weapons of war or something he had not really done, but sketched out a lot of them including a large crossbow. he said i can build great buildings, diverted rivers. it's only in the 11th paragraph almost as an afterthought when he says and i can also paint as w

when david duke is celebrating your policies, when you don't hesitate to call white supremacists who march in charlottesville fine people, it's no surprise that these are questions that are being asked of the united nations today, the european union today and the african union today about the course of the united states and whether or not we can be faithful partners. republican leadership must step up, don disown this value set a make cheer that we are still that beacon. >> if we look at the praesidents comment, they favored european countries, he mentioned norway, specifically. i want to talk about the stats from that, sir, african immigrants a more highly educated among those with at least a bachelor's degree, have you 39% sub saharan africans. you have 57% of nigerians compared to 31% of the u.s. population, 29% of the foreign-born population. i mean, these statistics completely counter the president's position. >> these are remarkable people contributing to economies here who are contributing to reat this time mit tanss to economies at home, who are forwarding and and advancing t