just g o economic or geopolitical breakups than the european union would be hollywood legend. elizabeth taylor, if she had divorced any single one of her ex husband's 8 times. and i guess that makes russia richard burton then, because brussels has just announced that it's breaking up with russia yet again with an 8th sanctions package. and the u bras says that it's really going to make moscow pay the price this time, which frankly would be a nice change from previous sanctions. packages which have mostly just made europeans pay the price. so today, we're together proposing a new package of biting sanctions against russia. so what's going to be the game changer this time around? well, these new measures are set to ban russian toilet paper and other hygiene products from being imported to the you. russia has the natural resources that the you largely lacks to make such things which are particularity important right now, in light of german toilet paper, manufacturing giant haggle, declaring bankruptcy as high energy costs start taking their toll on european manufacturing. so europeans who have be

just geo economic or geopolitical breakups than the european union would be hollywood legend. elizabeth taylor, if she had divorced any single one of her ex husband's 8 times. and i guess that makes russia richard burton then because brussels has just announced that it's breaking up with russia yet again with an 8th sanctions package. and the u bras says that it's really going to make moscow pay the price this time, which frankly would be a nice change from previous sanctions. packages which have mostly just made europeans pay the price. so today, we're together proposing a new package of biting sanctions against russia. so what's going to be the game changer this time around? well, these new measures are set to ban russian toilet paper and other hygiene products from being imported to the e. u. russia has the natural resources that the you largely lacks to make such things which are particularly important right now in light of german toilet paper. manufacturing giant haggle, declaring bankruptcy as high energy costs start taking their toll on european manufacturing. so europeans who have been

new york fashion week. designer christians seriana, choosing the former townhouse of actress elizabeth taylor in which to present his dramatic styles this idea glam. you know, i really, i took light. i took old hollywood icons. i really went there, you know, celebrities joined with buyers, adding to the buzz of the semi annual fashion event. after 2 years of coven restrictions in smaller crowds, fashion week has always been about trends, centers in high end buyers. but this year, there's evidence that shoppers across the country are looking for that one special outfit with apparel prices up 5 percent nationwide over last year. shoppers are paying more to refresh their wardrobes. the sale of formal attire in particular has picked up as americans are once again, attending weddings and spending more time in the office. moving away as consumers from the over indulgence of casual where and you're seeing more people go into buying business where ah, business casual and even fancier dresses as shirts that look not like t shirts, but actually dress shirts more affordable retail outlets, however, are

and weak designer christian seriana choosing the former townhouse of actress elizabeth taylor, in which to present his dramatic styles this idea glam. you know, i really, i took light. i took old hollywood icons. i really went there, you know, celebrities joined with buyers, adding to the buzz of the semi annual fashion event after 2 years of covered restrictions and smaller crowds. fashion week has always been about trend setters in high end buyers. but this year, there's evidence that shoppers across the country are looking for that one special outfit with apparel prices up 5 percent nationwide over last year. shoppers are paying more to refresh their wardrobes. the sale of formal attire in particular has picked up as americans are once again, attending weddings and spending more time in the office. moving away as consumers from the over indulgence of casual where and you're seeing more people go into buying business where ah, business casual and even fancier dresses as shirts that look not like t shirts, but actually dress shirts more affordable retail outlets however, are struggling

she and elizabeth taylor are the two most photographed women in the world. >> they touched down in sanot of them was when they took a ride on the famous san francisco cable cars. >> appealing to the american is the fact that this is a very informal visit, and every newspaper company did all their best to get pictures. >> people were running alongside the cars trying to get a glimpse or something. >> princess margaret's next stop is the epi center of fame and glam, hollywood. she and tony tour the movie studios. >> they received an open arm welcome on the set of the hit film, torn curtain. margaret, who loves the stars, is just in seventh heaven. they are having a ball. >> just as they like to party back in london, they also like to party in the states, and they never gave up for the entire trip. >> hollywood laid out its red carpet in what was perhaps the most important social life princess and prince went to a hollywood ball. >> they were usually the last to go at parties. they stayed until 2:00 a.m., 3:00 p.m. when everybody else was exhausted. after one very select party, princess m

margaret is the first world celebrity ppc and elizabeth taylor the two most photographe woman in the san francisco cable cars. >> every newsreel, newspaper an tv company -- >> people were running alongsid their cars just trying to get a glimpse of something. >> misses margaret's next-stop is at the epicenter of fame and glamour colyn hollywood ppc and 20 toward the middle -- movie studios. hollywood maybe the city where dreams are made but doesn't leave much time to relax. >> they receive an open arm welcome on the set of hitchcock film "torn curtain." and meeting her julie andrews and margaret, who love the st stars, is just in seventh he heaven. you there having a ball. just a they like to party in london, they also like to party in the states, and they never give up for the entire trip. >> hollywood laid out its red carpet in what was perhaps the most potent social event in its illustrious history. it was the night the real-life princess and her prince went to a hollywood ball. >> they were usually the last t go at parties people they staye until 2:00 a.m. 3:00 a.m. when everybody

she and elizabeth taylor are the two most-photographed women in the world. >> they touched down in san took a ride on the famous san francisco cable cars. >> appealing to the americans is the fact that this is a very informal visit and every tv and newspaper company did its best its all-but-insatiable demand for pictures. >> princess margaret's next stop is the epicenter of fame and glamour, hollywood. she and tony tour the movie studios. >> hollywood may be the city where dreams are made but doesn't leave much time to relax. >> they received an open-arm welcome on the set of the hitchcock film "tom curtain." paul newman and julie andrews and margaret, who loves the stars, is just in 7th heaven. they are having a ball. >> just as they like to party back in london, they also like to party in the states and they never gave up for the entire trip. >> hollywood laid out its red carpet in what was perhaps its most illustrious event. >> they were usually the last to go at parties. they stayed till 2:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m., when everybody else was exhausted. >> after one very select party, prince

. >> steve: at least he didn't say elizabeth taylor. >> peter: that would be something. >> steve: oneit of news you and i were talking about late in the day and i've seen it reported so you can go ahead and explain it. joe biden went to delaware out of nowhere last night after the big party. >> peter: he did. because they were set up on the south lawn they couldn't just take the helicopter straight to delaware, which they sometimes do because as the crow flies its 50 or 60 miles. they took the full presidential motorcade to joint base andrew, had a motorcade waiting, took them to polling place, he stopped at his house in delaware and then motorcade back to the air force one to jay ba, motorcade back to the white house. it runs $177,000 just for the plane in addition to secret service costs and a big carbon footprint, he will go to to droit today to push electric vehicles because they are great for the world, his travel yesterday, many, many blk suvs. >> steve: and the whole point is he had to go because they forgot to have him mail in a ballot. >> peter: it's unclear if they forgot to

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new york fashion week. designer christians seriana, choosing the former townhouse of actress, elizabeth taylor in which to present his dramatic styles, this idea of glam. you know, i really, i took light. i took old hollywood icons. i really went there, you know, celebrities joined with buyers, adding to the buzz of the semi annual fashion event. after 2 years of coven restrictions in smaller crowds, fashion week has always been about trends, centers then high in buyers, but this year there's evidence that shoppers across the country are looking for that one special outfit with apparel prices up 5 percent nationwide over last year . shoppers are paying more to refresh their wardrobes. the sale of formal attire in particular has picked up as americans are once again, attending weddings and spending more time in the office. moving away as consumers from the over indulgence of casual where and you're seeing more people go into buying business where ah, business casual and even fancier dresses at shirts that look not like t shirts, but actually dress shirts more affordable. retail outlets however,

at something like an investiture question would say the same things to elizabeth taylor as she with the spoken about so much. yes, she had a very instant _ has been spoken about so much. us: she had a very instant smile. she was not an actress like her mother. she would smile all the time, even though it was bucketing down with the rain. the queen is quite often very serious, she called miss piggy face in the 19805. when she smiled it was delightful and it really did transform her. she had a beautiful smile, she really let up. horizon everything. she was dazzling when she smiled. equally she would go back to being formal again, a bit dutiful. it was quite a good name and if you could get her to smile, definitely. —— quite a good moment. i am sure it was privileged to be able to photograph her. thank you forjoining us. our bbc news colleague annita mcveigh is at balmoral. you have been watching many people leaving their tributes this morning. absolutely. from dog walkers to toddlers, tourists, a steady and growing stream of people arriving at the gates of balmoral to a to leave flowers.

elizabeth ii. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: australia suspending parliament for 15 days more in the queen. power of the bloomberg network, we go to our wonderful euro in sydney where one of our favorite coanchor's paul allen joins us. waking up to your friday morning as well. waking up to this news, what is the tone in sydney? >> there is only one story in australia today and this is it. i couldn't quite believe it, i had to read it twice. a day of mourning across the country. australia is still a constitutional monarchy as is new zealand. the queen is central to life here, she is the official head of state still and king charles iii will be. australia is quite young country . we've had only 29 prime minister's. the queen met more than half of them. for many australians, she is the only monarch they have ever known. she usually hit garth -- historically significant date. guy: there has always been an issue in australia after whether or not the queen should be head of state. >> your absolute right. one of her more unusual visits to the country, she visited shortly after a referendum had bee

elizabeth: today the white house has folksinger james taylor singing in celebration of the inflationtion act, u penn wharton, cbo, moody's analytics will not have effect on inflation. listen to this, this happened at the markets were tanking today. watch? >> ♪ i've seen sunny days that thought they would never end. i've seen lonely times when i could not find a friend ♪ elizabeth: that is really odd, congressman, right? james taylor is a great singer but the markets are going down. again it is so off the wall and tone deaf to do this today like this? >> he was the best part of the obama inaugural where he sang last. he is a great writer and a singer but at the end of the day you cannot perform your way through the reality of inflation. the typical family, my typical constituent is spending $500 a month more on essentials. not luxuries the things they must be as you mentioned. eggs are not something you say i will buy caviar instead. the reality is we're paying more for things we must have. elizabeth: you know democrats, more of them, steve are avoiding biden on the campaign trail. wa

taylor. and under the top stories on al jazeera, thousands of people accusing to pay their final respects to queen elizabeth. the 2nd person is longer serving monarch will line state for 4 days before her funeral was held on monday, a queen passed away on thursday earlier the queen's coffin left buckingham palace for the last time. her son, king charles, the 3rd whose britons knew raining monic, led the procession towards westminster hall. thousands lined the streets to watch the coffin being carried on a horse drawn carriage. as it was saluted by canons, and the tolling of big ben ukraine's president lu ms. lensky, his in an area in the northeast of the country, that his troops recently recaptured from russian forces. he met soldiers and the devastated city of him, and held a moment of silence for fallen fighters. russian forces left last week after ukraine surprised them with a counter offensive integrated hockey region. lensky heard from prosecutors who told him residents had been tortured during moscow 6 months, occupation. and he vowed to take back all ukrainian territory. that is on our site though. s

a kid and following queen elizabeth, princess diana, the royal family, you understand the significance of a figurehead. she was an important one, not just for the u.k. taylor: from a lot of the notes we have read, doing such a good job balancing the traditions of the crown while pivoting to a new social era that she oversaw in the last 70 years. really doing a good job of managing that. nigel faraj was speaking earlier. he said that when she met winston churchill for the first time, he talked about this being the new elizabethan age. that has really come to fruition today. caroline: the longest reigning monarch celebrated her platinum jubilee in june. we must think that this is not to state moment of mourning for the u.k., but she is of course queen for the while him of the commonwealth, including 14 other countries like australia, canada, jamaica. she was a constitutional monarch . she kept her views to herself. romaine: we are getting official word from the royal family through their twitter account, saying the queen died peacefully at bell moral this afternoon. the king and queen consort will remain at bell moral this evening and returned to london tomo

elizabeth the day that she passed. that's ten times more than serena williams on her final u.s. open. that's 20 times more than for taylort trying to find searches according to flight searches, it was 48%. there was her 70-plus years of political guidance she met with 13 u.s. presidents since eisenhower, seven different popes. a little known fact, she had private weekly meetings with each of her prime ministers, the british constitution giving her power to advise and warn her prime ministers. and finally, if you're a royal hat watcher, according to the numbers, she wore over 5,000 different hats during her reign, sometimes donning them as you see here in this picture during her letter writing which she also enjoyed doing she sent 1 million cards to couples that were celebrating their 60th or diamond wedding anniversary. back to you. >> wow, that's fascinating richard, thank you i'm a fan of the new eras 5950 caps. >> a great breakdown for us. >>> let's turn now to the american culinary queen. martha stewart is turning heads as she bears it all for her love of pumpkin spiced coffee. >> just look at this, a thing of natura

taylor. this is the owners here news. i live from london coming up. wow. oh britain and the world say a final farewell to queen elizabeth at a funeral, attended by kings, queens, president and prime ministers. few leaders receive the outpouring of love, but where you have seen ah, it was a day full of pageantry, with hundreds of thousands lining the streets. as a coffin was taken from london to windsor where she's now been laid to rest. also a series of explosions kills 13 people in the separatist hell. city of jeanette's, as ukraine says, it's preparing for an assault on russian forces in the dumbass region. and her confusion slams into the dominican republic after flooding, puerto rico and triggering a total blackout. and in sport, major league soccer is investigating the alleged use of a racial slur during a game. d. c. united greek forward taxi, for whence is, is accused of abusing a player from inter milan. ah, it was a funeral that through some of the world's most powerful leaders, presidents, prime ministers, kings and queens, one hundreds of thousands of people packed the streets to say a final farewell. queen e

people -- not even necessarily household names, you know, people like miles taylor you mentioned earlier, the book, elizabethf others were trying to basically say, look, you know, he was a terrible person or president but they didn't want to be associated with saying things on the record. even now to that effect. they might want to tell their stories but they are still reluctant to cross him too overtly and remarkable what power he still has power over people who don't believe him and is a threat to the country and yet are still very much i think, you know, intimidated or nervous about getting on his bad side. >> it's a really, really beautifully written, incredibly reported story of, as you both said, some of the things we knew were happening but didn't understand everything that was grinding and churning under the surface, thank you so much to both of you for being here. peter and susan's new book, "the divider" is out now. peter baker and susan glasser, thank you so much for spending time with us and congratulations. >>> when we come back, we will shift gears to the current occupant of the oval office pre

taylor. the u. k is about to begin 10 days of national mourning after the death of its longest serving monarch queen elizabeth the 2nd. despite the rain crowds have gathered outside buckingham palace to mourn her death at the age of 96 . the queen was on the throne for 70 years. one of the longest reigns in global history and was a familiar face to hundreds of millions of people around the world. but here in the u. k, many saw her as a rock of stability. seeing the country through times of turbulence, i the 2nd world war and the end of the british empire, and more recent political upheavals like breaks it. she seen 15 prime ministers during her reign, marking in palo, says, she died peacefully in the afternoon at her scottish estate, all moral. the queen's family rushed to her side when doctor said they were concerned about her health earlier on thursday. the crown has now passed to her oldest son, who will be known as king charles the 3rd. let's take you straight now to washington d. c. where president biden is signing a book of condolence at the u. k embassy in washington. the 1st we've seen of president bi

taylor. this is the hours here and use our live from london coming up. ah, queen elizabeth makes her final journey from buckingham palace. king charles, his sons and his siblings, marching behind the coffin. her body is now lying in state in parliament, a queue of people waiting to file, past and pay their respects is ready for kilometers. long. amina is prime minister appeals for help from a russian lead regional security force of to fighting with as a, by john kills a 155 soldiers. thus, offer a wouldn't hold up a bay route bank, demanding her own money in what's becoming a regular occurrence in crisis. hit lebanon, and i'm, he's the same as him. bo, with your sports these little messy, helps paris sandra, and fight back to overcome mccovie heifer in the champions league. oh ha. ah, we begin in london where thousands of mourners have started to file past the coffin of queen elizabeth the 2nd should be lying in state at westminster hall for the next 4 days. acute 4 kilometers long as snaking through the british capital as people wait to pay their last respects. earlier, th

elizabeth at a funeral attended by kings, queens, presidents, and prime ministers. >> those who serve will be loved and remembered when those who cling to power and privileges are long forgotten. ♪ lauren: i'm lauren tayloris is al jazeera live from london. also coming up, a series of explosionsilled 13 people in the separatist city of donuts as ukrae, -- donetsk, as ukraine braces themselves. and hurricane fiona triggering a total blackout in puerto rico. hello. it was a funeral that drew some of the world's most powerful leaders. presidents, prime ministers, kings, and queens, and hundreds of thousands of people packed the streets to say a final farewell to queen elizabeth ii. the uk's longest-serving monarch has now been laid to rest alongside her late husband, prince philip. she was one of the world's most recognizable faces, who saw through tumultuous times. others are questioning the role of the monarchy in the modern world along with its stark colonial legacy. we have coverage on how the u.k. and the world bid farewell to queen elizabeth ii. reporter: in solemn silence, the queens coffin was born from westminster hall, onto the gun carriage pulled by sailors and a tradition begun with a funeral by

elizabeth at a funeral, attended by kings, queens, presidents and prime ministers. those who serve will be loved and remembered when those who claim to power and privileges are long forgotten. ah, norton taylor, this is al jazeera live from london, also coming up a series of explosions kills 13 people in the separatist hell, city of genetic. as ukraine says, it's preparing for an assault on russian forces in the don't bus region. and tara confused slams into the dominican republic auto flooding puerto rico, and triggering total back out. ah hello, it was a funeral, drew some of the world's most powerful leaders, presidents, prime ministers, kings and queens, or hundreds of thousands of people packed the streets to say a final farewell to queen elizabeth. the 2nd u. k is longer serving monarch who's rain, span 70 is, has not been laid to rest alongside her late husband, prince philip. she was one of the world's most recognizable faces, but many saw as a rocco stability, seeing them through to mount us times. but with her passing, others have questioned the role of the monarchy in a modern world, along with its dark, colonial legacy or force. it begins our coverage on how the u. k. and the wor

elizabeth ii. i met the queen on a number of occasions at buckingham palace and various receptions and events all around britain. lady tayloro met her and she was glad to know she was an american, special relationship was very important to the queen. she was 96, it was going to happen at some time, it was still a shock. she was the grandmother of the nation, she is above politics. she never complained, she never explained. she was a true leader in so many ways. although we knew she was good to pass at some stage, we are in shock and i feel very sad, very sad today. >> trace: it's interesting because you talk about the shock, today the daily mail ran a headline that said the country was in shock. and that some people pushed back saying she was 96 years old. as you say, 96 years old and you expect her to keep going on. we got some sound for people outside of buckingham palace and i want to get your reaction on the other side of this, listen to this. >> we are going to miss the queen a lot, she is an exemplary role model to follow. >> new foreign minister, new monarch, who knows what will happen now? >> she has been a constant

taylor, everybody! that's it for "the late show." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >> james: good evening. we of course heard the news today, that queen elizabeth

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elizabeth ii draws to a close. tonight with the context, democratic strategist mary anne marsh and brian taylor, political commentator to take back the house. but polls have been narrowing for the senate, with many suggesting it is too close to call. georgia was a key swing state in the 2020 election — donald trump lost by around 12,000 votes. the atlanta journal—constitution has a poll out today on both the governor and senate race. it suggests the current governor, brian kemp, has a commanding lead over democratic rival stacey abrams — leading her by 50% to 42%. but the senate race is in a statistical dead heat, with the republican challenger herschel walker just leading the current democratic senator, raphael warnock. tia mitchell is the atlanta journal—constitution's washington correspondent. just talk us through the pole that you guys had. what are we focusing in on? arguably that bounce back to the democrats in terms of roe versus wade in the uk, it doesn't seems to have that bounce for the democrats that we had possibly been expecting. yeah, in our poll, we do drill down on things like approval of president bi

elizabeth on thursday, that was a day that she passed. that was ten times more than for serena williams when she started her final u.s. open. 20 times more than four tayloris only a virtual here alex. americans wanted to be there in the uk during their very emotional time. flights are just to. london they spiked 49%. lets the day the queen died from before the travel site hopper. and then there were 70 plus years of political guidance. we've talked about it so much. she met all the last 14 u.s. presidents. that is except for lyndon johnson. eisenhower, she met with seven popes since 1961 with john paul the 23rd. she had private weekly meetings with 15 prime minister since winston churchill. the british constitution giving her powell to advise. and alex, a sentimental number here for, you she loved right personal notes. you saw her doing this and awful lot. almost 1 million cars, says reuters, and that's just a couple celebrating their 60th diamond wedding anniversary. how about? that >> can you imagine getting one of those and having also 13 sitting american president that you chatted with in-person? i'm told that you found the staff of the queen himself

elizabeth at a funeral, attended by kings, queens presidents and prime ministers. those who serve will be loved and remembered when those suit claim to power and privileges are long forego. ah, are taylor, this is andrew 0, live from london. also coming up a series of explosions kills 13 people in the separatist hell, city of do nets. as ukraine says, it's preparing for an assault on russian forces in the dorm best region. are a confusion of slams into the dominican republic after flooding. puerto rico, a triggering a total blackout. ah and it was a funeral that drew some of the world's most powerful leaders, president's prime minister's kings and queens, or hundreds of thousands of people packed the streets to say a final farewell to queen elizabeth. the 2nd u. k is longer serving monarch, whose rain span 70 years has not been laid to rest alongside her late husband, prince philip. she was one of the world's most recognizable faces, but many saw as a rock of stability, seeing through tumultuous times, but with her passing, others have questioned the role of the monarchy in a modern world, along with its dark, colonial legacy harry force, it begins our coverage on how the u. k and the