and in england there was really the petition of right. and common law. >> they actually codified the whole thing, yes. >> thank you. >> sure. >> move a little bit closer. can you hear okay? >> how did we end up back where we started? >> i don't think we ever left. the argument has been ongoing, and, of course, these days i think it is -- these days those who believe we are a christian nation think everybody who thinks otherwise is an atheist or, at best, a secularist. the idea, i think it is important to understand that the idea was to protect the church. the key -- of course what he talked about i did not get into. there is this concept that the state should be the berthing father of the church, but what he realizes that is great in theory, but some human has to make those decisions on what is good for the church. someone in politics is ultimately going to be deciding something for the church if there going to be. that is what he objected to, speaking as an arm of god. someone in politics, a frail human, and not even a minister. king jam

england's queen elizabeth celebrates 60 years on the throne. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. i'm lynn berry, and today we begin with a giant win. the new york giants defeated the new england patriots last night at the super bowl in indianapolis right here on nbc . it was a thrilling game that was not decided until the game's very last play. here's nbc's mario solis. >>> good morning. four years ago the giants needed a remarkable catch and a late touchdown to beat the patriots to win the super bowl. last night it was deja vu all over again or should i say deja blue. super bowl xlvi went down to the while, giants trailing late in the fourth when eli manning hits mario manningham. somehow some way he makes the catch and stays inbound to keep the drive alive. that sets up this. ahmad bradshaw untouched with the go-ahead score with a minute to play. giants rally once again to beat the pats in super bowl 46, 21-17. we'll have much more on the giants super bowl win ahead in sports. for now, back to you, lynn.

fabio capello quits as england's football manager. an arrest warrant has been issued for the former president of the maldives, but it's not clear what the charges are. welcome to "bbc world news." i'm geeta guru-murthy. also in this program -- china's inflation jumps to a three-month high after the festivities of the new year sent consumer spending soaring. and britain's prince harry qualifies as an apache helicopter pilot and wins an award for his sharpshooting. >> 30 people are reported to have been killed in homs. there's heavy bombardment in its sixth day. the u.n. chief, ban ki-moon, has described appalling brutality. he warns of the dangers of the escalating crisis, saying russia aand china's veto had encouraged damascus to step up its war on its own people. and he reveals plans for the arab league to start its mission with u.n. help. activists estimate that 400 people have been killed in homs in the past week. the bbc's paul wood has this report from the city. >> it began at dawn, and for a fifth day, homs was under bombardment

at age 37 he became the king of england as well as scotland and he took to england the political views. the best thing you can say about him was his personal motto. blessed be the peacemakers. despite the repeated assassination attempts by catholics, often with links to spain, state-sponsored religious terrorism, on queen elizabeth, and there was an attempt on his life to blow up parliament when he was in it by catholics he nonetheless tried to build bridges between catholics and protestants. for one thing he made peace with spain and married to a catholic this only made the english protestants suspicious particularly they became suspicious as he began to edge the church of england and closer to the worship and theology. james and those who supported him wanted what an archbishop called the dtv holding us. some of those cathedrals are just extraordinary as we all know. puritan's wanted simple worship. they actually were active almost a guerrilla movement people who would smash stained-glass in cathedrals. they would tear down and destroy curse of -- crucifixes. he wrote books of theory

it is astounding with the prices from england to beijing. they can make more on the price there. >> what things do they want? >> this french name fits the bill. it's made with grass all day long and typical of the design and they haven't seen this before. >> how does it compare to british attitudes? >> we find it frustrating. they undervau our antiques. we don't appreciate it. they love the art and the history and we take it for granted and we miss the trip really. >> show me some more. >> this is in demand for chester drawers. 18 months ago it would have been 150 or 250 pounds. >> we are talking about 250 or $300. that's a moderate price. >> for the bank, this one may make pounds comfortably. >> i better get my spanx on. >> he went here with me today and one of the those collectors. you have a 5,000 square foot apartment in beijing and a budget of $95,000 to buy antiques here to furnish that. >> there is a lot of money in beijing. you cannot buy this stuff in china. >> you have a 40-foot container half full. what is your favorite purchase?

Ñ'Ñs=janeither have managed to e england past the quarterfinals.d between those managers was steve mcclaren. he -- did they take the lead as far as i could go? fans seem to think they have this divine right to be the best in the world but maybe it comes to the pool of players. you can pick. and are english players as technically gifted and where as spanish players, brazilian, german players? last weekend in the premier league, four english keepers in all those games. this is the kind of thing the next england manager will have to work with. >> if he had his way with the players and it would give everything for him, harry has that as well. all football fans are saying he should be manager. if he had been convicted no way could he be the next england manager. will he take the next job? >> you mentioned the fans come also the media and the players. when he was quitting earlier today saying redknapp to be manager. don't forget he is in the middle of the premier league battle. it would have thought maybe he would have finished the job now staying till t

the federalist party who voted against it was in new england. they controlled state governments, and they were very powerful in new england. they thought he was on the wrong side. they thought, they said what if that pole onsucceeds, and what if he's strutting in london? we're next. and they were right. [laughter] so, yeah, it was, it was, it was a gamble, a big gamble. and he was lucky. got to be lucky sometimes. [laughter] yeah. >> i lived in -- [inaudible] for a couple of decades, and i wonder if you could answer once and for all, is the birthplace of the american navy marblehead or beverly? [laughter] >> well, when i'm in marblehead -- [laughter] >> well put. >> it's marblehead. and when i'm in beverly, t beverly. when i'm in montana -- no. [laughter] i would say if you really want my opinion on it, it's philadelphia. and i'm going to be in philadelphia -- [laughter] shortly. yeah, go ahead. >> i think dan's question was a very good question, so i've got something a little bit more -- >> you were going to ask his question? >> no, my question

. >> the england manager quits after a row with the football association over his trace of capt.. maryam in the maldives after the president is forced to step down. police clashed with his supporters. inflation in china rises slightly breaching 4.5%. it is 12 noon in singapore. >> 4:00 a.m. in london, broadcasting to viewers in america on pbs and around the world. this is "mewsnewsday". >> in the past few hours the un secretary general ban ki-moon has condemned what he calls the appalling brutality in the syrian city. for five days now government forces have been shelling the city. opposition activists say the assault was the heaviest bombardment so far. the latest attack came a day after president assad show the russian foreign minister he was ready for dialogue. a homs, they're experiencing different reality. we spent several days inside the besieged city. >> it began at dawn. for a fifth day, the city was under bombardment. some said it was the worst day of shelling. syrians roamed menacing. people are afraid the regime is intending a final push to crush the uprising. the casua

there in the next headline bank of england to print further fifty billion pounds so the bank of england's monetary policy committee is set to announce today that it is expanding its quantitative easing program from two hundred seventy five billion pounds to three hundred twenty five billion pounds so even that fake gold that hologram they presented in the previous headline that's worth half of what they've already just printed but all the quantitative easing so far quantitative easing one quantitative easing to quantitative easing three it hasn't produced any inflation it hasn't produced any job growth it hasn't produced any real uptick in wages i mean there's a big controversy in the us about the latest jobs statistic and whether it was an ink raised crees of the testicle number of people with a job or without a job which is what got the nonsense moot point going nowhere because the bottom line is that the wage real wages are flat to down so who cares about a monthly statistical anomaly from the b.l.s. bureau of labor statistics who are notoriously incorrect and false in their reporting

england's queen elizabeth celebrates 60 years on the throne. good morning, everyone, i'm lynn berry. those stories and more straight ahead. this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> this morning we're going to begin with a giant win. the new york giants defeated the new england patriots last night at the super bowl in indianapolis. of course it was on nbc. it was a thrilling game that wasn't decided until the game's very last play. here's nbc's mario solis. >>> four years ago, the giants made a remarkable catch and late touchdown to beat the patriots to win the super bowl. last night it was deja vu all over again. super bowl xlvi went down to the wire, giants late in the fourth. that sets up this, ahmad bradshaw untouched for the go-ahead score with under a minute to play. giants rally once again to beat the pats in super bowl xlvi, 21-17. much more on the giants super bowl win ahead in sports. for now, back to you, lynn. >> mario, thanks. >>> mitt romney hopes to keep his winning streak aleph as the presidential republican contenders move on from nov

and is still the law of the land of england.ly became something that really set the trend for common law in england whereas the 1215 version was abrogated. while the 1215 has many things in it as this version, this 1297 is still the law of the land and that's why it's so important. is that --? >> very good. what of the magna carta is in our founding documents? >> in our bill of rights we have in effect -- well, the whole government is based on no taxation without representation. representative government. we have the right to habeas corpus. we have punishment proportionate to the crime. trial by jury. things like that are the inspiration for our bill of rights. if you read materially writings of hamilton and jefferson and adams and madison, many times they say, it's because of the magna carta that we're doing this. remember, these people who were breaking away from england, they viewed themselves as englishmen. they said, we don't want to break away from england. we are englishmen and we are entitled to the same rights as all en

it was only last saturday england chasing is 45 to beat pakistan. so pakistan with one to play, the series is theirs but on the opening day of the final day in due buy, they have now been bold back for 99 by england and it was the seam bowler that did most of the damage. four wick etc. and three for james anderson. they use swing and seam effectively on this wicket. an expert the players thought would be a very, very good one for bassing and another made 45 who really kept pakistan from recording their lowest-ever score against england. but 99 out. >> not a great start. it is i supposed fair to say when you're 2-1 you know the series is in the bag and in fact the number one side in the world licking wounds is not entirely surprising. >> it's always hard when you've won the series, it's a bit of a dead rubber. but if they win this match there's no way south africa can replace them by winning their series against new zealand comprehensively and some of their players are under threat with the tour of sri lanka coming up. and the england captain strauss

new england. the other side of this storm, we talked about the tornadoes at the beginning of this weather forecast. we'll have more severe weather today. it will regenerate later this afternoon. atlanta, all of mississippi, tennessee, kentucky. again, the big story, richard, overnight, bran son, missouri hit by a tornado. we'll have pictures coming to you shortly. >> a lot happening today. banks getting generous. blue chips have a break through. new technology to solve your senior moments. your first look at business headlines is straight ahead for you. >> coming up, the capitals rally. the celtics get back on track and the nets brook lopez takes down the mavericks. you're watching first look on msnbc. [ male announcer ] juice drink too watery? ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for excellent fruit and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion, also refreshing plus tea. could've had a v8. wait. ♪ it's morning in the himalayas... [ male announcer ] it's sweet. it's nutty. it's absolute

in 1066, it crossed the english channel with the norman conquest of england.he normans stroyed most of the main anglo-saxon churches, replacing them with ones built in the french romanesque or, as it is known in britain, the norman style. and it would be in england that somof the most daring and original innovations were made in medieval architecture. durham cathedral, even by the standards of norman architecture in england, is a colossal building. durham cathedral was begun in 1093 on the sort of scale and grandeur common to many great norman cathedrals of england in the late 11th century. durham is a masterpiece of structure, and that makes it, in a way, a slightly ambiguous building because durham is undoubtedly a romanesque church. in fact, it is a massive romanesque building, one of the largest, but it also has gothic elements in it. in the 19th century, archaeologists defined the gothic style as having three essential characteristics-- the pointed arch, the rib vault, and the flying buttress-- and durham has got all three of these. it's got pointed arche

areas of new england, massachusetts, too, the mass pike i'm sure too. start off with a wintry mix and change to rain during the day. the morning rush shower messy out there so be careful, especially southern new england. a few messy spots out there but, you know, considering it's middle to late winter, you know, everyone can deal with it. >> all right, bill. thanks so much. >>> oil bubbles over. apple talks dividends. and is the maid of the mist a thing of the past? your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, can tyler perry deliver the goods at the box office in his first attempt to shed his signature role? >>> coming up, a scary moment for danica patrick. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back. i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> with the crackdown in syria showing no signs of slowing down, the u.s., arab and european nations are expected to deliver an ultimatum today. at a conference they will demand president assad allow humanitarian aid. former u.n. secretary-general k

we've had light snow overnight throughout northern portions of new england.nd burlington, some of the mountains getting some additional light snow. that will blow through this morning and clear it out for a breezy cooler afternoon. with the next snow that will come in during the day wednesday, even areas like new york city will start as snow, but that will quickly change over to rain for new york city. but areas of central and northern new england, this should be an all snow event. and late snow during the day thursday. probably won't especially he said up thursday evening, so 6 to 12 inches for a good swathe of northern new england. be one of the more widespread snows for central and northern new england this winter. so today is just fine. cooler than yesterday in just about all areas, but not bad. typical late winter day around here. and then as we go through the middle of the country, we'll watch that blizzard developing later this season up in the dakotas. >> i've been out west and there's no snow out there. >> they're it actually getting a bit, too. >> t

clouds are moving down across new england. bands of moisture heading to the south in florida. west coast, it looks like rain is drifting had from the pacific. >>> in sports this morning, a thrilling end to super bowl xlvi, the new york giants beat the new england patriots for the second time in four years. this is the catch that kept the giants final drive away. mario manningham inasmuch as a pass from eli manning and incredibly keeps both feet in inbounds. the winning td, bradshaw stops and falls across the goal. giants didn't want him to score. the patriots at 57 seconds. the hail mary pass as the clock runs out hit the turf. the giants win 21-17. they take home the vince lomb d lombardi trophy and eli manning is named mvp. >> offensively, i thought we played well, played smart. there at the end when we had an opportunity in the fourth quarter, we've been in those situations where we had no more time left. we had to score. the guys stepped up, made great plays. >> this is manning's second mvp award. another heartbreaking loss for tom brady once again. >> it was a very hard-f

was on his way back to italy but that's not the case while england are in disarray after fabio capello resigned as then the national coach more in the mind. hello there you're watching the sports and these are the headlines saying puts any coach lucentis ability agrees to remain at the club for another three years. while fabio capello quits as england manager just four months before the start of the european championship. and russian side uniques placed their defeat in the euro league's top sixteen with a narrow loss to armani in milan. he has signed a deal to keep him at the stadium until twenty fifteen then use a real boost for the st petersburg side who are preparing to face benfica in the last sixteen of the champions league next week is the furthest the club ever got in the competition and continues the success bless he's had since joining from roma

in 1915, a nobleman approached the king of england, demanding that their happenings be written down. king john agreed, finding himself writing the magna carta, including trial by jury, habeus corpus, and no taxation without representation. the 1215 version is still in wales, and that book applied its rights to all english freemen. the charting was later cited leading up to the american revolution. in 2007, co-founder of the philanthropist, david rubinstein, purchased for $148 one of only 47 original magna cartas and the only copy in the united states. in 1929, rubinstein loaned it to the american people. it was put on display in 1911 to be put in a new protective case. american history tv attended a press hearing for the newly unveiled magna carta. >> i'm david barry of the archivist of the united states and it's nice to welcome you to one of the archivists. for many a year, the only copy of the magna carta has been out of sight, undergoing conservation treatment. we're showing you the result of our staff's expert pain staking work displayed in a new encasement designed and fabricate

snow from the dakotas to new england. severe storms in the south rngs with hail, gusty winds and tornadoes from memphis to raleigh. showers and thunderstorms along the gulf coast. snow in the cascades, northern rockies, lake tahoe and reno. >>> 37 in minneapolis, 55 in chicago. 57 in kansas city. 70s from dallas to atlanta. and 47 here in new york. >>> coming up, apple appears ready for another major announcement, it's just days away. >> get in line folks. >>> and then the latest on the crippled cruise ship making its way to shore. >>> and two different sports but so much in common. the new bromance between tim tebow and jeremy lin. >>> overseas markets were higher overnight on good news from the u.s. after the dow closed above 13,000 for the first time since the start of the financial crisis back in 2008. tokyo's nikkei average was up less than a point today. hong kong's hang seng did better with 111. in london, the ftse opened higher. the dow picked up 24 points, above 13,000, a good sign for everybody. the nasdaq gaine

everyone else in new england, this is the worst of it. it's about over with. a little surprise snow out there, not what you want on your friday morning for your drive. >> no. all right. bill, thanks so much. coming up, oil bubbles over. apple talks dividends. and is the maid of the mist a thing of the past. your first look at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, a scary moment for danica patrick, the heat put an end to lin sanity and a ruling on the ryan braun drug suspension. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. ok, guys-- what's next ? chocolate lemonade ? susie's lemonade... the movie. or... we make it pink ! with these 4g lte tablets, you can do business at lightning-fast speeds. we'll take all the strawberries, dave. you got it, kid. we have a winner. we're definitely gonna need another one. small businesses that want to grow use 4g lte technology from verizon. i wonder how she does it. that's why she's the boss. because the small business with the best technology rules. contact the verizon center for customers with disabi

now england's football team will soon have a new leader after john terry was relieved of the captaincy the chelsea defender has been stripped of the arm band with his july trial for racial abuse allegations against q.p.r. defend anton ferdinand losing that means terry won't be leading the team out a year and twenty twelve the thirty one year old was previously stripped of the captaincy by manager fabio capello two years ago of allegations that he had an affair with the team mates girlfriend wayne rooney steven gerrard and skull pahlka are among the favorites to take over the arm by. now staying in england and there's a big day of football in the premier league with manchester city able to extend their lead at the top they'll be looking to bounce back after a one will defeat at everton in their last match and boss roberto mancini admits he may be no food for that loss. yeah. because. i want to do. this is not there and they. probably. didn't do. my job and. it is important for me to understand these. two elsewhere on saturday asshole can move back into the top five with a victory over a

in hierarchy in vermont or new england. he was speaking mostly to new england.e didn't use the words separation of church and state. it was claimed by thomas jefferson and a letter to his secretary of the navy during a reelection campaign in 1803 there should be a wall of separation. but jefferson's only bouck alliance very well on his view along with the fallin and both of them believe that there had to be separation between church and state and indeed in vermont by law in any new community the school had to be built before the church was to be built and that is still the case so that is some proof of it. server? >> i'm from arlington vermont and i think even alan's first wife is probably right next to st. james church. >> arlington as one of the towns he beat up the most so it is ironic she would die and be buried there because i was mostly loyalists. >> growing up we knew that words west arlington was story hollow in the 1940's. >> tory is not a nice word. madam? >> i'm from vermont and i've always called myself a green mountain girl and we used to dress up i

while in england stefan sesson you are scored deep into extra time a sunderland won the f.a. cup fourth round replay to one of local rivals middlesbrough to set up a last sixteen times at home to austin while it was also a cup night in germany where the country's most decorated side by when reached it got two male to move into the semifinals and staying in the hunt for red treble toni kroos twice came second izing to close to break from the deadlock in the twentieth minutes but it was france winger frank rebury open for buying the hof and walk thomas feeding in the cross and the love was once again the provider as mario gomez added another right after the restart the prolific striker keeping his call and using his left foot to cover in the rebound and condemn his form assigned to the team no defeat by a second in the german league and will face basel in the champions league round of sixteen. two winter sport now and the russian city of sochi will host the winter olympics and exactly two years time and its newly built by half long course has been described as one of the toughe

when england's caretaker manager takes charge of the. visit wembley it's england's first game since father capello resigned earlier this month steps out from the and twenty one squad where he has been the manager for more than five years the football association says it's had no contact with any candidates for the job on a full time basis peace says it happened to take on the role for euro two thousand to twelve this summer and has already changed plans put in place by capello for england's preparations ahead of the tournament plus pace has named scott parker as the new england captain. in the meantime here are twenty twelve poland are set to go head to head with portugal the game is due to take place it's a new the built stadium in the polish capital but they have were not able to. kill one striker sidelined with an injury the visitors in their term will have to play without the best to. her portugal head coach parlor banter expects a tough encounter there despite injury problems to some of the religious only the strength of the polish

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agrees with this is easily one of the better willy's basin i think of england oh. well it's things a cd you think should be in charge or you know as i were saying let's you know i mean as well i would hope that i would hope that we have more central. government and germany and this is an end drawing up the fiscal rules of europe as i hope that francois are all on if he wins the french presidential election this me will do but the reality is that what we've seen in the eurozone are very harsh and fierce fiscal rules and the fact is if alex salmond wins this referendum he would be doing a deal to drop similar fiscal rules with george osborne it doesn't sound much like independence from a tory tax and spend policy to me nor indeed think it would be for the scottish people. this is nonsense because the bank of scotland has been independent the chancellor says nine hundred ninety seven and did it even in previous generations when will file and under still go independence they will still part of sterling for many years if it was originally a jump in here gentlemen we're