the duke of edinburgh and others.is as much for the scenery and countered. 60 years of stability. 60 years of security. 60 years of certainty. 60 years of sacrifice, 60 years of service. gandhi has also observed that in a gentle way, you can shake the world. your majesty, in a gentle way, you have shaken this united kingdom and the world for six decades. on behalf of all of the members of the house of commons, may i think you wholeheartedly for all that you have done, are doing, and will do for the good of our country. [applause] >> the speaker will approach the throne and present the address to her majesty on behalf of the house of commons, and john bercow will return to his seat, and then he will signal to colleagues to unveil regift, which is the window. [applause] the magnificent work by an artist designed on her role depart -- heraldic art. the queen preparing, having received the guests -- gift, to deliver her response on the occasion of this diamond jubilee. >> my lord and members of the house of commons. i am

the duke of edinburgh has been at the queen's side for almost every grand state occasion. being with her today perhaps takes some of the shine off these diamond jubilee celebrations. -- off the diamond jubilee celebration. >> and david, we are just hearing word from the palace that the queen has recorded a special message of thanks to all the people who have taken part in these incredible celebrations over the past four days. there's been people cast tonight, about 6:00 local time but not only to the people here, but to everyone across the commonwealth. >> all right, lucy. we wait for that. it has been a extraordinary few days of celebration. but a punishing schedule as well which has taken its toll of prince philip. do we know much more about his condition? >> we haven't had an update from the palace this morning. but what we know from last night is that he had a bladder infection and they are keeping him in hospital just for a few days of observation. doctors who are not directly treating him say that the usual thing is to give the patient antibiotics and keep a close ey

. >> the absence of the duke of edinburgh was not going to diminish the day. so, this morning, the queen traveled from buckingham palace accompanied not by her husband, but by one of her ladies in waiting. she was waiting cheerfully to people who had camped out overnight. at st. paul's cathedral, where her great great grandmother victoria celebrated her diamond jubilee more than a century ago, she was escorted to the head of the congregation. today, she had prince charles beside her and other members of her immediate family around her. the sermon was trenchant. the archbishop of canterbury contrast to the atmosphere of ludicrous financial greed with someone who had set an example of something better. >> our queen has shown a quality of joy and -- joy and happiness in others. she has made her public happy and at all times she is herself happy, fulfilled, and at home in these encounters. the same, of course, can be manifestly said of prince philip, and our prayers and thoughts are very much with him this evening. [chorus singing] >> a special diamond choir drawn

we have been blessed to have that work produced in new york, going on to the edinburgh festival, the warsaw theater festival. to me, those are great things when you can watch artists who think there is nowhere else that might be interested in you being a woman of color and telling your story and then getting excited about it. that is our biggest accomplishment. having artists have become better artists. what is. sheri coming back to brava, here you have this establish, amazing writer who has won a clue -- slew of awards. now she gets to director and work. even though she is this amazing, established writer, the truth is, she is being nurtured as a director and is being given some space to direct. >> the play is described as ceremony and -- where ceremony and theater me. in the indigenous tradition, when you turn 52, it is like the completion of an important era. the importance of the ceremony is to say, you are 52. whenever you have been caring for the first 52 years, it is time to let it go. really, here, they have given me carte blanche to do this. i think it is nice for me, in the

the duke of edinburgh will not take part in the jubilee celebrations today.ill be disappointed about that. for nearly 65 years on big state occasions like this he has been in one place, and that is by the side of her majesty. at the moment the queen is at st. paul's cathedral taking part in a service of thanksgiving, something that her great great grandmother did in '87 when she celebrated her diamond jubilee. after the service, the queen will go to parliament and then she will ride in an open carriage to buckingham palace. there will be the usual balcony appearance in front of a million people. that will be the culmination of this wonderful of four more days of celebration for her majesty's jubilee. >> thanks so much for joining us from london. that address will be on the royal youtube channel in a few hours if you miss it. the queen and her family expected to make an appearance on the famous balcony at buckingham palace. abc news will cover that live when it happens around 10:30 this morning. >> 6:21 might now on this tuesday morning. it is 53 degrees outsi

the duke of edinburgh is not by her side. he has been there every day of her reign, but he is currently hospitalized with a bladder infection. on sunday, 1000 boats took to the river to pay tribute to her majesty. she was moved by the celebration and support shunned her over this four day holiday. >> still to come, facebook looks to expand its customer base by allowing children under the age of 13. security rules they say will make sure your child stay safe if they joined. plus, more on it the cannibal who might be a danger to others. and we answer your plant and gard if only my dry skin was as soft as his. [ female announcer ] introducing the ultimate daily lotion from gold bond. because your skin needs a little healing every day. the ultimate daily lotion -- new from gold bond. >> we have uncovered internal police documents that reveal new information about the man accused of killing and eating parts of his victim. alex kinyua, while an rotc member at oregon state university was accused of punching walls -- punching holes i

. >> ama: the duke of edinburgh's road to recovery. his immediate plans after been hospitalized. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. we have sunshine out there right now. temperatures managing back into the 80s inland but strong offshore winds developing. red-flag warnings in effect for parts of the bay area. we'll look at the lamb lamb a change of plante belmont derby. i'll have another retired and there was a ceremony in the winner's circle. he was scratched on friday and retired because of a tendon injury to his left front foot -- or hoof. he was in line for the triple crown, racing's top award, if he won the belmont stakes. highlights from the race in sports. >> alan: britain's prince phillip is back home after spending five days hospitaleesed for a bladder infection. he waved to a group gathered out the hopped. he will spend his 91st 91st birthday on sunday with his wife. he missed the diamond jubilee celebration because of the hospital stay. his doctors say his prognosis is looking good. lamb lamb european finance ministers are ready to

another special event taking place at edinburgh castle. that will be host to a very special concert in a few hours, where the olympic torch will enter the stadium and go to the stage just over there. ight.s where it will l there's a lot of excitement about the olympics in scotland. there was always a thought that it would not be involved. now that it has made its way, there are so many more people involved in what has been going on. the torch has been making its way to the scottish capital, where it will write about five hours. one of the torchbearers is with me. she is a commonwealth silver fencer. lisa, how exciting is this for you? >> it is a great honor. it is very exciting. it is the first time the torch has been in scotland. >> as an athlete, what does it mean that the games themselves will be in great britain? >> every olympic games is a phenomenal event. every athlete looks forward to it. to have it on their home turf, it is special. i think everyone will get involved. it is normally exciting. it is great experience. >> you are a f

. >>> today's service will include prayers for prince phillip, the duke of edinburgh. the hospital and expected to remain for a few more days. palace officials say he's being treated for a bladder infection. prince phillip turns 91 on saturday. >>> some people here in d.c. will celebrate the queen's 60 years on the throne. the british embassy and school of washington hosting a big picnic lunch at school today. events will include a street party, cake cutting, games, and prizes. and guests will also be able to write a message to her majesty and record messages for a time capsule for the jetblubilee. >>> our own doug kammerer is covering the jubilee. look for his report coming up at 6:00 a.m. >>> 5:49 now. a woman is in jail, charged with stabbing a mother to death. that murder was the beginning of a violent and emotional day in southeast washington. cameras captured a street fight shortly after. police say friends of the murder victim went after a friend of the accused killer. officers arrested two people for the assault. before that, police say 31-year-old sidrese alvi

>> obviously, she has buckingham palace, windsor castle, then there is the palace in edinburgh and then she has several private residences. so, that sort of covers it. >> i read in your book there are 775 rooms in buckingham palace alone. >> it is much more of an office building than a home. most of the rooms are offices and it is not a very cozy place. or offices that are best public rooms used for entertaining. >> i want to know what it is like to live with people like the master of the roads, the master of the courses, pages, countesses, barron's -- how do people live in that environment? it is it fun? is it stodgy? >> well, she obviously has to go around and she has a set calendar that as outlined one year ahead. they fill in the details. there are said rituals she has to follow, but she does have time to have fun. he has fallen on the weekends. she loves to ride. she goes back with her friends on shooting weekend's and she picks up the pheasants that her husband and other people shoot out of the sky. so, but she has never known any other life. because of her hereditary position, ev

been held in st paul's cathedral for the queen arrived alone because her husband that you could edinburgh was admitted to hospital on monday the culmination of four days of events will be marked by the queen broadcasting a message of thirty later on tuesday. they say though they are pictures worth a thousand words and in the are talking sometimes millions of dollars to buy one however experts know claim roughly hoth of all works of art sold today a fake artist laura smith caught up with one russian collector who is happy to share the forgeries he was tricked into buying. very important works of art go under the hammer every day in london's west end but how can our love is be sure of what they're buying according to scotland yard a staggering fifty percent of all art sold is fake what we're looking at these days is a very considerable increase in faking of twentieth century art i've seen a number of provincial auction houses and of those. so fakes. are considerable and i think it's something that we will accept a lot of forgeries are also sold on websites but it's not just internet bias he

you see the queen and the duke of edinburgh and their two eldest children, having a beach holiday in eastern england. you can pretty much imagine any family having such a holiday. it's a carefree looked at their family life. if you see them rolling around on the sand dunes and jumping oof and being -- jumping off and being buried in the sand. there's the queen surrounded by her favorite breed of dog as well. we get a sense of her as a private person as well as a professional person who has spent 60 years doing the same job and has no prospect of retirement in sight. >> not the average 2.4 children. nonetheless, give us a flavor of what is going to be clearly a weekend to remember. >> yes, lots of festivities planned. i've been told that the queen has taken a keen interest in what is coming up. she wanted to know the running order of the concert that will take place on her doorstep at buckingham palace. the most ambitious event will take place on the river thames on sunday afternoon. you will be able to see that live around the world on the bbc. about 1000 boats taking part in a floti

today, the olympic torch arrived in edinburgh as it continues its journey across the united kingdom. but london is not the only city preparing for an influx of athletes and their fans. in toronto, they're getting ready for a major sporting event that raises the familiar question of whether this showcase can be a curse. >> at the athletes' village and sporting venues are still being built, but don't panic, it's not that summer games. >> playing host to the largest multi-sport competition canada has ever seen. >> this is the pan am games and toronto has another three years to build up infrastructure necessary to host 10,000 athletes from 41 western hemisphere countries. the opening and closing ceremonies will take place in downtown toronto at the stadium where the blue jays play baseball. the minister responsible for overseeing the pan am games has no value about -- no doubt about their value for the city. >> this will be a huge economic boost to the city and the region. 15,000 jobs just from the creation of the venues. it is accelerating infrastructure that hasn't been spoken about fo

proclaimed queen plays with prince charles and princess ann, a day at the beach with dad, the duke of edinburghe kids guarded by the family corgie and here's a home movie no other family has, the queen returning from her coronation. it's been 60 years of elizabeth's reign and this weekend the country will celebrate the historic achievement. >> the diamond jubilee i think gives us a chance to celebrate with pride all the queen means to us, both as a nation, and indeed as one of her children. >> reporter: prince william, who will one day follow in his grandmother's footsteps, spoke with british broadcaster itv in a new documentary. >> they're quite hard footsteps to fill. it's just a matter of learning what's gone before me. everyone's fascinated by the queen's life, how she's done it. >> reporter: prince william's wedding was a big celebration but believe it or not, the diamond jubilee is set to be even bigger. the excitement is building on london streets, pride in country and queen on full display. ♪ the street parties have already begun, celebrating a once in a lifetime event. >> cheers for th

. >> reporter: john glenn teaches management science at a university in edinburgh.e joined the snp in 1979. during the 1970s, oil fields were developed off the scottish coast in the north sea. glenn argues that britain has failed to invest the oil revenues wisely for scotland. >> there's a good future in oil for scotland. but the important thing is that that is used for the benefit of future generations. >> reporter: scottish demands for devolutiont of powers from the central government have already achieved some success. the scottish parliaments areinstated 13 years ago, for the first time in around 290 years. movie star sean connery was born in scotland and is a high profile supporter of scottish independence. he was invited to attend the inauguration ceremony for the legislature. scotland has won a substantial degree of autonomy. it has the power to enact its own laws in a wide range of fields such as health and education. it also has limited authority to set income tax rates. the pro-independence snp became the largest force in the scottish parliament five years

special thanksgiving service and simple as the thing for the queen without a husband the duke of edinburgh after he was admitted to hospital on monday four days of events will culminate with broadcasting a message of thanks. they say a picture is worth a thousand words and in the world are also talking millions of dollars sometimes to pay for said treasures however experts now claim roughly half of all work sold today a fake laura smith caught up with one russian collector who is happy to share the forgeries he was tricked into buying. important works of arts go under the hammer every day in london's west end but how can i love as be sure of what they're buying according to scotland yard a staggering fifty percent of our salt is packed what we're looking at these days is a very considerable increase in faking of twentieth century i've seen a number of provincial auction houses and. so fakes. a considerable scale and i think it's something that we will accept a lot of forgeries to use a sold website but it's not just internet bias we can be taken in by the fall which is crush the latest auc

of course the great regret today is that the duke of edinburgh is not at at her side.here every day through the 60 years of her reign, unfortunately taken ill yesterday through a bladder infection, he spent last night at hospital. we're told this is a precautionary measure, that his illness is not serious, but he turns 91 in a few days. any health scare at this age has to be taken seriously. back to buckingham palace, they'll go up onto the balcony. there will be a wave, the masses below, a fly-past from jets, famous planes that throughout her reign will fly overhead. and that will kind of wrap up the proceedings. it's been a fantastic four days and there's a sense here the country has really come together behind her over these period of celebrations but back to work tomorrow, lynn. >> folks, if you're watching this, these are live pictures coming out of london where the royal family is headed towards st. paul cathedral. annabel, you've been there for the last four days and you've been experiencing all these festivities, talking to people on the street. what are they s

>> it should be the duke of edinburgh who's not here.wall, the princess of wales. the duke of cambridge, the duchess of cambridge and prince harry. this is difference from the golden and the silver jub lees. this is a slimmed-down appearance. it's all about the line of succession and the queen is sending her heir and her other heir out there. >> these are the rock stars. let's be honest. the royal family has -- there are a lot of you. i think what we're seeing today is the rock stars of the royals. and they are rock stars. and the queen right now pound for pound is the biggest star in the world. that's why everyone's going so crazy. >> we have to get a quick break in. what does that feel like being on the balcony? keep taking a look at these beautiful pictures. quick break here. back in a moment. [ female announcer ] introducing coffee-mate natural bliss. made with only milk... cream... a touch of sugar... and pure natural flavors. coffee-mate natural bliss. from nestle. add your flavor naturally. ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 let's talk about th

they say of more than a thousand boats traditional or modern is scored in the queen in the duke of edinburgh aboard a specially decorated royal barge down the river thames looking at the tender e. within the last couple of minutes anyway the queen. to the old naval reserve base but those the rest of the boats are going to be on the thames for at least the next hour takes a full seventy five minutes to get from the start point to the end it's been a huge show five thousand five hundred police seven thousand private stewards on duty to make sure that everything's safe and sound they're the route starting at hammersmith bridge passing chelsea bridge going on to london bridge ending it just past tower bridge it's been a big do then of course not the only event on the way either party sarah firth is in london watching the festivities as well you can join her on twitter the fall of the diamond jubilee celebrations as that long fall day holiday weekend with street parties and other events one of the queen's sixty years on the throne are underway . and you malicious computer virus swept through the

considered it the highlight of this weekend's events the queens elderly husband prince philip the duke of edinburgh was absent from several of the festivities he remains hospitalized treated for a bladder infection coming up we have the day's top bu as i get older i'm making changes to support my metabolism. i'm more active, i eat right and i switched to one a day women's active metabolism, a complete women's multivitamin, plus more -- for metabolism support. and that's a change i feel good about. [ female announcer ] from one a day. live from the new york stock exchange ... there has been an emergency meeting to review developments over in europe the key topic: spain and greece ... finance ministers and presidents of the world's seventh of this country say they will work together to help hero's own countries put their public finances on silesolid footing ... the emergency conference call comes two weeks before the big g-20 meeting the european debt crisis is expected to be the main topic of conversation at that meeting ... facebook stock is slumping since going public here's another setback for th

. >> actually in edinburgh, scotland.i wanted don to experience what we experienced, the inspiration for the film, this amazing country. >> they immersed us in scottish history and tradition. >> we had a dinner complete live ah agus. outside, falconry, amazing bird behavior. i got to hold one on my arm. he won't bite, they tell me. >> archery is traditional for competition, hunting and battle, and there's fierce combat in history. clan fighting, it was tribe versus tripe for real. ian said it's been hasn't down, mostly for show now, and apparently i'm not much of a challenge. >> at that speed i'm going to die of old age. >> in brave, the setting becomes part of it. >> in scotland, abc-7 news. >> now you can sniff your way to romp there's a new twist on dating and it's not online. pheromone parties are all the rage. party gores are asked to select a slept-in temperature shirt that will be sniffed by participants. you can choose your mate. the parties have been held in los angeles and new york and we're told san francisco i

the duke of edinburgh isn't here. the duchess and duke of cambridge and prince harry.hday parade you get to see the whole plethora of the royal family. not this time. the jubilee has been done to the golden jubilee and the silver jubilee. this is a slimmed down appearance by the monarchy. >> why? >> because it's about the line of succession. by sending her heir and other heir out there. that is what this is all about. >> ladies on the end, we have katie nichol and india hicks. india you were one of princess di's bridesmaids. talk about what it was like standing with her. >> when you're all standing behind the curtains to come out, what are you doing? >> chatting. catching up with family gossip and drinking home made lemon refresher. the queen loves it. they will be beginning to open the glass doors and the rock stars as you say will be getting their way to the front. everybody just knows who's going to be out there. there'll be a push of the elbow. i must say, standing on the balcony and looking down on thousands upon thousands of upturned faces is extraordinary. it's

the duke of edinburgh was hospitalized last week, due to a bladder infection. he had to miss a few days of the queen's jubilee. he nodded when asked if he was feeling better. >>> news reports showing president obama tough on terrorists now he is denying the white house deliberately leaked classified information that shows him in strong command of foreign policy. >>> white house says there is no independent investigation. eric holder just appointed two prosecutors. >>> the notion that my white house, would purposely release classified national security information, is offensive. >> again attorney general holder appointed two prosecutors including the u.s. attorney for dc who just prosecuted kwame brown and a donor to president obama's campaign and rod rosen stein. appointed by george w bush. >>> >> president obama also gave a surprise press conference on the economy friday. >> we've created, 4.3 million jobs over the last 27 months. over 800,000 just this year alone. the private sector is doing fine. >> that comment just blew up the president did try to later wa

of course, one figure has been missing throughout today, and that is prince philip, the duke of edinburgh. he's been at the queen's side throughout the 60 years of her reign. what great sadness that he could not be there today. he's currently hospitalized with a bladder infection. he's staying in again overnight. doctors say he should be home before too long. so this brings to a close four days of celebrations to mark this extraordinary landmark 60 years on the throne. a diamond jubilee that everyone here will most certainly remember. anabelle roberts, nbc news, london. >>> news 4 is in london. we'll have reports on news 4 at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> allegations of sex abuse. today, jury selection began. in the jerry sandusky trial. lawyers are tasked with seating an impartial jury with members who have not already formed an opinion about the former football coach's guilt or innocence. brian moore has the story now from bella font, pennsylvania. >> reporter: day one of jury selection in sandusky's sex abuse trial. the former penn state coach appeared subdued. >> at one point, the judge reminded

of course, one figure has been missing throughout today, and that is prince philip, the duke of edinburgh been at the queen's side throughout the 60 years of her reign. what great sadness that he could not be there today. he's currently hospitalized with a bladder infection. he's staying in again overnight. doctors say he should be home before too long. so this brings to a close four days of celebrations to mark this extraordinary landmark 60 years on the throne. a diamond jubilee that everyone here will most certainly remember. anabelle roberts, nbc news, london. >> our own doug is in london. he ran into a couple locals. >> reporter: a little bit of rain starting to fall. a little on the cool side. we just went into herods here in london. check this out. i met two lovely ladies. this is alice. nancy here. they came up and said, wait, how can you be in london? we watch you guys all the time. so here they are. they're from fairfax. they wanted to say hi to you in the states. >> hi, everyone in fairfax and the united states. >> fairfax. >> so pretty cool stuff. we cam aome to london to meet

my other question, though, knowing that she's married and her husband now prince philip, duke of edinburgh has to -- she is his sovereign. he walks behind her. >> the shadow. >> yes. >> not only that, but their private life has gone forever. >> india, what does your family make of the way the queen has been since that moment, given they were there right at the start? >> i mean, unfaltering loyalty. you know, it is extraordinary to see how the monarch has adapted, and i do think that we see right now that we have modernized our monarchy in the fact that there's some extraordinary statistic right now that 88% of the commonwealth in britain would want a monarchy, whereas a number of years ago that was faltering. we have adjusted. and here today we see, you know, what a celebration it is. >> the queen has reigned for 60 years. appropriately, it is now pouring with rain. will she be bothered by this? >> no, she won't be bothered by it at all. she's used to it. when she goes walkabout, if it's raining, she's got an umbrella. i'm glad india used the word the queen has adapted because that's exact

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prince phillip, the duke of edinburgh, will turn 91 on saturday. the palace said he was taken to the hospital as a precaution for bladder infection and the royal family spent hours in the cold and rain sunday during a river pageant. the jubilee is celebrating the 60 years on the throne. >> the queen went ahead with the plans of the jubilee concert at buckingham palace and included sir paul mccartney, elton john and tom jones. the u.s. was well-represented with stevie wonder and renee fleming. huge crowds, as you can see, gathered around the palace to watch the show. >>> coming up, raising the retirement age. why one ceo said that americans may have to start working until they 80 to solve a debt crisis overseas. >>> and a breast cancer breako through. we'll tell you about a new drug that reduces the side effects of chemotherapy. >>> hi, couper. -- hi, cooper. >> hi, cooper. >> and later, a child reacting to hearing his mother for the very first time. sue. >>> and his face is just so precious, laura and shape. what a beautiful day we -- laura and sha