that is where great britain's prince harry was stationed. he was on base but was not in

great britain's: pecans paralympic athletes bring with pride -- great britain's olympic and paralympicletes brimming with pride. >> a crowd of 80,000 spectators joined athletes for the closing ceremony. it was an emotional and fitting close to a successful paralympics that saw unprecedented crowds. >> these have been, quite simply, amazing paralympic games. without doubt, in my mind, it was the greatest ever. >> there was a high standard of sporting excellence. richard thrilled the crowd with his 200-meter world record. a driver of italy claimed gold twice in hand cycling. an australian has a stunning eight gold medals. there was a gold in the 100 meters, though the race was overshadowed by his teammate accusing him of cheating. there were similar problems after the 200-meter race. oscar pistorious suffered a shocking loss and claimed that his opponent's blades were too long. the paralympic committee will have to address some of the issues over the rules before the next games. the closing ceremony featured a performance from coldplay, rihanna, and jay-z. london has taken its final bout

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first russia had agreed to participate in the continental system which was an economic blockade of great britain who was the main adversary napoleonic france. it wasn't working real well and it wasn't even working real well. and france and alexander was under a great deal of pressure from his family and his nobles and business class too to say the heck with with with this and to reestablish legitimate trade with england there was already smuggling going on all across europe the continent system was working in some respects it was actually putting pressure on great britain but it was also putting pressure on the continental europe so it was becoming less popular than they could be. that said couldn't polian have somehow managed to work things out with alexander well he tried but he may have tried too late there were negotiations back and forth and it wasn't just the continental system it was also the dutch a warsaw that the russians were really really unhappy vet napoleon had created this this. duchy of warsaw which was then closely allied with france. both sides prepared for war it was this some

not to a large financial degree, in great britain there is no cause of action, the great britain hasprivacy laws, government violates privacy, and people violate each other's privacy, that is why they are bringing the actions. neil: i call them -- we're tight. >> is he a friend of yours,. neil: yes. >> is his brother a friend of yours. neil: well, harry, who was running around in a hotel suit in las vegas in a birthday suit, they are not defending him, why? >> i can not think imagine that harry would file litigation because strangers in the same room he was playing in his birthday suit would take pictures. >> yo you know, i wonder, is pat of the rememberin remember -- w, remembering the paparazzi and his mother, maybe a warning shot. >> the driver of diana's car was well beyond the legal limit of alcohol. but one can understand prince william's concern his wife not be treated the way his mother was. neil: is that not a given with royalty and very big public figures? the price of fame. >> it is, emotionally. and it is legally the price of fame you lost a huge aim of your privacy. clos

bill: as you watch this, remember that andy carries the hopes of great britain, really, on his shouldersot on the the top of the men's game. trying to become the first british man to win a grand slam title in 76 years, since fred perry did it at the u.s. championships at 36. -- in 1936. john: on the one hand, djokovic hasn't been out there that long in this tournament. however, three of the sets were yelled. physically he seems to be in prime condition. incredibly well-conditioned young man. so it's more of a mental thing than a physical thing at this stage. bill: take a look at that. last player to come from two sets down in the final to win the u.s. open was pancho gonzalez in 1949. bill: 15-30. bill: murray's got exceptional feel. he uses it well, particularly at the net. he likes to hit those drop shots, drop volleys. that was a smart call there with the open court. >> fault. john: djokovic obviously sees now, look, i can't afford any more lapses. so he's intense out here early in this third. john: he's got to make something happen here right off the bat and he's got a couple of chan

declared war on great britain in this case?e british troops in the north american area. >> there's the troops in canada, and troops in the various colonial possessions, but the troops actually own the territorial limits of the united states in 1811 and 1812. there have been for a number of years after the revolution we know after the peace treaty of 1783 the british had not abandoned all of the american territories that they said they would do but continue to occupy the chain of sorts along underneath the great lakes extending to the west which was a violation of the peace treaty and american sovereignty which annoyed than considerably but that didn't stop americans from saying that restricts in canada in the midwest would be interfering in optimistic so that becomes the their grievance which becomes a part of the whole tangle of problems that the americans want to sort out during the war. >> how popular was this declaration of war against britain in the state of that time? >> welcome it is hard to measure in the sense that we

opinion of paris hilton, welcome aboard, we've been waiting for you. [ laughter ] >>> a cat in great britainng its owner's neighbors by sneaking into their house through pet doors and stealing ladies underwear. said the neighbors, "yeah, that guy doesn't have a cat." [ laughter ] >>> brad pitt reportedly said this week that he would be interested in appearing in a bollywood musical, then looked around at his kids and realized maybe he already was. [ laughter and applause ] >>> a 66-year-old florida grandfather this week wrestled an alligator that tried to eat his dog. that story again, an old man and his dog were eaten by an alligator. [ laughter ] >>> after the new york jets lost the steelers last sunday, many in the media are asking if backup quarterback, tim tebow, is being used enough. here with his take is the espn analyst, stephen a. smith. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth, it's good to see you, brother. >> great to have you here. stephen, jets quarterback mark sanchez had a terrible game last sunday going 10 for 27, yet tim tebow played only three downs. do you agree it's time for tebo

and he makes a speech in which he said the post-world war will be run by the united states and great britain which leaves the allied of the soviet union. again, roosevelt sticks with him after this creates a storm of controversy. i think the most egregious matter that patent engaged in is the following, he is the allied armies swept across europe he sent a unit of american g.i.s to rescue a single prisoner in a german p.o.w. camp. it was his son-in-law. the raid was carried out and the son-in-law was rescued and a number of americans died in the terms of rescuing his son-in-law. but still, roosevelt sees patton as the tactician that he is. he's a fighter in the last personal encounter together, fdr after they meet writes a letter in his archives that says george patton is of joy. roosevelt as a commander-in-chief saw these people nowhere near the military meddler than winston churchill. churchill's five-year the generals left and right and the team that roosevelt picked was in place from the beginning of the war respectively running the air force and they are still in place at the end of the

a declaration of war on the two and a half million muslims who live in great britain. like the full support of the way to women but no one here is going to escape if. not often. that it's time for the protest and around fifteen hundred people have answered the english defense league school. as a way of the atmosphere as tense as a lot of police presence. the more excitable and drunken elements are arrested. as always and she raises most of its own waiting for the e.t.o. . reply of the nazi salute. didio as a mixed bag but tries to give itself a newer respectability so as to better attack islam. in its ranks there are feminists the rainbow colors of the gay community. and the star of david on some prominent flags it's a mixture of old suits and people. slightly apart from the crowds there's even a rabbi. but it's not a real rabbi. it's actually told me robinson in the disguise he chose to fool the police will remain incognito for as long as he could. put it down. just in time for the fake. rabbi to do his bit. to the. effect on the crowd is remarkable tommy robinson's g

that is where great britain's prince harry was stationed. he was on base but was not in danger.e is here on the right. he is serving a four month compaq -- combat deployment. the identities of the americans have not been released. it is not clear if this attack was linked to the anti-muslim film. they have been returned to u.s. soil during a ceremony at joint base andrews. president obama and hillary clinton voiced their commercial words for christopher stephens in the three others who were killed at a bombing in the u.s. consulate in libya. protesters take aim at american embassies. autria godfrey has the latest. >> attempting to stop the rage, and egyptian officials denounced it deaths of the four americans who were welcomed home today to grieving families and leaders. ♪ a heartbreaking homecoming. the four caskets were carried off the condo plane this happening. they were welcomed by their morning families. >> they knew the danger. they did not simply increase the american ideal, they lifted. >> the lives were honored by a president proud of their sacrifice. the secretary of

. >> a problem in great britain soon in snared the entire in a bacon shortage. a bacon and sausage shortage year is unavoidable. the rising cost of feeding and pigs are tied to the drought in the united states and grain-producing countries. generations, with imagine -- we have imagined cars, and now we are halfway there. california's governor has signed google'sking driverless ca streetr legal. drivers can still take the controls in the case of an .mergency, though the proposed future of city living is the opposite of living large. -- thatoot square home is awfully small. san francisco will vote on allowing the smallest homes in the country. plan, new apartments 220 square small as feet. >> dressing room/closet. >> also the pantry. >> it could be half the size of parking spaces. cities, like new york, also trying to go smaller. already one of the couples on abc's hit show past to go home has to go home. these two are in good shape. they ended the evening on top night but this couple, pam anderson and her partner, last.ed dead you can see the results show tonight

. >> one of the more popular people in great britain, since the last royal wedding. he is top of his world. the orioles resume and they will host the tampa bay raise. the only game out of first place, what is shaping up as a magical september. >> he needed it. tonight, regrouping and facing it for tomorrow. >> will let you know of the weather looks like the highlight for the raven's tonight. ?o?o?oçoíc';woçwk1 >> we have had an unbelievable weather. wednesday, thursday, it looks beautiful. next, a chance of any showers and storms saturday evening. it is tough to see how that works in here. a round of the midlantic. game, it doesn't get a whole lot better. >> you are getting poetic tonight. >> that is all for love and news tonight. "are you a cool mom?" i'm gonna find out. [ female announcer ] swiffer wetjet's pads are better than ever. now they have the scrubbing power of mr. clean magic eraser so you don't have to get down on your hands and knees to scrub away tough, dried-on stains. hey, do you guys think i'm "momtacular" or "momtrocious"? ♪ [ female announcer ] s

a declaration of war on the two and a half million muslims who live in great britain. like the full support of the way to women but no one here is going to escape giving. up on the thing. that it's time for the protest and around fifteen people have answered the english defense league school. as always the atmosphere is tense as lots of police presence. the more excitable and drunken elements are arrested. as always and she races militants all waiting for the. that's why the nazi salute. the d.l. is a mixed bag but tries to give itself a new a respectable. its ranks there are feminists the rainbow colors of the gay community. and the star of david on some flags it's a mixture of sorts of people. apart from the crowds there's even a rabbi. but. it's actually a disguise he chose to fool the police. as much as he could. play time for the fake rabbi to do his bit playing. if i come a crowd is remarkable tommy robinson's gamble is paid off. the leader of the can speak to his troops. will he to blame a symptom of the toothless livin in east london to tell everyone to hear fr

. >>> great britain's duchess, kate middleton, took another step forward on the stage today with whater first official speech on foreign soil. and while everybody agreed she acquitted herself nicely, there was something else entirely going on. nbc's sara james was overseas on the trip with the royal couple. >> reporter: she is the woman at the center of the spotlight. dressed to perfection at thursday's state dinner, collecting gifts from star-struck children. and paying tribute to fallen heros from world war ii. >> she is so warm-hearted and comes across as genuine, and that she loves children. on this whirl wind trip through southeast asia, her second tour >> reporter: the newest royal was not just the lovely bride of the future king of england, but a woman stepping on to center stage and into her own. >> we are hugely excited to be in malaysia. >> reporter: kate gave her first international speech at this hospice. >> providing children and their families with the face of support, care, and enhancement, at a time of great need is simply life-changing. >> reporter: kate's speech spok

they've been published in "the sun" newspaper in great britain. the author reveals how close the mission came to being a total disaster. more on that ahead. >>> and battling in the battleground states. president obama and governor mitt romney taking each other on with election day just over two months away and the democratic convention fast approaching. we will go live on the campaign trail with the president. >>> plus, a pretty shocking transformation for actor matthew mcconaughey, who's lost a huge amount of weight for a movie role. he'll the latest celebrity to do it. we'll ask why favorite stars gain or lose so much weight for a role and are they putting their health at risk. >>> prince harry set to make his first public appearance since that nude photo scandal. a woman who claimed she was with him the night those infamous pictures were taken is speaking out. >> the question, is that a good thing or a bad thing. >>> new details of raid in the bin laden compound. mike viqueira has more on the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to yo

. >>> great britain has a man's grand slam champion. andy murray wins the u.s. open! >> it wasn't just important for me, but i think for the country as a whole. >> the duke and duchess of cambridge have arrived in singapore at the beginning of their diamond jubilee tour. >>> the women i talk to get so excited. >> i said i need new glasses. i went and got new glass. >> these glasses, they're kind of my thing. >> i think you put up the wrong picture on the side by side side. i think this is the picture you should have put up. >> i just don't love them. >> president mahmoud ahmadinejad set to travel to new york to attend u.n. general assembly. >> scheduled on the jewish holy day of yom kippur. that's like the kardashians giving a speech on labor day. captioning funded by cbs >>> for the first time, defense secretary leon panetta is speaking out about the navy seal who wrote about the night osama bin laden was killed and talked about it on "60 minutes." >> we visited the secretary at the pentagon on monday to talk about that topic and others, including the massive judge e

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tony blair, former prime minister of great britain. we conclude this evening with the president of iran, mahmoud ahmadinejad. the conversation with my colleague at cbs norah o'donnell took place at his hotel. there are many things we have to talk about. but i would like to blin with a place in which there-- begin with a place in which there is killing, a place in which you have an interest, and a place in which you can play a positive role, that's syria. what are you prepared to do to end the fighting and work out some kind of dialogue with a number of parties? >> in the name of god, its almighty, the merciful, the beneficient, first of all i would like your permission to say hello to everyone watching this program. and i would like to ask the almighty god for health and success for everyone. i am very happy to be talking with you again. and also with the lady. you brought up a good topic. syria right now has a very complicated situation. and there are many factors, in that there are many factors in conflict in syria. someeople sell we

declared war on great britain, in this case?t: yes. >> host: were there british troops in the north american area at that time? >> guest: only 5,000 troops in canada. troops in their various colonial positions in the west indies, but there were no british troops actually on the territorial limits of the united states in 1811-1812. there had been a number of years after the revolution. that's well-known, but after the peace treaty in 1873, the british did not abandon all the erican territories that they said they would do. they continued to occupy a chain of forts along the st. lawrence and under the great lakes extending out into the midwest, a violation of the peace treaty and american sovereignty, which annoyed americans considerably. there are no british troops actually on american soil at this time, but that didn't stop americans from saying well the american troops in canada are meeting with the indians in the midwest or old northwest, and that fearing and concerns now becomes a grievance which is part of the tangle of prob

take us to great britain on purpose there's no such cause . the symbol of the train the second world war. three. continental europe is now behind them people standing in the queue for the ferry across the english channel can hardly believe that a bunch of mad russians has managed to make it all the way here from moscow with every minute new military vehicles arrive it's beginning to seem as though everyone in europe has put on a uniform and is heading for england. across the water is the port of dover and from there the festival site is close at hand. life in a military camp doesn't just around hardship. having left behind the battlefield many manage to find the strength to change into dress. uniform. wearing glamorous period clothing the ladies are also invited out to a night of swing enjoy music. with a dance floor is perfect as people see the same way the grandparents did. the british band to join basis kicks off. i think the music that we play on the music of the voters is coming back now because. a lot of people find it you the young peop