you can see banks and banks of lord carter ‘s —— banks of broadcasters from all over the world, they morning when news broke that this meeting was happening at the palace. a meeting involving all the members of the heads of royal household is from across the uk. they were brought to london, to buckingham palace, for the meeting. they were told first that the duke of edinburgh had decided to take a step back into retirement, and the palace issued a statement at 10am this morning, making the news public, ending the vast speculation that had been going on here this morning with the news that the duke of edinburgh is going to retire. what is this going to mean for the queen and four other members of the royal family, particularly the prince of wales and william, kate and harry? clearly, the duke of edinburgh has been with the duke of edinburgh has been with the queen on public engagements for much of the last 65 years, but it does say in a statement that her majesty will continue to carry out a full programme of official engagements, so no official sense there that she will slow down. we

lords. john nicolson s the snp's spokesperson on culture, media and sport.tudent. i want to pick up on what susanna said. i ama to pick up on what susanna said. i am a british muslim. the attacks recently i condemn 100%, i don't think there is anyone in the room that disagrees with that. what i would say is that i integrate fully in this community. i integrate into the way of life in the uk, i... and what i find quite distressing is how yet again from you, susanna, you say the burqa is something that is mandatory, you have to wear it. no, i realise it is not. the muslim women i have spoken to, i don't think choice is as black and white as they make out. i have many relatives who choose to wear the headscarf through their own choice. suzanne evans, muslim woman have said to you, i am being made to wear this? yes, and i have spoken to muslim women who wear it in certain circumstances, because they feel that if they don't when there are muslim men around they will be viewed as somehow easy. if i'm going to cover myself up because i don't wa nt to cover myself u

baptist minister from upstate new york was a vocal abolitionist since the 1840's. 30 years later, he was seeing the coming of the lord by the army. president lincoln and his ention -- this explicitly post position was voiced, and of the time i come where the perfect equality of the white and black race was to be established. as previously noted, winchester's women were the most immersive for if -- breast service -- he had me noted that he had on his incredible men than they were untiring and the efforts to show how they hated us. shared protestant religion -- could not bridge the divide. one of the very first families, a lady, dropped her bible or prayerbook and it was instantly picked up by one of our boys who stood by and handed it to the lady who scaled at him and refused to take it. if you have read about occupied virginia, you know raising the union flag over the street and women like going into the mud to avoid walking underneath. if most of the soldiers were new using -- new england yankees, citizens trembled a month later at the approach of a division of german-americans set from the main union army to piedmo

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lord ever gave me in my life. >> his sister, olivia, is also brother's best friend darryl hodge. did she s he's dead?> in between the cries and the balling, darryl, odon is dead, i'll be there in a minute. >> the first thing i asked is who killed my son? >> what do you say to that? >> i couldn't wrap my head and her head, i know, mama, i don't know. >> but there is a solid lead. inside lloyd's pocket, a keys to a chevy suburban represented by aaron hernandez. the any hernandez, who plays for the new england patriots. >> he was projected to be one of the best tight ends of his generation. >> but why are the keys of an nfl star in odon lloyd's pocket? it turns out, they know one another. >> what's your understanding of how they met? >> they were dating sisters. >> how much do you know they hung out together? >> rarely. it's two different worlds. buddy had one world. we got our world. >> but then the friday before lloyd is killed, hernandez invites lloyd into his world. the two men go clubing. >> i go clubbing with mr. herpdz. he partied. he had a good time. >> reporter: and all week long, lloyd is driv

s yeah, right, of course, everyone loves spiderman but if were you to say iron. >> ironman. hmmmm, of course. let's say nonavengers. >> d.c.? >> say star lord. >> you're not a superhero. >> stephen: that's good, because you want him to thifer you as your dad not as a guy on the screen. >> i guess so, i guess so, it it should feel good but it it hurts. it hurts. >> stephen: well, you're honest. you're honest. >> no. >> stephen: your son is saying i like that chris pratt, it's like he's my friend. >> he is like you know what, i almost feel like i know you. >> stephen: so you and your whole family,ana ferris your lovely wife and your son jack. you got a star on the 408eewood walk of fame, congratulations. >> thank you. yeah. look at that. >> stephen: what does that feel like? >> in that moment right there, it feels really nice, being able to share it it, a moment like that with-- i feel like if none of my wouldn't really feel anything. because i think that's the nature of this-- this kind of tidal wave that has hit my life in the last year and a half or so. or like a hurricane or something. you just hunker down and there's a little bit of calm

lord, we have been at this for 30 years. passive makes all sense, especially for large institutions. -- retail is realizing 401(k)s are the wayactive management as of the risk of losing its social life. it is not -- active management outperforms the market. when you deduct the costs, they don't beat the market. you have to go passive. is to reduceanswer fees. how much traction do you see in the reduction of fees? >> we had of them all the time, pounding. scarlet: i know. make has to go so far to that -- typically are active managers make 20-30 basis points of alpha --i know i'm getting technical. scarlet: please. have to come down to half-two thirds to -- to be price competitive. i don't think they can operate without -- structure most active managers has. scarlet: they're not the same ballpark. christopher: not at all. i can hunt the u.s. stock market at no cost, it has an awesome index team on the desk in sacramento that is a great job and t-rex the market perfectly. they added 10 basis points every year to active managers. torlet: there is an argument be made, a conviction that passive is doing well because you have this m

lord prescott, remember this from the scottish referendum campaign. at last, the world is hearing the voices of the real people in scotland, there is not a cemetery in europe that does not have scott 'se nationalists, this is not their flight, nationalists, this is not their flight, their country, their culture, their streets. —— scots. this is everyone's flag, everyone's culture, everyone's culture and everyone's streets! that was gordon brown speaking the day before the scottish independence referendum in 2014, some credited him afterwards with saving the union. lord prescott was deputy prime minister to tony blair, one wonders, with the lukewarm reception, the lu kewa rm with the lukewarm reception, the lukewarm response tojohn prescott, when he first asked for people to show appreciation, the achievements of the blair government, was... the break with old labour, cementing of new labour, it wasjohn prescott break with old labour, cementing of new labour, it was john prescott who we re new labour, it was john prescott who were sent out as tony blair's cannon fodder, if you like, to go and say, this is what is going to happen. and we re this is what is going to happen. and were goin

lord. the dow jones up by little bit and heading close to the 21,000 mark, 21,000 and nasdaq has a gain of one third of a %. the s a lot of the earnings reports coming in that will affect the market. tesla, apple, facebook and other big names reporting their earnings this week. >>> more student housing to becoming for college student in san francisco, and nearly 800 units of student housing are slated for development. that could accommodate over 2000 student. the colleges in san francisco say that with the high cost of housing that more student housing is needed in order to attract the students. >>> it is 6:45 am. >>> if you live in alameda county you will have to start bringing your own back to more than the grocery stores and the plastic bag ban will expand to the retail scores -- retail stores, and it will expand even more later this year. you will need your own bag for the restaurant and the food trucks. since the bag ban has been adopted the county has seen a 44% reduction in littering with plastic bags.>>> beginning tomorrow the bike and pedestrian path on the bay bridge will be open seven days a week and i

lord national resort and convention center televised on espn. so at that rate you will be very r-i-c-h. >> 200,000 an hour. think about teaching those kids about w-o-r-d-shere am i working can make lots of m-u-l-a. >> i think you were eliminated that's now how you spell mula. >> that's why you spell it where i'm from. m-u-l-a. >> let's save f-a-c-snrext and girl b-y-e. >> following more bad news for giants ever the airline industry. >> and amazon recorded to pay millions to parents who download apps without their knowledge. >> live look across the d.c. area. are we calling thiscy live look. what is that? there we go. focused on sea of lights in the distance. all right. it's that kind of day. 66 degrees. 5:21 back after this >> time 5:23. united airlines in hot water again. this time allegedly flying unsafe plain. faa proposed a $435,000 fine against unitsed. airline allegedly replace aid fuel pump pressure switch on carrier bowing 727 jet liners the airline did not complete required inspection before the plane flew again it was flown on 23 domestic and international flights before inspection. >> amazon online retailer stock topping it there's only four

lord of the flies than coachella. concert goers were promised luxury accommodations. instead they found tents and mattresses where they were supposed to sleep a and the s not set up. this promotional video shows what visitors werere expecting. the lawsuit alleges tickets cost from $12,000 to $100,00000 apie. orgaganizers admit they wewere ovover their heads andnd full refund. >>> they talked about gourmet meals and you got what appeared to be very watery cheese sandwiches. >> where's my penthouse. >> look at those models in that video. >> that was a promotional video. they weren't there. >>> scientists say climate change could make dangerous turbulence in the skies worse. how extreme turbulence hurt more than two dozen people on one flight this week. we'll get a firsthand look at how pilots react. >>> we want to invite to you subscribe to our "cbs this morning" podcast. find news of the day on our podcast originals on itunes and apple podcast apps. >> originals. >> you're watching "cbs this morning" only here. ion. had a bad back injury, my doctor prescribed opioids which helped with the chronic pain, but backed me up big-time. tried prunes, laxatives,

and boy are those things barking where is the s that thing where his big toe is supposed to be what is that. >> i think i saw that size 2 22. >> oh, my lordhought shawn bell had big feet he wears a 15. >> he does he has a box. >> of sneakers upstairs. >> i saw that. >> of 15. those are rough matter of fact his wife september a message shaq's feet are twending on twitter, really? >> no. >> i have dogs not like that. >> you have to keep your dogs tight shaq you make a lot of money. >> those look rough. >> rough. >> ick. >> i was trying to see if people were talking about wan wanting to go to jail for a million dollars. we started talking about that because you talked about chip kelly paying money to leave jobs. if someone paid me a million i would leave a job bit wouldn't go to jail. >> where did i get that twis twisted thought. >> maybe your coffee has not dmikd yet. >> chip is making money. >> headed to splitsville, why ben stiller and his boo calling it quits after two decades of marriage. and one family fighting for freedom for a prisoner a judge admits is innocent. next the shocking reason this man is still behind bars. but first jenni