a mango, your majesty. one moment, your majesty. it's off. sir henry, this mango is off. of all the things you've done, of all the parts you've played, which has been yourfavourite? i loved playing cleopatra because, when i said i was going to do it, people were openingly quite rude. you know, they said — "cleopatra, is that your part?" i never thought that i'd be in a bond film, and i had the most glorious time bossing him about and sitting behind that desk. i loved it, loved it. absolutely. victoria and abdul is based on a true, if little—known story. a slice of victorian history about class, race and religious intolerance that speaks to today's multi—cultural britain. he's an indian, your majesty. and i'm the queen of england, i will have whatever help i require. will gompertz, bbc news. that's almost it from us. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here's emily. tonight, hurricane harvey becomes a test for the president. donald trump lands in texas as the floodwaters rise. and we ask if the knives are now out for boris johnson. join me now on bbc two. here, on bbc one,

her majesty has given him her blessing. it is right that he can slowdown.oys it is right that he can slowdown. he enjoys many other things. he enjoys his carriage riding. he enjoys other past times. i think he will continue to do surprise visits and his military commitments are hugely important to him. just speaking there to the young cadets of the royal marines. what do you think he will be telling them? what advice? probablyjust get will be telling them? what advice? probably just get on will be telling them? what advice? probablyjust get on it, i think! that's one of his favourite phrases, "get on with it." he is not one for worrying about the rights and the where fors. " worrying about the rights and the where fors." he is not one to give them good luck. that's probably what he's saying. good luck, get on with it. so what next for the duke? he will probably get out of the rain and have a cup of tea. i think that what he will be doing is, you know, he will still have an office at buckingham palace and he willy ace with her majesty and look ahead to what

a mango, your majesty. one moment, your majesty. it's off. sir henry, this mango is off.playing cleopatra because when i said i was going to do it, people were openingly quite rude. you know, they said — "cleopatra, is that your part?" i never thought that i'd be in a bond film and i had the most glorious time bossing him about and sitting behind that desk. i loved it, loved it. absolutely. victoria and abdul is based on a true, if little—known story. a slice of victorian history about class, race and religious intolerance that speaks to today's multi—cultural britain. he's an indian, your majesty. and i'm the queen of england, i will have all the help i require. will gompertz, bbc news. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story: president trump is in texas as devastating flooding continues. he says he wants the relief effort to stand as an example of how to respond to a storm. it's day two of the third round of brexit negotiations. but the president of the european commission, jean claude juncker, isn't exactly in a conciliatory mood — as you can

a mango, your majesty. one moment, your majesty. it's off. sir henry, this mango is off. been yourfavourite? i loved playing cleopatra because when i said i was going to do it, people were openingly quite rude. you know, they said — "cleopatra, is that your part?" i never thought that i'd be in a bond film and i had the most glorious time bossing him about and sitting behind that desk. i loved it, loved it. absolutely. victoria and abdul is based on a true, if little—known story. a slice of victorian history about class, race and religious intolerance that speaks to today's multi—cultural britain. he's an indian, your majesty. and i'm the queen of england, i will have all the help i require. will gompertz, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's tomasz schafernaker. hello. hello. let us start with sunny skies. it's been a beautiful day for some of us today. very warm in kent. temperatures got up to 29 degrees. it's not been so warm or sunny everywhere. most parts of the uk had hazy skies with scattered clouds. there is rain around here and there, but not an awful

the front page is dominated by an image of her majesty in pink.aily mail says hope is fading for the seven—year—old boy missing following the attack in barcelona. the daily express leads with the same story — it says the boy's injured british mother is desperately searching for her son. the telegraph also covers the barcelona attack, but focuses on plans to crack down on car and van rentals in its aftermath. obviously barcelona still featuring heavily in the front pages. it is a difficult one because there are so many developments. can you get it all in? there is very little about america. very little trump. it is barcelona. the sunday times has gone with the queen wearing a devastating pink outfit. millennial pink. white background she is smiling. she will not be standing down and allowing prince charles to take over. she said when she took the throne she would stick to the job. we have seen a lot more of prince charles and less of the queen. and the duke of edinburgh. we are seeing more of william and kate. there has been a shift in the royal fa

a mango, your majesty. one moment, your majesty. it's off. sir henry, this mango is off. been yourfavourite? i loved playing cleopatra because, when i said i was going to do it, people were openingly quite rude. you know, they said — "cleopatra, is that your part?" i never thought that i'd be in a bond film, and i had the most glorious time bossing him about and sitting behind that desk. i loved it, loved it. absolutely. victoria and abdul is based on a true, if little—known story. a slice of victorian history about class, race and religious intolerance that speaks to today's

a mango, your majesty. one moment, your majesty. it's off. sir henry, this mango is off. to do it, people were openingly quite rude. you know, they said — "cleopatra, is that your part?" i never thought that i'd be in a bond film and i had the most glorious time bossing him about and sitting behind that desk. i loved it, loved it. absolutely. victoria and abdul is based on a true, if little—known story. a slice of victorian history about class, race and religious intolerance that speaks to today's multi—cultural britain. he's an indian, your majesty. and i'm the queen of england, i will have all the help i require. will gompertz, bbc news. more on the weather front now. the temperature today was higher than yesterday but the heat concentrated ina much yesterday but the heat concentrated in a much smaller area. yesterday we had the heat in lincolnshire, 28 degrees, today the highest temperatures in kent. up to 29 degrees just temperatures in kent. up to 29 degreesjust in this temperatures in kent. up to 29 degrees just in this corner. much more cloud coming down from the n

following declaration of sympathy with jewish zionist aspirations his majesty's government view with favor the establishment palestine of a national home for the jewish people it being clearly understood that nothing shall prejudice the civil the religious rights of existing non jewish communities in palestine such as the language and a short note written by the british foreign secretary arthur ball for to baron walter rothschild sign of the british rothschild family and a leading zionist this declaration was written one hundred years ago and most are credited as directly leading to the creation of israel as a nation in one nine hundred forty eight the trouble with the balfour declaration though is that it's written on behalf of the british empire to one of their most prominent bankers financing that empire in the midst of war a world. war for control access to colonies and resources from africa to the middle east in asia and the promise of a jewish national home was being offered from someone else's land the ottoman empire then ruling over the christian muslim and jewish arabs livin

he senses the majesty of it. he arranged for all of that. it is an incredible logistical undertaking. for him, the war was not close to being finished because there were still bodies in the field. meigs mobilized these units to go into the south and virginia and collect these bodies. i am so impressed with that. meigs is fighting tooth and nail --r the design of the stone of the headstone. befelt every soldier should interred and identified. every man and every brother and every mother and sister should be able to honor their lost one. war, meigs had the itch to create again. he wanted to build. he wanted to travel. he went to rome and finally saw these buildings and this art he had only read about. and he was excited about that. involved in the original arts and industries building any sketched that in and the general inign of that, participated that building. he designed cottages for the areonal cemeteries and they multipurpose designs that should be adapted based on materials available. that kind of thing is really neat to me. you have th

the front page is dominated by an image of her majesty in pink.l says hope is fading for the seven year old boy missing following the attack in barcelona. the daily express has the same story, it says the boy's injured british mother is desperately searching for her son. the telegraph also covers the barcelona attack, but focuses on plans to crack down on car and van rentals in its aftermath. and the observer says theresa may's claim that the uk can break free of eu laws while still reaping its economic benefits is "rubbish" — according to a top legal official. that got you both giggling. that got you both gigglingi that got you both giggling. i think what the newspapers do not do enough and what my newspaper does is talk about what brexit is. it is a legal action in relation to the eu. the eu is saying, and it is very simple, that the uk is asking it to create a new tier of law in relation to it. keeping a single market creates new law, keeping citizens here under british jurisdiction law, keeping citizens here under britishjurisdiction is law, k

palladium, and the last night i worked with him, was the 100th royal show at the albert hall, her majesty in attendance and they thought of a great idea. they brought des, little ronnie, bruce and myself on together, its the only time the four of us have worked together, and it went well, thank goodness, but it was the finale that was wonderful because we walked down together, the four. i said as we were coming on, let's enjoyed this boys, because we will never do this again, let's take our time and the walk down for the four of us, we got a standing ovation from the audience and it was wonderful and we were coming off, and he said to me, i enjoyed that, and he said to me, i enjoyed that, andi and he said to me, i enjoyed that, and i said, so did i. then we went and i said, so did i. then we went and had a drink and we had a laugh. we have heard so much and we have talked so much about his career and his professionalism. i'd love to talk to you a little bit more, if i can,jimmy tarbuck, talk to you a little bit more, if i can, jimmy tarbuck, about the golfing. you mentioned moaning, and i

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join us for the majesty of the catholic mass here sunday mornings at 8:30.ore information visit mysundaymass.org >>> a political controversy has claimed a restaurant in santa cruz. the owner was exposed as having apparently made a campaign contribution to david duke. >> the man now says his business is under attack. "abc 7 news" reporter katie marzullo has reaction from santa cruz. >> i'm shocked. if i knew he was contributing to hate organizations i would not come eat here. >> reporter: jason sahara planned to eat here for his birthday. he didn't know it was closed until he arrived and read the sign in the window. according to the sign the restaurant is closed because of "slanderous and malicious internet rumors." it is referring to an article written by indy bay which accuses the owner of contributing $500 to david duke's senate campaign. jacqueline griffin is outraged. >> i can't spend my money knowing it is going to a white supremacist group, a racist group. >> reporter: not everyone feels the same way. these men prefer to keep food and politics separate

and just a few years ago, to mark the 400th anniversary of english settlement in north america, her majesty the queen of great britain was here and gave a very well received speech to a packed chamber. when you look up, you see the original 1906 oval skylight. you also see the use of dutch metal paint that gives you all the gold gilding effects, at a more affordable price. and you see the use of what's known as tromp dloil. these are actually flat wall surfaces that have been carefully painted. you see in the house a sort of navy blue and gold color scheme reflected throughout this chamber. the senate of virginia, in the opposite wing, has similar decorations but they distinguish themselves with the burgundy and gold color scheme as opposed to the blue and gold here. we have moved through the rotunda of the capitol and into the west wing of our building. this is a chamber that is used by the senate of virginia. we have 40 members of the virginia state senate who convene in that chamber, starting every january. our legislature is a part-time legislature. and in odd numbered years we have a s

in the united kingdom, her majesty the queen hasjust in the united kingdom, her majesty the queen hast sent a message of sympathy and condolences following the attacks to the king of spain. the queen in her message says, it is deeply upsetting when innocent people are put at risk in this way. when going about their daily lives. ". the when going about their daily lives. the king of spain who was here in the heart of barcelona early on to attend a minute ‘s's silence and also to hear the applause of the crowds as they shouted and chanting, we're not scared, ms is of defiance to the terrorists. we have also been hearing from the spanish by minister, marianna rajoy. women have the same attitude of the towards vanquishing terrorism. —— we will have the same attitude. we have had enough of terrorism. people are oui’ had enough of terrorism. people are our most important asset and i'm sure we are going to win this battle, as well. this is a global battle. it is notjust against us, it is against all the countries that defend democracy, freedom, human rights. those values and principles that

join us for the majesty of the catholic mass here sunday mornings at 8:30. more information visit mysundaymass.org >>> in san ramon a delivery truck slammed into a hydrant sending a tower water shooting into air. >>> new at 11:00, a raging fire at a winery and popular wedding destination interrupted one come's wedding celebration. you are looking at viewer video taking at elliston vineyards. you can see the smoke billowing from the main building. alameda county posted videos of the bride and groom who had to race out of the wedding reception. the groom saved the cake. no one was went on and the party went on at a nearby center. >> tom brady may have scored a life saving tuesday. he shared the story of one los angeles fan trying to find her perfect match on his facebook page. veronica miracle from our sister station has the story. >> reporter: every day chrissy tackles the biggest fight of her life. the 35-year-old spends her days cheering for the patriots and battling a bone marrow failure disorder. >> i get tired easily, you know, stairs are a very big chal

join us for the majesty of the catholic mass here sunday mornings at 8:30.ore information visit mysundaymass.org >>> "abc 7 sports" brought to you by river rock casino. >> good evening. sonny gray was scheduled to start tonight's opener in the bay bridge series but dealt to the yankees before the deadline. they need to make changes. they stood pat. klay thompson bringing the heat, throwing out the ceremonial first pitch. 2-all, the fourth kree, carlos moncrief up the middle. nice play, marcus siemian, but the throw not in time. it is moncrief's first major league hilt and rbi, scores 3-2 giants. bottom of the sixth, siemian goes grand slam. a's up 6-3. 6-4 in the seventh. brandon bell makes it a one run game with a single. gore keels hernandez make its it 6-5. giants relievers go three innings allow six runs. a's win it 8-5. as for sonny gray, he's a yankee now under contract for two more years. he's gotten hurt in each of the past two seasons so the a's felt his value would never be higher. same old same old for a's fans watch yet another favorite depart th

as he did so, the band of her majesty's royal marines played for he's ajolly good fellow. separate programme of royal engagements now concluded, who, today, would have dared to disagree? nicholas witchell, bbc news, buckingham palace. around $260 million — that's the eye—watering sum expected to be paid for the brazilian footballer neymar in a world record football transfer deal. he wants to leave his current club, barcelona, and move to paris st germain. if that deal goes ahead, it will make him the most expensive player in history. our sports news correspondent richard conway reports from paris. a hasty arrival for neymar at barcelona's training ground this morning, but this slow—burning transfer saga now appears to now be reaching a conclusion. after saying goodbye to his teammates, his strike partner, lionel messi, took to social media to wish him well for the future. today's destination was unknown but, according to one of his representatives, the poster boy of brazilian football is likely to be a psg player by the weekend. translation: yes, paris made the proposal. t

. >> meeting her majesty in england wasn't bad. the king of sweden was nice. i have been exposed to in the last -- what i have been exposed to in years is impossible to put it all in its proper order because you can't. >> lewis is known for his many years hosting the annual muscular dystrophy telethon which raised over $1 billion towards fighting the disease. >>> comedian and civil rights activist dick gregory remembered in hollywood and washington tonight as a funny man who made people think. the 84-year-old died saturday at sibley hospital in northwest d.c. his son said he'd been hospitalized about a week for treatment of a bacterial infection. the mural you see on the side of ben's chili bowl shows a smiling dick gregory. owner virginia ali has known gregory since he performed at the nearby howard theater. >> we watched him grow. we watched him do so many wonderful things all these years, you know, from being a stand-up comedian telling jokes that were factual but funny. >> it someone who has touched so many generations and written so many books and if ther

the front page is dominated by an image of her majesty in pink.ng the attack in barcelona. the daily express has the same story, it says the boy's injured british mother is desperately searching for her son. the telegraph also covers the barcelona attack, but focuses on plans to crack down on car and van rentals in its aftermath. the observer says theresa may's claim the uk can still reap economic benefits is rubbish according to a top legal official.. the headlines on bbc news. the spanish government says the terror cell responsible for two van attacks has been dismantled, as the hunt continues for the suspect who may have driven the van. the king and queen of spain have visited the scene of the attack, as 12 people remain in a critical condition in hospital. a war of words between professor stephen hawking and the health secretaryjeremy hunt over the state of the nhs. it is time to have a look at the sport. football to talk about. we will talk about the cricket. inside three days, they bowled the tourists out. england and forced the follow—on an

the creation of her majesty ‘s prison and probation service which lets operational control from policy in order and to plug that gap members from around the country have had to be seconded to the ministry ofjustice had to be seconded to the ministry of justice and that had to be seconded to the ministry ofjustice and that has left our presence in an even more critical state than they currently are. we have had a lot said about the state of prisons but this statement from the present governors themselves saying the phasing unacceptable stress is very strong words. and crucially at the right time. these are the people with the most experience. i experienced last week —— i discovered last week that in the 12 months to june —— i discovered last week that in the 12 months tojune 2017 every present inspected by the statutory regulator failed all fire safety test. this is not a case of present governors is treating ‘s health and safety with contempt. it is governors with a small number of staff pegs and a large number of holes in terms of operations to fill and the prison system that is just

gentlemen, by mother, the queen, is sorry that she can't be here this evening, but i am honoured that her majestypecial occasion, to extend the warmest possible welcome to you all on the people of the united kingdom. and the queen has asked me to deliver the queen has asked me to deliver the following message. "i was delighted to open the london 2012 olympic and paralympic games in this very stadium. i know it holds extraordinary memories for competitors and spectators alike. sport has a way of uniting the world, and reminds us what amazing things can be achieved when people come together to celebrate the best of human endeavour. i have no doubt that more wonderful memories will be created over the next ten days, and that the performances beginning tonight will serve as an inspiration tonight will serve as an inspiration to people across the world. to the athletes, the officials, the volunteers and supporters, and especially their spectators in the stadium, and indeed, the millions watching around the world, i send my sincere good wishes for a happy, exciting and hugely successful 2017 iaaf world

earlier we have been speaking to the editor of majesty magazine normal mac —— who says he will stillngagements. he will still be there and will most likely be around and make her feel witty with comments about what she has been doing. he will be relieved to think —— she will be relieved to think —— she will be relieved to think he hasn't got to endure a round of constant and sometimes very tedious roll it —— while engagements. she will be happier thinking he is backcombed and what he wants to do. the charity, save the children, says more than a million children in yemen, the poorest country on the arab peninsula, are at higher risk of dying from cholera because they are severely malnourished. two years of civil war have led to severe humanitarian crisis, with the country on the brink of famine and nearly half—a—million people infected with cholera. our global health correspondent tulip mazumdar explained more about the problems with the country's health facilities. it isa it is a dire situation. they have described it as a train racing towards a cliff. it is one of the poorest countr

as he did so, the band of her majesty's royal marines played for he's ajolly good fellow.e of royal engagements now concluded, who, today, would have dared to disagree? nicholas witchell, bbc news, buckingham palace. around $260 million — that's what's expected to be paid for the brazilian footballer neymar in a world record football transfer deal. he says he wants to leave his current club, barcelona, and move to paris st germain. if the deal goes ahead, it will make him the most expensive player in history. 0ur sports news correspondent richard conway reports from paris. fans visiting the club shop here in the centre of paris are getting excited, and that's because a deal for neymar is inching slowly forward. we've seen over the last few days the player go from shanghai uncommercial duties and fly back to barcelona. he has been excused from training and now barcelona say, pay us training and now barcelona say, pay us the money, and you can have the player. we will have to see how it plays out in the coming hours and days but there is now an increasing certainty that neym

and as he did so, the band of her majesty's royal marines played ‘for he's ajolly good fellow‘.parate programme of royal engagements now concluded who, today, would have dared to disagree? nicolas witchel, bbc news, buckingham palace. president trump has tonight signed into law a bill imposing sanctions on russia, over its policy in ukraine and its alleged meddling in last year's us presidential election. but afterwards he released a statement calling the measures "seriously flawed". let's get more from our north america editor, jon sopel. so he signed it and criticised it? you almost said he signed this piece of legislation with a heavy heart and one of the tell—tale signs of that was there were no cameras present to record him signing it. he says it encroaches on executive authority, it is the president who makes foreign policy, he said it will damage american companies and it is against european impress as well. he also said he recognised it was the will of the people that it should be signed and soak for the sake of unity he had gone along with this legislation. at the end o

finding out which way to go or way to go just don't really know just now because i mean as you said the majesty said since we're doing a very difficult job first priority will be those who can inject money been informing the families and those who obviously. didn't enjoy the police are saying are still not to be held very quickly who absolutely we can only reiterate please do stay safe right now we're looking at things disturbing scenes and we apologize we didn't get a warning to our viewers there before looking at that. anwar thank you very much for coming the program and sharing what you saw do stay safe there in bars. alona. ok let's just recap if you're joining us welcome to the program we have some updates on our breaking news story police say that one person has been killed thirty two more injured after a van crashed into a crowd of pedestrians in the center of barcelona the incident which is being treated as terrorists had happened in the last round less tourist area around five in the evening local time please be warned the images we're about to show and indeed we're going to be showing

have much pleasure in conveying to you on behalf of his majesty's government the following declaration of sympathy with the jewish. establishment of a national home for the jewish people being clearly understood. the civil rights of existing jewish communities. such as the language and a short note written by the british foreign secretary. the british. one hundred years ago and most are credited as directly leading to the creation of israel as a nation in one thousand nine hundred eight the trouble with the balfour declaration though is that. the british empire to one of their most prominent bankers. world war for control of the colonies and resources from africa to the middle east in asia and the promise of a jewish national home was being offered from someone else's land the ottoman empire ruling over the christian muslim and jewish arabs living in palestine to discuss the meaning implications of the balfour declaration and its legacy. with black author of the transfer agreement the week i be. in the holocaust and many more classic works the balfour declaration makes clear that all g

and as he went, the band of her majesty's royal marines played, for he's a jolly good fellow.is own separate programme of royal engagements now concluded, who today would have dared to disagree? nicholas witchell, bbc news, buckingham palace. our top story this evening: scientists think they've found a way to eradicate inherited heart disease by removing faulty genes. and still to come: they were the stars of 2012, what happens when they pass the baton to a new generation? coming up in sportsday on bbc news: we have a visit from the world and olympic champion adam peaty who tells us the best is yet to come in his career as he prioritises in america, the trump presidency has been controversial for many reasons. among green activists it's his plans to allow more oil exploration in the arctic ocean that has ignited protest. a coalition of organisations has called the plan unconstitutional. the inupiat whale hunters of northern alaska could feel the greatest impact of any future drilling. our environment correspondent claire marshall travelled more than 300 miles north of the arct

. >> and then with lunch for her majesty it's usually a glass of wine with her fish and vegetables ande she'll finish lunch with a dry gin martini. >> as you do. >> uh-huh. >> then the 91-year-old finishes off the day with a glass of champagne. >> it's actually a great way to enjoy and pace yourself during the day. >> i like it. >> i'm disappointed she doesn't have a mimosa or bloody mary for breakfast. >> should we get started? the queen does it. >> we're behind. >>> a schoolteacher in indianapolis turned her wedding class into a class project. >> yeah, mariel keller invited 20 of her kindergartner and first grade students to serve as her flower girls and ring bearers. for some of the kids it was their first wedding they've ever attended. >> the day went off without a hitch. there was also a cupcake ceremony for the kids after the kellers said their vows. apparently there were some shielded eyes when they started kissing. >> more news. kissing. ...my 3-month old business... plus...what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatm

the front page is dominated by an image of her majesty in pink.e seven—year—old boy missing following the attack in barcelona. the daily express has the same story. it says the boy's injured british mother is desperately searching for her son. the telegraph also covers the barcelona attack, but focuses on plans to crack down on car and van rentals in its aftermath. and the observer reports that leading experts on eu law have cast "serious doubt" on theresa may's brexit strategy. so let's begin. let's start with the telegraph. the investigation is continuing into how this barcelona cell was able to operate for a whole year undetected. it is looking at its own incompetence in the way it couldn't rent a larger van and do more damage, shone. there is a very interesting story in the sunday telegraph, which in the wake of the things that have happened in barcelona, i think britain is now looking at whether we can crack down on carand van looking at whether we can crack down on car and van rentals. of course, hired vehicles have been used in several of t

little majesty to the job. he left a huge imprint. much of what you see today came from him. he had all kinds of things he created. the smithsonian libraries themselves came from him. he was quite a visionary. >> he was what and when was he here? >> he was the eighth secretary. .e started in 1964 he retired in 1984, so he was a long serving secretary who made a lot of changes. and also created this maze, another symbol of the institution. mostly with symbolism from james smithson, this from the smithson coat of arms on the silver down here. the medallion represents the cities associated with james smithson, bath, england where we think u.s. conceived. paris, where he was born. london, went to school, where he lived after that. where he died and then washington, d.c. incorporated that symbolism in the novel but it was created for that very purpose. it fascinated me, all of the symbolism. >> they incorporated a piece of smithsonite. that gets carried in academic processions and when we induct the secretary. the honor guard carries it. mason in thee united states senate. it is s

reports say her majesty starts the morning off with a glass of girks n mixed with wine and and slicench and washes it down with a glass of regular wine. afternoons are spent watching the real housewives of atlanta before going to dinner where she treats herself to two glasses of champagne. some of you will say, four drinks a day isn't that's. and it's not if you are work inside the white house. but four drinks is what they are admitting to. if i had to guess i would say it's 14. look at the way she waves to the public. she is not saying hello. she is trying to keep her balance. oh, dear, i'm falling to the left. he is the head that wears the crown royal in her handbag. topic number 3. let's head out to tucson, arizona where a cop is dancing so well he might pull off the upset reince priebus might have seen on the next season of dancing with the stars. witnesses say he decided to bust a move after he started the morning drinking with the queen of england. look at that cop go said the distracted drivers as they drove off the road. this cop didn't cause anyone to drive off the road it's

he can look out the window and see the majesty of the universe unfolding before his eyes.im, uncomprehending eyes. it's like a cat in an airport carrying case. you know, it's not exactly glamorous up there. the water that the astronauts drink is made from each other's recycled urine. must be nice. nobody wants anything that comes out of me. (sighs): i wonder what he's doing right this very second. mm, conducting experiments in zero gravity.

. >> i've read all the position papers produced by the your majesty's government and none of them isisfactory. there are still in enormous amount of issues that remain to be settled. mark: back with us from boston is dan fuss. thanks for sticking with us. i'm looking at the u.k. 10-year and you have not been below 1% since the middle to end of june a few months ago. round three of brexit talks are underway. what does the u.k. fixed income space look like given the uncertainty around the outcome of brexit? dan: well, it looks much too pricey just to be blunt. the currency has been up against the u.s. dollar, just under 5% year to date, but recall that it got really clobbered after the brexit vote. it is still well below that level by say approximately 10%-11%. the point is here that we worry about our political situation. my goodness, in the u.k., they really worry about theirs. how do you deal with the uncertainty that is here? markets you know, the other situation over there, whether it's a lot of as you might expect re-examination, a lot of ideas being put forth, the most recent on

. >> he brought a little majesty to the job. he also left a huge imprint. most of what you see today in with sony and came from him. he had huge building projects, all sorts of things he credited. the libraries themselves came from him. he was quite a visionary. >> he was what and when was he here? >> he was the eighth secretary. he started in 1964 and retired in 1984. he was a long serving secretary and made a lot of changes. and also created this maze, ce, another symbol of the institution. symbolism from james smithson, this is from the smithson coat of arms on the silver down here. the medallions around the top symbolize the cities associated with james smithson, bath, england, where we think he was conceived. paris, where he was born. pembroke where he went to college. and washington, d.c. >> the symbolism i almost incorporated in the novel but it was a little too recent. it was created for that very purpose. it fascinated me, all of the symbolism. >> they even incorporated a piece of smithsonite. that gets carried in academic possessions and when we i

and we respect the majesty of the democratic system.alled governor clinton over in little rock and offered my congratulations. >> george bush took the loss to bill clinton very hard. bill clinton was his son's age. >> thank you so much. >> people are sure that george bush's presidency will be the overlooked moment between the charisma of ronald reagan and the charisma of bill clinton. as we look back on the bush presidency we see stock going up. we see he managed the end of the cold war. he let the soviet union go off into the dust bin of history and america emerged as the great power of the 1990s. >> he won the world but lost his own country. the reason was in no small degree economics. in american politics most people in the end vote their pocket books. >> i believe that history will deal extraordinarily kindly when president bush, the way he brought about germany's unification and nato. the way he dealt with iraqi aggression but did it in a way that brought the international community together. >> people often think that history is s

she never called her the queen or her majesty. >> one day the top lady and the princess had a conversationhich diana shared with her head of security. >> she said i donwant toget involved with finding cause. she said why don't you get involved in something nice. >> diana persisted and her compassion made her the most popular member of the royal family casting a long shadow over her new husband. ken wharf told us about a conversation in which she offered to accompany charles. >> do you want me to come with you. no. they will only be interested in you. >> charles had his nose put out of joint. the papers the next day are filled with what his wife was wearing. could she be pregnant? nothing about the speech. >> with diana's soaring popularity came increased leverage as she struggled to cope with the constraints of the monarchy. >> diana is pioneering because she did break down preconceived ideas proving she is one of us and not one of them. >> diana may have been carving out a new role for herself but there was still one traditional job that she absolutely had to do, produce an heir. >> the p

. ♪ o beautiful for spacious skies for amber waves of grain ♪ for purple mountains majesty above theited plain ♪ ♪ america america god shed his grace on thee ♪ ♪ and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ >>> when it comes to beating boredom in the orange county jail, donald stokes likes to sing, and patriotic classics seem not to bother anyone. >> as always, portions of tonight's program brought to you in part by the orange county department of corrections, inviting you come on vacation, stay on probation. >> thanks to his former job, stokes has seen a broad spectrum of america one playground at a time. >> we build huge habit trails for kids. every chuck e. cheese, burger king, mcdonald's has a playland out there that needs to be serviced, cleaned, built, dismantled. >> stokes is serving 120 days for possession of methamphetamines and driving on a suspended license, but this isn't his first run-in with the law. >> i've been arrested for being a deejay. i've been stopped by law enforcement on an inflatable device at one point in time. inner tubing is apparently ill

. >> the people have spoken, and we respect the majesty of the democratic system.n and offered my congratulations. george bush took the loss to bill clinton very hard. bill clinton was his son's age. >> thank you so much. >> people are sure that george bush's presidency will be the over looked moment between the charisma of ronald reagan and the charisma of clinton. he simply let the soviet union go off and america emerged as the great power of the 1980s. >> he won the world but he lost his own cntry and the reason was to no small agree american politics. in the end most vote with their pocketbooks. >> i believe history, the way he dealt with the aggression, but doing it in a way that brought the international community together. >> people often think history is scripted, but there are moments in history where even the most powerful people don't really know what's going to come next. and "the list" that time in world history. the world owes george bush such a debt of gratitude for leading us through this. >> if it's true that george bush prizes loyalty above all, t