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mark has kennedy's disease, a type of motor neurone disease, and it causes a progressive weakening and wasting of the muscles. in all the time that sheg after mark, katie has not been able to get away. i have not gone off and had a weekend with friends or anything like that. it doesn't happen. you know, not even half an afternoon or something like that. so it would be lovely to have some support and actually be able to go and visit some friends that i haven't seen for a long time. i would really appreciate that. and knowing that he was safe somewhere so i didn't have to worry. katie was a geography teacher before giving up work to care for mark. she calculated she was on roughly £150 a day. now she gets a weekly carer's allowance of £67. £67 is nothing. we are doing a job, we should be treated as if we are doing a job. i am doing over 100 hours of caring a week. i mean, it is not enough money. and when you are hit by disability before retirement age, you haven't built up the reserves that you might expect. my pension — my work pension is shot to bits. mark used to be a civil servant. he explains what it can be like just trying to dri

"my life will always be devoted to your service," she wrote in a message marking the occasion. signed off "your servant, elizabeth." also in the letter, a wish that camilla will be known as queen consort when charles becomes king. he replied, "we are deeply conscious of the honor represented by my mother's wish." she's spending the weekend at sandringham, yesterday hosting a special reception. among the guests: members of sandringham women's institute. some of them she's known for years. >> extraordinary, isn't it? >> the platinum jubilee makes her britain's longest-serving monarch. but it was an anniversary met with modesty. >> i was told it had to be upside down for the press. i don't mind, i don't matter. >> sreenivasan: one of india's most famous singers, lata mangeshkar, died today. >> ( singing ) >> sreenivasan: mangeshkar helped define the sound of the bollywood film industry over a singing career spanning 73 ars. she was born in 1929 in pre- independence india and went on to record tens of thousands of songs in 36 languages in both films and on albums. mangeshkar died of

but even if she does achieve those top marks, she's not going to get a metal ceremony. no, no, don't just about having to go about the achievement, but that must be disappoint. i mean, to be honest, in this case, it's not only about her. i mean, the whole event is not going to have a metal. sorry man, it's so whoever is on the podium will miss that opportunity. i mean, and being an acid, the most important, well not the most, but one of those, those moments that the thing that stays with you and stays, you know, the, there's always going to be that video that you show, you know, your children of somebody that they quinn you where they're standing with the metal, you know, and i think that that's important. and i think from all of us it will be something that will, that will be missed during, during the games. but i mean, decisions have to be made and that was the decision that was made. so and beyond. camilla, how does this affect the ripple effect on the other russian athletes? because when failed drugs test. so put anywhere near russian sports people, it must have an

but even if she does achieve those top marks, she's not going to get a mental ceremony. no, no, don't just about having the goal. it's about the achievement, but that must be disappoint. i mean, to be honest, in this case, it's not only about her. i mean, the whole event is not going to have a metal, sorry man, it's so whoever is on the podium will miss that opportunity. i mean, and being an acid, there's always going to be that video that you show, you know, your children of somebody that they quit you where they're standing with the metal, you know, and i think that that's important. and i think from all of us, it will be something that will, that will be missed during, during the games. but i mean, decisions have to be made and that was the decision that was made. so prince andrew, the under fire, a 2nd sold on britain's queen elizabeth has reached the quote settlement in principle with his accuser in the u. s. civil sex case. the duke of york will reportedly pay and on this little sum to charity. lest cross live now to london and speak to r t. shoddy, edward dusty, h

on this day when she marks the 70th anniversary of the moment she came to the throne, it's clear thatommitment remains undimmed by the passage of years. and with that message, a glimpse from buckingham palace of the unseen work of the monarch, the paperwork which comes every day in the official red boxes — a routine which this monarch has followed virtually every day of those 70 years. behind her, a photograph of her late father, george vi as, with her private secretary, sir edward young, she reviewed government documents and messages from abroad. nice comments, including one from president biden. oh, that's very kind. from clarence house, the prince of wales acknowledged what he called the "honour" of his mother's wish that camilla be known as queen consort when he becomes king. and he said theyjoined with the rest of the country in congratulating the queen on what he called "the remarkable achievement of serving this nation, the realms and commonwealth for 70 years." guests who saw the queen yesterday in the ballroom at sandringham said she looked a little more frail physically than

she's lived a long life, which is amazing. so yeah. how is a call to the queen? we're in a statement to mark her jubilee. she's announced she wants her daughter in law to take the title of queen concert. when her son, prince charles ascends the throne. essentially she'll be known as queen camilla. the monarchy is often seen to represent tradition, but the aging queen has been able to adapt over the years. she has managed to provide this sense of continuity and stupidity, but at the same time remained relevant because of the way that she seems to have understood that the monarchy does need to adapt and to change in order to thrive and over time, over so many years and a such a period of change, she has already worked to build a connection with the public a legacy that queen elizabeth the 2nd will hope to rest of the royal family can maintain what has bring indeed up the charlotte chelsea pill who is currently in london the charlotte, this is a big day for the queen and very few monarchs get to celebrate a platinum jubilee. that's right, and just take a step back to really consider exactly what that means.

if it didn't know where she oh, where she and mark shell latanya and knowing that he might. and john i mentioned in part time job may have been made by that out of the question mark has to have is the one who has oh job monitoring with the phone you did you want to have it already did my goodness before alicia italy while she was coming in on either non or less. i don't want to model new hashtag with stuff really except in seattle to lubricants. ne my husband, the scholarship communists in them. and he and somebody sped. oh little southern casela. she seems 15 millions not at all. a lot they can, they just did a lot of young you send that to chicago that i i let me on a long time to play. love it. last year my dad had been really turn into 3 diamond self and high on the high on challenge. she has didn't give out a job. i got to come and had thing now had going to is it or one a on out a dies and i had but it's been the oh file. this also i ah, in iran, the head of a mental health hospital experiment with both new treatment the therapeutic power of love in the prescription ro

what she brings to mark loss is a sense of legitimacy. or if we recall in 2016 when marcos ran for vice president, he was running in tandem with miriam, defense or santiago she has since passed away. but she's a very credible, very highly respected politician. and it was a surprise that she ran in partner with marcos. but there are many observers here say that it is this help. mark was very much in that it really, it changed many filipinos perception of him that oh, suddenly the mark was his r. okay. maybe the mark was, were as bad as they were framed up to be also it did not help that in the post mark was years. many politicians, many precedents turned out to be a disappointment. so that played into it as well. and can we back up a bit because i'm curious and do tear tay has operated like such an autocrat? did he try to change the laws to hold on to power and it just didn't work out or what? because it's almost, it's surprising. there's a democratic process here. i think there were a lot of expectations. he tried to stay on. yes, he did.

that will be marked tomorrow. she is the first british monarch to mark a platinum jubilee. ebrations this summer, but nothing from her tomorrow. she always spends it privately because it also marks the moment when her father died and she became queen. but we have this statement which really speaks to what she wants to come out of this day, which is looking ahead to future monarchy, she very much sees camilla as part of that. so we're talking an the future of the monarchy and she's giving her blessing to charles and camilla. she's in the statement she put out, asking for the public to support that as well. on her behalf. and obviously she's very revered and it's a powerful statement from her. >> all right. max foster. we just saw a cake that was presented to the queen there. that was one heck of a cake there. thanks so much for that. there it is right there. i just wish i could get a slice of that cake. that would be something else. all right, max, thanks very much. our congrats to the queen. >>> coming up, the washington football team getting a new name and nickname that has

she's lived a long life, which is amazing. so yeah. how is a come to the green? we're in a statement to mark her jubilee. she's announced she wants her daughter in law to take the title of queen consort. when her son, prince charles ascends the throne, essentially shall be known as queen camilla. the monarchy is often seen to represent tradition, but the aging queen has been able to adapt over the years. she has managed to provide this sense of continuity and stupidity, but at the same time remained relevant because of the way that she seems to have understood that the monarchy does need to adapt and to change in order to thrive. and over time, eva, say when he is in a such a period of change seats, he has really what to build a connection with the public. a legacy that queen elizabeth the 2nd will hope the rest of the royal family can maintain. in the winter olympics, germany have won their 1st gold middle thanks to lose raisa. go honestly after setting a track record just yesterday and qualifying living kept his cool during today's final setting and nothing you record as he base to the top of the podium

she will mark 70 years on the throne this weekend. am palace releasing new images showing her looking over memorabilia. one of her beloved dogs sneaking into the room. she marks 70 years on the throne on sunday. >>> when we come back, the teacher who went shopping for the most important thing. who is our person of the week? ♪ (delivery man) that's for you. (mail recipient 2) it's opened. (delivery man) yup, i got another one here that's just the same. (mail recipient 4) why? (delivery man) sms, unencrypted texts, they're just like these. they're open. (mail recipient 5) what are you talking about? (delivery man) like if this was an unencrypted text... i just read it. (mail recipient 6) just like this. (delivery man) every text you send is just as open as your letters! including pictures! your texts are open! since i left for college, my dad has gotten back into some of his old hobbies. and now he's taking trulicity, and it looks like he's gotten into some new healthier habits, too. what changes are you making for your type 2 diabetes?

we have our yamil, you ross, you quite a she tobii of feet square is one of the few other crafts women in europe working with straw mark a tree. she has her studio in berlin. blue simone, france from b lafelle to western germany also makes hard from straw. she learned her craft from liz on the call. when working with straw patience is a virtue, depending on the complexity of the pattern, it can take up to 7 days to complete a one square meter. so people know that the set up it's, it's quite repetitive and i'll call you glue glue in cash. glue, glue, and cut. i leave them that you need to be passionate about the material, incense, its qualities, the luminosity and very sensual nature. when you touch it by you. but i like and this is draw mark a tree, requires patience, precision and passion, that the, a real interest in the material overfit nature. just like back in the 17th century, straw mark a tree is still all done by head and just like rumpelstiltskin, these crafts people come to an humble straw into cold bite sized morsels stepped into the contents of a hot pot. that's the basic concept of font. do it works with m

then i don't how mark cannot see my mom and i'm not, i must say, joe. oh i see she dashed the whole dean who's you got a plan tardies home with a highly new young this in mind with law. but how with mm hm. i read off with to vote by with no. do you mean ah ah, i see with now with the seeing and those. so get my 2 youngest ecology in order to sort of go with them dodging the yaks. so not my hope but other my dream. g. a gas with me. i'd highly side photonics in battle and be i hellamano guy didn't know about how to do that. i'm charlotte. god. yes. and no. any until hobbin mccomb there is a lot of korean companies working bags that you know, hey, hey i oh yeah, yeah. they building airport. yeah. a lot of companies more than we can follow. you. follow you. you that your own. oh, really fun with . don't. oh yeah, i don't need oh, it couldn't shut nunez. i'm a 190 a local job in some way. it's an issue i need to return amongst the communication. they're not gonna, he's mom and my telephone had to go ahead. you done? i guess my there was a told him in the budget to me. i

she already fulfilled her dreams. >> reporter: 30-year-old rachel is already making her mark on china's olympic women's hockey team as scored the winning goal in their first game. >> rachel with just 50.9 seconds remaining. >> reporter: rachel graduated from gunnederson high school. and when it came to hockey, her daughter was all about goals both on and off the ice. >> she set up her goal once a month, quarterly until she gheets point that a long-term goal is to go to the olympics and she did fulfill it and she was very happy. my husband and i are very proud of her. >> reporter: while tes wasn't able to go to beijing to watch her daughter, she texts her constantly. what if it lands her on the medal podium? >> i will pass out. >> reporter: in san jose, nbc bay area news. >> these games obviously just getting started. and we're making it easy get to the latest updates on your favorite bay area and team u.s.a. athletes. we're posting it in one place, on the torch. head to nbc bay area.com and click on the link in our trending bar. >> new details on a story we brought you as breaking news at 11:00 last night. violence o

she has made her mark in the fashion industry by giving free rain to her imagination. in particular, when it comes to her fit where designs. i let you decide what to make of them. ah, this plush creature was attracting a lot of attention, hearing florence, and a bit of confusion to what is it supposed to be? ah, what kind of truth that looks like from 9 am monsoons chicken is the 1st thing that came to mind. i can't cry about to this house is i like yeah, i like die. and then like the shoes aids you feel looks like rock road. i. i i love blue so i like bad. like kind of like cotton candy. yeah. it's bull wrong and still somehow, right? this operation that so stimulates the imagination, is the will swedish to sign up b r to cancel. i tried to push the boundaries so what variable passion can and should be. i tried to more familiar parts of the body to something unfamiliar to create something interesting and new recreations, a half fashion, half art, playful, provocative and never off the ran like this method. li oversized travels to suit or address that reminds us of a h

she reign. it is wonderful that tomorrow will mark 70 years _ is wonderful that tomorrow will mark 70 years. e has seen a lot during that time, — 70 years. she has seen a lot during that time, starting with winston churchill— that time, starting with winston churchill dealing with boris johnson. —— ending with boris johnson _ johnson. —— ending with boris johnson. she is the unifying factor. a source _ johnson. she is the unifying factor. a source of— johnson. she is the unifying factor. a source of strength and very difficult — a source of strength and very difficult times. look how she's dealt — difficult times. look how she's dealt with the whole pandemic. every time she _ dealt with the whole pandemic. every time she spoken to the nation, she's spoken— time she spoken to the nation, she's spoken for— time she spoken to the nation, she's spoken for the nation from the heart. — spoken for the nation from the heart. i— spoken for the nation from the heart, i think she represents the ultimate — heart, i think she represents the ultimate sense of duty and responsibility to her country. sadly,

on this day when she marks the 70th anniversary of the moment she came to the throne, it's clear thattment remains undimmed by the passage of years. and with that message, a glimpse from buckingham palace of the unseen work of the monarch, the paperwork which comes every day in the official red boxes, a routine which this monarch has followed virtually every day of those 70 years. nice comments, including one from president biden. oh, that's very kind. tributes led by prince charles. and the message she said on this historic day... and of the queens stated wish that he should become the queen consort he should become the queen consort he said... the prince of wales is clearly delighted by the endorsement of his future status. in so many years ago, the queen would not even meet her. when charles and camilla married in april 2005, the ceremony had to be conducted at windsor registry office. such with the sensitivities about the circumstances which led to the breakdown of charles first marriage to diana princess of wales. the queen only thought able to join them for the blessing at st. g

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she's preparing to mark the 70th anniversary of the day she came to the throne.g, the queen greeted guests in the ballroom at sandringham, walking slowly and carefully, steadied with a stick. but alert and fully engaged. i was told it had to be upside—down for the press. 0h, they can see it. laughter. i don't matter. the queen seemed quite fit and well today, yes. she has actually had that little sparkle in her eye and, you know, her sense of humour was there, so, yeah, i'd say she was fine. a little frail, but terrific sense of humour she'sl got, which, you know, really stands out. - and very bright, and her. memory must be fantastic! and it's clear for the first time how actively the queen is contemplating the arrangements for the future. probably be quite different because nowadays when we do things quite differently? in a statement tonight she recalled the pledge she made at the time of her 21st birthday. archive: i declare before| you all that my whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted your service. the queen made it clear there is no quest

she also touched on mark's alleged drug habit, but now she's beginning to suggest that he was more involvedi was told in jail that mark had been green-lighted. >> green-lighted? >> green-lighted. >> green-lighting means that somebody's been authorized to be killed. it means to take the shot, take the person out. they're green lighted. >> there is nothing whatsoever to show that anybody was involved in this case other than those mentioned already, diane and rachel, the one's that killed their family. >> who poisoned shaun? and who poisoned sarah? >> shaun left a note. >> so you're saying that shaun took his own life? >> yeah. >> shaun did not commit suicide. he was murdered. quite the fairy tale i would say that she has concocted. it really is astonishing. >> diane agreed to talk to us to give her side of the story, but her version of events just seems less and less credible. >> i find everything that she says in this interview to be incredibly contrived, very carefully controlled, very well scripted, and not forthcoming. >> rachel says that you were poisoning and killing your own family, th

she had been expected to run for president. but given the alliance with the mark process, it didn't, it wouldn't have looked well if he or if she started that there they and bumble margot is marcus junior, both ran for president. they might have divided the support base. aah! right? yes. out there, they did make attempts to try and stay longer. now we've been talking about the fascinating personalities. let's also talk about the issues. what do voters want? right, you know, it, filipinos, for many, many filipinos. it's really a matter of the survival, which is why concepts are just democracy and human rights and, and political freedoms often don't figure in their list of concerns. when they head to the vote for them it's about, you know, how to put food on the table. how can they make sure that if anyone in the family get sick, that they have the money, they have access to medicines and healthcare, which, for many filipinos, is a problem. there is. the pandemic has shown that our health care system is nearly non existent and very, very well, it's not enough. so oh

her majesty has marked the occasion with a statement saying she wants camilla, the duchess of cornwallthis morning, the prince of wales said he and the duchess were "deeply

but not quite like mark roberts as she comes over, looks at my name tag and said are you mark robertsrother and i'd met her older sister barbara who also involved in that organization i looked at her name tag and said are you barbara's sister? that is how we met. fortunately got back to boston in our dorms are only 12.5 miles apart in boston. she asked me out. she was a singer, george as many women at npr were. she was performing in the junior show. and so she invited me too come see it. we had this repast after words at the local howard johnson. nothing was too good for cokie. [laughter] he tells the story or her roommate tells a story of her coming back that night and dancing to the halls singing this song from west side story i feel pretty, i feel pretty pert and her roommate is thinking this is not going to end well because she was catholic, i was jewish. and at that moment people thought it was an inseparable obstacle but four years later we made it work. >> how important was it and making it work that you required through this marriage of remarkable mother-in-law? >> absolutely.

she had that same tone in her voice and i didn't know any better, mark, you know hillary better than . but she looked like she was running to me. all right, we don't have audio on tom bevan. we will try to get them back. mark, you are still there. she really looked like she was trying to run. we will try to get tom back. >> everyone would want to look like her looks like they are running. and you know what my work for her for a long time. don't kid yourself she will check it out. she will decide if she has a chance of running. the numbers out favor her. donald trump beats her in a match by ten points. her numbers are much lower than trump. i don't think she is in a position to make a comeback, but of course, she will look at it. everyone would. she is young enough to run again. >> laura: now, mark my showed the angle about your friend randi weingarten and how the school issue, even in the bluest of blue, san francisco has motivated parents to cross racial, ethnic, political lines to say no can do come i can't do this anymore. do you think that this issue with the schools and the union

so even if she did don't, there are question marks about whether she would be solely responsible for that. clearly, she puts a lot of trust in the people around her beer. her coaches, a team advises doctors, now was that the world on he doping agency has said it will investigate her entourage. there are kind of echoes here, aren't there if of east germany in the typing regime, there were young athletes were given, banned substances dressed up as victims. now, whatever happens again, russian typing has come into the spotlight. the whole reason, one of the reasons russia's band was caught was to protect a younger generation of athletes and allow them to compete. so there was a certain irony in the fact that it is a young athlete now at a sense of another type in controversy is a very messy situation around. think about jonathan, jonathan craig, in beijing. it's got a round of thought for us more headlines making that world news at this hour. thousands of people have rallied in the tune is in a capital against that moved by president k said to give himself sweeping powers of the judicia