the age of satellite navigation night after night a laser beam serves as a reminder of the prime meridian which is an imaginary line that circles the globe from greenwich. queen's house is the oldest building in greenwich park commissioned by queen anne of denmark the wife of james the 1st it was designed by inigo joe. jones is architecture brought the renascence to in. the villas of andres palantir served as a model when inigo jones created this building to the delight of his. mathematics in structural picture of divine harmony. in 6089 queen mary the 2nd commissions a christopher wren to draw up fans full royal naval hospital. the architects 1st draft met with disapproval because the thames would no longer being visible from queen's park so man had to go back to the drawing board the result was a building comprised of 2 with the space center providing a clear view of the little queen's house. the motto of the royal naval hospital could have been aura at labadee prayed and what the royal chapel was billed as a place where the veterans of the crowns navy might find salvation. the interior

this meridian here stefano you know i'm going to do most of my security in talking about the atmosphere of the place you have just arrived on the same when we joined you lot at the top of the f. very well. yes i'm going to tell you about the atmosphere right now here because it's getting very tense. let me get out of here. and i will take the camera for a 2nd. because the. police keeping us off the highway and they're not really. course and nice about it. and there's a lot of yelling and posturing involved and that's all. ok. you see max you follow me right. and. steph and while you're while you're booking i just want to tell your conversation with the policeman well seattle to tell you whether they were casualties or not. no he did not tell me if there were any casualties he did tell me though that they apprehended the driver that the driver was in his words rescue you can film what's going on here max if you can. that the driver was after handed in his words rescued out of a lot of the truck and brought to a medical facility. and. gentlemen thank you i think you. know we're going to t

who are just on this side where i'm standing on the on the highway they basically jumped over the meridian here to just us cave most people are in absolute shock traumatized. we saw people breaking down in tears. and of course you see in the back there police now arrived law enforcement blocking the highway and if makes could turn back to me you can see in the back and i step out of the picture you can see in the back there also is police and there where you if if you see those 3 markers there this is actually the impact zone i guess and i say this on purpose i guess because i'm not really sure we're not really there yet and i have to also tell you we don't really want to go there because the pictures which we were be broadcasting life that have probably not for t.v. so this is the latest here this was a sunday. 2 and a half hours away from the curfew on sunday. and this is what we've got stephan this is turned from a protest for for mr floyd into a definitely a mass casualty event on the tragedy stephanie if you can just paint paint the picture again the macia of 10000 people was moving w

then i take the temperature at the meridian, at the sun's height during the day. and then usually at the warmest time of the day. now, of late, that has become arguable. some consider it 3:00, others consider 4:00. i asked them why and they tell me, well, it is because of daylight savings. i have no idea what they are referring to. but either 3:00 or 4:00 is the warmest time of the day. now, a few moments ago, i recorded the temperature at 54 degrees on the fahrenheit scale. early this morning before sunrise, it was 41. so, i shall wait until later in the afternoon to see where the day will lead us. your next question, mr. light. >> we had a question from benjamin asking what your favorite plant was. thomas jefferson: my favorite plant. oh, well, you asked me, benjamin, something that i do not think i can give an immediate or ready answer. so much of nature's wonders are my favorite plants and flowers. i continue to enjoy the hollyhock. i enjoy that snowball bush that you see behind me. the digitalis i think is properly named one of my favorite flowers. the foxglo

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history and a guide to the area is very historic area where queen elizabeth was born and the prime meridianruns. so many people asked for a book about it and there wasn't one so i started my writing career with my mother. [laughter] and the book was a bestseller. that is where it all began and that was published 15 years ago that dates us. or it dates me. so today and yesterday in my little way of my writing career a much bigger way the 75h anniversary of d-day with the invasion of normandy. seventy-five years ago yesterday my father landed at d-day or d+ 175 years ago today on one of the british beaches and one of the tremendous battle began in normandy, 25 years old commanding an infantry battalion of 1000 men, 600 were casualties between june 7th and mid august of 1944. it is a pretty extraordinary moment, 75 years later i was pleased to see our illustrious president actually went to france and britain to commemorate the invasion at least pay somewhat of a tribute to somebody else. [laughter] for me, it is an emotional moment because this book is the culmination of ten years of my life.

meridian bioscience was raised for positivity around its antibody test.ally, cardinal health out with earnings this morning. the virus giving them a boost to fiscal third quarter sales. they were up 11% year on year, and that stock is higher by nearly 8% this morning. thanks very much, indeed. let's talk about how people are dealing with the lockdown. how are they staying occupied during the pandemic? there is a company making leisure activity products that has soared since the coronavirus outbreak started. correspondent wrote about this for bloomberg opinion today. i can say from personal experience that this is what is happening. we have played every boardgame in the house, and my kids play every videogame they have. but they are now starting to get a little bit bored of some of the things we have been doing, so i am wondering if the surge we are seeing in toymakers is sustainable. reporter: you bet it is. and for just the reason you said. people are going to get bored with whatever they have, so the demand, if you will, for toys and games and other sim

a much different kind of mother's day but as daughters and sons of staff members at hack enstack meridiancenter in new jersey show -- sacrifice is now paired with a deeper gratitude. >> mommy helps people when they're sick! >> reporter: for the women who give and save lives. ♪ >> and some of the moms we talked to said as tough as these weeks and months have been, they're grateful for their family's support and what's turning out to be a teachable moment for their kids about selfless giving. marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> tears in your eyes seeing that. we also have to give a shout to people like marsi, future moms going through their pregnancies through all of this. wow. mothers are superheroes. you too, lisa. >> thanks. le yes, they sure are. hopefully everybody gets a chance to enjoy mother's day. sunny and cloud cover around the bay area. you can see from live doppler 7 all of the north bay, patchy in the east bay as well as peninsula. but you get inland and that's where we have son from concord to livermore to walnut creek in dublin. we will be looking at the significant co