king. they worked closely together to pass the civil rights act, the voting rights act, what we are celebrating this week, 50 years later. our panelists to discuss the relationship between these two men is about as good as it gets. first, doris concerns goodwin, a pulitzer prize winning author, a former member of the lbj white house staff and one of the first members of the white house fellows program that was created by president johnson and by john gardener. joe califano, who served as domestic affairs advisor, better put, domestic affairs czar for prejudice from 1965 to 1969. ambassador andrew young, one of dr. king's very closest aides, the first african-american united states congressman elected from the deep south since reconstruction. appointed by president carter as united states ambassador to the united nations. and mayor of my city of atlanta from 1982 until 1990. taylor branch, pau pulitzer prize winning author best known for his writings on civil rights, his book, parting the wa

king made a decision about the vietnam war. i think he admired king. i think they were both quite good at politics. in january of 1965 -- 1964 rather, in a phone conversation between king and president johnson, johnson starts talking about -- 1965, i'm sorry, about the voting rights act. king reminds him about the states he didn't carry having the lowest voting record. johnson said to king -- if you can find a worse condition -- this is january -- the worst condition in alabama, mississippi, louisiana, south carolina, where people are denied the right to vote, if you take that one illustration, get it on the radio, get it on television, get it in the pulpit, get it in the media, pretty soon the fellow who didn't do anything but drive a tractor would say, that is not right. that is not fair. that will help us for what we are going to show through in the end. and king says, that is right. if we do that, johnson said, we will break through. it will be the greatest rate through of the voting rights act. not even excepting the 1964 act. i think the greatest

that doesn't mean that on a personal level they don't respect the king juan carlos and new king felipe vi. it's more the republican movement would like a referendum on the system spain has in the way that the country has administered. at the core of that is yearning of more transparent and accountability in spain a. people have had enough. >> thanks indeed. in the studio watching pictures here. just looking at images of the new king felipe vi, he's wearing a red sash. that symbolizes his position as the head of the military. obviously although spain is democracy he doesn't have actual physical power. he has influence doesn't he? >> i think he does. that comes from the legacy of king juan carlos. he was influential keeping the right wing in place. a lot of that was the military and military forces. he holds the respect of the military in in m ways. he carries the legacy of juan carlos. >> this image sums him up. who is he as a man? is he the kind of figure that people will respect and flock to? >> i think we'll have to wait and see. up until today he was the kind of person that most pio

of the kings.ed opportunity there for dominic moore. derek dorsett, brian boyle and dominic moore. they got some fresh bodies on the ice. there you see voynov. ed. >> pierre: there will be a time out from los angeles. brian boyle. that's dominic moore with a glorious opportunity. it just rolls off his stick almost like a wide receiver in football wanting to catch the ball but instead it just starts running before he catches the ball. >> eddie: that line has been consistent here so far in the stanley cup final. that's what you want from your role players and your role line is to force the other team's top offensive line to defend and be in their own zone and that's exactly what happened. that's why darryl sutter, the head coach of the kings, used that time out to give his guys an opportunity to breathe a little bit in overtime. >> pierre: just asked the lineman if he's okay. he got it in the back but he is skating it off. >> doc: kings have used their time-out. 36 years we've had the time-out rule.

kings.in back, weaving along is richards, crieder and mcdonagh as well st. louis, the battle around behind. richards slip it had on, muzzin tries to further it, st. louis there. duels with muzzle up, yanked to richards, the point across by stepan. now st. louis with it. over to mcdonagh, strike! hits the post! a shot! mcdonagh leaps in the air to celebrate, >> eddie: all started because of the miscommune care the handoffs, quick to muzzin. >> mike: on now to kreider. kreider rattling around, turn back up to mcdonagh and knocked away from him by brown. brown with back up, kopitar, delayed, shoots, no! it is st. louis turning back, 45 to go in his team's power play, handed on out, stepan, played on for st. louis, on further for brad richards, back behind st. louis, played to the outside and held. the back, john moore with it there, plays back for the hold and a beat on the red shirts, couldn't get it to the front of the net! kopitar stares out the ground, fly slides one into the glove of lundq

king. thanks to all of you. god bless you. servicesuse financial committee holds a hearing today on the reauthorization of the bank.-import that's the official export credit agency of the u.s. hearing livehe starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 3. week, asecond day this hearing on the influx of unaccompanied minors at the u.s.-mexico border. today immigration and customs enforcement officials testify the 52,000 children that have crossed the border since october. live coverage of the house judiciary committee starts at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 3. >> what i have right here is a partially processed plant that i've cut down into sections that are the right length for hanging, and then i take off all big fan leaves and those are sent to the kitchen to make edibles. thc, soe a small amount they get that for a really good price for us. thee little leaves here are tight trim, that can be dried and made into joints or it can makent to the places that extractions and made interest hash and th

king. ands teasing dr. says, my activism is one of the reasons you are coming out against the war. tavis: you know that i love dr. king. greatesthim as the american that this country has ever produced and that is my own assessment. i will be the first to tell you that stokely. him that day. when you see stokely's s peech, he killed it that day. >> their deep friendship is connected to the vietnam war protest. dr. king calls up stokely to invite him and he says that he is coming and is going to be in the front row. ovationis leading the for dr. king. it is important to remember that stokely loves dr. king deeply. tavis: this may sound like an indictment on this generation and, if it comes across that way, maybe it is deliberate and unapologetic -- at a dinner party not that long ago, we were talking about how we do not measure up. are not our parents. we are not our great-grandparents. i was coming to the point that you made about what stokely was doing when he was 23 and 24. he was not the

dwight king against king henrik. >> we're going to talk about this for a long time.hink he was headed in that direction. i think he could have gone the other way. i think there could have been a call, so does henrik lundqvist. there was none. >> let's up the ante on the drama factor. the former ranger, marian gaborik with the equalizer. >> follow the bouncing puck. taps it to gaborik. once again, we're headed to overtime on the back of a gaborik tying goal. >> 13 playoff goals for gaborik in o.t., zuccarello, right there for him. >> i don't know if it nicked the crossbar but, boy, sweet try by zuccarello. you can see he thought he had a good chance at it. both goaltenders exceptional. this one just goes wide for the kings and kreider here gets the break away. >> yeah, and a big blocker save by jonathan quick, his second outstanding save of this game since it's been tied 4-4. he robbed richards in the fourth period and stops kreider on the break away. >> the kings took game one in overtime. game two is all tied up 4-4. we're going to another overtime, a second one. ch

spain's king juan carlos is abdicating.ement was made by the spanish prime minister although we are expecting to hear from the king himself shortly. it could be in ten minutes time. if he does start speaking we'll bring you that statement as soon as it happens. the prime minister said the crown prince felipe would take over the crown. the constitutional amendment would need to be opposeed to allow that to happen. the 76-year-old carlos has ruled the country since 1975 a overseeing spain's a dictatorship to modern democracy. carlos is described suffering from ill health recently as a symbol of spanish freedom. this report by emily buchanan. >> the king's legacy is a defender of spanish democracy. this was an attempted coup in 1981. military police seized control of the country's parliament. instead of unraveling back to military control, the young king stood firm with this television appeal to the nation. >> the coup was defeated and the king's popularity soared. the royal family had fled spain during the civil war. later fr

king spoke out of his soul.ach a certainly man, not just to america, but to the world. >> i am happy to join with you today in what will go down in history as the greatest demonstration for freedom in the history of our nation. [ applause ] >> as he is speaking, mahalia jackson shouts to him, "tell him about the dream, martin, tell them about the dream." and i see him take a written text, and he slides it to the left side of the lectern, looks out on the 350,000 people there, and then he speaks. >> i have a dream that one day this nation will rise up, live out the true meaning of its creed. we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal. i have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. i have a dream today. let freedom ring for every hill of mississippi, from every mountainside, let freedom ring. when we allow freedom ring, when we let it ring from every village and eve

king. read the book, understand the problems, where we been -- my book, tranten. we have a website called conservatives hq.com that is focused entirely on building and relaunching the conservative movement. so thank you very much. appreciate you being here today. [applause] >> we will be glad to recognize you for questions. if you wait for the microphone and be so kind to identify yourself to our guest speaker. i do see that you subscribe to the extent evans school. he always argued the 1964 california primary and the 76 north carolina primaries were the two most important primaries. >> absolutely, very much so. gives me an opportunity to say something i don't often have the chance to say, and it is that we have some heroes in the conservative movement. we have the barry goldwater's, ronald reagan's, jim demint and others. but we also unsung heroes. one of them, my friend morton blackwell, most americans have not heard of him but he is a person we all stand on the shoulders but we are deepl

long live the king. long live spain. >> it was more a proclamation than a full-blown coronation, at a time when many spaniards are suffering from an economic downturn. popularity rate of the family has tumbled. felipe they ushered in a new era of monarchy. gn,i commence my rei profoundly moved. i am aware of the responsibility this entails and i have hope for the future of spain. >> standing proud in an open top car, the new king of spain greeted his people for ever, reception attended by over 2000 guests. there inve been out the crowds today watching king felipe they go by. tell us more about the reactions of the people there. >> i think there has been a lot of excitement to see them driving through in the open-topped car, but it has to be said there have not been the crowds we expected here and that the authorities expected. the madrid townhall has put out 100,000 spanish flags, decorating the streets with white flowers, but many people preferred to watch it at home on television. as is probably a sign

kings. weaving along is richds ghll st. atuis, te arobehind richlip hadzi tries to further it, st. louis there. duels with muzzle up, yanked to richards, the point across by stepan. now st. louis with it. over to mcdonagh, strike! hits the post! a shot! e, onagh leaps in the air to >> eddie: all started because of the miscommune care the handoffs, quick to muzzin. >> mike: on now to kreider. kreider rattling around, turn back up to mcdonagh and knocked away from him by brown. brown with back up, kopitar, delayed, shoots, no! it is st. louis turning back, 45 to go in his team's power play, handed o stepan,layed on for st. louis, on furer for brad richards, back bind st. uis, played to the outside and held. the back, hn mooreit for the ho d a beat on the red shirts, couldn't get it to the front of the net! kopitar stares out the ground, fly slides one into the glove of lundqvist. >> eddie: great move by richards, got to shoot the puck. >> mike: pouliot, matching bark, the back hand grab by zuc

king to express his concern.pected public gesture. >> within 24 hours, robert kennedy called that judge and asked that he get king out of jail. next thing we knew is daddy king had gone public and had said, i was against having a catholic for president, but if he can wipe the tears from my daughter-in-law's eyes, i have the courage to vote for kennedy for president. and i have a suitcase full of votes. >> dr. king, have you heard anything from vice president nixon or any of his supporters? >> i've been confined and i haven't talked with anybody from washington or from the campaign. >> do you know of any efforts made on behalf of the kennedy group? >> well, i understand that the kennedy group did make definite contacts and did a great deal to make my release possible. >> it turned out that phone call was given credit for kennedy's victory in one of the closest elections in modern history. king said, i hope that at last we have a president with the intelligence to understand this problem. i'm convinced he has that

martin luther king jr. and caretta scott king.er us to work as did martin belovedtta to build a community where the brotherhood and sisterhood of humankind will become a reality. andhe spirit of martin coretta, stir us to resist oppression with transformative love. in the spirit of martin and correta, inspire us to continue our commitment to nonviolent direct action. of martin and caretta, make us your active disciples who join you in your work of bringing deliverance to captives. selves us to our best with new strength and a hopeful faith, hastening the day when all of your children can join hands and sing in the words of the negro spiritual, free at , free at last, thank god almighty, we are free at last! we pray in your sovereign name, amen. ladies and gentlemen, please remain at your seats until your row is invited to depart by a visitor services representative. thank you. c-span, the on homeland security secretary testifies about efforts to stop the influx of children at the u.s. border. then speeches from candidates after th

king. >> she went to jail with dr. king. not me. >> seemed like i was already always in the mix of everything for some reason. i was always in the mix. but what happened was dr. king was at the st. mary's church, and he spoke that night. and miss peabody and dr. hayling, we was in groups. they all was in groups. and i was standing up against the -- i had no intention of going to jail. i'm not going to lie to you. i was standing up against the church. and he turned, and he seen me. and he looked me me, and he said, i want my little hero to come with me in my group. and i was saying to myself, oh, no. i'll be honest with you. i said no, not tonight. you can't say no to dr. king. so i went to jail. it was me, dr. king, reverend shellworth, and dthere was -- ralph abernathy. there was a young white woman. i can't recall her name. but we all went -- we all went in -- i don't know who car it was. but anyway, we all pull up and went up there. and i was standing there, i had my little purse. ooh. at that time i was dressed, boy, i t

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i haven't used the underground since that night at king's cross. saying it's not safe, because i believe it's far safer now than it ever was. but for me, personally, i'm happy to avoid it. >> those who solved the mystery of the king's cross fire know their intensive efforts will help save lives. >> there's also a plaque in the booking hall to the memory of the people who died there. i often just stop there and stand and read it and just spend a quiet moment in reflection, because there was a human tragedy there which sometimes can easily be forgotten. so, i feel strange going back there and a little shiver. >> i enjoyed seeing the computer model be used in a way that was good, so people could understand what had happened, and therefore, try and prevent it happening again. >> it's opened a whole new line of study on flame spread that perhaps would have taken much longer to achieve if we hadn't had the experience of king's cross. >>> can a new government save iraq as terrorists move on to baghdad? john kerry promises u.s. support if groups can come t

let's listen to king juan carlos i of spain.go, i signedears a commitment to serve the interests of spain. decisions thee stakeholders of their own country. country into a modern democracy, freely integrated into europe. undertake theto important national task to enable citizens to choose legitimate representatives. after this great transformation of spain, which we needed to do today, when i look back, i feel pride. i feel proud for what i did and grateful to you. i am grateful to you for everything we have been able to do over the years. i'm grateful to you for the support you have given me to accomplish my task. i was very young when i became king and the situation was very difficult. then, we enjoyed peace, liberty, and progress. my father'sloyal to word, the count of barcelona. to want to be the king of all spanish citizens. i have been inspired by him. i have benefited from and enjoyed your success. i have suffered from the difficulties facing you. the grave economic crisis, which we have experienced, has had a very advers

there you see the king perhaps for the last time as king, he is finalizing the process of handing overhis son who will become king philippe. let's have this report from our correspondent jonah hull. >> reporter: mentionel facts and the king in the same sentence, and you get an instant reaction. >> maybe if our monarchy were closer to the scandinavian monarchy, and [ inaudible ] hunting ehhel -- elephants in africa, where people here claim for food, maybe i would like my monarchy. >> reporter: people were appalled by the king's hunting exploits in africa, some question whether the monarchy still has a role to play. when juan carlos announced his intention to step down, thousands demonstrated in favorite for a republic. activists who have launched their own informal referendum say spaniards should be allowed to choose. when the king steps out on that balcony on thursday, he'll do so fairly certain that there isn't about to an official referendum on the monarchy, but he'll stand there knowing there's little room for error. they inherit a kingdom reduced in wealth and public tolerance. he

kings over the rangers 3-2 in overtime.tonight the bay area's newest golden boy, kaepernick, cashes in on a new deal. >> the team has given colin kaepernick one of the biggest deals of all time. we start with gerard monterrey who joins us from the comcast studios with details of this huge deal. >> the 49ers believe kaepernick will get them to the super bowl once again, to a six-year contract extension that could be worth $200 million. he has played an intricate role in the organization. his leadership and ongoing production has positively influenced our team and we look forward to his continued growth in all areas. 61 million of the contract is guaranteed money. >> i don't think my motivation is money driven. i think it's driven by the success i can have on the field, not necessarily for myself but with my teammates. and this just gives me all the more reason to go out and try to prove that i can live up to the expectations. i can try to help this organization win as many super bowls as possible. >> here's the visual the fr

the king has been suffering poor health and now will make way for his son. >> king juan carlos helped smooth its transition into democracicy. and for that the spanish people held him in high regard. the elderly spanish sovereign have become visibly frail and out of step with modern attitudes. nevertheless, the abdication announcement still came as a huge surprise. >> his majesty the king has abdicated. >> photographs provided by the spanish government shows the moment the abdication order was signed. it was followed by an outgoing statement from the outgoing king himself. >> my only ambition was and will always be to contribute to the welfare, progress and liberty to all spanish people. i want the best of spain to whom i have dedicated my entire life and whose service i have given all my ability, my hopes and my efforts. >> king carlos came to power in 1975 just two days after franco's death. his approach was fresh and easy going. in 1981 when soldiers stormed parliament and attempt admit coup, juan carlos had shown a decisive side. one that earned praise. but in recent years his popu

spain's king juan carlos said that he'll step down from the country's throne. >> there have been running gun battles between pro-russian militia and ukrainian troops in the country's east. it began with a talk by hundreds of separatists in a camp in luhansk. five of the pro russian fighters were killed. >> reporter: the ukrainian border guard under attack in a dawn raid by straightist fighters. surrounded by a force of up to 500 strong. ukrainian jet fight precious scrimmibled, flying missions over the city of luhansk, where it claimed that the attack was being order nateed. heavy plumes of smoke rise above the skyline. the region northeast of the city of doneskt has seen a sharp up serge in supplies of ammunition and new weapons. ukraine's president-elect has vowed to press through a military mission against them. labeling them as terrorists and enemies of the state. it's attacks likes these that could endanger that mission with each day that passes more and more volunteers are coming in, many of them battle-hardened veterans with military skills and weapons that could really challenge

well you may have heard spain is crowning a new king today and later on we will take a look at what the change of thrones really means for the people of spain and whether the new model has enough strength to withstand the challenges we will face in the cash strapped country. the. economic downturn the find. a see if we. can back it watching on international next for you this hour it seems even president prank phone calls the leader of the roof's received a call from somebody he believes was the son of ukraine's ousted president. and the conversation featured promises of political asylum and extravagant treats sit is unclear about who leaked the embarrassing phone call on his gun and shoot you can explain. a russian prankster who goes by the name of von braun rang up the administration of the president of bellows and introduced himself as the son of victor young accomplished the ousted president of ukraine he got to talk to the bell russian president alexander lukashenko himself during the conversation the princess suggested that his father may have a chance he could be handed over to ki

kings' jerseys are doing quite well. on a daily basis into our stores and online, and we have our if-win rders ready to go. liz: we're fair and balanced here, last week we had rich mow mow -- modell selling ranger stuff. i, of course, am a kings fan, but this pennant, i wanted to show people this. this is interesting, it shows both teams because this does seem to be that epic, once in a lifetime moment. you said three times the sales that you saw about a year ago for kings' stuff, but will it really add to your bottom line in the end? >> well, it will be a huge driver for us if the kings are good enough and, obviously, we think they are, to go on and win the cup. and what's really exciting for us with our relationship with the national hockey league is ten years ago when the kings won the cup, we were able to secure a visit by the cup itself into our west los angeles store which is really a block away from your studios here in los angeles, and our action pass members had a chance to come in and be photographed with the c

king juan carlos was accompanied by his wife and the future king, crown principle philippe. the prayed followed more marches as republicans again demanded a refer endum on the future of the monarchy. the story. >> reporter: they are calling for change. a word you hear a lot on the streets of spain these days. this is a movement born out of frustration with a political system, corruption, and unemployment. spain's royal family, once so popular, is viewed by some as part of the problem. >> we don't want -- we can't decide what we want to be. we don't want the king. the be son's he son was not involved. the monarchy is trying to change. it's promised only top royals will have access to special privileges. those supporting the monarchy have held their own smaller rallies. they say a president can't unite spain like a king. >> for the socialists, for the populists, you know, he has spoken to governs, presidents from all over the world. no matter their ideology. the president of the republic might have issues. >> the royal family is also an international brand. it promotes trade a

the prince will soon be king philip the sixth. he will have to transform the role of king. >> a quick look at other news from around the world. hundreds of armed separatists in ukraine have launched an attack on a border guard camp in the east of the country. the border agency says five militants have been killed. there has been an explosion at the headquarters of the self-styled regional administration. at least 16 people have been killed in heavy fighting in the libyan city of benghazi between militias and forces loyal to a renegade general. a number of soldiers were killed in clashes at an army base. the general has been behind a number of attacks on militant strongholds in recent weeks. american military hospital in germany said today army sergeant bowe bergdahl is in stable condition but requires more treatment after arriving from afghanistan. he was held in captivity by the taliban for five years until the white house negotiated his release this weekend. the obama administration is receiving criticism from congress for sendi

crisis economic problems and he's not a politician he's only a king but without a political role. former kings of decay sure marks the end of a colorful reign then as a gifted sailor on colors competed of the one nine hundred seventy two olympics and when the moment following a military coup in the eighty's he went on t.v. in full army uniform here ordering the troops back to base but a low point came when the king was pictured on a luxurious african safari two years ago just as thousands of spaniards of course were losing their jobs motorbikes it's thought he wrote incognito giving stranded people a lift myth for not we're not sure one of his most memorable moments there was when he told the late venezuelan president hugo chavez to shut up summit. one thing. out of the yellow you would want to argue with him but the outgoing king is not the only one to have raised a few eyebrows other elder european rolls of film their comments of catapulted them into the headlines to u.k.'s duke of edinburgh famously told british students in china that they risk looking like the locals if they s

king philippe the six has been sworn in spain's head of state hell to greet the new leader who drove around. the new king later appeared before his subjects with his commoner wife on the balcony of the royal palace the crowning ceremony was ok so as not to anger spaniards dealing with the start to. the schedule to take place in the capital later today the spied upon the. banks well definitely people in spain in spain care and that's why thousands of people took on the streets to the streets recently i mean people actually want a referendum they really wanted to decide whether they wanted a king stealing the. house is going to cost these are twenty fourteen time and some people who appreciate the royal family all those people who are very conservative you have press magazines in spain it depicted king juan carlos passing the crown crown internet there is a lot of oh yeah. and also several cartoonist of these magazine resign and they just released today a book against a mourner keep. the old king stepping don marks the end of an era of extraordinary people on the throne as a gifted sea

let's start with steve king himself. just last week king filed an amendment to the commerce-justice-science appropriations bill that would require the department of justice to -- quote -- "investigate the department of homeland security's use of prosecutorial discretion towards certain immigrants, including beneficiaries of the deferred action for childhood arrival or daca program, that the obama administration announced in 2012 of june." when discussing his amendment, steve king -- listen to this -- pejoratively referred to the daca program as -- quote -- "deferred action for criminal aliens." that's what he thinks. that's what he thinks. that every immigrant is a criminal. that's because king has said, when describing this program, that -- quote -- "for everyone who is a valedictorian, there is another 100 out there who weigh 130 pounds, and they've got calves the size of cantaloupes because they have been hauling marijuana across the dessert. was king criticized by the house leadership for these comments? was he chast

an emergencicy resolution is underway for king juan los to hand over his throne. it is a move likely to increase tensions between the united states and russia. al jazeera has learned that nato plans to beef up its military presence in parts of eastern europe. in the baltics and on the black sea. u.s. president barack obama has announce they'd his country will boost its -- as military tensions continue to rise over actions in ukraine. mr. obama says he would rotate more american troops through region and provide $1 bil billin for that effort. set to meet ukraine's newly elected president tomorrow. >> we've begun rotating additional ground troops and f-16 aircraft into poland and this is going to help our forces train together. this is going to help our forces support nato air missions. it's also part of nato's stepped up presence across central and eastern europe. >> editor james bays, james you were the first one that game out with this information. tell us a little bit more about what you've learned. >> well, you heard it there from president obama, that he is po

the kings won it 4-1 between the kings and the rangers. but it was a great five games.hree of them went into overtime, two of them went into double overtime, including the final game here in l.a. this is from the postgame celebration after that game outside the staple centers. there was a little helicopter drone flying over people on the street. you know, people were able to buy these. and someone assumed it was a police drone. so like any good drunken hockey mob people started throwing things at it. hit it with a shirt and down it went. knocking a drone out of the sky is the 21st century equivalent of turning over a police car. the kings had their victory parade this afternoon. thousands of fans showed up in downtown l.a., including this gentleman, who had some trouble making what he hoped would be a serious point about hockey fans in l.a. >> i've been a fan personally since 1989. people from colder weather climates -- this guy -- go home, you're drunk. people from cold weather climates always assume -- one second, sir. people always assume that we're not fans because

why is king carlos stepping aside now? the spanish economy has stabilized, the spanish government feels a lot more confident in their position now. i think they feel like they are now in a position where the country is able to handle this transition. 18 months ago, in the middle of a banking bailout and questions about the membership in the euro region, they would not have been able to. of the this is a mark renewed stability in spain, first of all. >> in terms of how this is going to be handled, what are the next few days going to look like? be apect this is going to vote of confidence in the country. it will be a big shock. been on theave throne since the 1970's. >> before this can be formalized, there needs to be an act of parliament. that is due to happen this week, and then we will be moving toward the formal crowning of will become prince felipe the sixth. the king may be making a statement later today, and the institution will step into top the reflections and recollections, the best highlights of juan carlos's rain

there is king felipe vi with his family, having been inaugurated us to crown king. wearing a sash passed to him by his father juan carlos, the king who bridged fascism to democracy to spain. he asends to the throne at the stroke of midnight. >>> a scope in madrid coming up in sport, not so good for the spaniards. they are stunned, disappointed, shocked, some of them as their side goes out of the world cup. we are live in madrid with that america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >>> thailand used to be the biggest export are of rice in the world. that changed when the former government introduced subsidies for naturalers. the scheme probleming farmers. the -- farmers. the scheme ended in february. they are facing a new threat to their livelihoods. >> reporter: the people who farm the small grain have a big influence on thailand. before the coup, rice farmers were an important support base for the government. it's guaranteed price of rice was designed to lock in that support. but as the programme began failing last year,

it's official now spanish king juan carlos abdicated. paid him all and a couple of signatures and then bravo. spain will soon now a new king of course son of juan carlos forty six year old for the the six well see how well the neumark will do with his duties although it's not clear what to do in fact these days the good old kate ingo certainly had his quirks he was a sportsman forty years ago he competed in the dragon class sailing of at the olympic games and finished fifty he's a hero once he was motorcycling and sort of stranded cyclists you helped him and kept his visor down to his true identity would be revealed. there's also a hunter he killed an elephant in botswana and took a picture of it right in front of the prize there is also a rumor that a siberian bear fell victim to the king's brutal hobby and he's a fan of good manners especially when it comes to political dialogue. good thing for a little not one. but as well as late president chavez was caught by surprise by that no doubt i want to get more insight on what the spanish p

as we continue to see pictures of the new king addressing parliament r.t. spanish correspondent bruce your sig go over and the host of in the now and he said now way they spoke more about what spaniards really think about the royals. do people in spain care well definitely people in spain in spain care and that's why thousands of people took on the streets to the streets recently i mean people actually wanted to have a referendum they really wanted to decide whether they wanted a king stealing in spain or they just wanted the keen to be out for ever so that was the main concern is a monarchy kind of state or going back to a republic because it's an expensive image to hold up oh yes definitely is these house these royal house is going to cost the zero twenty fourteen almost eight million euros that's what's going to coast to maintain all the royal family some people who appreciate the royal family all those people who are very conservative. so basically very religious very thought leg that's a profile of people who support the monarchy right now nowadays in

his last act as king was to make his son head of the armed forces. opinion is divided in spain on fully pay -- on phillipe and the monarchy. >> i was very out of my king. i will be proud of my king. >> we are suffering from a lack of democracy in spain. we cannot choose the leadership of the nation. there has been enormous corruption in the royal family. >> many spaniards are hoping the new king will also bring a new era. at 46, he is the youngest king in europe. observers see him as modest and reserved. his wife is the first commoner queen of spain. he will have to work hard to restore the monarchy's reputation, but he has promised to spanish people that will listen and learn. >> the debut of king felipe a was a distraction for spanish football fans after their team humiliation. >> right now, there will definitely be some nerves jangling in england. a loss could send them to the verge of the exit. >> we will talk the sports expert following this report on the clash between columbia and the ivory coast. >> columbia had plenty to celebrate but this wa

this follows the abdication of king juan carlos. >> yes, it is. the crowds are getting bigger as we speak. they are pretty quiet in terms of violence but vocal for what they're saying. they're calling for a third republic. they say tomorrow the monarchy will end. let's get the cameraman to pan down and look at what's going on in the crowds. this is an age of austerity in spain and many are upset with the monarchy. they see this as a new era, new beginning for spain but don't want the monarchy anymore. they are calling for a republic. they are calling for a new generation, new era of hope. this is a big problem for the spanish government because actually is legally there is no mechanism for abdication for prince phillip who is the son of juan carlos to take over. >> nasiny, i don't know if you can still hear me but i guess royalists are hoping that the in-coming king will help save the monarchy. because the king has been quite popular in the past few years hasn't he? >> yes has. he has been popular for the past few years, can you hear me felicity?

kings win five to four in o-t. they'll play the new york rangers for the stanley cup. tonya francisco is live on the near west side with more fan reaction to the hawks disappointing loss. >> they are crushed. fans are crushed. hopefully they are slipping off their disappointment at this hour. but here at the grill, the official restaurant for the blackhawks, the window that has been keeping track of that road into the cup is frozen in time. five wins short of a repeat. fans gathered at their favorite bars hoping they would be able to pull off the seemingly impossible feat of coming back from being down three games to 12 seasons in a row to make it to the final. it looked good early on but after 5 minutes 47 seconds of overtime that was it. heartbreak said in an those fans poured out into the streets shocked that their team was headed home instead of to the finals. >> they played their hearts out. i felt like the desert getting to the finals. but they didn't put it in. i don't think they deserve with the are now. >>

well you stay with us here on out say yes we tell you more about the new king golf spy later on we'll take a look at what the change of throne really means pull the spanish people and whether the pneumonic has enough strength to withstand the challenges he faces in the cash strapped country. but. they would like to know that you know the price is the only industry specifically mention in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and i was proud cynical we've been a high jinks trying handful of friends dash all corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once told just my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem to try and rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing america have on camera go ready to join the movement then welcome to the big picture. well the bank you're watching internationally now

still to come for you this spade will be crowned a new king today later on we will take a look at what a change of throne really made sport the people of spite and whether the new monarch has enough strength to with stone the challenges he faces in the cash strapped country. as a. player it was a family very hard to take a. chance again long here as a player that had sat with her great there's no. telling. what. level. the political. outlook. thanks to an all too international it seems that even president a nazi immune to prank phone calls leader balor east received a call from someone he believed was the son of ukraine's ousted president viktor yushchenko bitch the conversation featured promises of political asylum under extravagant treats it's unclear who leaks the embarrassing phone call auntie's gone each account explains a russian prankster who goes by the name of one rang up the administration of the president of bellows and introduced himself as the son of victor young accomplish the ousted president of ukraine he got to talk to the bell russian president alexander location to h

the king is not dead, live the new king. >> time for sports on france 24. a closer look at tennis.y murray's latest clay-court battle and the rest of the news from the french open. ♪ ' hopes ofnfils becoming the first frenchman to win the french open are over after being beaten by britain's andy murray. murray was two sets in front before gael monfils came back, murray blitzed him. i feel madonna on course for a ninth -- raphael maddow on course for a night french open crown. women's draw, simona halep through to the semi's for the first time. halep, a junior champion at roland garros in 2000 eight, cruised to a straight sets victory over the 2009 champ. errani in straight sets. the first grand slam semi for petkovic. england and ecuador gave each other a test of world cup credentials in miami. italy held by luxembourg and slovenia.y beat ivory coast prepared for their campaign with a win over el salvador. this time around, they are in a favorable looking group c alongside colombia, japan, and greece. the star is surrounded by youngsters. >> they do not ask me much, they know how t

king philippe of the six thousand sworn in spain's head of state of the service money in madrid people gathered on the streets of the capital to watch the military parade hell to create the new ruler who drove by in a rules royce and you king later appeared before his subjects with this commoner wife on the balcony of the royal palace the crowning ceremony was kept located so as not to anger spawn huge dealing with a star and a. monarchy demonstration if those scheduled to take place in the capital later today the spiked party spanish correspondent but if he was to go via host of in the knob and he said now at the scots what's funny is really think about the royals. to people in spain care well definitely people in spain in spain care and that's why thousands of people took on the streets to the streets recently i mean people actually wanted to have a referendum they really wanted to decide whether they wanted a king still in spain or they just wanted the king to be out for ever so that was the main concern in a monarchy kind of state or going back to a republic because it's inexpensiv