accompanied by the duke of edinburgh. ready to present a program of legislation of david cameron is government, david cameron being the 12th prime minister of the queen's reign. everything ready in the house of lords. the entire chamber prices rises --the entire chamber rises and knowledge as the queen's arrival. the queen and the duke will take their places on the parrot thrones, and when her majesty is ready, she will singer -- signal that the state opening can begin. >> my lords, pray be seated. >> the signal is given. the signal relayed all the way down to the central lobby. and this is the tax normally performed by black rod, but he is unfortunately on well and cannot take part, so the yeoman usher is taking his place today. and is his duty to summon the house of commons to the house of lords. . >> mr. speaker, the queen commands this honorable house -- >> no royal commissions this week. [laughter] >> to attend her in the house of lords to hear her speech. [laughter] >> order is given. slightly interrupted. i did not

in edinburgh, the main scottish airport has faced restrictions, while airports in dublin have also been closed for much of the day because of the ash. in the irish capital, passengers have been affected and flights remained grounded -- remained grounded until 4:00 tomorrow morning. this is a rare sight at the scotland airports this morning. aircraft arriving as normal. this is likely to be the last day of the no-fly zones over the british isles. >> there is the possibility of the u.k., coupled with congested airspace, we have a situation that is -- the next few days look good. it is hard to predict. >> the cancellations at glasgow airport not only serve as a reminder of the disruption, but also the possibility of what might still be ahead. some of the few people who have been checked in here have been bused to airports in north england. >> we were trying to travel from glasgow to vancouver. we had to go to manchester. >> we are leaving from manchester. the flight will get out sometime this afternoon. >> we could not stay until 5:00 this morning. >> the airport is almost completely deser

edinburgh i imagine. on his way to downing street where he will wait and of course it is the most curious of all nights. there is no sense of real drum up. everybody is biting their nails and waiting and waiting. you have not heard from anybody except one person saying labour has lost. guard david cameron is acutely aware of how difficult it would be to the prime minister and the ways in these times with the trouble we are seeing in the market but how much more difficult it will be if he does not appear to have a clear mandate and is fighting for every vote. i will embarrass the professor. he knows constitutional history. he knows how difficult it was to govern in the 1920's. >> we will talk about that more and a moment. this is his seat about to be declared. the two-tiered david cameron so you know the kind of man he is. let's get the result. 8194. anthony fox, scottish socialist party, 319. scottish conservative and unionist, 11,026. scottish national party, 5530. i declare that alistair darling has bee

there are lincoln statutes in oslo, norway, austria, london, edinburgh, scotland, new delhi, ecuador, tokyo, juarez, mexico. they are all over the world. there's an interesting story that goes with this one. when george bush first visits england to solicit the partnership of than tony blair and the war of iraq there of course was a protest that took place. and so the british rostow and built a huge wooden box over the entire statute about 6 inches thick because they were afraid that it might get defaced during the protests that were going on in the days that bush was in london with tony blair. i wish i could've gotten a photograph of it but i didn't. anyway this is the famous saint-gaudens statue that appears in the parliament square. we saw that last year. we were their last year. next, please. that is the original st. famous lincoln statue in chicago lincoln park. vv with a little bit differently than they do in london england. what i'm not so sure that is defacing lincoln as much as a cultural statement of potheads. the next pleased with the more modern sculptors coming out in the

richard sharpe in edinburgh, scotland, one of the leading phthalate researchers in the world, exposedto phthalates, and produced a string of abnormalities in their male offspring. >> sharpe: we see undescended testes. we see this penis abnormality, hypospadias. we see smaller testes in adulthood, which means lower sperm counts. >> stahl: so by giving pregnant rats phthalates, you're inducing some of the same problems that human males are having and that you're seeing. >> sharpe: yes. >> stahl: there have been hundreds of studies on rats, with similar findings. >> sharpe: we come to the marmosets here. >> stahl: but when dr. sharpe tried the same experiment on animals much closer to humans than rats-- monkeys-- he got an entirely different response. he tested phthalates on pregnant marmoset monkeys like these. and their offspring? completely normal. >> stahl: none of those same effects that you're seeing with humans, or that you saw with the rats? >> sharpe: none at all. >> stahl: if someone were to tell me there was a rat study that showed one thing, and monkey study that showed anoth

that, of course, includes edinburgh and dublin.ts in england as well, although flights at last we checked in london were still operating. they warn there could be cancellations periodically throughout the summer. >>> lava from the volcano is causing a glacier to melt. you can see that. heat is coming up through the ground. that melts the ice cap and that creates a huge ravine where the glacier used to be. >>> street scenes from athens, greece, today. protests turned violent and then deadly. three people were killed after bank was firebombed. as police tried to guard the burned out bank, rioters threw bottles. trash cans and cars around the city were set ablaze. workers walked off the job today to protest proposed tax hikes and cuts in jobs and services. greek lawmakers pay vote tomorrow to pave the way for a huge european union bailout. >>> wisconsin congressman david obey says he transto retire at the end of the year. the 71-year-old democrat is the chairman of the house appropriations committee. he was the youngest member of cong