you are not our king! as the king finished, shouts of "you are not our king!"otests were not unexpected and this was condemned by some aboriginal elders. the palace offered no comment but instead focused on what they called the warmth of the reception from the thousands of people and an alpaca who turned out to greet the couple. alpaca snorts laughter no trip to australia would have been complete without a barbecue in the sunshine. both the king and queen seemed quite at home cooking the local produce. for their final appearance back in sydney, the biggest crowd so far. welcome, charles! welcome. the king seemed to be in his element. this was goodbye to australia. next stop... he shrieks ..a warm welcome in samoa for the commonwealth heads of government meeting, or chogm, as it's known. the king is the organisation's head, and this was a gathering of prime ministers and presidents. some of those present wanted to push for compensation for the impact of slavery. it was an issue the king made a nod to in his opening address. none of us can change the past, but we

nua black musketeers, a coveted regiment used to guard king. but then upon my marriage, believe it or not, at the age of 16, to my wife was 14. at first they wanted it to be 14 and 12 respectively, but they felt that was too young. so we waited. but nonetheless, i thought they result of that. i was given a commission in my father in laws regiment. it was called the regiment. new white was a regiment of the flag or dragoons, cavalry and. we were billeted in the eastern part of france, the fortress city of ms. now that is where i heard of the great wall. you see, we were attending a dinner party. it was commonplace back then to have these grandiose dinner parties, all of the most noble officers in attendance. and there we would typically speak about the various subjects of the day, perhaps a wall that had begun, a wall that it concluded, a new treaty that had been signed, perhaps a new innovation in strategy and tactics. but on one occasion we had a very special guest, and this guest was none than the duke of gloucester. now, many of you might sa

i'm king there's something this idea of the divine right of kings that the king's power came god, that if if someone slayed the king on the battlefield the notion is that victor was supposed to be king because anointed them. so the king in and says i will pardon people who have had been you know miscarriage of justice and back then as as you know there was no functioning criminal justice system. there wasn't a federal rules of criminal procedure. there was not the fourth, fifth, sixth amendment. there were not appeals and and various kinds measures to ensure that. people weren't abused through the criminal justice system. that being said, kings, you know, hand out pardons, cronies to protect themselves. they would pardon people to get them to go to the new world. they pardoned people to get them to, you know, join an army that definitely, you know, between that period and between the ratification constitution, there was what's known this enlightenment period where these thinkers of were thinking about liberty and government by the people. but those limitations didn't thpardon power.nst

does draft kings ever give small loans? this is really concerning because she's voicing in her email that she short on her mortgage. also saying, probably this means i need to quit gambling. and it does seem like the 1st response is taking that seriously. asking if she's playing within her means budget, but then when she sends back this one liner, yes, i'm playing within my means. okay, perfect. you know, let's, let's give you 250 click the claim to get you back in action. there's something about that phrase back in action, right? i mean that's, that's a term that gamblers use to describe that kind of rush, right? this is an amazing exchange here, but i, as i assume that it's par for the course and there's many more out there like this . oh, are you gambling beyond your means? you know, like, well, suddenly just email communications, but they know damn well and you know, you don't need it. you don't need any knowledge of addiction science to know like this person is an out of control gamble. and even when a conscience, you

but the king also said to them.ing also said it was a reminder again to him of the fact that there are an enormous number of devastating conflicts are still going on in the world. in the middle east, central europe and africa, and seeing the veterans and meeting them and being at those events just reminded him again ofjust how devastating those conflicts still are. thank you so much for your reflections. 0ursenior thank you so much for your reflections. 0ur senior royal correspondent. let's speak to the daily mail's robert hardman, author of the biography charles iii. you have written a biography, charles iii. when it comes to what we saw today, a very reflective christmas message from the king, he has been through so much, what have we learnt about his majesty?- learnt about his ma'esty? i was struck, learnt about his ma'esty? i was struck. and h learnt about his majesty? i was struck, and daniela _ learnt about his majesty? i was struck, and daniela touched - learnt about his majesty? i was struck, and daniela tou

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it was the king of the christmas box office and on the wish list of millions of lion king fans, a prequelster. pulling back the curtain on the origin stories of mufasa and scar, here's abc's rhiannon ally with another look. >> i'm a warthog, you're a warthog. i was typecast. you are pumbaa, a jewish pig. it's a real contradiction, but i'm willing to ride with it. >> pumbaa and timon the meerkat, the beloved lion king duo together again on the big screen. >> so, just to be clear, we're not in this story. >> there's a lot of stories with all of us tell. >> one of those, voiced by seth rogen and billy eichner in mufasa. it's the latest in the franchise now with music by lin-manuel miranda. >> i think if it had just been the 94 film, i would have felt very intense pressure. but because there's been this incredible julie taymor broadway musical and beyonce's contribution with her inspired by album, that kind of expanded the notion of what lion king music could sound like. >> you know, it top everything, everything. you know it. king already, already you know it. >> a lot of modern african pop

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the belgian king of st. basically dismissing the atrocities historians say were committed during his roll over the east african country. the why the new team is hard at work putting the finishing touches on the top stories, but this hour it's so good to have your company here. we're not see. so israel is kicking off the program right now. the nation's iron does defense system activated overnight to basically to engage an incoming ballistic missile fired by the who these brings and footage right here from social media revealing of the fragments of the messiah lang scott that i have a positive jerusalem. the attack had triggered an air raid sirens all across the central part of the country. and as one might imagine, the alarm caused chaos. the televisions main applewood israel immediately suspended, also duty and flights. the restriction though being lifted just a few hours later. well, at the united nations, israel expressed outrage to the food the use of come to the defense of palestinians is really a baset

he was one of the greatest kings. just like any other great kings, what comes after great kings? usually oligarchs. that is why there was some sort of preparation. and his son in many ways very similar, came after a great king. he started to adopt a lot of things from the british, using the british model, including long secession. in order to curb the criticism of the monarchy it was enacted. but it has been more or less dormant. it has not been used much over the year. because after that, it was almost unusual when thailand changed in 1932. there was a lot of anti-monarchy sentiment. it basically protects royal privilege. when he came in 1946, and the rise in 1959, the king had been so successful in putting himself up, to the point there was no opposition. because there was nothing to criticize. for those who wanted to criticize, the fear was so great. how could you criticize such a great king? even addressing why he was so powerful. nobody wanted to criticize the king. when it started to get loose in the coup. more and more people started to question the monarchy. sorry, i gave

. author of a new book, charles iii, allabout the king.iii, all about the king. as we monitor what is happening, we'rejust watching monitor what is happening, we're just watching these pictures of is happening at horse guards parade, because this is part of that ceremony, part of the pomp and circumstance that we have with these state visits. what will we expect to see when the emir and the sheikha arrive?- and the sheikha arrive? unlike and the sheikha arrive? unlike a lot of it _ and the sheikha arrive? unlike a lot of it is, _ and the sheikha arrive? unlike a lot of it is, the _ and the sheikha arrive? unlike a lot of it is, the emir - and the sheikha arrive? unlike a lot of it is, the emir will - a lot of it is, the emir will have _ a lot of it is, the emir will have a_ a lot of it is, the emir will have a pretty good idea because he himself was trained at sandhurst, so here's familiar with— sandhurst, so here's familiar with some of the commands and structures— with some of the commands and structures of the british army. but what — s

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king charles has given his annual christmas day speech, where he paid tribute to the doctors and nursesor the care they've provided to him and the princess of wales during their cancer treatment this year. he called for unity after the summer riots in the uk made a plea for peace in the middle east, central europe and africa. this year's christmas broadcast was delivered in the fitzrovia chapel in london, the first time a venue outside a royal residence had been used for over a decade. let's first hear what he said about his treatment. i offer special heartfelt thanks to the selfless doctors and nurses who this year have supported me and other members of my family through the uncertainties and the anxieties of illness and have helped provide the strength, care, and comfort we have needed. i am deeply grateful to all of those who have offered us their own kind words of sympathy and encouragement. as conflicts rage throughout europe, africa and the middle east, the king acknowledged the work of humanitarian organisations helping those most in need around the world. on this christmas day w

they'd love to share king's story. an entrance to the highway is just steps outside of the holguin's apartment, along parkmoor avenue near lee avenue. his primary daycare provider, solis cisneros, says despite incredible efforts from his parents, king had a tendency of running away, especially when drawn to rain. >> he got out in the middle of the night when everyone was asleep, locked the door behind himself, left his ipad and just went out. you know, everybody's looking for him. we would never expect him to be on the freeway, though. >> i just wish i was there for him that night and i want to apologize to him. and i know he's i know he's better now. >> nearby, a memorial in king's honor continues to grow full of his favorite snacks and toys, memories and letters from his friends at daycare. the family says a gofundme account was set up and there will be fundraisers on december 20th to the 22nd at willow park. efforts to pay for a proper service to remember their special loving boy king. >> he meant so much to everybo

>> he's a king. he's an appointed king.obably a warrior until he was about 55 and then he became the king and he's in trouble and it's all going wrong and he's got to sort it out -- well, i can't tell you what happens, but that's what happens. >> stephen: we have a clip here. >> you do? >> stephen: yeah. >> oh, really? >> stephen: have you never been on a talk show before? [laughter] in the u.k. they don't have clips. >> of course i know what a talk show is! i just didn't expect a clip of this buried. >> stephen: yeah, we have a clip. would you like me to set it up? >> yes, please because you know better than i do -- you are the tolkien expert buried. >> stephen: this is a scene that's directly from the book, the appendices, and it is hammer hand, the most famous king between the king we know from or to the rings. he's got trouble in the kingdom because one of the lords is coming in who doesn't really give him a lot of respect. he shows up to very few meetings but never misses a meal basically is what your character says an

kings family and friends tell me off camera king was autistic. nonverbal and loved playing outside.specially in water. his family had child locks in their home because king would occasionally try to sneak outside to play. something that solice said he did in school. she believes it was king's way of communicating. as he was still figuring out how to peek to the world through his disability. >> i would get reports from the school every day how many times. child, what can we do? how do we get him not to run away. parents put the locking up on the door. not like you can handcuff the kid, though, you know. not many things for him. my heart was broken. i felt like i lost my own kid. >> king died just a couple weeks before his seventh birthday. these are not the candles his family was hoping to light in honor of him this holiday season. his parents are also grappling with another reality. trying to figure out how to pay for king's funeral expenses. >>>it has been another wet day after a weekend full of very eventful weather. that caused more than a couple problems. if you are outside at a

the king is said to have been bowled over by the chapel�*s beauty.ce of solace and reflection for patients, staff and families using the middlesex hospital before the hospital was demolished in 2008. i assume that this space, being one of kind of calm reflection, but also thinking about health, about care and about the medical profession, would make it a pretty apt choice. we did feel very privileged. the chapel is not consecrated and is open to people of all faiths. it's now used for community events and there are royal connections too. sister dorothy louise thomas was awarded the gold medal. i in 193a, the king's great—grandfather, george v, was at middlesex hospital to honour nurse sister dorothy thomas for her bravery in a hospital fire. she is now remembered on the chapel walls as an heroic colleague. the king wanted to do something different this year to make his message more personal and delivered from a space used by the community. but taking a christmas broadcast out of a royal residence is highly unusual. i usually make my christmas broadca

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they'd love to share king's story. an entrance to the highway is just steps outside of the hogan's apartment, along parkmoor avenue near lee avenue. his primary daycare provider, soli cisnero, says despite incredible efforts from his parents, king had a tendency of running away, especially when drawn to rain. >> he got out in the middle of the night when everyone's asleep, locked the door behind himself, left his ipad and just went out. you know, everybody's looking for him. would never expect him to be on the freeway, though. >> i just wish i was there for him that night and i want to apologize to him. and i know he's i know he's better now. >> nearby, a memorial in king's honor continues to grow full of his favorite snacks and toys, memories and letters from his friends at daycare. the family says a gofundme account was set up and there will be fundraisers on december 20th to the 22nd at willow park. efforts to pay for a proper service to remember their special loving boy king. >> he meant so much to everybody. he re

we're talking about parts of king road. neighbors fear the plan will make parking a nightmare for them. nbc bay area's damian trujillo has been covering this issue for us, and damian, what changes are coming to this popular roadway? well, janelle, the city says that king road has turned into one of their hot spots when it comes to traffic accidents. it's about a six mile stretch. so what they want to do is in some parts of king road, kind of expand the sidewalk, make it, make it a little larger in other parts, they want to maybe get rid of the center lane and have that be a bus route for vta. add some more bus stations. there, maybe some more lighting as well. but the one that really gets the neighbors around here, a couple of neighborhood associations, is that they say that the city does want to eliminate some street parking along king road. the city says nothing is a done deal yet, but in some places they're going to go block by block to see what areas. maybe they're going to have to restrict the parking. they're trying t

king. dave barry. mitch albom. on guitar dave barry. on wigs scott dutrow. on awkwardly standing around. on backup vocals, mary carr. on whip, amy tan.d, joining them in conversation is moderator lisa napoli. the word's smartest and most literate rock and roll band the rock bottom remainders. [ cheers and applause ] >>> hi, everyone. hi. hi. oh, my goodness. dave barry roped me into this because i'm a longstanding groupie of this band, i know all their secrets. i have a copy of the only book only written that's been b remainder, 1992? yeah. you can mug many for this later on. i have been hugging around for 15 years. because i live with the group manager ted, who i still haven't married much to dave's chagrin. amy, dave, phen, ridley, roy blount, okay, you got a fax and then all thof a sudden this cam about, so how did that happen? stephen, you tell the story so well. well. >> dave. [ laughter ] a wonderful woman named kathy from san francisco -- literary escort. >> describe -- >> she would

god save the king plays. in his christmas message, delivered from a former hospital chapel in central london rather than a royal residence, the king spoke of the suffering we all experience at some stage of our life, and touched on his own experience of cancer treatment. from a personal point of view, i offer special, heartfelt thanks to the selfless doctors and nurses who this year have supported me and other members of my family through the uncertainties and anxieties of illness, and have helped provide the strength, care and comfort we have needed. recalling his visit to australia and samoa, he talked of diversity as a strength, not a weakness, and emphasised the power of community, especially after the summer riots in the uk. i felt a deep sense of pride here in the united kingdom when, in response to anger and lawlessness in several towns this summer, communities came together, not to repeat these behaviours, but to repair. to repair notjust buildings but relationships. and most importantly, to repair tr

let's hear more now from the king. drums roll. god save the king plays. earlier this year, as we commemorated the 80th anniversary of d—day, the queen and i had the enormous privilege of meeting, once again, the remarkable veterans of that very special generation, who gave of themselves so courageously on behalf of us all. listening to these once young servicemen and women touched us deeply, as they spoke of their comrades drawn from across the commonwealth, who never returned and who now rest peacefully where they made the ultimate sacrifice. their example of service and selflessness continues to inspire across the generations. during previous commemorations, we were able to console ourselves with the thought that these tragic events seldom happen in the modern era. but on this christmas day, we cannot help but think of those for whom the devastating effects of conflict, in the middle east, in central europe, in africa and elsewhere, pose a daily threat to so many people's lives and livelihoods. we also think of the humanitarian organisations working tir

you mentioned the kings, right? yes, the king. i have a recollection that he's been in one of those great events, was called the king's regiment. sure, yes. how do you determine the king's? absolutely. so the fourth is the king's own. and i talked a little bit last year about kind of the the history, the regiment in the early part of the 18th century, but essentially what happens is initially it's the queen's regiment. they're founded as princess anne of denmark. well, princess anne of denmark eventually becomes queen anne, then during the hanoverian succession in 1714, the men and officers of the regiment are very loyal. and so it transitions from being the queen's regiment into the king's regiment. that is a title that it will hold all the way through the 18th century, into the into the 19th century. and so as a result, the women are allowed to wear sort of royal blue facings of a royal regiment like the force does, like sort of the king's own does. but there are a number, these regiments, that are by happenstance or as a result

and it's a fight against the king of britain. and so they're asking these kingdoms to fight, to abolish, you know, to separate themselves from the kingdom is pretty audacious, too. you know. so here they are in asking for. now, the whole story we get is a lafayette. and the french came here and fought with our our soldiers in spain, stayed out of the because somehow, you know, they were cowards or something, you know, they didn't want to fight, but they were sending this aid. we already know that. and they were you know, you look at if look at this is a poker game in a way, when france finally decided to get into the war, to physically fight, they did it before. spain, which then you know, created a bias of our our interpretation of of their involvement in aid, in our in our independence in france. this idea that they're going to capture the british out outside of new york, in whole thing failed. and then the french right away know that they're in trouble. and it's in the documents, you know, version the minister of state this ki

whit, as for the king's cancer treatment, while we know that the king does have a busy schedule nextear, including overseas trips, so, potentially a positive sign of his progress. whit? >> whit: encouraging signs. lama hasan, thank you. >>> back in the u.s., and the holiday shopping surge, as millions are spending the day making returns, others are seeking those post-holiday sales. a new report finding that spending exceeded expectations, increasing almost 4% over the previous year. here's abc's elizabeth schulze. >> reporter: tonight, as shoppers flock to stores to make returns and take advantage of post-holiday sales, a positive sign of strength in the american economy. consumer spending this holiday season surged nearly 4% from one year ago. fueled by purchases online, in categories like apparel, jewelry, and electronics. >> i am doing some shopping. some winter clothes. >> some jewelry, watches for him. >> reporter: retailers offering steep discounts to consumers weary of high prices. those deals helped entice last-minute shoppers, with spending from december 20th through 24th ac