martin luther king, but he's martin luther king jr. he's very intentional wanting to go south because he wants to be in the fight. he doesn't have any plans to become a leader of any movement. he just wants to run a church in the south where he can make a difference and eventual perhaps become a university professor or maybe a university president. that's his that's his career vision. but when the moment comes and again, this is about choice, when he gets to montgomery and a bus boycott begins. we all know they're looking somebody who would be willing to address the first mass meeting. thousands of people are gathering at holt street baptist church on december 5th, 1955, trying to what's this going to be? can we all to stay off the busses tomorrow? can we do we want to stay off the busses indefinitely until the city integrates those busses? how long we do this and who's going to help decide and they ask king to be the the for the movement for the movement is there not malcolm to lead yet and he's not sure if he wants to do that because

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fanfare # god save our gracious king # long live our noble king # god save the king!d him victorious # happy and glorious # long to reign over us # god save the king! # the worship is over, let the service begin. beloved, go in peace. and may the god who loves you, father, son, and holy spirit, go with you this day and forevermore. fanfare the worship is over. let the service begin, said the moderator. words for us all, perhaps, but not least the king, who is promised and received the crown of scotland, to rein in service of all his people. and he will leave the church to the jaunty strains we hear now of the call of lochnagar, performed by the fanfare trumpets of the royal air force. dame kathryn grainger carrying that sword, that rather heavy sword that she has carried so well, out of the church of st giles'. and the sceptre, worn out by lady dorrian. —— borne out. the crown of scotland, carried by the duke of hamilton, and accompanied by two school pupils. a very big day for them. the king and queen, after a ceremony that i imagine the king has found rather moving.

the king has arrived. we are being accompanied up the steps by the lord lyon, greeted by the minister of st giles, callum mcleod, and three pipers from the king�*s old school, gordonstoun school, in another of these touches that he has been involved with planning himself. and in again, playing one of these genes that he has requested himself, because the band is a favourite of his, so every detail has gone across his desk. and the church waiting to receive the royal party at the beginning of the royal party at the beginning of the service. when there is the crown of scotland. —— and there is the crown of scotland. procession of clergy. and the clergy procession passing the tables, where the honours of scotland await their presentation. the fanfare, balmoral flourishes. as the duke and dutch as of rothesay come into the cathedral. —— duke and duchess. behind them, the lord lyon, and the king and queen. arriving in a church which they are both very familiar with. the duke of buccleuch behind of the king ther

god save the king.he president. that's ri . ht, arrival of the president. that's right. we _ arrival of the president. that's right, we should _ arrival of the president. that's right, we should see - arrival of the president. that's right, we should see the - right, we should see the presidential motorcade enter the quadrangle of windsor castle. marine one has landed on the east lawn. it will be a short drive round the corner for the will be a short drive round the cornerfor the president to meet will be a short drive round the corner for the president to meet the king here at the centre of windsor castle. what is an equerry, it is sort of like a personal assistant. that would be to really undercut what he says, he is a key figure in terms of royal engagements, the planning of them, execution of them. if you look at the king's public engagement in recent months you will nearly always see him by his side. he is a very important figure within the royal household in terms of keeping the machine running. y

chanting: not my king! not my king! there was no shortage of dissenting voices with people protesting against the event and what it signified. also tonight... mourning the dead. thousands attend the funeral of palestinians killed during israel's military incursion, into the west bank. we hearfrom one woman about what she describes as a "predatory culture" at the house of commons..... and another sporting protest byjust stop oil, newsnight at 10.30 — an exclusive investigation by newsnight into a predatory culture among male mps and senior staffers. we speak to six commons workers who tell us that sexual misconduct and inappropriate behaviour is commonplace. good evening from edinburgh where the king's coronation has been formally recognised in the capital of scotland with a grand procession, a fly—past by the royal air force and a service at st giles cathedral where the king was presented with the honours of scotland, the ancient crown jewels of the scottish nation. the ceremony was steeped in tradition, reflecting the

the king. support to the king.— their statements of loyalty and support to the king. but that was the flavour. _ support to the king. but that was the flavour, the _ support to the king. but that was the flavour, the old _ support to the king. but that was the flavour, the old and - support to the king. but that was the flavour, the old and the - support to the king. but that was the flavour, the old and the new. support to the king. but that was l the flavour, the old and the new. it the flavour, the old and the new. it was the absolute flavour of our current world, and understanding of different faiths, and indeed, the humanist organisation in scotland, represented in that ensemble of greetings and good wishes to the king and queen. but as you say, sadly, this church was at the heart of the re—formation in the middle of the 16th century. it was a pretty wild time. john knox was buried somewhere nearby, whose house on the royal mile leaking past on his way out, and the way down, was of course

ii is actually president biden visiting king charlee— king charles.e it in terms of time — king charles. if you measure it in terms of time and _ king charles. if you measure it in terms of time and pageantry, - terms of time and pageantry, absolutely. there are a couple of elements to the present�*s trip to windsor. some of it is about domestic us politics. it looks good for a president to be presidential, getting a grand reception from king charles. although charles king isn't yet the star that his mother was in the united states, it is something to get the royal treatment. secondly, and i think this is important to president biden, is the issue of climate change and they do sing king charles as an ally on that subject, and an ally in the way, are less complicated want that elected politicians who can put people off. let's talk about the rest of the day just briefly. president biden heads to winter, meeting with king charles. anything else going to happen, a dinner or anything like that? that happen, a dinner or anything like that? �* . ., that? at

monarchy. >> the first meeting with president biden as the king. thanks so much, max foster and arlette saenz, with he appreciate it. >>> we are now hearing from the kremlin that yevgeny prigozhin met with president vladimir putin after -- after that short-lived mutiny at the end of june. we are told the meeting took place on june 29th, five days after that rebellion. cnn's clare sebastian joins us live from london. this is still kind of the stunning news of this morning. what exactly do we know right now. >> reporter: another major twist in in tale. the kremlin saying the meeting happened on june 29th just five days after that armed rebellion and 11 days ago so that raises of course questions why did they wait so long to tell us. news outlet.leak ia french we know it lasd three hours according to demetri peskov, he doesn't y at exactly was discand that it involved 35 people. they are saying all unit commanders and the leadership of the complain including prigozhin. this seems to be deliberately ambiguous. they are not saying whether these are the

now the king apologized. how did the judge feel about the way that the official was handling the issue and what do they expect from them? the people here said that there should be more and that's of course the question that is lingering the question about reparations for that some people say, well, there must be reparations, also for healing process to start. but i also talked to him in here on the street, and you said, well, you know, mr. reparations business, very difficult because who would actually get the money? so this is already the apology is clearly only the beginning of the handling of the past years in the netherlands. right? dw correspondence, lucy officials, they're reporting for us from saddam. let's see. yes, thank you so much. and here are some of the headlines from around the world. at least 48 people have been killed and a road accident in western kenya. police in the town of long viani said a truck carrying a shipping container via to off the road and plowed into several vehicles. another s

king charles had to build that.e is a good understanding of global politics, has met many global leaders and us prisons during his time. butjoe biden is his first president as king. these strips are important as he establishes himself as king on a global stage. thank you very much for that. we will leave you with these beautiful pictures of the quad at windsor castle. clouds are gathering outside that gate. in 30 minutes or so we will be hearing the wearing of those blades is marine one, the present�*s helicopter lands in the field just behind with a castle is, he will be driven to the gates of windsor castle and will spend a bit of time looking around and listening to the welsh guard band playing, then it will be down to business, a meeting with king charles iii, the first time the two men meet since the coronation back in may. we be covering this throughout the day here bbc�*s news. for now, back to the studio. we are seeing their welsh guards who have been rehearsing. they will be giving a royal salute to king ch

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but, he did not attend the king's coronation backin did not attend the king's coronation back in may,lk at the time as to whether that was a snap or not. i really do not think it was. historically american presidents have not attended coronation here. and both gill and joe biden were here last septemberfor and both gill and joe biden were here last september for the queen's funeral. and we know that the us president did meet the king then. and prior to that, in 2021 he met the king twice, during the g seven summit and at cop26 in glasgow, the climate summit. they know each other well in recent times. even as prince of wales joe well in recent times. even as prince of walesjoe biden will have met him diplomatically over the years. there is a natural french of understanding between them. perhaps it was a little bit of that this afternoon. —— naturalfriendship little bit of that this afternoon. —— natural friendship and understanding. nice weather in windsor. we will be hearing more from you throughout the afternoon. let as go back to the other developing story, away from downing street,

as we mentioned, king misuzulu does _ king of zulu.oes not want to _ king of zulu. as we mentioned, king misuzulu does not want to be - king of zulu. as we mentioned, king | misuzulu does not want to be treated in south africa. what more do we know about why that is? $1150 in south africa. what more do we know about why that is?- in south africa. what more do we know about why that is? also in the statement that _ know about why that is? also in the statement that came _ know about why that is? also in the statement that came out _ know about why that is? also in the statement that came out earlier - know about why that is? also in the i statement that came out earlier from the traditional prime minister, he said the king was not comfortable to be treated in south africa, and that is because both his parents when they were sick in 2001, they received medical treatment in south africa, and unfortunately both of them succumbed their illnesses and didn't make it. the king did not feel comfortable enough to be treated or to receive medical

form of kings. they haven't burned out of the slavery and um they have are, and what would be nowadays nearly 550000000 years 7. he says he also feels personally affected by this. then i think you can also understand that back in mind . but he was also saying to you or this opponent 0. smith is right across from people here in the audience. but also people that came to watch the speech. people that i talked to earlier and they said a lot of them told me that their ancestors are formally unsafe people. in fact, they came through here, the king, making that apology, and that this meadows for them. and what prompted to this apology. now why is the netherlands confronting it's colonial past now? yeah, the, the netherlands have been starting to also look at more into the history over the last couple of years. people have been telling me here. i think that the black life matters movement that has been also playing a pod, like in all over europe. and then a couple of like, as people have told me a couple o

did you make of what the king had to say? to the 1st of all that estate bought, the king actually said, so he was standing here in front of all to a relatively big crowd of people that came you to listen to him. and he said, i sent to your ask your king as representative of the state, and i do apologize today myself. he said that you felt personally involved. and to understand this, you might have to, to look at the role that the dodge chrome was playing in the, in the slavery and the safe trade. there has been reports of researches that said that nowadays they would have earned the comparable to for the roughly of 550000000 years. so um, just to understand what we heard there, um and then his apology was met by a lot of applause and right, i mean, he's not the 1st to a, the 1st a leader in the west. if you want. uh who, who addresses this this issue and who apologizes for it? why is the netherlands confronting it's colonial path? now? are you today marks a 150 years of abolishment of slavery and to understand and therefore t

first time that he met the king since charles became king because joe since charles became king becausejoe coronation. instead, sending his wife, doctorjill biden, the first lady. we know that king charles is a massive advocate of environmental issues that we are expecting them to discuss climate change initiatives, close to the king's heart.— initiatives, close to the king's heart. and all of this cominu king's heart. and all of this coming at _ king's heart. and all of this coming at a _ king's heart. and all of this coming at a time _ king's heart. and all of this coming at a time when - king's heart. and all of this coming at a time when we | king's heart. and all of this l coming at a time when we do know that several nato allies have questioned the biden administration's decision to send cluster munitions to ukraine. do we know if that topic will be one that comes up for discussion there in london? so, we don't know the specific details of what they are going to be talking about, but it certainly comes at a time, this meeting, when there is a little bit of discomfort thanks to that a

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.# the duke of hamilton and brandon, hereditary bearer of the crown of scotland, presented to the kingby the symbol of this crown, we pledge our loyalty, entrusting you to reign as our king in the service of all your people. in receiving this crown, i so promise by god's help. "what does the lord require of you but to do justice, "and to love kindness and to walk humbly with your god?" may god give us grace to follow in this way. # because of life the fountain pure # remains alone with thee # and in that purest light of thine # we clearly light shall see. # with the honours returned to the table, there follows a prayer for the king attributed to st columba. lord jesus christ, who from everlasting rules over all earthly governors; we beseech you to strengthen our gracious sovereign, king charles, for the duties of the high estate to which you have called him. exalt him that he may hold the sceptre of salvation; enrich him with such gifts of your mercy as shall bring him holiness; and grant to him by your inspiration even so to rule his people in meekness and humility, as you did cause s

charles_ welcome this invitation from king charles to — welcome this invitation from king charles toson having _ charles to meet today in person having not — charles to meet today in person having not been at the coronation watch _ having not been at the coronation watch was — having not been at the coronation watch was not intended to be a snob but this_ watch was not intended to be a snob but this is— watch was not intended to be a snob but this is really a symbol of the relationship thatjoe but this is really a symbol of the relationship that joe biden sees as very strong between the us and uk and that— very strong between the us and uk and that was reiterated in his meeting _ and that was reiterated in his meeting with rishi sunak with the two saying there have been some ups and downs— two saying there have been some ups and downs and in the relationship but it— and downs and in the relationship but it is— and downs and in the relationship but it is solid, they are together on things— but it is solid, they are together on things like ukraine, climate and things— on things like uk

kings hotel room, his sex life, then into his active disruptive threatening attempt to push king out of public life. to try to get him to commit suicide. that was a or aggressive campaign. the kings were in large part colluding with the fbi in that campaign as opposed to opposing it. robert kennedy signed the orders for the fbi to wiretapped king. >> next. ne-yo in ocean borough, new jersey. >> thank you for taking my call. my question is, what influence did j edgar hoover how was international police? >> international policing was something that the international -- the fbi did some of the wanted to do a lot more of. one of the greater mistakes of hoover's career came at the end of the second world war. franklin roosevelt had given the fbi not only jurisdiction over domestic surveillance and espionage and all those things, but also, jurisdiction over all of basically the western hemisphere. when the war came to an end hoover's said we will need a big intelligence establishment after the war ended the fbi should be in charge of it. in effect in a bid to also become the seat in -- the

because he is , of course king because he is, of course king of scotland as well as king of the unitedmber from eight penny eight weeks ago when penny mordaunt carrying mordaunt was carrying that ceremonial sword. something similar will be happening today when at 7.5kg sword will be carried by the olympic rower dame catherine granger . yeah and dame catherine granger. yeah and five foot long as well. >> i think we'll have to see who carries the sword better. will it be penny mordaunt or will it be dame catherine granger? we'll have to wait and see. once in a former olympic gold medallist . former olympic gold medallist. one is a royal naval reservist as well as lord president of the privy council in the of the united kingdom. as well. so we'll have to wait and see exactly how they're carried. but i think it's interesting to how females have been chosen for this role in 1953. that simply wouldn't have happened. so i think it shows the progression of modern society here in the united kingdom and also how how important the monarchy and particularly the king feels that is , that everybody

you are on with neil king. caller: good morning mr. king.s nice hearing you speak about the wonders and beautiful places across our country. i always get this tinge of kind of like -- i don't know, it just bothers me all of the things that are going on in our country and the thing is there's going to be beauty in nature and beauty in every country as we ramble across it. but for those of us that are progressive and want to see the country, just be in a better place. it is hard for us to feel that joy and get that connection with nature when we see that, blind, we are constantly destroying our him -- that, one, we are constantly destroying our economy. -- and i want to see what your views are on that. did you talk to any people along the way or was there a connection with nature but tuned in a little bit late so i did not hear all of what you said. guest: i really appreciate that question. i am not trying to argue that all of the stuff that is legitimately worrisome is not out there, i also have a lot of concerns that you just expressed. i gu

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but king did not board the plane.ined a tour of the demilitarised zone, known as the dmz, between north and south korea. those tours typically take between three days to a week to get authorised. on tuesday, he was taken into custody in the north. us authorities say he crossed into the country, quote, "willingly and without authorisation". private king's brother made a plea to reporters to respect his and his mother's privacy. we understand the gravity of the situation. it's a massive and unfortunate thing. however, at this moment, wejust and unfortunate thing. however, at this moment, we just ask that you all kind of respect our privacy. my mum has lost a son before. so this is weighing heavily on her. at some point, we will be more talkative may be, at some point, but wejust want to see where it goes from here. live now to jean mackenzie in seoul. is there any more information on what is happening right now with travis king? we on what is happening right now with travis king?— on what is happening right now with tra

now delivering the president to the king. >> steve: charles, when the king sits down with the presidente a lot in common when it comes to climate and the environment. >> stuart: you just called me charles. >> steve: sorry abouts that. charles varney. >> stuart: not going to happen. you are raising a very important issue here, actually. they are going to have -- king charles will have climate finance talks with our president something the king and queen of england should not be doing. a little bit of furor about that. >> ainsley: got on the stage and promoting environmental climate conversations. >> his father, obviously, this has been near and dear to his heart for the last five deck case. and then the queen herself whether she passed away, at her funeral there were lots of clips of her talking about the climate. hers was more from a religious standpoint this is god's earth and we have to protect it saturday stuart a little context the brits are starting to realize the cost of that green plan. they have reopened a coal mine in central england. >> brian: thank goodness. >> stuart: going

charles iii is king.ourse in may and since then, this is the first time president biden has had a meeting with the king and you can see the handshake between the two men was a warm one. in fact, the whole feeling you got between them was two men who actually get on really rather quite well together. there was, as you can see, a brief moment where they stood and listened to the us anthem, inspecting the troops and both men went inside the royal palace of windsor to continue with some tea and some meeting to talk about climate change and finance so how important was the meeting for king charles and for president biden? let's start off our analysis with the royal correspondent who is here with me. you can see the king and the president standing together earlier on today. why does this kind of meeting matter to king charles? at this point in his reign, the beginning of his reign, joe biden the first us president of his reign, it's important that buckingham palace show the king is a global leader who has the e

the king's apology met with mixed reactions. honestly i feel good, but um, i am still looking forward to something more than just apologies reparations. for example, the king said something about healing and repairing, but not necessarily about reparations, which are very important for our community to hear for me this apology. it's a justification that the dutch governments has to seek a porch for them. i don't know how they call it when we put the crimes against you . money to the king also announced an investigation into the royal house of orange and ourselves role in slavery activist. welcome to the district, but say that needs to be a wider conversation about reparations. the past has smelled the past because we know that when slavery was abolished the slave owners where they were paid compensation, that is a formal reparation. and it's those same families who have been well to are being able to build the country. but also, we know that the institutions that came with slavery is still lives on it's still lives on in the dis

, king charles by myself as the greene king.'s you know, this is this is the doomsday sort of scenario that you're putting across. martin it's from it's not it's not coming from from the side. it's from the climate side. it's coming the denier side , coming from the denier side, talking about doomsday and all the rest of it is not that it doesn't climate change doesn't mean world per mean the end of the world per se. it will come in terms of in terms of catastrophes in one way, you know , some parts of the way, you know, some parts of the climate change will be a bonus. it will be a complete and utter mixture. but look, we're speaking on a day where i think when the when it's actually confirmed that britain has just had its hottest june, june ever since records began, 150 years ago. and it will be followed not just by britain, but but by many other countries that have been that have been seeing and regions that have been seeing massively hot temperatures in the month of june. that's without el nino kicking in at this moment in t

he is the third oldest son to the king who was king at the time, king goodwill.eant to be the next in line to be king. it was the duty of his mother, the queen, to appoint the next king. unfortunately, the queen herself also passed away seven weeks after the king had passed away, without appointing an apparent heir to the throne. there was a lot of controversy surrounding the coronation itself. in fact, he wasn't correlated until last october, even though he was 0ctober, even though he was appointed king in may of 2021 because of the controversy that surrounded his appointment itself. so for that reason, this story has come to prominence because there is a lot of suspicion that there may be foul play involved, like the prime minister said, there will be investigations to find out whether there was poisoning involved. so in there was poisoning involved. so in the meantime, the nation of zulu waits anxiously to find out what happens to the king and as well with regards to the investigation itself. 0k, temesghen debesai, thank you for that. the owner of twitter, elo

not my king. >> what a bunch of king idiots.must be said this was a vocal minority who were challenged by a much larger group of spectators loyal to the royal family. but with republican protest, it's also breaking out. before may's coronation, king charles is suddenly under massive pressure to preserve the monarchy that he inherited in great shape from the late queen under a year ago . so what do you think? following a vocal anti—monarchist backlash at the scottish coronation, is the king strong enough to see off the growing republican threat? let me know your thoughts. email me, de—man . gb news .com or tweet me de—man. gb news .com or tweet me at gb news. and whilst you're there, please vote in the poll. i'll bring you the results of that shortly. but to debate this now, i'm delighted to welcome aunfie now, i'm delighted to welcome auntie monarchy campaigner riz posnett , who up in edinburgh posnett, who is up in edinburgh right now former to right now and former aide to margaret thatcher, nigel gardiner. riz posnett. what's t

yes, we will not put the king.e best sense of the word. you do all this with such dedication, a charismatic vocalist, amazing in this case, we will talk about now and here vasilyevich himself, because i love lena so much, and that she doesn’t do it, but it always, but the fact is that i love it like pizza , which deserves an ace, and you are like a king, but i will say, lenochka you have such a powerful voice and no arrangement can spoil mine the impression of this performance of yours from me goosebumps goosebumps, if they are, i can not, you know, deny. and if i felt this state, it is already worthy of all praise, lenochka is an ace. well, please sing my songs two kings and two aces and the premiere of the show of chords we conducted a survey among the participants of the last seasons and it turned out that almost everyone now has a deficiency of chanson, in medical terms , rosenbaum syndrome if you have the same problems. take one release of three chords every week and your soul will immediately become better, e

junior, and caretta scott king, and christine king faris.to a new generation. and now it is time for each one of us to take our place, to continue the drumbeat of peace, justice, and equity. >> we will be doing that and i'm excited that i'm gonna have you back on several times, i want both of you to build up for this march. a march across all times. because we are all victims of hate crimes and of government denial. but i wanted especially to do this on the night that we funeral eyes the last sibling of dr. king. and as you both of you embody the continuation of that dream. i'm gonna give my tribute to her, in the final thoughts. andrea water skiing, and martin luther king the third, thank you both for coming out for the services, thank you for joining us. up, next my final thoughts. (vo) consumer reports evaluates vehicles for car shoppers in... reliability, safety, owner satisfaction, and road-test evaluations... and the results are in. subaru is the twenty twenty-three best mainstream automotive brand, according to consumer reports. and s

denied that the king was suffering from any elements. that the king was suffering from any ailments. king was in complete excellent health. in fact, in a statement, he said, it appears that there is an orchestrated agenda and a desperate narrative to communicate defamatory and baseless claims of his majesty's ill health. this is what he said. now, again, after that we heard that police sources confirmed to the french news agency there that there has been heavy police presence at a private hospital very close to the residents of the king of eswatini, who happens to be the uncle of the king of zulu. as we mentioned, the king does not want to be treated in south africa. what more do we know about why that is? also in the statement that came out earlier from the traditional prime minister, he said the king was not comfortable to be treated in south africa. this is because both his parents, when they were sick back in 2021, they had received medical treatment in south africa. unfortunately both of them succumbed to their illnesses and they did not make it. so the king did not feel comfort

procession. preparing the way for the king's procession-— preparing the way for the king's rocession procession. proving the rate is the official expression _ procession. proving the rate is the official expression for _ procession. proving the rate is the official expression for what - procession. proving the rate is the official expression for what they i official expression for what they are doing. it is a military term, clearing the way for the royal party. the king and the duke and duchess of rothesay, as prince william is known in scotland, as his father was until he acceded to the throne. this is the route they will take in cars, not on foot, from the palace of holyroodhouse, that famous old palace of james palace of holyroodhouse, that famous old palace ofjames iv, mary queen of scots, which played such a pivotal role in the turbulent story of scotland in the 16th century and which is still the official royal residence of scotland where the king and queen have been for the last few days at a garden party the other night, and they've been fulfilling engagements and doing in ve

oppose the succession, saying that the throne should have gone to a notice on the late king. cuz he couldn't truly is a historian on an x, but in south african indigenous knowledge systems. he says few people are entrusted with the king. safety is read a very robust, a very actively put the station to what's at the big p s. well, it says the part of nation. yeah. some of the who is in the seventy's needs that say, he's not at the debate key, which is absolutely right. he's one of the things, this is also the fest photo. some of the key is that's in the, in the people the, it's where the contest, the of the oil. but they're not, the form of the mothers actually exist. lee, a new increase. so that'd be a lot of court cases say, you know, people in waiting for this and throw but let me put it this way. that is the kind of the only one test. and of course, for the key in one pass in speech, they key not using the cues wife or children, see you in order to grab the case, the video, you don't that's out of the place. but the people you say they will suspect that what if a you, by t

why britain is counting swans in the name of the king. >> the king! >> the king!> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with jericka duncan. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. we begin once again with the historic heat wave that is really gripped much of the country throughout july. tonight some good news. triple digit temperatures that have scorched the southwest are expected to ease this week, but not just yet. today phoenix, arizona, had its 31st consecutive day of the mercurury topping 110 dedegrees. in the northeast, a storm broke the heat but it was fierce. despite hurricane-force winds, this guard at the tomb of the unknowns at the arlington national cemetery never broke stride. cbs's reed cowan leads us off tonight with more on that. reed, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. all right. july is on the brink of breaking a world weather record for punishing heat that has gripped much of the nation. a dangerous heat dome punishing the nation. the last week of july, testing the mettle of millions. >> it's mis

thank— between the king and the president. thank you _ between the king and the president.an bring in my next guest. matthew barzun — former us ambassador to the ukjoins us now. good to talk to you. thank you for joining us on bbc news as you watch president biden climbing up the steps into air force one on his way to nato. from what you've seen of this very short visit, would you call this a success?— this very short visit, would you call this a success? sure. i cannot see the images — call this a success? sure. i cannot see the images you're _ call this a success? sure. i cannot see the images you're describing | call this a success? sure. i cannot i see the images you're describing but i can imagine having been there before. i do think it's a success in your previous guest, the royal correspondent, spoke about this friendship and warmth and you certainly statement and i'm sure you sought and images. the thing i'm reminded of at this crucial moment with the intense meetings that are about to happen in lithuania is that sometimes when we see these images, we think that we

yes, and on the throne , the king understood such a seat just a little more expensive. propanava already to him this deal. i'll provide the fender liner of the litvinian gentry without, and at the replacements, leave your altuograph on the new statute, king. the toyjaz had a key word for the monarch, on the 28th studio of 1588 the statute was second-hand, the highest, the legislating body of the principality became the oval soim of its own parliament, the place for the congress was a small town, an old-time deer-goriki. everyone understood the jacket as jamba, headman, apostle, shineira with icons, and this cunning did not want to travel far to the right dominik slonim became one of the political centers of the principality on stock exchanged bridges opened. in 1589 , the sapega tore off the city of kvitnel on the vakhshas in the garden of the grand chancellor. liji prime minister of japan harvester not one, royal decree neomeo strength on the lands of great fire. leo may have lost interest in his darling inducement at the shot of the titryba, it seemed that this was re

the king's apology met with mixed reactions. honestly i feel good, but um, i am still looking forward to something more than just apologies reparations. for example, the king said something about healing and repairing, but not necessarily about reparations, which are very important for our community to hear for me this apology. it's a justification that the dutch government has seek a porch for them. i don't know how they call it when we put the crimes against human need to. the king also announced an investigation into the royal house of orange and ourselves role in slavery activist. welcome to the gesture, but say that needs to be a wider conversation about reparations. the past has smelled the past because we know that when slavery with of the boys, the slave owners where they were paid compensation, that is a form of reparation. and it's those same families who have been well to have been able to build the country. but also we know that the institutions that came with slavery is still lives on. it's still lives on in the dis

they will probably also be interviewing private king himself.in quarantine for a while. they remain deeply concerned about the spread of covid, but they will want to find out what they can discover from talking to him directly. now, of course, we don't know why travis king went over to north korea, but from your experience, when people from outside the country try and do this, is there ever a kind of common motivation here, and also do they often end up being surprised by what they find in north korea? yes, and yes. common motivation, travis king is not the first soldier to have become disenchanted with the us army, for whatever reason. charlesjenkins, many years ago, got drunk one day and did much the same. he was trying to avoid a deployment to vietnam. but there the similarities end. north korea now is a very different kind of place from the north korea to which charlesjenkins defected. different atmosphere, different leader, and of course there is a lot of tension around between north korea and the united states right now. now, charlesjenkin

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they separate from the king. it's the king the other thing is that it's a product of what in the 1760s and seventies, at a certain point the americans say that they no longer will follow the authority of parliament. the parliament not govern for them. they still recognize the the authority of king. and so that's sort of their last connection to the british empire. and there's a fair argument to be made that the american colonists were more royalists than people in meaning for a long time. they had actually loved the english monarchy even more than than people. and i think you see the same thing today. yeah, that's right. just any just really any tabloid. right. at a supermarket, that's all. i did not watch the coronation of whatever the king is now. i mean in true american sense this unearned privilege and this this silly pageant putting the crown on a guy that's your own protest. that's right. that's my own biased showing right there. yeah. i mean, the king george the third was a fairly popular figure for a whil

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