mr. harris, james harris. and of course, the first question is, mr. harris, in all these fbi records, there's a man who's voted that day in defiance of the sheriff-elect named john harris. he says, that was my daddy. and he tells a fascinating story. that by the way, is layered with complications because he likes claude sharp, the sheriff-elect. he said we didn't take that as a threat. we took it as a warning. that something is going down today. so it gets a little complicated. i don't want to spend too much time on that, but here the students are in the courthouse looking up records. right there, they're looking at old copies of the montgomery monitor, the weekly newspaper. it unveils nothing because of course they didn't cover the story. this is when a professor nearly dies on the spot. look at my student, getting up on the ladder, and as you can see, the ladder is not fully open. i'm like, lucy, get down from that thing. what? get down, fast. but she does get up there, and they're pulling these old ammo boxes that hold trifold records. all right, i'

mr. harris, james harris. the first question is in all these fbi records, there is a man who voted that day named john harris. he says that was my daddy. he tells a fascinating story. it is layered with complications he liked the sheriff elect. he says, we did not take that as a threat, we took it as a warning that something was going down today. here the students are in the courthouse looking up records. they had to look up old copies of the montgomery monitor, the weekly newspaper, it avails nothing because they did not cover the story. this is when a professor nearly dies on the spot. you can see the latter is not lucy, get down from there. mr. harris shows us how to get to the cemetery. it is 17 miles outside of the county seat and three miles on a dirt road. as we are there, we are killing time, nobody has found the rave gravesite in 67 years and i said, mr. harris, your dad was buried here, right? he said yes. i happened to have my iphone on. as mr. harris is taking me to his daddy's gravesite and you he

mr. harris for this catching him by surprise.was meant only as a clerical fix to conform the language that you approved to the language of board of supervisors approved a week earlier. you approved an earlier version of the letter. >> president buell: thank you, next speaker. >> albert and tom scott. can we please ask everyone to take a seat, if you're not speaking, please take a seat. >> morning commissioners. my name is tom scott, i took great interest in the mclaren park. i filled out questionnaires, attended meetings and corresponded with managers throughout the process. i concluded i support most aspects -- >> president buell: there is an item on the general calendar on the mclaren plan and the trails et cetera. the item under the consent calendar has to do with the playgrounds. john mclaren renovation. >> right, i want to talk about the park. >> president buell: you address -- >> no, i'm talking about the trails and path. >> president buell: right, that's going to come up. when it comes up, we'd appreciate -- >> oh, i will.

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mr. harris. >> reporter: he and derick almena are charged with 36 counts of in voluntary manslaughter. p abc 7 news. >>> a suspect in a decade's old kidnapping makes a first court hearing. they capted kevin lynn in los angeles on friday and brought him back to the bay area to face justice early yesterday. lynn faces charges of abducting 9-year-old christine chew and holding her for ransom back in 1995. police found lynn after getting a tip that he applied for a u.s. passport. >> we're assisted by the fbi and lapd who played a big role in helping with this arrest and he took him into custody without incident. >> chew was found unharmed nine hours after being abducted. tey abandoned the plot after learning her parents were in taiwan exactly 22 years ago. >>> a preliminary hearing began for two former alameda county sheriffs accused of excessive force. surveillance video showing former deputies striking stan is petrov after a high-speed chase in the mission district in november of 2015. neither works for the sheriff's office following an internal affairs investigation. petrov is in jail o

mr. harris. >> reporter: he and derick almena are charged with 36 counts of in voluntary manslaughter. p abc 7 news. >>> a suspect in a decade's old kidnapping makes a first court hearing. they capted kevin lynn in los angeles on friday and brought him back to the bay area to face justice early yesterday. lynn faces charges of abducting 9-year-old christine chew and holding her for ransom back in 1995. police found lynn after getting a tip that he applied for a u.s. passport. >> we're assisted by the fbi and lapd who played a big role in helping with this arrest and he took him into custody without incident. >> chew was found unharmed nine hours after being abducted. tey abandoned the plot after learning her parents were in taiwan exactly 22 years ago. >>> a preliminary hearing began for two former alameda county sheriffs accused of excessive force. surveillance video showing former deputies striking stan sn petrov after a high-speed chase in the mission district in november of 2015. neither works for the sheriff's office following an internal affairs investigation. petrov is in jail o

you remember we are were working with the senate that was controlled by democrats and mr. harry harry reid was the may -- and weren't of a mind to -- >> we did pass a reconciliation nil december of 2015, and that reconciliation bill subsequently vetoed by president obama became the health care bill offer at the beginning of this year. >> reclaiming my time. when you took the majority then and had the presidency, the senate and the house, why didn't you pass a healthcare measure? >> the gentleman will yield. >> i yield. >> the house did pass the reconciliation a big that passed in december of -- >> i'm not talking about the house, doctor. i'm talking about why didn't the republican majority pass a healthcare century. >> that's a question you need to pose to the united states senate. i believe the house did do it work. >> but you had the republican majority in the senate as well and i just want to point that out. >> if the gentleman will yield you recall in 2009 there were 60 democratic votes in the senate after arlen specter switched parties. we never had that -- enjoyed that deg

you remember we are were working with the senate that was controlled by democrats and mr. harry harry reid was the may -- and weren't of a mind to -- >> we did pass a reconciliation nil december of 2015, and that reconciliation bill subsequently vetoed by president obama became the health care bill offer at the beginning of this year. >> reclaiming my time. when you took the majority then and had the presidency, the senate and the house, why didn't you pass a healthcare measure? >> the gentleman will yield. >> i yield. >> the house did pass the reconciliation a big that passed in december of -- >> i'm not talking about the house, doctor. i'm talking about why didn't the republican majority pass a healthcare century. >> that's a question you need to pose to the united states senate. i believe the house did do it work. >> but you had the republican majority in the senate as well and i just want to point that out. >> if the gentleman will yield you recall in 2009 there were 60 democratic votes in the senate after arlen specter switched parties. we never had that -- enjoyed that deg

mr. harris of maryland and from private life, mr. joseph man and trotman. >> i ask unanimous consent to take senate concurrent resolution 31 and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the concurrent resolution. the clerk: senate concurrent resolution 31, authorizing the use of the rotunda of the capitol for a ceremony to award the congressional gold medal to bob dole. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection to consideration of the concurrent resolution? without objection, the concurrent resolution is goode to and the the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent that the committee on armed services be discharged from further consideration of h.r. 4641 and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: a bill to authorize the president to award the medal a honor for john conley while

in an interview with the bbc by britain's prince harry, mr. obama said such actions were distorting people's understanding of complex issues. he did not mention donald trump , his successor, by name, but he emphasized people in positions of leadership should exercise care when posting messages. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell has the story. >> prince harry, very welcome to our studio. prince harry: good morning. nicholas: joining the program has been a big learning curve, harry said, but he enjoyed being the interviewer rather than being the interviewed. prince harry: it was quite fun, especially interviewing president obama. nicholas: his principal scoop was to persuade barack obama to give his first interview since standing down as president. the word "trump" was never mentioned, but may have been in mr. obama's mind when he warned about the use of social media. mr. obama: all of us in leadership have to find ways in which we can re-create a common space on the internet. one of the dangers of the internet is that people can have en

with social media and the potential for using it irresponsibly in a bbc radio interview with prince harry. mr. obama said that people on social media o >> the question i think really has to do with how do we harness this technology in a way that allows a multiplicity of voices, allows a diversity of views, but doesn't lead to a balkanization of our society, but rather continues to promote ways of finding common ground. >> still, the social media space is closely watched by investors. so what might 2018 hold for this important group? julia bo >> reporter: in 2018, we can expect an acceleration of change in the media industry as the giants adapt to more competition. first with disney's fox deal creating a behemoth that will grab an even bigger piece of the box office. all the other media players are likely to scramble for scale, targeting the smaller media companies such as discovery, lionsgate, and amc network. we could see netflix lock in a library with subscriber appeal, all as the industry awaits a court decision on at&t's battle to buy time warner. directv now will make greater gains as di

in an interview with the bbc by britain's prince harry, mr 0bama said such actions were distorting people'sut he emphasised that people in positions of leadership should exercise care when posting messages. 0ur royal correspondent, nicholas witchell has the story. prince harry, first of all. you are very welcome to our studio. good morning. joining the today programme for the day had been a big learning curve, harry said, but he had enjoyed being the interviewer rather than the interviewed. it was quite fun, especially interviewing president 0bama. his principal scoop had been to persuade barack 0bama to give his first interview since standing down as us president. the word "trump" was never mentioned but may have been in mr 0bama's mind when he warned about the use of social media. all of us in leadership have to find ways in which we can recreate a common space on the internet. one of the dangers of the internet is that people can have entirely different realities. they can be just cocooned in the information that reinforces their current biases. harry had also interviewed his father — th

in an interview with the bbc by britain's prince harry, mr 0bama said such actions were distorting people'ss politics and social media. they also took time to tackle some of the big questions. let's have another listen. quickfire house down or lucas has clips from the interview are proving very popular on the bbc news website. you can watch them and read more at bbc.com/news. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. i'm @bbcmikeembley. thank you very much for watching. if you are out and about early this thursday morning, bear in mind that conditions could be slippery out there. frost and ice to contend with where we had wintry weather during wednesday and that cleared away. then the sky cleared overhead and thursday starts off with the risk of ice. there are still wintry showers exacerbating the risk across some northern and western areas. freezing fog developing across parts of northern ireland as well perhaps, and if that fog develops it could linger through the day. for most of us, thursday is a cracking day. plenty of sparkling winter sunshine. a close

mrs. prince harry didn't like the way ivory soap was targeting their product to just women.te a letter to the president of procter & gamble and ended up on nick news. >> if you see something you don't like on television or any other place, write letters and send them to the right people and you can really make a difference. for not just yourself, but lots of other people. >> i'm tommy mcfly yeah, i just saved a whole lot of money by swhuh.ing to geico. we should take a closer look at geico... you know, geico insures way more than cars. boats, motorcycles... even rvs! geico insures rvs? what's an rv? uh, the thing we've been stuck on for five years! wait, i'm not a real moose?? we've been over this, jeff... we're stickers! i'm not a real moose? give him some space. deep breaths, jeff. what's a sticker?!? take a closer look at geico. >>> breaking right now, a live look at the senate floor where senators justnf head of homeland security kiersten nelson was confirmed by a vote of 62-37. no republicans voted against her. kneel son has a close relationship with john kelly,

mrs. prince harry.ow meghan's ex-husband is now capitalizing on her royal romance. >> then inside kelly clarkson's christmas special. why she's getting all choked up. ♪ >> plus -- >> they're so out of control. >> lionel richie on playing dad to the other idol judges. and why his own daughter lit him on fire. >> i kept screaming, i'm burning. >> suzanne somers and carol burnett sharing priceless stories from her tv show days. ♪ i'm so glad we had this time together ♪ >> oh, wow. >> this is "entertainment tonight." now shock waves after matt lauer was terminated from the "today" show. camer camer cameron. >> we have the details on the alarming allegations and the turmoil it is causing at the "today" show. >> how are you doing? have you reach ted out to matt? >> on wednesday, lauer's former colleagues kept quiet about his departure. >> how do you feel about matt's firing? >> i have no comment. >> none? >> nbc says that on monday night, it, quote, received a detailed complaint from a colleague about inappro

>> just do long pauses. [ laughter ]>> prince harry interviewed mr. obama in toronto in september during the invictus games. the former president shared his memories of the last day he left office and he spoke about his plans to cultivate the next generation of leadership through the obama foundation. this interview will air on bbc radio on december 27.>>> the follow-up continues for president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. mass protests today all over the world.>>> a bay area minimart sends a winning lotto ticket worth tens of millions of dollars. s. >>> hundreds of mourners bid farewell to the late mayor ed lee in a public service for a man of remarkable character.>>[ music ]with teary eyes, lieutenant governor gavin newsom called lee a tribute to decency and a man who served an extraordinary life in public service but never sought the spotlight. lee left a legacy of humility. nearly everyone who spoke said lee was a genuinely nice guy who wanted to do the right thing.>> san francisco has, on this day, appropriat

. >> prince harry interviewed mr. obama in toronto during the invictus games.he shared his memories of the day he left office and spoke about his plans to generate is next generation of leadership through the obama foundation. the interview will air on bbc december 27th. >>> travel experts say tourism in south lake tahoe is changing. travelers are hitting the slopes a lot less. millennials are not skiing or snow boarding as much as the previous generation. the report suggests that climate change is bringing fewer people to the slopes. and people are trading in casino gaming for concerts and other entertainment options. >>> this could be the best holiday ever for whoever has the winning ticket. it's worth $40 million. the winning numbers are four, 17, 21, 37, 44, and the meganumber is 17. the winner has not claimed it yet. we don't know if it's an individual or a group. the winner has until june to claim the prize. the jackpot for wednesday's super lotto drawing is $7 million. >>> playing santa claus can be quite profitable this time of year. people dressing up

mr. clinton: harry truman said you spend so much time trying to talk people to do things you should not haveem to do in the first place. what surprised me, maybe because -- one of his dad's best digs on me was that i was governor of a small state. that was actually true. you are so far removed from the american people that it's hard for them to see you as a 3-dimensional person. and i had to learn all over -- even when he was governor of texas, as big as texas is, i think you had a much more personal relationship with the people. bob bullock is a governor, a good friend of mine, he loved george bush. and i think he helped him be a better governor. so you know, we were just used to being people and dealing with people. it really surprised me how easily i could be turned into a two dimensional cartoon instead of a three-dimensional human being. you have to discipline yourself about what to talk about, how to talk about it. and you have to keep remembering there are all these layers between you and people that didn't used to be there. and that surprised me. i thought i was a pretty good communi

>> it doesn't seem like prince harry was a natural interviewer. mr. obama was saying how excited he was. prince harry was saying he was a bit nervous. it was very detailed. i don't think that we're going to see an awful lot of prince harry doing media introduce. but in terms of creating partnerships, creating network, working with people like the obama foundation, and really pushing forward his own agenda about leadership, about veterans, about charities, and about conservation, i think now prince harry is married. we're going see him moving to the next stage. and that is the next stage really of not just british royalty, not just english royalty, but an international player. an international humanitarian. which with ms. markle will be a pretty powerful twosome. >> many thanks to you from joining us from london where it is nearly 9:00 in the morning. thank you. >>> this "star wars" franchise is still a powerful force at the box office. >> "the last jedi" fraught brout in brought in a staggering $450 million. >> chris brennan, president of the australia

mr. obama is invited. prince harry fifth in line for the thrown abone will drop to sixth after the baby coming in april. still this is the big question how do they get around a problem that prince harry is fwrendss friends of the obamas and wants to invite them. that will really offend mr. trump he will not nurse his wounds in private. >> you seen the report gwbetwee former president obama and prince harry what's the origin of their friendship. >> they've been very good friends for a long time, particularly over the invictus games and that really has cemented the friendship. it's really a marrying of minds. prince harry was asked about it and he said we have a similar kind of outlook and about the mind set about the charitable sector and we both see young people as aspiring they have very different lives. prince harry was born into privilege, obama was not, yet they do seem to have a very close chemistry to enjoy joking around and want to work together in the future particularly aspirins harry is keen to make a name fo

harry is friends with the obamas, wants to invite them. he and meghan want to work with them in the future but that will really offend mr. and nurse his wounds in private. >> you do see that rapport there between the former president obama and prince harry there. what's the origin of the friendship? >> they have been very good friends for a long time. they have been particularly good friends over the invictus games. that really has cemented the friendship. and i really think it's also a marriage of minds. prince harry was asked later on the "today" program, the radio program, he was asked by the presentinger abo e-- presenter t and he said we have a similar outlook, a similar mindset, we both see young people as inspiring. as prince harry is much younger than obama, they have very different lives. prince harry was born into privilege, obama was not, and yet they do seem very much to have this very close chemistry to enjoy joking around and want to work together in the future, particularly as prince harry is keen to make a name for himself not just in britain but on the international stage. >> interesting one there. of cou

prince harry gave mr 0bama some interview advice ahead of the discussion. 0k. do i need a british accent? but if you start using long pauses between the answers, you're probably gonna get...the face. lemme see the face. 0k. i don't wanna see that face. but it's, as you know, for 40 minutes, there'll be 20 minutes package for the bbc for after christmas. that's good. we hope to use the whole thing as a podcast afterwards. excellent. 0k. i'm ready. you guys have sound? you're sounding great. you all good? are you excited ? iam. you're excited about this, i'm nervous about this. that's what's quite funny. it's fun. i'll interview you if you want. no, no, let's keep it this way, i'd much prefer that. keep up—to—date on our website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @ duncan golestani. it was a weekend of two halves, with saturday's sunshine replaced by sunday's cloud and drizzle. here was a scene by one of our weather watchers taken on sunday afternoon in stevenage in hertfordshire. grey skies there. monday will be a brighter

harry was the guest editor today. he spoke about his first christmas with fiancee meghan markle and how well she is fitting into her new role. he spoke about his candid conversation with mr. obama. prince harry was comfortable enough to ask a lightning round of questions. >> boxers or briefs? >> sorry, we don't answer those questions. >> lebron james or michael jordan? >> jordan. i love lebron but i'm a chicago guy. >> if he said steph, he would have said steph. he loves his warriors, right? the two became fast friends since meeting in september. the british government is concerned that president trump may feel snubbed if the obamas are invited to the royal wedding and trump does not. prince harry says he doesn't know who is invited at this point because the list hasn't been made yet. >> the poor guy. they just announced the engagement. >> there are so many places to go wrong already. >>> two big lottery jackpots up for grabs. >> tonight's powerball is worth $337 million. and the mega millions jackpot is now at $306 million because no one matched all six numbers last night. you still have a chance. abc 7 news was at round the clock market in san francisco as people waite

prince harry gave mr 0bama some interview advice ahead of the discussion.british accent? if you are going to use long pauses... i want to see that face. it isa20 pauses... i want to see that face. it is a 20 minutes package for the bbc's it is a 20 minutes package for the bbc's after christmas. we hope to use the whole thing as a broadcast after christmas. excellent. 0k. use the whole thing as a broadcast after christmas. excellent. ok. i am ready. you guys have sound? you are sounding great. it's fun. i will interview you if you want. not a bad first guest. the latest star wars film has generated more than $450 million in global ticket sales on its opening weekend. the total for the lastjedi sales on its opening weekend. the total for the last jedi includes sales on its opening weekend. the total for the lastjedi includes 220 million from box office is in the us and canada. this places the film ‘s second in the all—time list for north america behind the 2015 film star wars the force awakens. the lastjedi is the eighth instalment of the series which began 4

harry. in it, mr. obama talks about leaving the white house, his problem with social media and more. nbc's kelly cobiella reports from london. >> reporter: it was more of a friendly chat than fierce grilling. former president barack obama opening up to prince harry about his last day at the white house. >> you've sat in marine one, the presidential helicopter, flying over washington. you've sat through the inauguration with your game face on, not giving much emotion away, as we all saw. what's going through your mind? >> the first thing that went through my mind was sitting across from michelle, how thankful i was that she had been my partner through that whole process. that was mixed with all the work that was still undone. >> reporter: the talk was taped in september when harry and obama were in toronto for the invictus games. and although president trump's name was never mentioned, the q&a touched on social media with obama saying it should connect rather than divide. >> one of the dangers of the internet is that people can have entirely different realities. they can be just cocoo

you have to do is paint that thing on his forehead and wear around glasses and he'd look like harry potter mr mimic a blouse that's lindsay else we have reports of and i wish him good but that made me realize that there's an acute shortage of dark skinned superheroes so i wrote the song and made a really nice video to go along with it. a musician most of us would. have. advised me to. come see him kind of but. i'm doing the funny thing. was that. you know. i might as well like you and i don't like it i don't like that song but. last night. was just a much longer period of time that's a long maybe a long one sallisaw. don't like. muslims like. me i'd like to be friends talked. to high i can remember when i was a teen i was into novena and that's when i started going to potty stuff and the other kids would say vanna you know why you're listening to that and the should be listening to black music i did and i liked it more and then it was the best music scene whatever that means hip hop and r. and b. album from the school on down and is a c. in the and then all of a sudden yes a big person a part

asked radio, prince harry mr. obama how he felt at president trump's inauguration. he said there was a sense of satisfaction for a job well done. obama: -- concerns about how the country moves , you know, overall, there was a serenity, more than i would have expected. jessica: not achieving president trump by name, mr. obama warned about the use of social media by world leaders. the interview was broadcast today but recorded in september. large swaths of the united states are facing bitter cold and dangerous conditions in the days ahead. pennsylvania, has seen more than five feet of snowfall since christmas day. windchill advisories are in effect for parts of the midwest and northeast, including new york. theorologists when frostbite is possible with as little as 30 minutes of exposure. some new jersey transit riders are facing decades of tax hikes to help subsidize a new $12.7 million tunnel into manhattan. new york would use state budget funds to cover its share, but the outgoing new jersey governor has proposed a surcharge in the state through at least 2038. l tu

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prince harry interviewed mr. obama in toronto back in september for the invictus games.of the day he left office and spoke about plans to cultivate the next generation of leadership through the obama foundation. the interview will air on bbc radio coming up december 27th. >>> all right, joe is here, and we all love derek carr's guts and guile, but he'd probably like to have this one back. >> yeah, and nothing much has changed. >> so close to the pile on. >> yes, for a few weeks now we've talked about the slim chance for the raiders to make the playoffs. dallas and oakland in a high profile sunday night match up with both teams desperate for a win. 4th and 1 for the cowboys. this is a crucial play with inside five minutes left. so close once they bring out the chains the referee tries to see if he can slide an index card between the stick and ball. not the most scientific way to make the decision. they say dallas 1st down. the cowboys kick a field goal, go in front with 1: 44 left. the raiders down to their last gasp. carr throws long to crabtree. lewis misplays the ball

mr. newman continue this. >> harris: joining us now, two lawmakers from opposite sides of the political aisle were at yesterday's fiery meeting. senator carper, i want to start with you because i've seen you in these things and usually you are kind of a calm guy, even you were letting things get heated yesterday, what was going on? >> i was a united states representative, participated in a number of conference meetings, and i am use to a conference where democrats and republicans come together and have a chance to offer amendments to the bills that come out of our chambers. we had no such chance to do this, a three minute opening statement and a three-minute questioning of an expert witness but no opportunity to offer amendments. >> harris: this was the first time the public got to see what you guys have been working on in conference committee. i guess the big question now is, you guys have the votes on the house side, what do you want to say to democrats across the aisle? >> everybody has been able to see what we are working on because the house passed our bill quite a while ago. that's what

mr. obama sat down with prince harry in his first broadcast interview since leaving the white house. he discussed the responsible use of social media without mentioning president trump by name. iversity of views, but lead to a balk >> one of the dangers of the internet is that people can have entirely different realities. the question i think really has to do with how do we harness this technology in a way that allows a multiplicity of voices and diversity of use but doesn't lead to a vulcanization of our society? >> prince harry conducted the interview for bbc radio. as for whether the obamas will be invited to prince harry's wedding, prince harry said he wouldn't want to ruin the surprise. >>> coming up mall stores forced to close early when teenagers start throwing punches. >> plus an ironic spot picked for a sanctuary. >> flight to nowhere, a jet flies over the pacific for eight hours before landing where it started, the supermodel who is demanding answers. >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. when the theme park in anaheim y >>> disneyland goes d

mr. harris: this commonsense legislation protects the constitutional right to bear arms by allowing qualified individuals to carry a concealed firearm across state lines. your first amendment right to free speech doesn't change when you cross state lines and neither should your second amendment constitutional right to protect yourself. unfortunately for marylanders, our right to bear arms is still heavily restricted by gun control liberals in our state legislature. restricting the right to own firearms only hurts a law-abiding citizen's right to defend herself. cities like baltimore and chicago with their out-of-control murder rates despite highly restrictive gun laws are proof of that. conceal carry reciprocity will make our country safer. self-defense is the top reason owning a firearm and carry permit holders are not certainly to blame for our nation's violent crime problem. i urge my colleagues to pass h.r. 38 and protect our second amendment rights. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from missouri seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address

well muslim voices harry saying look mr trump may have done what he's done but he's got to sign this waiver at least another six times so let's just wait and see what actually happens. well that's not the message coming from the palestinian leadership certainly they that that the wave of the actual physical moving of the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem is one thing but. it's really in terms of the philosophy of over all this it's more important to declare that the united states views israel as the capital of jerusalem especially in the way that donald trump did the language that he used talking about the ancient nature of its jewish links talking about it being the heart of the one of the most thriving democracies in the world those lot of extremely supportive language towards israel and nothing really for the palestinians beyond saying that the final status had not been prejudged by the united states that the limits of israeli sovereignty would have to be worked out in any final negotiation in a two state solution if that is what both sides wanted that isn't enough at all for the

mr obama was interviewed by prince harry, in his capacity as guest editor of radio 4's today programme reports. prince harry, first of all. you are very welcome to our studio. good morning. joining the today programme for the day had been a big learning curve, harry said, but he had enjoyed being the interviewer rather than the interviewed. it was quite fun, especially interviewing president obama. his principal scoop had been to persuade barack obama to give his first interview since standing down as us president. the word "trump" was never mentioned but may have been in mr obama's mind when he warned about the use of social media. all of us in leadership have to find ways in which we can recreate a common space on the internet. one of the dangers of the internet is that people can have entirely different realities. they can be just cocooned in the information that reinforces their current biases. been on climate change. the issue prince charles has championed for decades and for which he was sometimes derided. maybe now, some years later, they are beginning to realise that what i was

harry. in the sit-down mr.house and his problem with social media while never actually taking aim at his successor directly. nbc's kelly cobiella reports from london. >> it's fun. >> reporter: it was more of a friendly chat than fierce grilling. former president barack obama opening up to prince harry about his last day at the white house. >> you're sat in marine one, the presidential helicopter, flying over washington. you've sat through the inauguration with your game face on. not giving much emotion away, as we all saw. what's going through your mind? >> you know, the first thing that went through my mind was sitting across from michelle, how thankful i was that she had been my partner through that whole process. that was mixed with all the work that was still undone. >> reporter: the talk was taped in september, when harry and obama were in toronto for the invictus games. and although president trump's name was never mentioned, the q&a touched on social media, with obama saying it should connect rather than

september during the invictus games a sports event for injured military personnel that prince harry champions. mrt the impact of social media. >> one of the dangers of the internet is that people can have entirely realities. they can be just cocooned in information that reinforces their current biases. the truth is that on the internet, everything is simplified, and when you meet people face to face it turns out they're complicated and you find areas of common ground because you see that things aren't as simple as had been portrayed in whatever chat room you've been in, and it's also by the way harder to be as obnoxious and cruel in person as people can be anonymously on the internet. >> isn't that the truth? mr mr. obama also discussed the moment he took off in marine one the day president trump took office he call it a satisfying feeling though he said he still had lot of work he wanted to get finish. the interview is part of prince harry's guest editor ship of the bbc's today program. >> does it seem less crowded when you go to the movies? well it's not you. ticket sales are in fact down. but

when asked if he would invite mr 0bama to the wedding, prince harry, remained tight lipped.st list together yet, so who knows whether he's going to be invited or not. wouldn't want to ruin that surprise. that must be a major headache? i think once you get married you go through that process. but for me, today, post christmas, looking forward to new year, ijust hope that everybody out there has had a chance to just think about the things that really matter and the difference that every single one of us can difference that every single one of us can make. turning me away - it's not necessarily your decision either. your fiance often has a big say this things of course, 100 ( either. your fiance often has a big say this things of course, 100 (96. so christmas. it was your future wife's first christmas with the in—laws. how was it? wife's first christmas with the in-laws. how was it? it was fantastic. she really enjoyed. it the family loved having her there. yeah, there's always that family pa rt yeah, there's always that family part of christmas is that work element as well. i