why did their grandmother maria karlovna hitler often introduce herself as mary charles as for the german ancestors, then, judging by the surname in the 16th century, they were members of the geisler sect. analogous to the russian sect of the khlysty , the khlysty sect of christians, which arose in russia at the end of the 17th century, during the night services, the khlysty scourged themselves with plaits made of against willow, introducing themselves into religious ecstasy, sectarians with traces of blood they kept them throughout their lives, and after death they were placed in the grave of the deceased, as evidence of his aristocracy , a religious movement of fanatics engaged in self-flagellation in medieval europe was born. there they were called geislers or flagellans, hiding from persecution. they fled from different countries some of them eventually settled in russia yevgenia simonova and yuri vyazemsky returns to moscow with an invaluable store of new knowledge about the history of his family, but an amazing discovery. this does not end there already in moscow yuri vyazemsky rece

been waiting for. yvonne breathed a sigh of relief and said finally, charles is getting married on the deal. oh, hold fast, also, mary. at some pools cathedral charles walked down the aisle in a royal, maybe uniform. but all eyes were on his bride and her spectacular wedding dress. with its 7.6 meter long, tre, diana, these already diana, was attracting attention and the limelight with that dress, which she later said was a bit too much. and people always want to believe in fairy tales in the prince who marries his princess and whisk sir off into the sunset on his white stallion with this ring with his ring ib, where ivy, when ah, the british monarchy had given its subjects the long awaited princess diana was bashful, but she captivated the world. the young couple had been in the headlines ever since announcing their engagement. typical market is pre, wasn't stuck in people's minds. suppose the couples 1st interview announcing their engagement. she'll say you will. you saw a very shy, diana indiana clashed with happiness. though a little awkward to the bonaire news. he emptied my gosh. i knows that she is being brave

mary jambert. but before they got there, happy ending. charles and camilla went through some dock times. ah, camille was horse from angelo park bowes in 1995 that she remained in the background of charles's public life. not least because of the bad press she'd received. the public had clearly cited diana, camilla, bookish, fair. camilla suffered a lot of joy. she'd been denigrated by the press and held responsible for the failure of charles and diana's marriage. they call to the rottweiler, saying she was aggressive and would destroy everything to get her massey, prince charlie, tree of wild wafford on my shoulder. i ran public appearances, provoked cries from the crowd that weren't very pleasant. but i think she quickly realized it was better to withdraw and wait until the storm had passed before considering what to do next and on always as she quick swanson ah, but with time the wounds began to heal and new possibilities opened up. iroquois polymer, but there were many problems to be overcome before charles and camilla could marry previously. that would have been inconceivable for char

mary kay haney -- henry. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> arable michael duggan -- the honorable michael duggan. >> thank you. the honorable charles rifkin. >> france is our oldest ally and we share a history of tradition together. >> mr. stephen colbert. >> secretary buttigieg and mr. jason but it is -- buttigieg. [laughter] reporter: why do you think it's so important to honor france? >> the history -- [indiscernible] -- that counts for something. [laughter] >> thank you. >> had a pretty good exchange of views as reflected in the press conference. announcer: mr. blair effron and ms. cheryl effron. the honorable ashish jha and ms. debra stump. mr. joe scarborough and ms. mika brzezinski. ms. elizabeth shuler and mr. david herbst. mr. avram glazer and ms. jill glazer. ms. mary quinn delaney and mr. wayne jordan. announcer: ms. lisa blunt rochester, house of representatives, and ms. hannah carter. [indiscernible] >> we don't know what to expect walking in. we weren't sure what to expect but exciting to meet -- [indiscernible] -- [inaudible] >> i don't know how -- from the very beginning -- >> ms. robin roberts and ms. gayla [indisc

marie >> that's an interesting point you bring up you, but what about you charles, because the testimony significant memory lapses. you've got party or not you got donald trump. junior does this raise red flags for you -- but the committee did not that could, i guess to hugo's point regeneron help recover some of this muscling information. >> well, all of speaking as a former prosecutor or continue it's not so much as investigative powers as it is investigative tools. i think that the techniques that the doj and fbi are going to use of the combination are going to yield very different results of the january six committee got. i don't think many of the witnesses that we're talking about with respect to this new document dump or actually respected the authority of the committee. need to be completely forthcoming and telling truth. sitting from the doj any affair as well the information that their gallery is part of the ex-through the geisha may likely illicit for the results are different outcomes from members of the committee and i do think that for people who -- do we may see them seeing

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marie-josee kravis6 h. mr. arvind krishna and ms. sonia krishna. the honorable charles rivkin and ms. susan tolson.indiscernible] host: we're going to step away from the white house east garden room, also known as book sellers hall, take you inside the white house residence for the official state dinner photograph for the president, the first lady, emmanuel macron and his wife, brigitte. ♪ host: the two presidential couples now on their way to the south lawn where a tent has been set up for about 400 guests for tonight's state dinner. we want to show you more of those guest arrivals from the white house east garden room. it's also known as book sellers hall. announcer: mr. stephen colbert and ms. ms. evelyn mcgee-colbert. mr. thomas conway and ms. carol murphy. the honorable peter buttigieg, secretary of transportation, and and mr. chasten glezman buttigieg. ms. ada limon and mr. lucas marquardt. ms. dana remus and the honorable brett holmgren. rierp what can you tell us -- reporter: what can you tell us about -- [indiscernible] -- [laughter] reporter: why do you think it's so important to honor fr

charles and the island of arda. but he is that milder air. it's trying to push in to southernmost parts because of getting squeezed at far south across. so mary's, if you open it, it does come in. we are going to see wind and rain mala conditions just slowly, but surely starting to lift at the moment. lots of blues showing up on our chart. that's where the cold air is the allies farther south. that's where the warm rare is, of course, temperatures falling away and bought out around 7 celsius to friday. but, well, tommy, come to saturday, london could get up to 6 degrees celsius early next week. we will be back into double figures that something to look for to. it will be cloudy, it will be wet, but at least it will be somewhat milder. the wet weather, the windy weather, now making its way across. so spain and portugal into the western side of the mediterranean. heavy rainbow, grassy make his way across northern parts of italy. snow on the northern flank of that is still some snow there into the north east. of europe now, where to weather will sweep us where little farther north was running into the co read. it will be snow there all the way acr

mary magdalene church in sandringham on the norfolk estates. that's very a tradition which started really with queen elizabeth ii and very much as such continue under the reign of charles iii. well, so royal reports that come walker then we'll be watching the king's speech. i'm not really a monarchist too much , i must monarchist too much, i must admit. it's not something that was ever prevalent my house. was ever prevalent in my house. but because it's the king this time might just, for novelty purposes, give it a little bit of go. i cannot believe that of a go. i cannot believe that it's the first time as 1958. is that what cameron. something like that, yeah. that means i've been nearly as long the been on tv nearly as long as the queen's speech . i feel bad about queen's speech. i feel bad about this, but i don't think i've ever actually really once know formally the queen's speech. no, not really . i mean, formally the queen's speech. no, not really. i mean, just normally when i eat well , my normally when i eat well, my heart's it just wasn't heart's narrow. it just wasn't a thing in household growing thing in my household growing up. never made it part up. yeah,

charles offered a heartfelt message honoring his late mother. lama hasan is in london. lama, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, mary.ent, the king's very first christmas message, something his late mother, queen elizabeth, had been doing since 1957. the king striking the right tone, reflecting on the big changes this year. ♪ god save our king ♪ >> reporter: for the first time since taking the throne, the king's christmas day speech broadcast to the nation, a tradition dating back to the 1930s. >> christmas is a particularly poignant time for all of us who have lost loved ones. we feel their absence at every familiar turn of the season and remember them at each cherished tradition. >> reporter: recording it at st. george's chapel in windsor castle where the queen was laid to rest. >> i cannot thank you enough for the love andil>>ter: honoring h mother. honoring her legacy. he talked about subjects as he reflected on the country's cost of living crisis. the royals marking their first holiday without the family's matriarch, queen elizabeth. the king and queen consort leading the way, a show of unity as they walked to t

charles talk about paying with your life. i mean i'm not being funny, but if i, i, i'd put up with mary and harry a matter of weeks before i hade is so big, never has the same from one day to the next she can have someone else around. pay money to around. i'd pay money for you to marry it be perfectly. yeah, marry it to be perfectly. yeah, but no. the thing is, i'm turning back into the old right. we be in las vegas doing. whatever. before you know what? yeah. and you ? it's this yeah. and you? it's this continual snide thing from these american people that is starting really great, whether they're accusing , you know, the tabloid accusing, you know, the tabloid press, it's done. oh, it's own lane racism and evidence. but to suggest that the royal family is racist and the britain is racist. no, they are not. the royal is not a racist organisation . britain is not organisation. britain is not a racist country . it is just racist country. it is just ludicrous for these people to suggest that . charlie wright, suggest that. charlie wright, thank you very much, has charles wright, the former royal correspondent for the sun when ou