mr. philip. i am a retired police officer in washington, d.c., and i am in in palm beach now. thank you for this topic. it is important that when we talk about law enforcement that there are good and bad officers. i wore the uniform, i know this. i think when it comes to cases of law enforcement officers being held accountable, specifically when it comes to deadly force, mr. philip told us the definition of deadly force and it is only supposed to be used when your life is in danger or another or serious bodily harm, not including buddy knows or broken bones, so -- including a blood he knows or broken bones, so it only has to be with an imminent life of -- loss of life. now people are using it out of fear. the job is a job where you have to think at a moments notice and you always have to be observing the way you stand, pay attention to who you are dealing with. and i have been in issues that the navy yard, so i've been through situations you have to make a decision on use of deadly force. we have some officers who go above and beyond, and i believe the federal government shoul

mr. philip adams, that the suspect was deceased in a bedroom in the home. >> a seventh round draft pick in 2010, he played for a number of teams in his five-year nfl career. he may remember him as being a san francisco 49ers, in 2010 and in oakland raider in 2012 and 13. dr. leslie was well known in rock hill and wrote books about work in the e.r. >> he was caring, he understood his patience, he was there for his patients. he always made you laugh. >> adams had been allegedly treated by the doctor. we don't know what the condition was, but adams did suffer a severe ankle injury when he played for the 49ers that required surgery and several screws in his like. later with the raiders, he had two concussions over three games, in 2012. they continue to investigate a motive for the shootings. now at six the person who was also working at the doctor's home was shot and remains in the hospital with serious injuries. >>> we live out of the white house, though shootings, as president joe biden called gun violence in america and international embarrassment. today the president unveiled half a dozen

tributes have been coming into the duke of edinburgh from around the world mr philip was praised for helping to modernize the british monarchy but was often prone to gaffes and impromptu remarks. the medical examiner who performed the only autopsy on george boy has told a u.s. court he died from a police neck restraint and not drugs under baker says floyd did have underlying health issues and evidence. but neither directly caused his death. 1000 people have been sentenced to death in me in mob for killing an associates of an army captain this is the 1st time death sentences have been announced since the military seized power in february the army is still cracking down on protesters rallying against the coup rescue workers say at least 4 people have been killed in the southern city of bargo but local media say that number could be higher rights groups say more than 600 civilians have died since protests began the un security council has heard fresh pleas from the people of me and law for action to stop the crackdown at an unofficial meeting of council members is a diplomatic editor ja

mr. philip. i am a retired police officer in washington, d.c., and i am in in palm beach now.ou for this topic. it is important that when we talk about law enforcement that there are good and bad officers. i wore the uniform, i know this. i think when it comes to cases of law enforcement officers being held accountable, specifically when it comes to deadly force, mr. philip told us the definition of deadly force and it is only supposed to be used when your life is in danger or another or serious bodily harm, not including buddy knows or broken bones, so -- including a blood he knows or broken bones, so it only has to be with an imminent life of -- loss of life. now people are using it out of fear. the job is a job where you have to think at a moments notice and you always have to be observing the way you stand, pay attention to who you are dealing with. and i have been in issues that the navy yard, so i've been through situations you have to make a decision on use of deadly force. we have some officers who go above and beyond, and i believe the federal government should take c

tributes have been pouring into the duke of edinburgh from around the world mr putney prince philip was praised for helping to modernize the british monarchy but was often prone to gaffes and impromptu remarks. and the medical examiner who performed the only autopsy on george floyd has told a us court he died from a police neck restraint not drugs dr andrew baker as floyd did have underlying health issues and evidence of drug use but neither directly caused his death let's get more on the floyd trial with mark costello he's professor and robert and marion short distinguished chair in law at the university of st thomas he joins us from there mark welcome back to al-jazeera what's your reading of where we are right now with what's going on inside the court. well we had a really interesting week in especially with the medical evidence what we saw was the prosecution do something very intentional which was that they had dr martin toben who is an excellent witness followed up by dr thomas this morning who are experts who didn't directly examine george floyd and then only after that did they

mr. philips of minnesota moves to reconsider the haute vote on adoption of the motion to suspend the rulesore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from minnesota seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i have a motion at the desk. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: ms. mccollum of minnesota moves to lay the motion to reconsider on the table. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to table. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. pursuant sew section 3 of house resolution 8, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question are postponed. for what purpose does the gentleman from arkansas seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i rise to inform the house i hereby remove my name as a co-sponsor of h.r. 2091. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's request is ordered. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the speaker: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i rise with my colleagues from the state of colorado

and we're back west philip cutler father of modern marketing mr cotler here is it a question maybe a bit of a philosophical question but i'm sure you thought of it as well in recent years i've noticed that and correct me if i'm wrong there's a shift in people spending happy it's like before people really wanted to buy an old stuff to feel happy or right to face to feel they are in a better about themselves now do they need it stuff yet yet to to to to to feel established you need to have stuff now the focus is shifting on buying and living and experience not stuff and experience so instead of buying so i say a flat screen people now book a trip overseas and instead of a new car they sign up for a university course right can the new value that's put on the experience help the global economy while the demand for stuff is going down i like their idea it means that we don't have to produce so much physical stuff which requires ruining the earth basically by taking resources many of which can't be replaced later and making sound things sold experiences by the way that we are designs or ha

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australian museum at sydney university, and expert on the prince philip movemennt group thank you very much for coming on the programme. mrramme. my pleasure. could ou on the programme. my pleasure. could you start _ on the programme. my pleasure. could you start by _ on the programme. my pleasure. could you start by telling - on the programme. my pleasure. could you start by telling us - could you start by telling us how people there will be reacting to this sad news? the prince philip _ reacting to this sad news? tue: prince philip movement reacting to this sad news? tte: prince philip movement peoples are restricted to people in the interior of the south—western part of the island in southern vanuatu, where there are several hundred followers of the movement, and they were having meetings, ithink the movement, and they were having meetings, i think it was yesterday, with their chiefs to decide how they will commemorate the funerary rituals for prince philip, and i think those rituals will possibly be taking place tomorrow, their time, possibly be taking place tomorrow, theirtime, i imagine there will be a number of rit

mr. trump, met with the queen, she had as you said prince philip at her side.as melt every president over so many years as she has british prime ministers. nothing will face her majesty. >> gillian: great insight. we can agree president trump is certainly cheeky. a great adjective. we have to leave it there. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> gillian: you bet. so on the other side of the atlantic, root mass shooting at an office park in texas. investigators say an employee showed up to work and opened fire. now they're trying to figure out why. also, are investigators in south carolina any closer to finding out why a former n player targeted a doctor and his family to die. stick with us. not everybody wants the same thing. that's why i go with liberty mutual — they customize my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. 'cause i do things a little differently. hey, i'll take one, please! wait, this isn't a hot-dog stand? no, can't you see the sign? wet. teddy. bears. get ya' wet teddy bears! one-hundred percent wet, guaranteed! or the next one is on me!

coming up in the next 60 minutes tributes pouring in for prince philip the husband of persons queen elizabeth who has died at the age of 99. mr floyd use a firm no did not cause the do or not restraint his heart disease did not cause the to subdue all of the not restrained. medical experts testify that george floyd died from a lack of oxygen after being restrained by minneapolis police officers as the trial of derek show of an end to its 10th day. also coming up protest isn't security forces battle and mayhem are as the u.n. ambassador calls on the international community to use all necessary means to protect his people. and online giant amazon is ease off a landmark push to form the company's 1st union as workers it's an alabama warehouse vote against the proposal. with all the sporting clothing european football governing body u.s. has confirmed that aid to host cities full of this summer 2020 will allow fans to tend the games. welcome to the program our top story this hour flags are flying at half mast in the u.k. and tributes from around the world a pouring in for prince philip the juke of edinburgh who has died at the ag

mr. anderm but according to philip shoemaker, appleformer director of app review for the app store it costss than 100 million a year to run the app store. that sounds like an incredibly profitable business and as was noted by several of my colleagues those look like monopoly profits. when the cost of running the app store is so much lower than the revenues the company generates from the app store. >> senator, i appreciate the question. as i mentioned apple's invested significant sums in technologies, resources, tools to allow developers to build their apps. far in excess of this $100 million figure. >> so what is the correct number? >> senator, i don't have the exact figure. i know it's more than $100 billion we invested -- >> do you know how much revenue it generate last year? it's relevant because we're talking about a monopoly situation. >> when we look at the app store it's not a stand alone separate feature for us. we don't a separate profit and loss statement for the app store. what we do know is the economic opportunity has been studied and assessed and we know developers are creatin

mr speaker, it has also been noted that in recent days prince philip took a keen interest in scottishensferry crossing. once again, alongside the queen, they became the first people to cross the new bridge after it officially opened in 2017. i know that political campaigning remains suspended but i am sure that members opposite will forgive me for saying that i am pretty sure that prince philip would have appreciated that the bridge was delivered on time and under budget. mr speaker, perhaps people's most lasting memories of the duke were the informality he often brought to very formal occasions. throughout the years, i thing formal occasions. throughout the years, ithing it formal occasions. throughout the years, i thing it is fed to say that he was not a man for drizzling honey on his words. that trait equally apply to the advice he gave. there was one piece of advice he gave... when it came to the length of a speech, he advised what the backside cannot endure, the brain cannot absorb. full stop with that timeless piece of advice from the duke of edinburgh, iwill piece of advice fro

mr. clerk, a roll call please. >> clerk: yes. on that motion. [roll call] motion passes without objection. >> chairman: congratulations. dr. philip. we will see you at the full board of supervisors next tuesday. good luck saving us all this week. see you next week. and with that, mr. clerk, please call the next item. >> clerk: yes. item number two is there is a motion that this matter if it comes out it will be presented as a committee report. >> chairman: that is correct and as we heard last week we've had a slew of applicants for the remaining six seats. i believe one person withdrew after our meeting last monday and there are a couple of folks who we called last week that we did not hear from. i think i was clear and the committee was agreeable that if the applicant had testified last week, they would not testify again today, but there are two individuals who we called who did not testify. cloudell douglas and rubin sorrell. i would like to open it up. >> clerk: yes. i would like to ask mr. halifa if you noticed those two people have logged in. >> chairman: so that's. >> mr. chair, let's see. i'm not seeing those names. however,

mr ford take. those hard. scrambling to escape an erupting volcano thousands of people are forced to get off a caribbean island. prince philip will be honored with a 41 gun salute at locations across the u.k. on saturday following his death at the age of 99 british naval ships around the world will also take part to honor his legacy as a combat veteran queen elizabeth's husband was at her side for 7 decades he's been praised for supporting the monarchy as it began reinventing itself in the 21st century paul brennan reports. the official notice of prince philip's death was posted at the gates of buckingham palace the prince had died peacefully on friday morning at windsor castle it concluded the royal family joined with people around the world in mourning his loss the prime minister was among the 1st to pay tribute to prince philip earned the affection of generations here in the united kingdom across the commonwealth and around the world like the expert carriage driver that he was he helped to steer the royal family and the monarchy so that remains an institution indisputably vital to the balance and happiness of our national

mr. clerk, a roll call please. >> clerk: yes. on that motion. [roll call] motion passes without objection. >> chairman: congratulations. dr. philip. we will see you at the full board of supervisors next tuesday. good luck saving us all this week. see you next week. and with that, mr. clerk, please call the next item. >> clerk: yes. item number two is there is a motion that this matter if it comes out it will be presented as a committee report. >> chairman: that is correct and as we heard last week we've had a slew of applicants for the remaining six seats. i believe one person withdrew after our meeting last monday and there are a couple of folks who we called last week that we did not hear from. i think i was clear and the committee was agreeable that if the applicant had testified last week, they would not testify again today, but there are two individuals who we called who did not testify. cloudell douglas and rubin sorrell. i would like to open it up. >> clerk: yes. i would like to ask mr. halifa if you noticed those two people have logged in. >> chairman: so that's. >> mr. chair, let's see. i'm not seeing those names. however,

parliament, mps and peers returned early to the commons to honour prince philip, where the prime minister led the tributes. though i suspect, mrplace. a big step back to normality in many parts of the uk with the easing of some key restrictions. in england, restaurants and pubs have welcomed back customers for outdoor service. the former cabinet minister and liberal democrat peer, baroness williams of crosby, has died aged 90. the government announces a review covering david cameron�*s efforts to lobby ministers on behalf of finance firm greensill capital. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, austin halewood. hello again. irish jockey rachel blackmore says she has her eyes set on winning the cheltenham gold cup next after what�*s been a remarkable month. she was named the leading jockey at this year�*s cheltenham festival, before making history as the first woman to win the grand national on saturday. well, our senior sports news reporter, laura scott, spoke to her exclusively from ireland, where she�*s in quarantine. it's it�*s been two days since her historic victory in the grand national, but rachel sti

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>> the 2010 national humanities medal to philip roth, for his contributions to american letters. mrident obama awarding a 2010 national arts and humanities medal to the prolific author, philip roth, a preeminent figure in 20th century literature. hailed a as one of america's greatest authors. roth was best known for the controversial and explicit novel, portnoy's complaints. he became only the third living writer to have his books enshrined in the library of america. he captured two national book awards, two national book's critical circle awards, three penn faulkner awards, a pulitzer prize, and the man booker international surprise. the associated press once described roth as a fierce satirist and uncompromising realist, confronting readers in a bold, direct style that scorned false sentiments or hopes or heavenly reward. a 2006 survey by "the new york times" book 1981 found in astonishing six of roth's novels among the top 22. joining us now is acclaimed author blake bailey, who is out now with a new biography of phillip roth. >> so, blake, thank you so much for being on. >> than

philip for his lifetime of service. at the houses of parliament, a moment of silence, and a tribute from the prime minister. >> i expect, mrlace. >> reporter: prince philip's grandsons and many others have said prince philip would have wanted everyone to just get on with the job that's actually what the queen plans to do once she completes her two weeks of mourning. shortly, just a couple of days, actually, after her 95th birthday, she plans to be back at work. sheinelle, savannah? >> kelly, thank you. we want to turn to emily nash, the royal editor at "hello" magazine i have to smile. >> good morning. >> everyone says the same thing, prince philip would have said, get on with it enough with all these tributes you know, he's going to have to just listen to all the wonderful words about him. what did you see in the statements from william and harry? >> well, look, i thought they were both incredibly touching, very personal messages what really lets out was the fact that these brothers have been separated by an ocean for more than a year now, but they're still very united in their memories of their grandpa. they talked about

philip, the husband ofbritain's queen elizabeth. he has died at the age of 99. >> the use of fence now by mr.yd did not cause, the debt --- his disease did-. >> died from lack of oxygen after being restrained by minneapolis police officers, at the trial of derek chauvin enters the 10th day. also, protesters and security forces battle in myanmar as the about circles on the international community to use all necessary means to protect his people. an online giant amazon sees workers at a warehouse put against a proposal to unionize. andal sport including european football governing body, confirming this summer's world 2020 will allow fans to attend the games. ♪ >> welcome to the program. our top story this hour, like they're flying at half mast in the u.k. in tributes from around the world are pouring in for prince philip, the duke of edinburgh, who died at the age of 99. queen elizabeth's husband was praised for supporting the 1000 euros market -- monarchy as it -- 1000 year old monarchy as it began to reinvent itself. he was also read size for offensive remarks, he spent seven decades at the s

pour in for prince philip the husband of britain's queen elizabeth who has died at the age of 99. 0 i maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program. mr floyd use a firm no i did not cause the duel or not restraint his heart disease did not cause the the subdual or the not restrict medical experts testify that george floyd died from a lack of oxygen after being restrained by minneapolis police officers as the trial of derrick sure that enters its 10th day. and you could protesters and security forces battle a 1000000 mark as the u.n. ambassador calls on the international community to use all necessary means to protect his people and online giant amazon seas off a landmark push to form the company's 1st union as workers it's an alabama warehouse voted against the proposal. flags are flying at half mast in the u.k. and tributes from around the world the pouring in for prince philip the juke of edinburgh who has died at the age of 99 queen elizabeth's husband was praised for supporting the 1000 year old monarchy as it began to reinvent itself in the 21st century but he was also criticized for making offensive remarks his life span nearly

philip. a friend of david cameron has said the former prime minister now believes he should have put his request for funding for greensill capital in writing. mrt access to coronavirus loans. his friend insisted no rules had been broken. brazil's president, jair bolsonaro, has accused a supreme courtjudge of "judicial activism", after he ordered an inquiry into the country's handling of the pandemic. mr bolsonaro's response to covid has been criticised as "shambolic", due to his opposition to lockdowns, mask wearing and vaccines. i will be here with dateline after the weather. before we go, tributes to the duke of edinburgh continue to be made across the world. as australians awoke on saturday to the news of his death, the prime minister, scoat morrison, said his life had been one of duty, the prime minister, scott morrison, said his life had been one of duty, service, loyalty and honour. 0ur sydney correspondent, shaimaa khalil sent this report. honouring a life of duty and service, a sign of respect for a man who for decades has had a long and enduring relationship with this country. the prime minister paid tribute to the duke of edinburgh,

philip you can bet. what it means to me is that the activities of the law enforcement officers resulted in mr floyd staff a forensic pathologist rejects defense arguments in the trial of the former policeman who is accused of murdering george floyd. leave the state next to their mars u.n. ambassador urges the international community to use all necessary means to help protect his people. and the 1st week of talks to revive the iran nuclear deal end with tehran demanding that washington remove its sanctions. prince philip the husband of the reigning british monarch queen elizabeth has dies at the age of $99.00 flags at buckingham palace a flying at half staff the royal family has entered an official mourning period or so then by his title that you have edinburgh philip spent more than 70 years at the queen's side al-jazeera story chalons takes a look now at the life and legacy of the duke of edinburgh. he was by his side throughout the longest reign of a monarch in british history the prince philip duke of edinburgh it wasn't only a marriage but the life of service to his wife queen elizabeth the 2nd born

philip adams is believed to be behind a tragic mass shooting. the left five people dead, including a prominent doctor in rock hill, south carolina. we did recover evidence at the scene that late mr to that area definitively. authorities are investigating the deaths off the 70 year old doctor, his wife and then nine and five year old girl. and children along with a 38 year old air conditioning tech, who was working at the house, a six the victim was hospitalized with serious. gunshot wounds here. police were called to the home around 4 45 wednesday afternoon. they evacuated surrounding homes on began their hours long search for the shooter. finding the suspect. and his parents nearby home. authorities spent several additional hours negotiating with him. just after midnight. he killed himself with a 45 caliber weapon. it was a single gunshot wound to the head 33 year old philip adams was reportedly treated by the doctor who was killed, although it's not clear what that treatment wasp adams played 78 games with six different teams over five seasons, talking to a local team. the station. adam's father blamed football for his son's problems, saying he was a good kid. but football mes

philip. a friend of david cameron has said the former prime minister now believes he should have put his request for funding for greensill capital in writing. mrlp the now collapsed financial firm get access to coronavirus loans. his friend insisted no rules had been broken. brazil's president, jair bolsonaro, has accused a supreme courtjudge of "judicial activism", after he ordered an inquiry into the country's handling of the pandemic. mr bolsonaro's response to covid has been criticised as "shambolic", due to his opposition to lockdowns, mask wearing and vaccines. here in the uk, the latest covid figures from the department of health for the past 2a hours have been published. there were 2,589 new coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, down from last week when there were 3,423 new coronavirus infections recorded. another 40 people have died within 28 days of a positive covid test. kate silverton will be here at 5:30 with a full round up of the day's events. but first, let's return now to those images of today's gun salute held in honour of the duke of edinburgh. church bells. gunshots. good evening. it was a cold and f

philip. a friend of david cameron has said the former prime minister now believes he should have put his request for funding for greensill capital in writing. mrus loans. his friend insisted no rules had been broken. brazil's president, jair bolsonaro, has accused a supreme courtjudge of "judicial activism", after he ordered an inquiry into the country's handling of the pandemic. mr bolsonaro's response to covid has been criticised as "shambolic", due to his opposition to lockdowns, mask wearing and vaccines. well, in the last hour we have had the latest coronavirus figures for the latest coronavirus figures for the uk. the number of infections in the uk. the number of infections in the 24 hours to saturday is 2589 people testing positive and there were 40 deaths reported in the 24 hours to saturday. those were people who had died within 28 days of receiving a positive test result for coronavirus. in all, on the vaccination front, 32,010,000 244 people have been vaccinated. 168 in the last 24 hours and, in total, 6 million people, just under 6 million... have had their second dose as well. accurate figures on the screen. accurate figures on th

philip adams is believed to be behind a tragic mass shooting. the left five people dead, including a prominent doctor in rock hill, south carolina. we did recover evidence at the scene that late, mr adams, to that area definitively authorities are investigating the deaths off the 70 year old doctor, his wife and then nine and five year old girl. and children along with a 38 year old air conditioning tech, who was working at the house, a six the victim was hospitalized with serious. gunshot wounds here. oh warning. police were called to the home around 4 45 wednesday afternoon. they evacuated surrounding homes on began their hours long search for the shooter. finding the suspect and his parents nearby home authority spent several additional hours negotiating with him just after midnight. he killed himself with a 45 caliber weapon. it was a single gunshot wound to the head 33 year old philip adams was reportedly treated by the doctor who was killed, although it's not clear what that treatment wasp adams played 78 games with six different teams over five seasons, talking to a local tv station, adam's father blamed football for his son's problems, saying he was a good kid. football m

commissioner philips disagreed with the chamber of commerce in their testimony, but regrettably they were provided with that letter just minutes before their testimony. i would be interested to know, mrcoffman, whether you have a further rebuttal to the chamber of commerce. >> at the outset they're fundamentally saying we should not be able to get money from companies unless they'd engaged in egregious fraud. so unless we meet that standard of egregious fraud we shouldn't be able to get moneyback from consumers and i think that's bad policy. the issue when consumers are deceived is not what was the mens rea, who should bear that burden, the company that deceived consumers or consumers who relied upon that company and made a deceptive purchase? it is consumers who should get their money back irrespective of the mental state of the advertisers. i could not disagree more with so many of the propositions in the chamber's letter. >> and one would ask what is nonegregious fraud? garden variety exploitation of seniors or veterans or covid sufferers. >> absolutely any advertising area. that is an area we think it would be particularly challenging. if there's a bad study -- i've seen first-ha

coverage of prince philip's funeral service tomorrow morning we'll get started at 9:30 eastern time, 6:30 pacific right here on nbc. >>> time now for another check of the weather, mrlf more snow in the rockies sunshine from l.a. up to seattle. and as far as temperatures are concerned, it is chilly throughout much of the country, the exception being southern florida, texas, on into the southwest and even into the pacific northwest where this weekend they'll see some records. as far as today's weather is concerned, rocky snow, generally sunshine along the west coast, strong storms developing down through the gulf and we're looking at a lot of snow and rain up into northern new england and a few showers across >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. live look out there in dublin, where we're starting out with sunshine and nice, cool temperatures. still only 46 but it's going to heat up fast with a mostly sunny sky. we will reach into the upper 60s and low 70s. as we go through the weekend, we will see our temperatures heating up with the inlaund valleys reaching 86. spots like gilroy and santa rosa reaching into the 80s but cooling down next week. >> and that

and mr trump and his wife go on to say that for seven decades, prince philip brought the same sense ofhe uk's chief scout, and supporter of prince's trust and royal british legion. hello. thank you so much forjoining us here on bbc news. mi; hello. thank you so much for “oining us here on bbc news.i hello. thank you so much for 'oining| us here on bbc news.i i us here on bbc news. my pleasure. i su nose it us here on bbc news. my pleasure. i suppose it will _ us here on bbc news. my pleasure. i suppose it will be _ us here on bbc news. my pleasure. i suppose it will be interesting - us here on bbc news. my pleasure. i suppose it will be interesting to i suppose it will be interesting to think about the organisations that you are involved in that he oversaw and the sort of values that those organisations exemplify, there was of an active life, of self—reliance, and of resilience. of an active life, of self-reliance, and of resilience.— of an active life, of self-reliance, and of resilience. yes, you are so riiht. and of resilience. yes, you are so right- those _ and of resilience. yes,

philip. hoda and i will be with you. we'll start at 9:30 a.m. eastern time on many of these nbc stations >>> all right. it is 7:43 let's head over to mr.r, you asked was it unusual to see this snow we're expecting through saturday throughout upstate new york, new england. albany, the last average snow april 3rd. april 12th in burlington, hartford, march 28th but it goes even into may for hartford, burlington, and albany, and the rockies are going to be looking at a lot of snow as well some places picking up to a foot of snow from jackson all the way down to colorado springs denver usually is going to get about one to three inches, one to two inches in colorado springs. cheyenne up to eight inchses of snow april 29th for denver, april 24th for colorado springs, but they can see snow into june from cheyenne into colorado springs as far as temperatures are concerned, we are looking at very chilly conditions from the plains all the way down into texas. temperatures anywhere from 20 to 10 degrees below average, but nice and warm in the east, but that will start to change as we get into thursday from burlington, louisville, below average tem

philip. a friend of david cameron has said the former prime minister now believes he should have put his request for funding for greensill capital in writing. mrl royal duties. for him, sport became an outlet for his restless energy, and prince philip proved himself to be a keen and talented competitor in a number of different sports. 0ur correspondent natalie pirks looks back at the duke's sporting life. prince philip always enjoyed sport and he often excelled at it. applause. at school he learned to love sailing and as a wedding present, he and the queen were given a dragon class yacht. the thing about going to see, you are suddenly exposed to an element which you cannot really control, you are subject to it and i think that is good for the soul, frankly. find is good for the soul, frankly. and now a change _ is good for the soul, frankly. and now a change of _ is good for the soul, frankly. and now a change of bowling from the pavilion _ now a change of bowling from the pavilion end. fits now a change of bowling from the pavilion end.— pavilion end. as an enthusiastic cricketer. _ pavilion end. as an enthusiastic cricketer, he _ pavilion end.

majesty and prince philip, and i had just been transferred to buckingham palace after the michael fagan incident, breaking into buckingham palace, and i remember the queen saying to me, mrears dealing with vice. isaid, i've been i'd spent five years dealing with vice. i said, i've been in the west end dealing with sex shops and pornographic cinemas and brothels and prostitution and gambling. good gracious me, she said, why on earth does edward need a protection officer with your qualifications? quick as a flash, prince philip said, i don't know, we are going to have some wonderful parties at cambridge. that was my first experience. and then i was with him in china when he made the famous slitty eyed comments, and he was always coming out with these inappropriate one—liners. i remember one day in the press they were saying that prince philip had made another gaffe, and i was in the car within the following day and said, i was with you all day yesterday, when did you say that? he said, i didn't, it was the sort of thing i would say so i may as well take the credit. when you work with someone like that, and he was so, so kind. 0ccasionally he would ring up my houseif 0ccas

philip". this is how the news broke in south africa. the continent is home to commonwealth and former commonwealth states. mrhe _ commonwealth states. my heart has been saddened by the death - commonwealth states. my heart has been saddened by the death of - commonwealth states. my heart has been saddened by the death of the l been saddened by the death of the prince, but you know, the old man has lived and but it is a great loss, but we just wish the family our condolences. that they may be comforted. s it is a sad, yes, because we have lost a life, but then looking at the age he was, i guess is a celebrate everything. to celebrate the prince's life and no need for crying. celebrate the prince's life and no need for crying-— celebrate the prince's life and no need for c inc. , ~ ., ., ., need for crying. resident mnangagwa of zimbabwe wrote" _ —— president. but it is the islanders of tanner in the southwest pacific who may feel the southwest pacific who may feel the deepest loss of all. some worship prince philip as the reincarnation of an ancient warrior. james reynolds, bbc news. thanks for being with us