it's nice to see all the hens looking spritely that's one reason why eco inspections are fun and. he's satisfied with the amount of space and the vegetation in the outside enclosure . in the shed elson hands relies on his experience and his senses. sees from the ground it smells fine as it is for your nose tells you of course where you are but it is definitely a good but he can judge whether farming conditions a causing the animals any suffering. and this not to mention that it's a bit dirty of course but i notice that when i press here the hen doesn't flinch if it hurt she'd be really annoyed that's always a sign that the litter is loose and not just today and friends know how it is one of the ones so the hens aren't walking in mush and that's important. to. every organic farm has to be checked out at least once a year by an eco monitoring center the inspectors often turn up unannounced is the amount of fodder adequate for the number of hens did any diseases occur if so where antibiotics dispensed. compares receipts documentation and guidelines if everything tallies he's happy. l

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also hen they set up this two separate households about a mile from each other. they stick to this rigorous schedule. during this three days, chang the master of the house he can do whatever he wants to. un will give up his free will. that's the ultimate matching. three days later they moved to un's house. and he will be the master of the house and chang will give us his free will. >> did it work? >> apparently. >> they had 21 children. >> "q&a" font at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> up next on american history tv pulitzer surprise winner joseph ellis and gordon wood discuss the

taking the sport to new fans means that the quiet city of henning is co-hosting the competition with copenhagen. but not all of the hockey world has come to denmark the stanley cup playoffs are in full swing in north america so the international i saw the federation hasn't quite had the flood of and i tell stars it might have hoped for what it does get is a new tape ninety eight years after these championships began south korea and making that debut south korea's qualification sees them step out of the shadow of a winter olympics where the unified north and south women's team took the spotlight that first exposure to this level of hockey has been brought about by jim pak the first korean ever to win the stanley cup as a player it's a real special moment. because we are and it but these guys here they worked extremely hard to earn their position here in the top division and the world champions this is where the hockey people i believe come together and there's no other winter sports or anything involved or politics it's hockey and that's what we have to concentrate on which is great.

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little bit like that relative whom we all know and hen we have family get-togethers at thanksgiving, christmas, or whatever holidays, together, it's always the relative that one one knows about but no wants to talk about. and that's what reconstruction is in american history. parts of ascinating the book, you said it was a lost opportunity, but one of the most parts of the book is lost opportunity is even being felt today 150 years later. you mentioned, the lost erasing slavery, and racial inequities. about that a little bit. >> at the end of the civil war, suddenly had a population of beings who hadan been slaves and who, thanks to emancipation he proclamation, and the 13th longer t, were no slaves, but what were they? to be in a lave is negative category. a slave ot being anymore convey anything beyond that? going to be the great question. and we didn't come up and answer that in a particularly graceful or effective or complete way. of the reason we didn't is because we weren't entirely sure go about it. here was no midtown scholars bookstore at 1865, where someone ould go and buy

there is no sense to fully the hens before seeing the stream., we will certainly have preparations for the result you describe. formatters to go exactly to plan, of course all of these will happen. it looks in the moment like we are doing well. 40 days later, a plan as we wished will emerge. 40 days later, turkey will wake up to a much different era. guy: is this system you have established, does it only work wins bothk party elections. is the system you have designed only work at that point, and if one part does not fall into that, the system as a whole doesn't work? >> at the moment, we have done our homework well. we are working well. we would not allow the development which would not let the system work. case, there were some people who clocked the system gged the system after june 7. as the head of the system, i opened the blockage. set thiser, our people cannot happen and brought the ak people back to power on its own. think will beou the results of the region of the imposition of sanctions on iran by the u.s.? >> naturally, we are fed up

. >> rudy giuliani said if ecessary it's possible that hen could have paid off others. other ossible, are there women who received money from the president to stay quiet? aware of any other activity but i would refer to -- to rudy giuliani respond to any of those questions or anybody else on the circle.nt's outside >> you've been in the circle for a long time and on the campaign. thatere anything like that came across your desk mplgs i'm not aware of anything like that to the uld refer you president's scandal. wavering on the iran nuclear deal with boris johnson here this week? > the president will make an announcement on what his decision is soon. as you know, he's got a few days and we'll let you know when he's ready to make a decision. kerry's shadow of iplomacy, how does that impact deliberations? >> i don't think it impacts it at all. i think the president spoke out clearly.t pretty i don't think we would take dvice from somebody for what the president sees as one of the worst deals ever made. i don't see why we would start to him now. >> thank you. on to the confi

these countries are directly impacted. ,hen you come back domestic here in washington, republicans havelso urged president trump to reconsider his position on trade. vonnie: kevin cirilli, thank you. mark: great stuff. let's get back to the global conference in beverly hills. eric is standing by with the kingmaker in the real estate sector. eric: thanks so much, i am here with bruce, the ceo of brookfield asset management. one of the largest real estate investors. bruce, good morning. bruce: thank you. you know i hosted one -- panel, i will a begin by asking you the same question i asked my panelists yesterday. if you look around the globe, what are the most -- priced real estate today? bruce: the only thing we found priceds more than fairly , highlyloped economy long buildings which had not a lot of operational intensity to get extra cash flows out of. generally we have been selling those types of assets on the margin. more likese they are long bonds. the panels at class a coastal office towers in the united states and new york luxury real estate were two of the most overpriced markets

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entities arrest individuals connected to the kremlin through a shell company that is controlled by hen tolen -- colin -- co pay off whoever? sec. sanders: i think there are appropriate channels in which to do that. i would encourage you to reach out to them to do exactly what you just outlined. korea, john bolton was critical of the obama administration for sending bill clinton to negotiate the release of american detainees in 2009. that the national security adviser raise any reservations about the current negotiations? can you talk about what circumstances are different now than they were in 2009 to make it are appropriate? sec. sanders: i'm not aware of anything he raised. the purpose of secretaries pompeo trip to negotiate and to discuss the upcoming meeting between president trump and the leader of north korea. can you explain what the president's views are on the discharge petition? sec. sanders: we have been clear what our position is. we laid out several months ago what we wanted to see happen. we would still like to see that happen, we would like to see a piece of legislation

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company hen received at least -- that originated from an account held into mr. broidy's name. so obviously a lot to go over. and as i said, we reveiewed the documents. the fact that at&t has come out and saying the documents related to at&t are correct bolsters the authenticity of the documents. i know you are not going to say what your information is based on. but confident in the information you released earlier. >> 100%. we would not have released this if we were not 100% confident. right before we went live, the new york times issued an article. there is no question this is accurate. we have been working on this for some time. we have been on this case for a number of months. a team of individuals working on the case back in california and highly confident in the information we released. >> let's again with the $500,000 paid to michael cohen llc. is it clear to you why this company would have paid michael cohen after the election payments up to $500,000. >> it is not clear to us yet. but what we do know is there was about a half a million payments that took place between j

who knew. >> one company that paid company hen was at&t.confirmed they made him for insights into understanding the new administration. insights into understanding the new administration. at&t is trying to acquire cnn parent company time warner. the justice department sued to prevent the merger. tonight we are learning that robert mueller's office was also interested in getting information. brian, when did the special counsel contact at&t? >> six months ago. but mueller knew about these payments six months ago. and aware of the payments of novartis. randall stevenson met with trump at trump tower during the transition. we don't know exactly how they were put in touch. at&t says that cohen and stevenson never met. o one unanswered question is whether trump recommended go give my lawyer a call. no word on whether that happened or not. >> his personal lawyer. >> right. >> who as far as we know has never represented him in any type of telecommunication. >> the statement here says when we were contacted by the special counsel office, we contacte

erect their own chinese village, which placed on -- also on the midway of the 1939 fair, which and hen called the gayway, a huge chineseed village with chinese acrobats, producing tsy tans, traditional craft, in that way, the chinese communities was very that 1939 fair. >> you grew up in san francisco? grew up in santa rosa, just north of san francisco. >> i want to go back to earlier you se, fire of 1906, i know this isn't a butct part of your research how devastating was that for the city and how did the city to the 1915 led expo? >> it was devastating. for the precedented city. they had had earlier fires but an enormous ispossession of land, of houses, loss of life was still under contention. people don't agree on how many were actually lost in the earthquake but the city rebuilt a great deal of several some residents left and back. came particularly after the american community, there weren't a lot african-americans, many of them ended up staying there and francisco.back to san there was an effort to move china after the fire because chinatown was a prime downtown in san francisco

rates --hen the march the march started in gaza. there were a few demonstrations. ramallah.here were bailey at 100 people. when u.s. people -- there were barely 100 people. when you ask people why it is there is no mobilization in the west bank because political leadership are not calling for the mobilization. the government is very weak. president abbas is 82. he has been in power for a long time. a lot of people are saying we need fresh elections and fresh government. they are also saying they believe less and less in a two state solution. this is one of the big issues. the united states recognizing israel, sorry, jerusalem as the capital of israel is a signal. they are saying this is not happening. >> what is that leave palestinians --where does that leave palestinians now? >> a lot of people we spoke to are telling u us they do o not believe in the twowo state solution. they are thinking they need to fight for equal rights. the civil society has taken over the struggle of the palestinians. they are sayingg, we are going towards a one state solution. if we do go toward th

. >> i got a feeling hen this game is over it ain't gonna be over. >> we all taking the same car homemy own car today because i'm smart. >> there is a surprise ending. you never know what will happen with those kardashians. they played for charity. for children's hospital los angeles. >> great cause. >>> let's talk about jennifer garner. she's looking to avenge her family in the new drama "peppermint." we have your exclusive look that and how jen got her body into killer shape. >> five years ago, riley month to north disappeared. off the grid. >> i did a lot of crazy inverted pushups. there were weights involved. boxes involved. >> check out the 46-year-old mom of three. she goes from grieving widow to hard-core vigilante in the movie when her family is murdered and the legal system fails her. >> corrupt judges. dirty cops. what do i want? i want justice. >> how do you really think this is going to go? >> i will kill every one of you. then i'll pretty much wing it from there. >> it's been 17 years since "al yas" turned her into an action hero. getting back in the groove was good. >> j

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. >> for many days i was in my house thinking i didn't ndve to leave,hen the activity increased enormously. chris:nt even to get io the evacuation area, we had to be escorted by the hawaii national guard. all who live near kilauea cannot ignore the volcano. >> you can hear the fissures, youea canthe explosions all night and all day. lately we have had about 100 earthquakes a day. the biggest was 6.9. so far chris: this is a spectacular landscape, but beneath thesecr ers it is continuing to be thshaped, and ilauea still erupting, no one can be sure that the many prayerl to the gods w answered. laura:pt for more on the en, i spoke of brief time ago two chris in hawaii, who gave us the latest. chris: beyond that, it is affecting the whole island's economy.ll tourists norcome to see me kilauea volcano itself. you can see behithere are roadblocks in place stopping people from getting anywhere into the area. we have just been in the area that is so badly affected. when you get there, you get the real sense of just of wer of all of these fissures that have opened up in the ground. yosee roads tha

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the charges hen could face a matter of hours. >> and local health officiang soun the alarm about a case the measles. what they want you t know. >> whether you're traveling this weekend or not, holiday gridlock could slow you down. good evening, everybody. i'm jim handly. don't expect tomorrow to be a walk in the park. shomari stone is liv route 50 near the chesapeake bay bring with a look at how things areoving tonight. shomari? >> reporter: good evening, you guys. right now traffic is moving surprisingly well on route 50 over t bay bridge. that is different than what triple a was expecting. that could be subject to change as the time goes by.ol let's some video to show you the conditions. many drivers have friday off and they're heading to the beach for memorial day weekend. according to triplea, it was supposed to be moving a the aac slow over the past couple of hours. that's not the case right now. nearly 3 million people in the d.c. area will travel 50 miles h or more over tiday weekend. leave tonight because the traffic is not that bad. >> we caught a got pocket. cruised right thro

if you still need ruotr hen, they will not close until june 17. >>> that is the mountains, what happenedaround here today? hot estate about seven or eight months -- the hottest day in about a seven or eight months. the current temperatures, 94 degrees. 91 in livermore. well into the 80s in san jose and santa rosa. a comfortable 73 in san francisco. concorde hit 95 today. it was september since the last time we were this hot. cooldown is coming, we will talk more about that, next. a warm night, napa, 55, san jose middle to upper 50s. we stay fog free even along the coastline along -- along the coastline for the rest of the night. wednesday, significant cooling, some of you who hit 90 today may not make it to 70 coming up on wednesday. danville had 93 today, tomorrow, little less hot with 90 and cloudy rolls back in, afternoon sunshine will be a windy 73 degrees. 70 degrees cooler on wednesday compared to tuesday. wise all this happened. we had a ridge of high pressure -- why all this happened. we had a ridge of high pressure which begins to slide to the south as this low pressure moves in

now we're back to 285 on the hen-yeahe ten-year.t's a little bit of a pullback but the fed is going to put upward pressure on interest rates. i think you're seeing that play out in the market with small caps that tend to do better in a rising interest rate environment versus large caps. remember, the larger cap multinationals in the s&p tend to export more expensive good and services. so when interest rates go up, the dollar goes up which again favors small caps. i think small caps are the place to be for the rest of 2018. >> there is a huge difference between investing in a rising interest rate environment and a declining interest rate environment, es essentialpecial you're investing for income. what's an investor who's looking for income to do? >> that's an interesting question. when you look at the ten-year right around 3% that's one scenario. then you have good income stocks that are paying 3% dividend yields. what you see in 2018 is investors shifting as rates have come up as bond rates have come up from the proctor & gambles o

korean peninsula, a phisse that sounds simple bu open to vastly different interpretations.e this might hen an historic t mmit in seeing these two leaders sit downe table together. but as time went on, it became increasingly clear that's all it would be. great expectations had been replaced by a cold dose of reality. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. jane: for more on these developments, spoke of britain earlier -- i spoke a bit earlier bce klingner, former division chief now at the heritage foundation. where do we go from here? are we back to "little rocket man" and who has the biggest nuclear button, or is there ace chor diplomacy? bruce: the wording of the letter and the subsequent statement seemed to leave it open for a summit. it had phrases -- if you want to get back together -- don 't thik totally close the door. if northorea comes with a non-apology apology, as they do , we could get back to discussions and perhaps ations or even a summit. but really, the ball is in north korea's court now. if they go back to the usual provocations -- missile tests, nuclear tests io then the teis goi

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if stormy daniels was threatened to get her to take the deal, that's a very different probled hen of course there's the problem of the president's he's paying hush money to porn stars, he's not being truth about it, coming up with different explanations. all of this, i thinkeact from the standing of the president of the united edates. and inur standing around the world. >>> meanwhile the mueller investigation is proceeding. the new york edmes releas a list ofn four douestions that robert mueller, the special counsel would like to ask president trump. you're aormer prosecutor yourself, what do you think mr. mueller is trying to determine through these questions? >> so many questions dealt with obstruion of justice and collusion. there's some thing bob muler feels there's work that need to be don on other issues. did he intend to instruct the russian investigation by firing he person who was leading that investigation for the fbi, that about fbi director? did he basically tell the fbi director to drop theim cal case against michael flynn? was that also an act of obstruction of justice?

we had a hen party that we threw in soho for meghan with all my girlfriends. meghan, she is really touching young people. how did you find it today? it was nice meeting herand meghan find it today? it was nice meeting her and meghan markle was in the carriage and there was lots of horses. the carriage procession was absolutely wonderful. we were very fortu nate to absolutely wonderful. we were very fortunate to see the happy couple waving to us. i am going to be a fan boy right now. it was awesome, right? it was awesome! cheering i want to show you very quickly the newly crowned duke and duchess of sussex. how did you guys find today? it was brilliant. excellent. the carriage ride was lovely. sheila beautiful, he was terry hanson. he married the wrong girl, should have been me. we let her have him. my highlight has been the atmosphere which was electric. i really enjoyed today. we camped out since a to plot la st today. we camped out since a to plot last night. it's just today. we camped out since a to plot last night. it'sjust been brilliant. the one thing on

do the task if askednd he'll walk over the last few yards over the onvaults thatins the remains of heniii and charms i up to the altar. katty: more fun facts later on in the moment. it is a big moment for the royal family. it's funnel. the cemony is fun, the celebration and crowds are fun but this is a big moment for this royal family. they are about to get a bit of a shakeup. >> big mment for meghan. what's it like the night before and is it important to be -- with your mother? were you with your mother? katty: no, i was not. it was not quite like that for me. the role for mrs. ragland tonight is to make her daughte calm, right? she's about to have this hugey aired around the world, millions will be watching and thousands will be he. if i was her and i had my mom with me, i would wt this zen yoga teacher from california to transmit. that would be my wedding gift. a bit of zen and yoga for meghan markle tonight. christian: on the hotel where they're staying. john profuno, the war secretary lt kristine at that same hotel in 1961. if you read e blush from the hotel they've hadnapologetic

hen you're looking at financials broadly, i would be over weight the sector and certainly looking at thegi al bank space. >> on that note, ed, thanks so much. thank you. >>> elsewhere, jcpenney's ceo is leaving the company. marvin ellison's exit is just as they are in the middle of a massive revamp. he's leaving to become the next ceo o lowe's which itself has had a hard time keeping up with its rival home depot. this management shakeup sent shares of both companies down today. courtney ragan has more now on the ceo switcherooo. >> reporter: after less than four years with jcpenney,arn ellison is moving on. he will take over as lowe's ceo in july. the move surprising investors and jcpenney, too. a jcpenney spokesperson tells me the companyus wast told days ago and didn't know about his decision when it announced earnings on thursday. there's a board meeting this week with the ceo main discussion. a search committee has been formed to look both inside and outside the retailer for its next ceo. four executives wil take over as part of the office of ceo l when hves june 1st. this is unl

it took a long time but we got it done. , we hen volvo came looking beat -- i won't say what state we beat out. we beat -- it came down to two state and the reason we won was because of the lake marion regional water system. so when they had the groundbreaking and they invited me down to the groundbreaking, i went down there, taking my time to get there figuring so many people were against this, there won't be many people here. well, when i got here, i couldn't hardly get in the place. everybody was taking credit for e lake marion regional water system. i don't care who gets the credit. i don't know who is here from georgia. i read a lot of biographies. i used to read a lot of biographies until i wrote one. [laughter] the guy who made coca-cola great was whitfield. which is down in atlanta. i read his biography and i remember one thing about it. and it was this. he said, there's no limit to what one can get accomplished if you don't get hung up on who gets the credit. so i'm not going to get hung up on who gets credit for the lake marion regional water system. i look forward to the 40

the governor should come down on director henning like a ton of bricks. >> i we shared our findings withthe the governor's office, which oversees the edd and the attorney general running for election. he has the power to take legal action. both declined our request to comment, instead telling us to talk to the edd. the director of edd repeated by declined our request after an interview. after three years and over 100 e-mails, the agency's head of communications finally agreed to talk. >> until we get our permanent solution in place, we are trying to do a lot of short- term solution. >> reporter: lori leavy explains the long-term solution is a planned the overhaul of the agency's antiquated computer systems, something they won't begin work on until after 2020. in the meantime, we discovered they failed to keep their promises. >> this is an e-mail from you. >> uh-huh. >> on may 18th, between 16. edd customers have online options that don't involve mailing of documents. less than two months ago, i was enrolled in online and still getting me social security number in the mail. >> the good ne

doctors can transplant a lot of organs like the heart lung and other vital organs or something like the hens eyes and even the face great medical achievements but there's another side to it it's a question of to donate or not to donate that's an ethical question. if you like me and you want to find out more about this topic so come with me into the german health center here in berlin and meet dr felix should not i'm sure he's curious about all the questions i'd like to ask him. organ transplantation can save lives and can provide our patients and nearly normal life so get in for. heart failure is when the hardest not able to pump enough blood through the body and in severe cases only a heart transplantation can save the patient and that doesn't only affect old people. captioned names i've had an organ donor card since i was sixteen years old. and. i never dreamed that one day i'd need an organ myself. ellen was in her early thirty's when she first discovered she had a heart problem but with the aid of medication she was able to lead a normal life. she got married. and the couple adopted two

author alex vitale hen a look at this issue and makes his case in his recent book, "the end of policing." in the first of our two-partpo on alternative policing methods, newshour weekend's yvette felicianopoke with vitale about whether or not we're asking police officers to do too much. >> reporter: from last month's controversial arrests of two black men in a philadelphia starbucks, to the viral videos of a black woman's contentious arrest in an alabama waffle house, to a school-based police ficer near san diego slamming a 17-year-old student onto the ground, to the fatal police shooting in new york of an unarmed black man who suffered from bipolar disorder, conversations about how police react when they're called to a scene-- especially invng communities of color-- are everywhere. but there's one idea that is different from all the others. what if poli hadn't been involved in these incidents at all? that's what alex vitale, professor of sociolo and coordinator of the policing and social justice project brooklyn college, argues in his recent book, "the end of licing." >> in many cases,

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hen you ask who the audience was for guiliani's performance in a lot of ways i think it the president himself. he has been very frustrated with the way this has all played. he doesn't feel like he is getting his view across. you're seeing things like that case to say i'm being treated unfairly. i would love to be forthcoming but i just can't because it is sonfair. what his comments indicated todais that his lawyers are still telling him, now, don't talk to mueller. he's s now the advice getting. because if he is saying i would overrule my lawyers you know the lawyers are telling him ehis is not a good idea for you. hing i wonder about and wondered a lot about aft guiliani's interviews is what is emmett flood thinking right now? he has been through impeachment, through special counsel investigations. he thinks he is going in to rt of, you know, dig in for a long haul and figure out strategy to confront all of these potential challenges that are coming the president's way. if the president is just already ready to defy that kind of k advice, you don'tw -- i mean, it just begs the questi

it is like a dream i cannot canberra henned.been wasted to be i do not know if i will die here. according to the management of the jail, the number of inmates has increased more than 30% since the government launched war on drugs 30% since the government launched waron drugs in 30% since the government launched war on drugs in 2013. despite this, the budget has only increased marginally. we need 12 billionjust to lessen congestion on a national level. we have been given 1.5 billion only for infrastructure for this year. and it is only dedicated to the otherjails, not ours. the city jail reflects a justice to the otherjails, not ours. the cityjail reflects a justice system with countless people falling through the cracks. the irony is given the alternative, being caught up given the alternative, being caught up in the punitive war on drugs, many in thejail up in the punitive war on drugs, many in the jail say they feel safe inside. howjohnson, bbc news, manila, in the philippines. —— howard. let's ta ke let's take a look at some

authority to stop it -- >> the attorney general can do it, the governor should come down on director henning like a ton of bricks. >> we shared our findings with the governor's office which overcease the edd and attorney general javier va vera -- vaer issa running for -- vasera runderstanding for -- running for re-election. after three years and 100 e- mails the agency's head of communications has finally agreed to talk. >> until we get our permanent solution in place, we are trying to do a lot of short term solutions. >> lory levy explains the long- term solution a planned overall of the agency's antiquated computer systems, something they won't even begin work on until 2020. in the meantime, we discovered they failed to keep their promises. >> this is an e-mail from you on may 18th, 2016. e.d.d. customers have online options that do not involve mailing of documents. >> less than two months ago i was enrolled in online and still getting my zs number in the -- social security number in the mail. >> the good news is we have removed the ssn from this particular form. >> she revealed shortly af

hen did your baby become sick malika can't get the nutrients she needs because her mother doesn't havefood. malika is half the weight she should be at eleven months old. her immune system vulnerable, shcontracted measles and wt into sepsis. >> she can die from hypothermia. >> reporter: her doctor, aida al sadeeq says these are complications that a from malnutrition. others can include chest infectionsgind mens. all can prove fatal. how often do you see these cases? >> from 30-40 monthly. 30-40 malnourished ntildren per mo severely acute malnourishln, complicated ourished, not merely malnourished. >>eporter: who do you blame or what do you blame? >> the war. the war. first of all stop the war. >> reporter: the beauty o men's landscape belies a society that has always suffered. it was the poorest country in the region before the war, and now it's the scene of what's c beiled the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. it began in 2014 when houthi rebels opposing yemeni government corruption took over huge parts of the country. the houthis are aredominantly deiite sect, backed by iran. in

on the stag and hen dos she was crowned his princess. and their mothers could not be more excited.as it a problem? we have had ours arranged for about one year. but when they mentioned me, ithought for about one year. but when they mentioned me, i thought it would be the same date. they stole the date, but they were not going to steal it totally. they will not have as much money as we. this young man is very, very excited. dan's sonjames is best man and will be giving out the rings. they hope. it is going to be special, isn't it? yes. this is my ring. i don't think it is your ring. my ring. i don't think it is your ring. my ring, my ring. another member of the family is wrestling with something else. my aunty sharon. i have a collection of thimbles of all the royal family. have a collection of thimbles of all the royalfamily. she is so big on all the royals. the biggest thing, my royal romances, eight collect them. when william and kate got married she cried, when harry announced he was getting married she was excited. i have a doll, it is kate, a will limited edition. she said tha