but that jubilee was a turning point. now we see a monarch who is absolutely at the top of her game. is unquestionably the most respected public figure in the land and most famous figure in the world and i think that will be reflected in today's event. >> musicians working very hard today. the band of the scotts guard playing beautifully for us. they have been playing for an hour before the crowd gathered today, so full marks to them. and then, of course in the audience itself we have an array of very, very familiar faces. some of whom serving in cabinets going back 20 and 30 years, so it really does represent a very great parliamentary tradition. just a glimpse of the former chancellor and ian duncan smith, who's in cabinet now, a former conservative leader. and we have lord steele a very familiar face, former liberal leader. and lord howell, jeffrey howell. the queen is making the short journey towards the palace of westminster. and kate it's a good moment for us to just underline what happened at the last diamond jubil

. >> a diamond jubilee is quite extraordinary. as you said, we've only had one before in history. the tone and the pace of that one was very different than this one. this is history unfolding before us. this is one of the great set piece occasions of the jubilee. there will be tours up along the country, great scenes out on the river coming up in the summer with the river pageant and a pop concert outside the palace but at the same time you're going to have big event like today. >> kate, really it's a chance -- it's parliament's chance to say thank you to her majesty. >> exactly. this is the moment -- because the queen is going to tour all over the country and see so many of her loyal this is parliament's chance to speak to the queen and express their gratitude. she said herself she thinks parliament is the best place to make this great formal occasion because she seize herself as a great constitutional monarch. >> we'll be back with you in a second. as i mentioned it is the sixth time that the queen has made a special address to

after 60 years on the throne, queen elizabeth begins her diamond jubilee tour of the u.k. as the special bonus, the duchess of cambridge was there as well. >> 10 years ago, the golden jubilee. it got off to a comparatively slow start. the people of leicester, a diverse city in the heart of england, came not in the thousands for the diamond jubilee and to welcome the duchess of cambridge. it is that cultural diversity that made this an interesting place for the diamond jubilee visits. at lester cathedral, the queen attended -- the queen attended a special service. prayer is were said for british soldiers -- prayers were said for british soldiers killed in afghanistan. >> we pray for your shirt, -- yorkshire. >> there were prayers, too, for the queen in her jubilee year. outside the cathedral, bouquets of flowers. to clean invited the duchess to join her today -- the queen invited the duchess to join her today. bedtimes', the queen took one side of the crowd while the duchess took the other. they went together to a fashion show. there relationship appears to be an easy one.

as today, it is my privilege to address you during my silver and golden jubilees. many of you were present ten years ago and some of you will recall the occasion in 1977. since my accession, i have been a regular visitor to the palace of westminster and at the large count have had the pleasurable duty of treating with 12 prime ministers. [ applause ] over such a period one can observe the experience of venerable old age can be a mighty guide but not a prerequisite for success in public office. i am, therefore, very pleased to be addressing many younger parliamentarians and also those bringing such a wide range of background and experience to your vital national work. during these years as your queen, the support of my family has across the generations been beyond measure. prince phillip is, i believe, well known for declining compliments of any kind. [ laughter ] but throughout he has been a constant strength and guide. he and i are very proud and grateful that the prince of wales and other members of our family are traveling on my behalf in this diamond jubilee ye

still to come, kicking off the queen's jubilee in style. she starts a tour of the u.k. a justice of -- the duchess of cambridge is on hand for the celebration. if there were not enough crises to worry about, today, a solar storm has involved the earth. so far, the impact has been minimal. >> a storm on the surface of our son, the most intense in 10 years. it was triggered by two gigantic solar flares earlier this week. continued activity could soon have an effect on earth. that is why u.s. government agencies are monitoring the situation closely. >> we are at least able to tell you that yes, this is coming closer. keep watching. do not get hysterical. >> watch out. a solar tsunami is on the way. >> but hysterical they got. this from the u.s. news networks. >> breaking news. a massive solar storm targeting the planet. >> how worried should we be? the sun is throwing off again the sheets of charged particles. these sheets may be on a collision course for the earth. there will be detected by the earth's magnetic field. it can magnetize the upper atmosphere, so power surges

and now, after 60 years on the throne, queen elizabeth has begun her diamond jubilee tour of the u.k.'s absolutely right, rico. crowds lined the street of lester to welcome her majesty, and as an added bonus, the duchess of cambridge was there for the festivities as well. nicolas was there, too. a warning, his report does contain some flash photography. >> 10 years ago, the jubilee got off to a comparatively slow start. that wasn't the story today. the people of lester, a culturally diverse city in the heart of england, came out in the thousands to launch the queen's diamond jubilee and to welcome the queen's guest companion for the day, the duchess of cambridge. it is that cultural diversity that made lester the place to begin the queen's diamond jubilee visit. few cities better demonstrate the changes that have occurred in british society over the 60 years of her reign. at lester cathedral, queen attended a special service at which representatives of the different faithed communities joined christian leaders. in a special addition to the program, prayers were said for the six britis

for this diamond jubilee, she will remain on safer ground. you will be presented with a stained glass window, a gift in tribute to her 60 years of service. >> to united nations' nuclear watchdog says it has received an invitation to visit to north korea three years after inspectors were expelled. last month they agreed to suspend nuclear and long-range missile tests and allow inspectors into the country in return for food assistance from the united states. vertical torpedo is what it james cameron calls his latest creation. this is not a movie, rather a potential record-breaking submarine. his latest project is trying to reach the deepest part of the ocean. he appears on track to beat other teams trying to do the same. our science reporter is in guam, the nearest land mass to the dive site. >> this is the experimental stuff that will take one of the most famous directors to the deepest place on earth. james cameron has long been obsessed with the ocean. now he is getting ready to journey alone 7 miles beneath the waves. the craft will have to

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he is working on the second stop of a trip marking his grandmother's queen elizabeth's "jubilee "jubileeff to the dancing in belize it was time for the more formal duties of the royal. there's a strong military theme to his tour of the bahamas. he's joining a naval security exercise the island's defense forces. the prince was in the tropical dress uniform of the blues and royals when he went to church in the capital nassau. it was a service to mark the queen's "jubilee!". she is head of state here. the bahamas is one of her remaining 15 overseas realms. prince harry unveiled a portrait of his grandmother at a photographic exhibition celebrating her reign. >> i stand before you with a deep sense of pride of being asked to convey to you a message of good wishes from the queen on the occasion of her diamond jubilee. the bahamas holds a special place in her imagine industry's hearts. >> and he brought good news from home. he told the general that the duke was enjoying what he called a new spurt of life after his christmas heart operation. >> tough job but somebody's got to do it. all right.

culminated in a central jubilee weekend. that was also the case for the silver jubilee. she towards the nation and also travel nearly 60,000 miles around the world. this time, there will be no foreign travel, but the queen prince philip will crisscross the country on a tour that will end in july. >> i will tell you what. we will give you some more of the queen's trip. we have some live pictures coming in. that is the entrance to leicester university. this is something we will have to get used to. people will enjoy this over the next few months as the queen marks her diamond jubilee. that is 60 years. there she is, doing incredibly well. the start of what will no doubt be -- stay with us for "bbc world news." there is plenty more to come. >> make sense of international news. bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu newman's own foundation and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers use their expertise in global finance to guide you through the opportunities of international commerce.

for in this your jubilee, we celebrate his service, too.ons to be held up and down the land. in the coming months, you and the duke will traveled widely throughout the kingdom, but today you've come to parliament, the constitutional heart of the' nation, and granted us the'' privilege of being the first of your people formally to honor your jubilee. and where better to begin the celebration than here in the splendor of westminster hall, a hall of kings and queens were almost a millennium. we have seen many historic events. we look forward with great anticipation to the unveiling of the stained-glass window in which members of both houses have commissioned in honor of this day. when placed in the window above the great doors, your coat of arms will be the halls in color and will be seen daily of members of staff as they walk through to the offices, as well as by the many of thousands of visitors we receive your weekly from both home and abroad. for we must remember that your jubilee will be celebrated with joy and your other roles and terr

. >> coming up, the 60-year-old reign diamond jubilee been marked. >> ashton kutcher shooting for the stars. >> you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. >> it is a very special day for queen elisabeth. produced comic a celebrated her 60th anniversary on the throne. the queen publicly. -- both houses of parliament presented her with a special stained-glass window marking her diamond jubilee. >> my board and members of the house of commons, this great institution has been throughout has been a constant strength and guide. he and nine are very proud and grateful that the prince of wales and other members of our family are traveling on my behalf in this diamond jubilee year to visit all the commonwealth rounds and a number of other commonwealth countries. >> just a little bit of with the queen had to say. the main celebrations will be later this year in june. >> actor ashton kutcher is headed in the space. he has reserved a $200,000 seat on the virgin galactic spacecraft. it is not clear when he will take flight

her golden jubilee, 2002. this is her diamond jubilee, 60 years of being in power in england.the queen marking this unique occasion, addressing parliament in london. that's what is happening. >>> five things you need to know, in washington secretary of state, hilary clinton, will join transportation secretary, ray la hood, in an event to celebrate amelia ehrhardt. she disappeared 75 years ago, a search is scheduled to take place in june for the wreckage of the plane. >>> reception is held tonight at the white house for ireland's prime minister, he and barack obama will meet following a wednesday st. patrick's day lunch. >>> puppets joining a list celebrity on walk of fame. miss piggy, kermit and others received their star. muppets have been in show business for 40 years now, they deserve the star. >>> and cherry blossom festival in washington dc. check out the booms. experts say the blossoms will reach the peak blooming this week. it's scheduled to last five weeks. >>> one way to celebrate the start of spring, italian ice, stores are giving customer as regular ice of their cho

bbc news. >> you have more on the queen's jubilee? >> that is right. it is the diamond jubilee year for queen elizabeth, marking 60 years on the throne. she made a personal tribute to the british virtues of resilience, ingenuity, and tolerance. speaking to parliament, she spoke of her position in the commonwealth. our correspondent reports. >> when she came to the throne, a good many of today's parliamentarians were not even born. today, to mark the 60 years of the reign of elizabeth ii, parliament teheran's gathered in westminster hall. -- parliamentarians lee westminster hall. people gathered outside. tributes were presented, and in her speech, the queen looked back. she recalled the prime minister's she counseled. >> at the last count, i had the duty of treating with 12 prime ministers. >> prime ministers, 12. the bill she has signed into law, three and a half thousand. she applauded the changing face of parliament and think her family and her husband for their support. >> prince philip is, i believe, more known for a declining compliments of any ki

. >> reporter: britain's dancing, joking, volleyball-playing prince ended his diamond jubilee tour thiseekend, a new generation leading a royal rebranding. >> you can't sit there with a stiff upper lip and crossed arms and not getting involved. i've had an amazing time. i've had a gas. on behalf of my grandmother. >> reporter: an old family helping put a new face on britain in a year when billions will be watching. the queen's diamond jubilee in june, the olympics in july and august, a marathon celebration, an entire country getting ready for its close-up. hoping to remind the world that great britain can put on a good show. one mile from the olympic stadium, a giant bell has been commissioned to open the games at the very foundry that cast the liberty bell. >> bell-ringing is incredibly english. it's english like cricket, it's english like beer, warm beer, especially. >> reporter: eight more bells will be cast here for the queen's jubilee. in june, they will ring out across the thames, leading a flotilla carrying the queen. britain knows how to put on a pageant. it must prove that it w

the queen is only the second monarch in british history to celebrate a diamond jubilee. only victoria has done so before. much has changed in this century since she reigned but monarchy, and especially this mark, has remained constant. -- and especially this monarch, , has remained constant. >> a team in australia has developed what they hope is the fastest car on the planet. they are not the only ones going for that record. >> one australian car, one british, with two dreams. at a workshop, one dream is already taking shape as this, the aussie invader. >> this is like a bullet. >> this man would like to be the first to reach 1,000 miles per hour. he was inspired by the legendary record breaker, donald campbell, who came to australia in 1964 to set the land speed record. so earlier versions of the invader took him to the edge of the sound barrier. now, he is back with a new dream, to turn this 9 ton monster into a record breaker, a car so powerful that it uses a formula one engine as a fuel pump. this is what it will look like. it will have to my hundred thousand horsepo

the duchess of cambridge, her first taste of a jubilee tour.he duke of edden borough had to show her what to do at times. but outside the cathedral she was so caught up in chatting to well wishers her secretary had to remind her not to keep the queen waiting. the schoolchildren who presented the royal bouquets so excited they left kate in mid conversation told me why they had been chosen. >> i didn't know any english and now -- >> your english sounds pretty good to me. >> yeah. >> reporter: you can really feel it that lester sees it as an honor to be the first stop on this jubilee tour. they want to show off their multi cultural, multi ethnic city, they get to celebrate with the queen and the double whammy of having the duchess along too. as hundreds said good-bye, there will be many more stops for the queen as she crisscrosses the uk, but none quite like this. itv news, in lester. >>> and it's time for your first look at entertainment news. according to the experts while the reigning top film is poised to triumph again doesn't mean there won't

this weekend on history bookshelf, howard dodson discusses jubilee, the emergence of african-american culture. the book examines how africans suffered a cultural identity. contributors to the book, annette gordon reid and janelle buckley join the discussion. this is an hour and 20 minutes. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. it's my pleasure to welcome you here this evening for the official launching of a new publication from the shamburg center entitled "jubilee." this publication has been a while in the making, about three years ago the shamburg center organized and presented major exhibition entitled left we forget the triumph over slavery as part of its 75th anniversary celebration. this, to the best of our knowledge, was the first major exhibition on the subject of slavery and the united states. we did not do a catalog to the show. and the show was so very well received that we extended it for about nine months. and people continued to come back asking for additional opportunities to see the show. and usually built into their conversations, but that was a question, when are yo

. >>> in london today, the queen celebrated her diamond jubilee.t's been 60 years since her coronation to the thrown following the death her father. and today in a rare address to both houses of parliament, she paid tribute to the virtues of resilience, ingenuity and tolerance. and mentioned the only other british monarch to celebrate a diamond jubilee, queen victoria back in 1897. >> in an era where the regular worthy rhythm of life is less eye catching than doing something extraordinary, i'm reassured that i'm nearly the second sovereign to celebrate a diamond jubilee. >> the queen also had had kind words for her husband, prince phillip. she called him a constant strength and guide. >>> in this country, the first lady revealed a little more about those secret shopping outings she's sometimes been able to take just to get out of the white house bubble. last night on the late show, she told david letterman about a woman she encountered recently at target. >> no one knew that was me. because a woman actually walked up to me, right? i was in the dete

but prince harry's jubilee trip is not over yet. he climbed the ancient mayans pyramids in belize, partied in the streets and drank local rum. >> i am speechless right now. i don't want to wash my hands. >> the prince says the tour of paradise would probably make his brother and sister-in-law, will and kate, jealous. and jamaica is still to come. monica mazzar, cbs news, london. ,,,,,,,,,,,, it's getting crowded at toyota's #1 for everyone sales event. why? 'cause people know toyota's the best. toyota has the most fuel-efficient and longest lasting vehicles of any full-line automaker. plus, every new toyota comes with the peace-of-mind of toyota care, a complimentary maintenance plan with roadside assistance. so from camry to tundra, this is your chance to save big on our most popular models. with the incredible deals you'll find... ...you're gonna want to hurry in for this one. ♪ [ male announcer ] the great savings won't last long. >>> well, today's table, we will make something delicious. it is a sausage soup. we will have rigato

but it also comes just a week after jamaica's prime minister, who received prince harry on a jubilee tour, pledged to drop the queen as head of state and make the caribbean island a fully-fledged republic. >> this is "bbc world news." i'm geeta guru-murthy. the headlines -- opposition activists in syria say they have evidence of massacres of adults and children in the city of homs. and villagers in afghanistan demand to know how an american soldier was able to shoot dead 16 people in their own homes. now, just more on our news today. we're joined by the british shadow foreign secretary, douglas alexander, who's in studio for us. i just wanted to tell you something that we're just getting in from kabul, which is the afghan parliament has passed a resolution today in protest of the killings in afghanistan, and the trial of the american soldier concerned in an afghan court. do you think that is something that should now happen? because what has happened is hugely damaging to the western president in afghanistan. >> this was a truly appalling act, and my thoughts are with the loved ones

. >> jubilee housing provides apartments in this house and for 65 low-income tenants. is this a request from the late mortgage banker, jubilee created a computer lab with top- of-the-line laptop and then someone stole them. the detectives returned to the building this afternoon and they want to know who the two people are caught on surveillance video. they believe they stole 10 laptops from jubilee housing computer lab on february 26th. >> we cannot go down and use the computers anymore. it affects everyone in jubilee housing. >> the man entered where a woman's coat believed to be hiding laptops. by the time they looked in the lab today they have been replaced by refurbished desktops, most not yet detected -- connected. >> unfortunately people watch it and they take. >> where did they come from? >> they contacted eight computer refurbish her and for $125 they built all of these than one of the fancy laptops. >> appears any barrier getting in the way of someone taking a computer class, we want to make sure it's removed. >> we desperately want these people to get caught.

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the island hopping prince is on a ten-day jubilee tour. belize, where he brought new energy to the royal tradition known as the walk-about. >> it started in the '70s. >> reporter: he also visited a mayan temple. it was in the bahamas, a place princess diana loved and visited in 1982 when she was 6 months pregnant that prince harry appeared to pay tribute to his mother's love of children. >> he just embraced the people. he became a child when he talked to the children. >> reporter: this people's prince also donned his military garb this weekend. a top gun apache helicopter pilot, he says he wants to get back to afghanistan. for years, harry was living in the shadow of his brother. and a bit on the edge, partying his way through london. today, it seems he is a mature man, making his royal debut of sorts. step one in rebuilding his rebel reputation. >> this is a very big deal for prince harry. this is his first official overseas trip, where he is traveling alone, representing the queen, and the crown. from what we've seen, he's been a huge hi

this year awards went to 10 women. >>> queen elizabeth set off on her diamond jubilee tour with a specialmpanion her grand daughter-in-law kate. the two with prince philip caused quite a stir at a long done train station where hundreds showed up as they kicked off their first day of events. -- one of the first train stops they watched a fashion show. the queen is celebrating 60 years of her reign. >>> so cool, traveling with grand mark the queen. >>> just ahead, a look at what >>> just ahead, a look at what now's a great time to get at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ female announcer ] call to get u-verse -- now with free hd -- for only $25 a month for six months -- our lowest price ever -- with a total home dvr included. plus get hbo and cinemax free for three months. [ male announcer ] with u-verse tv, you can record four shows at once with a total home dvr that lets you play back, pause, or rewind your shows from any room. [ female announcer ] so call at&t to get u-verse -- now with free hd -- for only $25 a month for six months -- our lowest price ever -- with a total home dvr includ

to the bahamas to mark the queen's diamond jubilee. the boat he was traveling in broke down. >> it was a small maritime mishaps that brought cavalrymen to harry on an unscheduled stop of his tour. when the defense force rescued him from the ship the breakdown, he was forced to join the media. he may have been left feeling a little nervous. crisis averted. he sped off to his next engagement. this is tiny harbor island, where the prince was a big hit. he was met by a noisy array of well-wishers, all desperate to welcome the queen's grandson. on nassau, east by the picture of his grandmother and quipped, "i have seen that woman before." later, he joked about the hard work he was enduring on this stunning island. >> i will certainly be showing off about it to my brother and sister-in-law when i return home. >> it is clear that his first time representing the queen here has been a success. next stop, jamaica. bbc news. >> you have been watching "news day." >> a reminder of the main news. people who have escaped from homs have given horrifyi

march 21, 1996, began the year of jubilee. it was the first state to the countdown of the second trumpet, which happened 2000 days later, which was 9/11. i predicted this event 30 days before it happened, because it is in the bible. i am not trying to toot my own horn. as far as i know, i am the only one who made this prediction. john macarthur is personally my favorite preacher. unfortunately, they did not teach me this. i wish they did so people would not accuse me of bragging. the point is this. the board are closed up and sealed until the time of the end. we are at the time of the in. -- of the end. i speculate the judgment day will be 1335 days into the new sabbatical cycle, based on daniel chapter 12, which talks about the blessing to the elect that will come after 1335 days. that ended at the end of the sabbaticals let go. if i had an hour, i could explain logically, consistently, mathematically to you. president chiu: thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is paul. i come to the board of supervis

indeed, another announcement which lifts the spirit of the nation in the year of the queen's diamond jubilee. >> thank you, mr. speaker. before the general election, the deputy prime minister said he was profoundly hostile to the closure of factories. 1700 disabled people are losing their jobs because of the closure of 36. >> mr. speaker, as the honorable lady will know. this is conducted -- her conclusions are supported by organizations like mine and others. i would likely disagree. they say and this is their conclusion and this what they think we should be doing. they believe segregated implement, which was stopped in the aftermath of the second world war, is not the best way to promote the interests of disabled people in this country in the 21st century. >> thank you, mr. speaker. last weekend, the deputy prime minister spoke about the need for it tycoon tax. does that include individuals who claim they want tax raised on the rich but set up companies so they only pay part of their income? >> it is worth dwelling for minute on the explanations provided by ken livingstone for his exotic ta

what the queen had to say to members of parliament, during a number of diamond jubilee celebrations.ler. how he walked away with barely a scratch. >>> i'm bob turk in the first warning weather center. staying very warm into the weekend. i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. >>> and wjz 13 is always on. here are the top stories on wjz.com at this hour. for instant updates and all the day's news, and the updated forecast, log onto wjz.com. ,,,, >>> a mother in philadelphia is grateful that her son is safe this weekend. she was seen carrying the 15- month-old. he walked away without a scratch after falling from the third floor window. investigators say he was carefully being watched by his grandmother when he fell from the scene 30 feet to the ground. the injury has been ruled an accident. >>> a luxury line and a container ship. check this out here. the silver shadow, sustained scrapes and dents on its hull, after striking the vessel in deep fog. the collision reportedly knocked passengers off its feet and nearly capsized the container ship. crews say the safety of th

when the jubilee celebrations take place this summer. the queen is actually expected to lead a parade of a thousand votes along the tems river. >> reporter: but prince harry's jubilee trip isn't over yet. he climbed ancient pyramids in beliz, partied in the streets and drank local rum. >> i'm speechless right now. i don't even wa want to wash my -- even want to wash my hands. >> reporter: the prince said this would probably make his brother and sister-in-law jealous. cbs news, london. >> as monica mentioned, prince harry will be in london tonight and will finish up his tour in brazil on thursday. >> i think anybody would do that duty for the queen. >>> straight ahead. just when you thought it was safe to get back in the water. how a man escaped the jaws of a large shark. >>> the tragic ending to the search for a missing 4-year-old boy. >> and a few flurries in the region. stick around for the updated first warning forecast coming up. [ clanking ] think we should have bought pre-assembled furniture? [ telephone ringing ] wait. [ male anno

queen elizabeth took the train to launch her jubilee journey.he brought her husband, prince phillip and her granddaughter- in-law kate, to celebrate her 60 years on the throne. dancers performed on the streets in lester to welcome the royals. crowds packed the city to grab a glimpse. some even got to chat with the queen. >> she said thank you to the flowers. >> reporter: others brought gifts for katherine, the duchess of cambridge. >> i never met her. >> reporter: that's a necker chief, to you and me. an appropriate gift since kate recently became a girl scout volunteer. but something like this may be more the duchess's style. kate is famous for her fashion sense. she joined the queen at a student show, shouting with her majesty as models strutted down the cat walk. >> reporter: the queen will travel across britain in the four-month jubilee tour. many are hoping kate will keep going with her. >> she's very kind. she is. she's very nice. >> reporter: kate was careful to keep the spotlight on the queen. with her husband, prince william, in line fo

queen elizabeth took the train to launch her jubilee journey.he brought her husband, prince phillip and her granddaughter- in-law, kate, to celebrate her 60 years on the throne. dancers performed in the streets of lester, to welcome the royals. crowds packed the city to grab a glimpse. some even got to chat with the queen. >> she said thank you for the flowers. >> reporter: others brought gifts for katherine, the duchess of cambridge. >> that's a neckerchief to you and me. an appropriate gift since kate recently became a girl scout volt tear. -- volunteer. but something like this may be more the duchess's style. kate is famous for her fashion sense. she joined the queen at a student show, chatting with her majesty as models strutted down the catwalk. >> reporter: the queen will travel across britain in the four-month jubilee tour. many are hoping that kate will continue to join her. >> she's very kind. she is. she's very nice person. >> reporter: kate was careful to keep the spotlight on the queen. with her husband, prince william, in line for t

the queen presented with a diamond jubilee window.don this morning for us. how did it go? >> reporter: one of those big state occasions that we enjoy in london. two houses of parliament, lower house and upper house will come together in one room to hear an address. the last time in recent memory it really happened was for pope and for president obama. but this as you say is the year in which the queen celebrates her diamond jubilee. six years on the throne. they decided to pay tribute to her. they got the window organize. paid for it themselves. they made glowing tributes on behalf of the speaker of the commons and the lords to the queen. th then she returned with an address talking about how she's the only monarch in british history, only the second monarch in british history to pass the 60-year mark. queen victoria being the other one. she's had unique insight into modern history. some people would argue a period of history that's seen the most change in all history. there's been so much that's changed over the last six years. she's

it is my sincere hope that the diamond jubilee will be an opportunity for people to come together inpirit of neighborliness in celebration of their own communities. we also hope to celebrate the the professional and voluntary service given by millions of people across the country who are working for the public good. they are a source of vital support to the welfare and well-being of others, often unseen or overlooked. and as we reflect upon public service, let us again be mindful of the remarkable sacrifice and courage of our armed forces. much may indeed have changed this past 60 years. but the valor of those who risk their lives for the defense and freedom of us all remains undimmed. >> the british queen, queen elizabeth, as she spoke to the house of commons, the 85-year-old queen paying tribute to parliament. also reference to the 12 prime ministers she had dealt with and the 3,500 bills she signed into law. as she underlined both the length and the stability of her tenure as the head of state in great britain. that speech, by the way, is available on our website at c-span.org. >>