. >> commissioner louie? >> here. >> commissioner mazzola has an excused absence. >> commissioner buell? >> here. >> today the san francisco and recreation park commissioner present this ramaytus ohlone land acknowledgement. [land acknowledgement] >> we honor the ramaytus people for to commitment to the mother earth. >> as the indigenous protectors of this land ask in accordance with their pro digs, they have never seated, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place. as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. >> as stewards of the parkland we recognize our duty to honor the ohlone through interpretation of ancestry land. >> we wish to pay our respect to the ancestors, elders and relatives of the ramaytus community. >> thank you, commissioners. >> next item two, continuation of remote meetings and i send it back to stacy. oh, so sorry. announcements, first. so, again, good morning, and welcome to the recreation and park commission. this meeting is held i

everything changed for france when louie xiv. louie wanted the threads to show it. the monarchy's prestige. no one wants to be execute bide a guy wearing cargo shorts. his obsession built up the textile industry and soon turned paris into the world center of fashion, which by default, made it the world center of cocaine and bitchy gossip as well. it was under louie that france established the idea of showing fall designs in the spring and spring designs in the fall. so you can thank him for that trendy coat you're wearing in august. oh, who knew faux fur was so hot? france continued to dominate the fashion industry for centuries until world war ii, when paris was under german occupation. this grinded their fashion influence to a halt because, "a," no one could come to paris to shop, and, "b," coco chanel was too busy banging nazis to make any clothes. i know, terrible, right? no matter how many times i remind them of this, the pu teaks won't give me a discount on the classic flat bag. paris' defeat turned out to be a win for the american fashion industry. the u.s. s

then it's his children, george, charlotte, and louie. in line to the throne right now is prince harry. it's not you, jose. it's prince harry. >> i have nothing to do with any royal family. stephanie gosk, thank you so much. great seeing you. i want to go back now to chris jansing in london. chris. >> reporter: let's talk more about this. aaron hill, senior editor of "people royals." and a social and political commentator both with me. you have the queen who for being so seen, the most traveled royal ever really kept things very close, rarely said anything about how she felt certainly politically. on the opposite end of the spectrum, you have princess diana open about almost everything. how does it appear to you, what will we see from william and kate? are they following the queen's path as opposed to his mother's? >> i think we're going to see a combination, especially with kate, who has really modeled herself after the queen in so many ways, but also you can't deny william's influence from his mother who's really propelled the monarchy

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. >> lord louie mountbatten played a key role in the young life of his nephew philip. >> when philip is a child, they flee to exile and really his father has no time for him. >> louie mountbatten takes over as prince philip's guardian. he sees him as his son. >> he already had dynastic ambitions for philip. he was like some of medieval character plotting the advance of his own dynasty. >> lord mountbatten makes a radical pronouncement. the house of windsor should take philip's name. >> mountbatten asks everyone present to raise a glass to house of mountbatten. in this they are saying the house of windsor is dead. the house of mountbatten is the next monarchy. >> what he hadn't reckoned with was the wall of opposition from the formidable queen mary, elizabeth's grandmother. she took a very dim view of it. >> what has this damned fool ought to do with the name of this house. >> george v began the house of windsorer. >> queen mary guys to windsor castle and says this is what mountbatten is plotk. >> my grandfather was alarmed and upset. >> people are suspicious of mountbatten. they are

this week louie gohmert presented a u.s. attack. this was posted on the rioter's twitter account. what do we think? a u.s. congressman rewarding someone for participating in january 6th. >> if you want a museum piece for the insanity that has overtaken our politics in the wake of january 6th, this is it. it's not just because it's louie gohmert. the insanity of a member of congress giving a flag that flew above the capitol, the persistent belief that attackers are victims. they tried to overcome our democracy and should be treated as martyrs. that's twisting our politics and judgment. this is one of the worst examples i've seen certainly from a member of congress. >> i'll just add a couple of facts. more than 800 people have been prosecuted by the department of justice, only 125 served time in prison or jail. this woman is one of those. a representative of congress who was in the u.s. capitol building when it was attacked is rewarding a criminal, a criminal, and a criminal who tried to undermine our democracy. so that's the

, because louie would have jumped because he's male.'s in a powerful position, william is in a powerful position. and he's got kate, katherine. >> you don't think there's an accident there's two children? >> no, what they wanted to show is we're not old. these two people are with us. and there's william. >> richard, do you agree with that, that a message was being sent. and if it was being sent to britain, was it also being sent to prince harry? >> it was being sent -- there was -- i'm not going there, anderson. but there was a -- in terms of the message being sent to, yes, to harry and to all the people, that these youngsters are the future. and they've got to start learning how to do royal duties. this was done in an incredibly controlled way. the parents were there. you could see it was limited to the marching down or procession down the abbey. but it was very significant. you know, william is no longer in line for the throne. william is now heir to the throne. george moves up, charlotte moves up. they've got to learn this. and how d

there was a french louie, he was put on the throne at the age of 4.there was a french louie, he was put on the throne at the age of 4. but as meaningful, she has been the longest. it means that she has been involved in all the crucial moments of history first and foremost for the last 70 years from the war to then the cold war, to then the fall of the berlin wall. she went and visited berlin in '65 when the war was still up and she visited afterwards. she was friends and allies and business partners with every president back to harry truman, all though she met him before she became queen. but nonetheless. and she's had a very, very strong relationship with monarchs and people around the world. and she also presided over essentially the disintegration of the commonwealth when she came into power. now it is a much more loosely organized group of countries with independence obviously. it wasn't this case when she became queen. and she has seen it all. she's seen the way history and democracy have come to their own. and she's seen the way democracy is und

the move that typically mom, you presume geese to come on the geese deal with talking motions toward louie, the tourist study about change a little dance. could the little ones can little noticeable because you could call it the shingles on them. she will new me as well as good as humans was osama. you've. busy spoken a grown likely to you. you, you know, mission love, don't period 2000000 absolute narrows near selena, selena. what of the solicitor is attention to a gentleman of the so called the business men, the selfishness of the speech neighborhood. bradley little kit over houston, the village is a sheep so easily will not bully rebecca thrilled freshly or the others are what mean you fools you. yeah. her if a part of me up guess you know what it i will do, gina if you're up cassy bras thing. you my home at the bully when you might at the bully, pottery will appear like on top of those. not getting them la la. wrong it done, dusty, chilly, knuckling, and inconvenience. the noise. dug ye blue lot. nucleus levels next when your diesel little ring, that the blue toaster is military career

what happened to louie you know? first time in many years, they are forced to meet in the hospital ward, in which, after the accident, their parents are slowly fading away, the death of loved ones should put an end to the conflict of the main characters, but to do this, not just hatred of resentment has become part of their bohemian life for two decades, but hypertrophied emotions seem to have flowed into reality from theater suburbs, or book pages alice was once a genius became. you killed her in the lead role, arnodi. pleshan chose the actors with whom he had already worked together nolvinka starred in his christmas tale of marion cotillard in the ghosts of ismail, brother and sister, a real benefit performance of the french actress, despite the abundance of tears of hysterics and unmotivated actions. she brings true french charm to the drama. i am always on the side of those who were previously i don’t like those who inflict wounds reconciliation of long-standing enmity against the backdrop of death is not a new p

what happened to louie. do you even know?he first time in many years, they are forced to meet in the hospital ward, in which, after the accident, their parents are slowly fading away, the death of loved ones should put an end to the conflict of the main characters, but to do this, not just hatred, resentment for two decades became part of their bohemian life, but hypertrophied emotions, as if flowed into reality from theater suburbs, or book pages alice was once a genius became. you killed her in the lead role, arnodi. pleschan chose the actors with whom he had already worked together, but the bear starred in his christmas tale, and marion cotillard in the ghosts of ismail, brother and sister, is a real benefit of the french actress, despite an abundance of tears of tantrums and unmotivated actions. she brings true french charm to the drama. i'm always on the pages. i do not like those who inflict wounds. reconciliation of long-standing enmity against the backdrop of death is not a new plot in art, but there is no shakespeare

oh, it sure has been our own david louie retiring this week. he's going to join us to reminisce and to look ahead. i'm meteorologist sandia patel of fall feel in the air today. i'll let you know how long this is going to last plus a look at is going to last plus a look at the very latest on hurricane ian have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. sound like you? yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k strea

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one member of the public this morning sharing a conversation with kate where she told them little louie, just 4 years old, told her, don't worry, mommy, the queen is now with great-grandpa. i'll have all the latest coming up on "today." >>> coming up for you on "today" savannah guthrie live in london with more coverage honoring the queen. that starts for you at 7:00 right after us here on "today in the bay." >>> new details on a tragic story out of the east bay. a second suspect in the murder of sophia mason. the state attorney general shared more details about the arrest of the suspect and how he was able to stay on the run for so many months as "today in the bay" reports, they are taking action after alameda county after they say caseworkers failed to help sophia. >> reporter: this collection of videos and pictures of sophia mason through the years was shared by her family, the reminders of a child in happy moments. >> what's your name? >> sophia. >> reporter: dante jackson is under april rest facing child abuse and murder charges. at a news conference investigators shared details of

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george, charlotte, and louie starting a new school just days before they lost their much loved great grandma. harry crouching down to talk to children in the crowd. it was like old times. the feeling in william's circle tonight, this was an important show of unity at an incredibly difficult time. newspaper commentators pouring over the picturing. how sad that it took such a tragic event to make it happen. while another writer worrying, the road to peace is not without its potential potholes, pointing out harry still plans to publish a book. the two couples did not look entirely comfortable, and it's not clear tonight whether harry and meghan's children will take royal titles. one columnist quoting the queen, often the small steps bring about the most lasting change. >> and keir joins us live from london. keir, you've been covering the royals for so long. what's your sense? will we see william, harry, kate, and meghan together again? >> i think it's a real possibility, tom. the queen's body will follow a procession from here at buckingham palace to lie in state, and the royal family w

george, charlotte and louie starting a new school days before they lost their beloved great-grandmother. harry crouching down to talk to children in the crowd. it was like old times. the feeling in william's circle, this was an important show of unity at an incredibly difficult time newspaper commentators poured over the pictures. how sad that it took such a tragic event to make it happen while another writes a worrying "the road to peace is not without its potential potholes", pointing out harry still plans to publish a book. the two couples did not look entirely couple, and it's not clear whether harry and meghan's children will take royal titles. but one columnist quoting the queen. often the small steps bring about the most lasting change. >>> back here in america, it's a somber time for many as our nation marks 21 years since the 9/11 terror attacks claimed nearly 3,000 lives and many more have died since then due to illnesses related to that tragic day. here is nbc's rehema ellis with how the victims are being remembered >> reporter: on this day of remembrance, somber moments of s

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average for this time of year for the weekend, but i think dan you and i were outside celebrating david louie's retirement retirement with a whole bunch of people and it was so beautiful outside. it's lovely walking down the embarcadero stunning you really mild but in the mornings you feel that christmas. thanks very much. now left us remind you that due to our breaking news coverage earlier this afternoon. today's episode of general hospital. you won't miss it. it can be seen in its entirety starting at 3 am. we'll ♪ ♪ well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! with bats... and ghouls ... and cars in disguise. (laugh) i've cast quite a spell now... you won't believe your eyes! (laughter) the spell is cast. halloween time is back with spook-tacular experiences in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! (laughter) what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? in it's fast... likesney calbeyond-gig-speed fast.s! yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity sup

finally tonight after years with apc use legendary reporter and wonderful friend to all of us david louieetiring david shared memories from his career during an interview this afternoon on kgo radio including the story of how he got his start on a public affairs show in ohio when he was just five years old the producer prioritized representation were japanese-americans chinese-americans, you know, we were program and i think that was a game changer in terms of getting people to think outside the box to realize. hey, we're part of the community as well. with over five decades of great reporting. he will be greatly missed by our team here at abc 7 news coming up at 6. david will join us to discuss what is next for him as he moves to the next next chapter in his life excited to talk to him. what an icon. congratulations david. all right world news tonight is next. have a great night. let's do good six. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires

i think if he had lived and spain in the 1930 s, and he had heard the weather forecast, he is louie sacramento phrase. this guy's a clear over the whole world of spain, as is known, it was a signal from general franco just started kuta, then he would have taken up arms, but who would either enjoy and the democratically elected government of the country of the purchase. i think he would have joined the purchase with i guess you today. suppose the very same purchase in ukraine with the primary source of authority in ukraine. goes back to the kuda. tar. that transpired and 2014. so he is the warranty side. with the fascists, lutheran, secondly, i can tell you just as the rest of europe, he is actively supporting the ukranian authorities. i've had many discussions with my european partners with these matters and weaknesses. you see always demonstrate the near nancy chase and the current cave authorities. they say, well, there, i mean, as, as everywhere and in russia to new. yes, you will do, but neither in russia nor in other civilized countries are these nat sears, an extreme nationalist or wrong

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this evening abc 7 news reporter david louie takes a look back at how the ambitious project all cameconstruction of the bay area rapid transit system was an ambitious goal to create a next generation network 68 years after new york subway system was launched while september 11th 1972 was a true milestone the achievement was hardly easy. groundbreaking was eight years earlier in 1964 that the initial concept to link the region's nine counties had its roots in a 1947 army navy study that promoted a transbay tube. details are included in a book on bart's history written by retired public affairs director, mike healy. they were concerned that if the bridge were knocked out for some reason during a wartime. they would need a way to move troops back and forth and they felt an underwater too would be the answer to that between east bay and west bay voters in san francisco, alameda and contra costa counties in 1962 approved a 792 million dollar bond measure to create bart even though marin and san mateo counties had pulled out over cost santa clara county pre-tech boom didn't see the need in

average for this time of year for the weekend, but i think dan you and i were outside celebrating david louie'sement retirement with a whole bunch of people and it was so beautiful outside. it's lovely walking down the embarcadero stunning you really mild but in the mornings you feel that christmas. thanks very much. now left us remind you that due to our breaking news coverage earlier this afternoon. today's episode of general hospital. you won't miss it. you won't miss it. it can be seen in its entirety s are exactly the same... think again. this always ultra thin is our best yet. it wicks gushes 90% faster and absorbs even more. for up to 100% leak-free and odor-free comfort. this is triple protection from always. vicks vapostick. strong soothing... vapors. for up to 100% leak-free and odor-free comfort. help comfort your loved ones. for chest, neck, and back. it goes on clear. no mess. just soothing comfort. try vicks vapostick. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power

lopez >> joseph lostrangio >> chet dek louie >> stuart seid louis >> joseph lovero >> sara elizabeth>> jenny seu kueng low wong >> michael w. lowe >> garry w. lozier >> john p. lozowsky >> charles peter lucania >> edward hobbs luckett ii >> mark gavin ludvigsen >> lee charles ludwig >> sean thomas lugano >> daniel lugo >> marie lukas >> william lum, jr. >> michael p. lunden >> christopher e. lunder >> anthony luparello >> gary frederick lutnick >> linda anne luzzicone >> alexander lygin >> ceecee lyles >> farrell peter lynch >> james francis lynch >> james t. lynch, jr. >> louise a. lynch >> michael cameron lynch >> michael francis lynch >> michael francis lynch >> richard d. lynch, jr. >> and my uncle, firefighter christopher michael. even though i never got the chance to meet you, it is like i know you and your personality better than anyone else. i know i have a piece of you in me. you are always there giving me the extra push big or small and i think of you because i know if you were here you would be by my side doing it with me. because of you i don't hold back. i live hoping to

most americans who talk about celebrity culture go back to louie xiv and the royal family of course ist of that celebrity culture. the first visit by a brit, a royal was edward vii in 1860. he was mobbed wherever he went. he was the most eligible bachelor in the world of course. andrew viii as prince of wales in the 1920s was cultivated. they seemed to put special in the event. members have an historic association. they're not just passing people from the media world. they have a history behind them. that makes them all the more beguilings as celebrities. i think the young royals, harry and william, they're very popular. there's no reason to believe there's going to be a diminishing interest in the monarchy ain the united states. >> frank, shannon, thank you very much. i appreciate it. >>> the magafication is only beginning. half cast doubt on the 2020 election. how will they fare in the general election come november? we'll discuss next. senses and effortlessly adjusts for your best sleep, and tells you exactly how well you slept... your sleep iq score. our smart sleepers get 28 minut

david louie is retiring after five decades on tv.was one of the first asian-american journalists on television period. after more than 50 years right at abc 7 he wants to travel and spend more time on photography. we are celebrating his contribution and we hope that you will join us for his last day on the air and we wish him well. it is unheard of that someone would be in his -- in this career that long, but at one station that long. that simply does not happen anymore. kumasi: we are blessed. reggie: he went to northwestern. kumasi: you get to brag. it is called longevity. reggie: a popular attraction at the palo alto zoo and museum forced to close and the concern for the bird population. kumasi: the dramatic moment when a group there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any other provider. actually, there's a few... comcast business offers the fastest, reliable network... the protection of security edge... and the most reliable 5g network. want me to keep going? i can... whether your business is starting or grow

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and i know, my family, we're gar me -- garmentos we made the first louie vaton jogging suits.uld make cross colors. >> did not know that. >> yeah. people see things like celebrity. i wouldn't have been so influential in clothing language, i like that -- i like the word language better than aesthetic because a language is a base, aesthetic is a style it's a language that we brought in street wear in this like mark eccles complex idea of what it is today what high schools look like today. everyone knows i'm the leader, i'm the king, right. so a king can't live in someone else's castle. a king has to make his own castle. >> you say that, and it makes me wonder what's the status of your adidas relationship. i followed that for many years i saw how you came in when the company was struggling in the u.s. and there was a big turn around, by all accounts it seems like ye and adidas have been a good partnership but you vohave' sounded happy about it lately. they haven't responded to me where are you with how that stands >> being that casper was let go, they can take all the stuff he wa

series included (inaudible) walton the president of san francisco board of supervisors and tracey louie talked about the transition during work and the government to the private sector. this summer our coheart studied implicit biased juplied the research to the sfpd policy within the area of foot pursuits. the culmination of research lead or cohort to draft a policy proposal for the police commission. this presentation will be streamed at the police commission this september. our cohort had many appearances at events like juneteenth in support of mayor breed and swearing in of the new police commissioner. during these events we gained more insight into how government officials get sworn in. >> at the dpa interns had the opportunity to work with investigator jz attorneys also our mentors. they provided us with many opportunities including the opportunity to sit in on interview with complainant. we saw first hand how investigators listened to both parties and act as a medator. in this interview the complaint said many thirngs i did not understand. but once the interview ended my mentor ex

and prince louie, born in 2018. >> if you look to william and kate, they don't look like they want towe saw, very clearly, in the recent-christmas photograph, that the line of succession goes from elizabeth, to charles, to william, and then to george. >> it's very hierarchical. every member of that line of succession understands their place. and i think that tells you an enormous amount about the way that family operates. >> the house of windsor is at a crossroads. in a world, where deference is no longer the norm, how does the royal family remain relevant? >> the queen belongs to a different era. monarchy was much more secure when she came to the throne. it wasn't challenged in the way that i think it is today. >> the royal family is caught in this bind, between the need, on the one hand, to modernize and embrace modernity. but, at the same time, to maintain those traditional elements of the monarchy, as well. >> the monarch is only there, by consent of the people. if the people really, really, really don't want to a monarchy, then a monarchy will disappear. >> for over a century, th

daniel lopez >> george lopez luis manuel lopez manuel l lopez joseph lostrangio chet dek louie stuart jenny seu kueng low wong michael w lowe garry w lozier john peter lozowsky charles peter lucania edward hobbs luckett mark gavin ludvigsen lee charles ludwig sean thomas lugano daniel lugo marie lukas william lum, jr michael p lunden christopher lunder anthony luparello gary frederick lutnick william lutz linda anne luzzicone alexander lygin farrell peter lynch james francis lynch louise a lynch michael cameron lynch michael f lynch michael francis lynch richard d lynch, jr robert henry lynch, jr sean p lynch sean patrick lynch michael j lyons you're always there to give me the extra push to do anything, big or small. i always think of you because i do if you were here, you would be ready by my side doing it with me. because of you, i would hold at -- i don't hold back. i know that you're always with me, especially when i am coughing or surfing. thank you for always watching over the family. sometimes i get worried about dad working the same job as you but then i remember you are a gu

we wanted background checks and assault weapon ban, we wanted some more things and i said to louie mcbeth, i said lucy i give you my vote and leadership of this caucus. if you say it's okay, we'll have the democratic vote for it and she said we absolutely must make this progress. so for all of us who wanted more, when we always want more, with lucy who lost her son jordan and she dedicated her life to helping alleviate the pain of others, she said it was good enough for her for now, for now, nonetheless, it will make a difference and she said it will save lives and she spoke beautifully to our caucus in that regard. and so then we're here with our mayor, a leader, a model to the nation on how to channel the energy to guide the legislation, to make a difference, thank you, mayor on this day of action. and again, to see camillo, how beautiful with his giant's cap and his friend who portrayed that and to hear you claire, talk about him and your mother, multi-generationally and all of this, so this is a day of courage for the moms and we spend a lot of times, don't we, with the survivors and

kate princess of wales told her her son louie said, don't worry, mommy.s now with grandma. the line of succession on display. after prince william, his three kids are next in line for the throne, including his youngest who made a splash at this year's jubilee celebrations, undeniably stealing the show. following suit after prince harry is prince andrew's family. the sisters shared a special bond with their grandmother who were seen hand in hand saturday as they paid tributes. the queen's passing will likely mean an expanded role for beatrice expected to become the counselor of state after the monarch allowing her to carry out duties for king charles. we're also getting more glimpses of prince edward's family who follows in the line of succession the couple share two teenagers their kids have largely stayed out of the public eye, but their daughter was seen outside balmoral with the rest of her family the 18-year-old reportedly made her way to the estate from st. andrews university where she's currently in her first year studying english. but the royals ar

you saw charlotte and louie -- >> george. >> george. then you had the queen consort as well. >> there is a moment in the funeral for george vi in st. george's when a commentator noted there were four dukes in the procession. duke of edinburough, the duke of windsor, the duke of vofter and the son of the lake duke of kent. it said there's a fifth duke who isn't there who represents the future, and that was, of course, 3-year-old prince charles, the duke of cornwall who obviously couldn't go. his niece and nephew are old enough. the future george vi and future edward viii when to queen victoria's funeral when they were 5 and 6. hey had to do it all. they had to do the procession, the funeral and the burial. this is a kind of very royal thing to do. >> george vi having to take care of charles when he was a baby? >> yeah. >> talk to me about that. >> this is when george vi was 5. >> george vi had to take care of charles when charles was a baby? >> oh, yes, very much. that was part of -- when his parents went away, he was -- he and queen eli

right in the middle she forwards a text message from the chief of staff of louie gohmert, and i thinked sort of locking in to our team were the first one to see it, right, after those two people had seen it, and to read it, to look at it. this was, what, february, early february. it was just sort of shocking to see that she was also talking about, you know, direct contact with jared kushner. so those -- i know people really want to concentration, and they should that qanon has saturated every level of the gop by that point. the fact that she was talking about interacting with jared kushner and she was forwarding texts from a congressional staff is really where i started to think even in early february this was not a good look for a supreme court justice spouse. >> so you're separating out in your data analysis a radicalization, which is the qanon ideology from the operational aspects. let's deal with that, the operational aspects. tell me what as you mapped the communications, what the story of the data connections test. >> it was looking at the evolution of it from the beginning of n

louie xiv ruled the longest of all. she covered 14 u.s. presidencies. that's nearly 30%, by the way, of all of american history. she saw 15 british prime ministers come and go. her first, winston churchill was born in 1874. compare that to brittain's newest prime minister, liz truss, who was born in 1975. that is an entire century between the birth years of these leaders who served this queen. as leaders changed, as countries fought for independence from the british itself, queen elizabeth remained a figure and a witness to a tumultuous period spanning the mid 13th century to the 21st. the first ever coronation ever televised. she was the first television queen. stepping into her role just years after india won its independence from british colonial rule. in a famous speech elizabeth as a princess made this promise as she celebrated her 21st birthday on a royal tour in south africa. >> idea claire before you all that my whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to your service and to the service of our great imperial family to which we a