they, they're in some edwards chapel, which is behind the high on the changing the roads. and they will soon be making that way alice's the abbey and mason the way back to fucking and tell us the of the, the today in the down. this is what you're listening to now. listening to now being sung by the class. this piece of music was composed for the coordination of elizabeth, the sections of the seat back in 195370 years ago. another one of the more traditional pieces of music that we're hearing and this coordination ceremony the . 6 says sorry, does it, is it very much according to plan and to should real doesn't it which i'm sure very smooth. yes. must be a great for nice to every country for hope, because you can imagine why we know how said it's months of preparation. but the king himself, something that he knew was coming down the right for many decades. and particularly for example, there's so many of these chrome tunes, things could go wrong, particularly when that heavy. absolutely. and as you said, you couldn't practice with the compressor was the crown, because it ca

edward chang caught her case and he had a cutting-edge plan in place. >> we had been pioneering the usemal. >> reporter: dr. chang inserted a probe through a tiny hole in debbie 's head. using gps coordinates, he guided it right to the tiny growth. >> precision was important for this procedure. >> reporter: on the tip of the probe, that when activated, the laser destroyed the growth. immediately after surgery, no more seizures and no more depression! >> it is quite a new life. a ne start. >> reporter: her doctors are thrilled. >> i feel honored that i had th opportunity to take care of debbie. >> it is tremendously gratifying. >> reporter: as for debbie? >> all i can say is that i owe my life to them. >> reporter: a life that, thank to serendipity or some greater plan, can be lived knowing that there is always hope on the horizon. >> i need to thank producer molly mccray for all of her fantastic work putting that entire story together. doctors think that that rare condition might actually be more common for people who have uncontrolle epilepsy. >>> got to talk about weather. gloomy and

edward chang had a cutting-edge plan in place. >> we have been pioneering the use of a technology called laser thermal ablution. >> reporter: dr. chang inserted a probe through a tiny hole in debbie's head, and using gps coordinates, guided it to the tiny growth. on the tip of the probe, a laser, that when activated, destroyed the growth. immediately after surgery, no more seizures and no more depression! >> it is quite a new life. a new start. >> reporter: her doctors are thrilled. >> i feel honored tounake care debbie. >> it is tremendously gratifying. >> reporter: as for debbie -- >> all i can say is that i owe my life to them. >> reporter: a life that, thanks to serendipity or some greater plan, can always be lived knowing that there is hope on the horizon. >> pretty interesting transformation there. doctors think this transformation might be more common for those who have uncontrolled epilepsy, though it is rare, liz, and i want to thank our producer molly mccray for working so hard to put that story together. >> what a miracle , and even more impressive that she was able to put tog

edward chang caught her case.een pioneering the us of a new technology called lase thermal ablation. laser probe coming down right to the spot. >> reporter: dr. chang inserted a very thin probe through a tin hole in debbie's head. using gp coordinates, he guided it to th tiny growth. >> precision was quite importan for this procedure. >> reporter: on the tip of the probe, a laser that when activated destroyed the growth. >> it's beautiful. isn't it? >> reporter: immediately after surgery no more seizures. and n more depression. >> it's quite a new life. and a new start. >> reporter: her doctors are thrilled. >> i feel really honored that i had the opportunity to take car of debbie. >> it's -- tremendously gratifying. >> reporter: as for debbie? >> all i can say is i owe my life to them. >> reporter: a life that thanks to serendipity or some greater plan, can be lived knowing there's always hope on the horizon. >> hope is a big thing there. especially dealing with something like that. incredible story. doctors beli

edward chang caught her case and he had a cutting edge plan in place. >> we've been pioneering the us of a new technology called lase thermal ablation. laser probe i coming right down to the spot. >> reporter: dr. chang inserted a very thin probe through a tin hole in debbie's head. using gp coordinates he guided it precisely to the tiny growth. >> precision was quite importan for this procedure. >> reporter: on the tip of the probe laser. immediately after surgery, no more seizures. and -- no more depression. >> it's -- quite a new life. a new start. >> reporter: her doctors are thrilled. >> i feel really honored that i had the opportunity to take car of debbie. >> it's tremendously gratifying >> reporter: as for debbie? >> all i can say is i owe my life to them. >> reporter: a life that, thank to serendipity or some greater plan, can be lived knowing there's always hope on the horizon. >> yeah, that keyword in that story is definitely hope. >>> well, doctors believe this rare condition may actually be more common for those who have uncontrolled epilepsy. incredible story. >>> teache

was to bring an end to the war, but as soon as it i'll just piece a quarter assignment, j edwards edition changed to say the word sage interval, but to protect that piece. but there is no peace in the mignon. demonstrators wave russian slash smallways military has all the help of russian mercenaries from the fact that you ins, independent human rights. investigators accuse them as arbitrary killings and torture in what rights group described best possible evidence of work. right? okay, let me this, why ever before the work of the peacekeeping mission is essential. so with these 2 monitoring support that brings a level of accountability, stability, and protection on especially for those displays. over 300 un peacekeepers have lost their lives in mountains with more than 14000 troops on the ground. the un mission is the biggest cost list and deadliest operation in the organizations history. the demonstrators have the support of molly's military genta and they blame the tearing security situation, not on the army, but on the us. but outside the capital in the northern and central parts of the countr

was to bring an end to the will much as soon as it will just piece a quarter assignment j edwards edition changed to save the words age interval, but to protect the piece. but there is no peace in the mignon. demonstrators wave russian slash smallways military has all the help of russian mercenaries from the fact that you ins independent human rights. investigators accuse them as arbitrary killings and torture in what rights group describe best possible evidence of work, right? okay, let me this, why ever before the work of the peacekeeping mission is essential. also with these 2 monitoring support that brings a level of accountability, stability, and protection on especially for those displays. over 300 un peacekeepers have lost their lives in mountains with more than 14000 troops on the ground. the un mission is the biggest cost list and deadliest operations in the organizations history. the demonstrators have the support of bodies military genta and they blame the tearing security situation, not on the army, but on the us. but outside the capital in the northern and central parts of the countr

spoke about reagan and his rhetoric and george edwards was one of the people there responded to what i said but he said reagan was not very successful in changing minds of the country about how much government we need. s edwards said after an extensive analysis when it came time to change public opinion, typically met with failure and said once reagan was in the white house, there was a movement away from conservative views. when he left the white house, he had 63% approval. 63%. so one of the puzzling things in front of us was the domestic policy was never popular. overve time became less popular get reagan himself and brought ideas were very popular he won two landslide elections and left 62%, impossible to imagine absent a national crisis. the second part of a puzzle is reagan didn't succeed to any significant degree. cut back on the growth of government but did not lead to majorut cuts and again i will quote, the number of government workers increased during reagan's administration and jimmy carter and social welfare programs including social security and medicare rose between 1981 and 1989, this led them conservatives at the time to say th

rhetoric, george edwards was one of the people there that responded.t edwards has made the point that reagan was not very successful at changinginds of the country about how much government we need. and edwards has said, after an extensive analysis, when it came time to change public opinion he typically met with failure. he said once reagan was in the white house, there was a movement away from conservative views. but when reagan left the white house, 63% approved. 63% at the end of his administration. one of the puzzling things in front of us is reagan's policies and domestic policy. we are never popular. over time, we have become less popular. the broad ideas they were all very popular. two landslide elections and laughed at 63%. adding some kind of national crisis. the second part of the puzzle was reagan did not succeed and downsizing government to any significant degree. just to cut back on the side of the grounds of government. did not lead to major cuts. again i will quote sean. who said increasing the administration faster than jimmy carter's total expenses on total welfare programs including social security and welfa

haven't they've been through this price, but we were talking some edwards capital in the king or change into capital velvet roads known as the river the states and ought to be mixed up with a re the state just one of the beginning of the sermon in the state room by his grandfather, george was 6 in 1977. said have sworn sent edwards from the mike to imperial state from for the next stage of this awful heavy communion. it will be the final procession. and so that it's been an extraordinary service, isn't it? and so different from the ninety's pcc coordination. so it's very different to i'm one of the send that for each i think that will resonate across the country. is a way to say fleet as savvy as friends of a consistent charge, as well as the greece. and most importantly, the catholic church, the, let's see, a call in the country. the less the protestant king of england. this is highly significant because a template and senior member of the clergy, a condo has not been involved in the combination, but 9 on 5 once again is the last time. this happens is when queen mary was actually crown

but edwards has made the point that reagan was not successful at changing the minds of the country about how much government we and edwards said that. he says after an extensive analysis when it came time to change public and mobilize it on behalf of he typically met with failure. and he said once reagan was in the white house there was a movement away from conservative views. but when reagan left the white house sick, he had 63% approval, 63% at the end of his administration. so one of the puzzling things in front of us is that reagan's policies and policy, at least, were never particularly popular and overt time they became less popular. and yet reagan and his broader ideas were all very popular. reagan won two landslide elections, and he left at 63%. it's impossible to a contemporary president reaching 3%. abs. abs some kind of national crisis. the part of the puzzle is that reagan didn't succeed in downsizing to any significant degree. he cut back on the size of the growth of government, but did not to major cuts. and again, i'm going to quote shawn will lance who said that the numbe

edwards about that. so more on climate change to come.hing, the thing you've been dealing with today, there's an impolite way to put this in a polite way. the polite word is sewage. there was an apology this morning, wasn't there, from england's water suppliers for pumping sewage into waterways. how do we solve that problem? and indeed, perhaps more importantly, who should pay for it? well, we've got to have a massive investment programme focused on the worst polluting elements of the system, first to really make some action quickly. but the bill payers shouldn't be paying for it and that's what the water companies are saying. they should be paying for it. so i think if you look back at what's happened in recent years, i think some laws have been broken. they have not been doing what they were legally required to do. should they be prosecuted? well, there have been some prosecutions. the question is, has it been sufficient? but looking forward, i think we absolutely need to make sure the companies and their shareholders pay the price for

they think of their background and say, i need to clear subject on this so that they can change my life. so rich edwards k, do not think about that. they know the already rich. why would they consider it and go most schools who do have football peaches. so its a big space gunslinger club. uh so we have very many uh, bundling pallets of land. if the old not the next step to, to dish from there. been have no problem with that. you can swing the club there and give basics of good. what's your salary's own instruction to goals came back in 2018 when he found a job as a calculator, results may come paula. one a few of them. 20 golf courses in the country where he fell in love with the game is to watch videos and youtube instagram's online. yeah, basically through internet is how a lot and train my su. but put, it says click this, and now he's become an internet sensation to with more than $73000.00. follow at the instagram, watching his tips and tricks shots like this one of the, some unsuspecting counts or just all these efforts to grow the game. and uganda have also been noticed by one of the most importan

and then because our keys, edwards, who will have the sewer and they said the situation had change so much, or that if we were in berlin, they couldn't help us anymore. this, you know, into the system for you. we were afraid at 1st because the c i a and f b. i work, kidnapping people off the street here in berlin in the early ninety's. no, no. those have been and we thought that something like that happened. nobody would help us. and not was it not as well and with the other spies also afraid off to the phone of the will where they punished. you know, jeffrey said, i think we have to be prepared and we were prepared. it was ok for 4 years and then they came on the 4th of may. they rang the doorbell. i wasn't even there. and jeffrey was the rest. and our son was with jeff. they put me in the current river course and our neighbor came over to be a witness when the house was search. in the end agent ship, it's was acquitted. the couple ended this fine koreas without the criminal record. nobody was killed. we weren't killed either. so we went on with our lives, the, the spine museum opene

dejoy: that are changed just for an election? mr. edwards: yes. mr. dejoy: so we have a number of different agreements with different courts and so forth that we have decided. it really comes down to that we really put more emphasis on hunting for the ballot if we get our hands on it. it's called extraordinary measures. and we do keep -- we do keep post offices open later. we do more trips. we do -- whatever -- we do more of everything. it's just a matter of, you know, moving mail and packages. we coordinate with some offices where to bring stuff. we do some turn-around in a post office that we normally wouldn't do. i mean, one of the big misunderstandings of all-time is the postmark. we don't postmark everything. a lot of places think that we do. so we try and postmark a little more. so there is a heightened awareness. we have a committee, a board committee that kicks in to look chaired by governor mcronalds. -- mcreynolds. part of our organization that i set up when i came in that is standing all year-round, not just for elections, to coordinate spe

changed it to make it modern open and close to the audience in moscow today said goodbye to edward. seven times a week on the tbilisi-moscow route and back, georgia decided on the air carrier that will operate flights in russia so the russian military this night in kiev destroyed the american patriot air defense system . dagger, the vaunted western weapons could not eliminate the targets, the russian ministry of defense confirmed the details of the night strike on military facilities in kiev, the authorities, who claim that the attack has become almost the largest in recent times. in general, the past 24 hours clearly showed the superiority of russian weapons over nato ones, the models that western owners supply ukraine with many long-range british- made cruise missiles. the enemy was intercepted, incurring heavy losses dmitry tolmachev in detail. a series of bright flashes in the night sky over kiev, the city authorities called this attack the most massive in recent times against the objects of the armed forces. our troops hit with calibers and hypersonic daggers in kiev , as usual

of democracy. shane is an ensuring signature, so you start to be changed to the electron should be a ton unaided on pounds. then i'm edwards on the take on the elections. but then there will be that debates about can we off for the elections, but i think what's important is we must continue to ensure that and don't just document stuck. now we must continue to move forward. but as we move forward, there must be justice because if there is justice, then people can enjoy peace and prosperity in the country. but i think what's also fundamental is, yes, we might argue that to enable does not have overlap thoughts, but he has majority people. so i made kind of think said that he had the majority votes and the the consultation and i'm kind of guidelines are needed when i access clear on that. but i think what those are important is to have the reforms, you know, let's reform this process and actually, and from the fabric of society and institution that holds off, i'd be together on a quote, democratic principle within the country. it's a big weight. if the courts do decide that the result stands and that the new book is the right

change in the service. and the king now seated in the coordination chosen and as in edward's chair, in the. okay . so these are the on those uh, essentially bracelets uh, made some golden decorations with an animal and lines and velvet um, which is on campus. this alternate to ancient symbols of knighthood and miniature need a shape. and at this stage, i think we'll see you as well as susan and to the theater thing. know the greek quiet sing song, 71. it's in tribute and knows to the late do cause that the king's father and his greek heritage. and this is sung by the greek monastic quiet. while the tiny moldings pots of the government offers the jewels sold to the fox bishop forbes blessing the company to the king. jesus christ at this point is that that they offer the sort of offering to westland strategies. such as payment for the hosting with our nation. but because it's a valuable, it's actually giving back to the monica and an exchange from ven, henzy over to the, to the abbey. it's the 1st time that a woman has actually presented. uh, the sold itself. a tiny move into his little presence of

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their son king edward the seventh was the only representative of this dynasty, and his heir king george the fifth during the first world war, he changederman-sounding dynasty to winser. the british monarchy has not been considered exemplary for a long time, but still attracts everyone's attention, not a single event in the royal family goes unnoticed about why it is the british monarchs that attract, let's talk wonderful experts historian, olga and dmitrieva olga vladimirovna coronation - is it a beautiful performance or it originally laid some special meaning, of course. initially a ritual that binds. uh, the future monarch, yes, the one who is being crowned with higher powers and actually. in this ritual, the moment of the appearance of these sacred qualities of the king to society takes place, uh, and the legitimization of his power takes place. actually. it is the constitution itself in this. this ritual also takes place in england at the coronation. e lead their history from 973 with the coronation king edgar a of course since then a lot of water has flowed under the bridge. and i think that, in the modern, and the world, there a

change so quickly. do you remember edwards in the race between clinton and obama? 2008. it was all mccain, mccain, mccain, and then all of a sudden, financial crisis. i'm not sure those polls -- tom: i'm more interested -- lisa: i'm more interested to see how the messages get shaped. how are the messages going to form as they try to address their constituents? jonathan: we will be having very different conversations. take the news clips and compare them to what we will be saying in a year? tom: you guys do it better. jonathan: from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ at pgim we can help you rise to the challenges of today, when active investing and disciplined risk management are needed most. drawing on deep expertise across the world's public and private markets in pursuit of long-term returns... pgim. our investments shape tomorrow today. (jennifer) the reason why golo customers have such long term success is because we focus on real foods in the right balance so you get the results you want. when i tell people how easy it was for me to lose weight on golo, they

change the principles of democracy? shane is ensuring per signature. so, you started the say, you said uh the electron should be a ton unaided on out. then i'm edwards on the take on the election, but then there will be that debates about can we off for the elections. but i think what's important is we must continue to ensure that none jet does not have been stuck. now we must continue to move forward, but as we move forward, they must be justice because if there is justice, then people can enjoy peace and prosperity in the country. but i think what also fundamentally is, yes, we might argue that super simple does not have overlap thoughts when he has majority people. so i made kind of think that they had me try to take both the end, the, the consultation, and i'm finding some guidelines. i mean, when i'm an actor is clear on that. but i think what those are important is to have the reforms, you know, let's reform this process and actually, and from the fabric of society and institution that holds a 5 big together on a quote, democratic principle within the country. a be great if the courts do decide that the result stands and that the new book is t

edwards. hugh: a lot has been said, but the changes introduced since the coronation of 1953, the most striking probably the nature of the people that we can see here in the congregation because it is in fact radically different to the world of 70 years ago. hundreds of people drawn from charities and causes supported by the king and queen. a vast array of them are presenting theater and all branches of culture. there is stephen fry, a good friends of prince charles as he was, and now the king. they share a love of literature and a drive to improve literacy and stephen fry just one of those people represented that those the king and queen are giving their strong support to. just coming in is the paralympian who was of course one of the very prominent campaigners for equality in sport. kelly jones just coming in ahead of him, the stereophonics singer who benefited from the prince's trust. there are lots of people here from the princes trust set up back in 1976 by the prince of wales as he been was and has been defected millions of people in everything that it has tried to do in terms of support.

edwards. i i will start with the resident floridian here. -- carlos curbelo, you have my thoughts. i wonder what are your's, do you agree? if so, do you think -- what should governor desantis do to changethink your point is well taken. when you are running for president, people not only want to know what do you believe, what your policies are, what your agenda is. but they want to know who you are. governor desantis did miss an opportunity to share with the american people who he is. what really motivates him? how he grew up. you heard these other candidates, sure, we've heard that many times. and sometimes it can sound cheesy or repetitive. but it's important. people want to know someone who wants to lead them. someone who wants to be the most powerful leader in the world. i think they desantis campaign, they want to make this generational argument versus trump. that's why they went to twitter. that's why they went with this digital rollout of the campaign. but you really do get the sense that they missed an opportunity to humanize their candidate. something that desantis really does need. and to draw more of a contrast with trump. >> congresswoman edwards, i think congressman curbelo

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edwards. huw: a lot has been said about the changes introduced since the coronation in 1953.literature and drive to improve literacy. and stephen fry atjust one of those people representing the sectors that the king and queen are giving their strong support too. just coming in is dame tanni grey—thompson, the paralympian, who is of course one of the very prominent campaigners for more equality in sport. kellyjones just coming in ahead of tanni, the stereophonics singer, and there are a lot of people here from the prince's trust which was set up back in 1976 by the prince of wales as he then was, and has benefited millions of people in everything that it has tried to do in terms of support. if we look beyond the organ screen, and now here we are in the glorious theatre of the coronation, let's just explain a little, because in the opening minutes of the service at 11 o'clock, the king will be at the chairs of estate there on the left—hand side of the screen, with the queen on his left, and he will be taking the oath. a senior member of the chapel royal choir, i say a senior me

change the course of our history . arnie course of our history. arnie even the language which we speak. and you can see it all in the bio tapestry when the saintly king edwardd without children , the crown fell to his brother in law, harold godwinson , who in law, harold godwinson, who crossed the english channel, was the ruthless and piratical william duke of normandy , armed william duke of normandy, armed with a formidable host of knights and what he claimed was a promise from the now dead king edward that he should inherit the crown of england . william the crown of england. william invaded and crushed the forces of his rival at the battle of hastings. he was crowned here at westminster abbey on christmas day , where every subsequent day, where every subsequent monarch but one is celebrated their coronation, including our new king charles iii . radio. i i'm i radio. i'm getting myself ready to do a lecture evening at the a lecture this evening at the british hungarian society on coronations . now, i british hungarian society on coronations. now, i find when i'm about to give a lecture, it focuses the old mind. the big idea came into my head. hungary is

changes lives everywhere. i am here. dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. life is for living. we got this. let's partner for all of it. edwardanet yellen said a u.s. debt default thud be an unthinkable option the speaker of the house came to the white house on tuesday to threaten just that the next major event, congress leaders will meet tomorrow with president biden. joining us is sheldon white house. it's great to hear you, senator. i can hear what speaker mccarthy would say. he would say why would you say that when he is the only person and republicans the only party to have put forth some legislation that does in fact raise the debt ceiling >> well, actually, the senate has a clean debt limit bill that has been put forward we're awaiting which direction things go before it gets the vote, and the president has put forward a comprehensive budget proposal that reduces the deficit by $3 trillion that we had a hearing on and that democrats seem to be rallying around if he were to say that, it would not enjoy the benefit of being true >> would saying that the senate has put forth a clean debt bill that is passable, would sayin

changing his clothes. what we just saw him in moments before was the royal regalia that he will never return to as the scale of edward'sod, through jesus christ, our lord. who has consecrated charles to be our king. by the anointing of thy grace, he may be the defender of faith and protector of thy people. that, with him, we may learn the ways of service, compassion and love. and that the good work that has begun today may be brought to completion with the faith of jesus christ. with the angels and dark angels and those in heaven, we ask in your name praising three. -- praising three and saying. ♪♪ ♪ holy holy holy lord god of hosts heaven and earth are full of thy glory ♪ ♪ glory be to thee o lord most high ♪ o lord most high ♪ >> all glory be to thee, almighty god, our heavenly father, who, of thy tender mercy, didst give thine only son jesus christ to suffer death upon the cross for our redemption, who made there, by his one oblation of himself once offered, a full, perfect and sufficient sacrifice, oblation and satisfaction for the sins of the whole world, and did institute, and in his holy gospel command us to con

to change that over a lighter crown that you saw him on the back terrace, while listening to the military salute at buckingham palace for the flyover. it is an extraordinary crown, the saint edwardsreally excited about taking part in it. when you look at all around, there is a cultural knowledge to salute everywhere. we have a cut out here of king charles himself. you can see people wearing fascinator's address to the knives. i'm gonna read from a menu here. these are some of the things they were serving. yorkshire putting pop, they serve the full english breakfast, so much excitement on the ground, here's more from the folks who attended here today. >> it is a history making moment. thrilled to be able to see it. i was only nine when his mother was coronated, so i don't remember that, but i will remember this. >> i thought it would be -- full english breakfast to celebrate the coronation. it's a real event, and it's never happened in my lifetime. we might not see another in my lifetime. it would be great to do it. i am tired, so. >> it has been 70 years since we've seen a coronation and we've watched every wedding. we were at the jubilee last year in london. that was fun. and we

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