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mrs harris actually ride yesterday meeting with the current prime minister of japan.mong the japanese public there has been growing opposition to this event. there have been many protests throughout the week and many more are planned today. many people are questioning the legitimacy of holding this as a state event, usually for the imperial family members here, and the last time that a prime minister had state funeral was 55 years ago. $11 million will be spent on it and people are questioning whether thatis people are questioning whether that is money well spent, with concerns about the cost of living, and also as someone who spoke to miss reid earlier said that money should probably be spent to help those people who have been affected by that typhoon, as well. there was one girl in her 20s said she supported the state funeral for shinzo abe you contributed greatly to the country, when he was prime minister but even after his death, opinions on him are very much split. we will be following those developments as the funeral moves into play a bit later in the day. the

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. >> harris: he lives in utopia, mr. president, an inch.biden and scott pelly wondering how he felt after the 60 minutes interview. many accusing him of throwing softball questions and president biden not catching any of them. down playing the inflation crisis. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. >> president biden gave an out of touch interview on the inflation crisis. the president argued with a straight face that the american people ought to be grateful because it could have been even worse. the president might want to talk to a couple of working americans trying to survive under his policies before he sits down for his next tv interview. >> harris: jimmy failla pointed out that scott pelly didn't ask the president a single question about the border crisis. sean duffy, it is not just what scott pelly didn't ask, that's a really -- that's for another hour. it is how the president answered the questions he was asked. >> inflation, to say it's up an inch when it's up 8.5% over the last year. in politics you can get things wrong. we came

did. 15 years ago. fewer not met fewer than the sun corps prayers last week. president harris and i spoke with mr. wise governor, well, that's the president of the united states. i think all recognition is due to his staff for the very good decision they made. everyone can see why they kept him away from t. v cameras for 200 days straight ala bobbin are it's a new york. ah, the full u. s. senate report outlining the cia torture program will not be published. this after a district of columbia court ruled that the report would compromise what it called national security. the report contains highly classified information about the c. i used attention and interrogation policies and procedures that would compromise national security for least far outweighing the public's interest. in disclosure, the report details the c i is practices are 2, are initiated after the $911.00 terrorist attacks and 2001 foreign suspects were swapped up and black site prisons around the world with only some of the apprehensions resulting in formal charges. parts of the report were leaked by a democratic senator in 2014 and

exclusive interview with chuck todd for "meet the press," vice president kamala harris saying the white house won't weigh in on whether mrtrump should be charged, but adding -- >> people are going to demand justice and they rightly do. >> josh letterman joins us now from washington and josh, ultimately, it's the judge that's going to make that final decision on the special master correct? >> reporter: that's right. judge eileen i a trump nominee and she will also decide who will foot the bill prosecutors want trump's team to pay, while mr. trump says taxpayers should pay half, tom. >> okay, josh. our thanks to you for that a programming note, you can watch more of chuck todd's exclusive interview with vice president kamala harris tomorrow on "meet the press," right here on nbc. >>> out west, parts of southern california are dealing with intense rain and punishing rain as the remnants of tropical storm kay move offshore san diego county reported record rainfall take a look at this. and as that nasty weather slammed the region, a private jet crashed off a runway at the naval air station in san diego two people onboard, the

mr. trump and the trump organization represented -- >> harris: the new york state attorney general has just announced a rather lengthy and detailed layout of the lawsuit that she is putting against donald trump, former president. some of this is really inside baseball unless it is your tax dollars in new york. some people may even accuse it of being political because we're 48 days away from the mid-term elections and both presidents, the current and past, are certainly being looked at to help candidates out. we'll see how this plays out. we will certainly cover it and will bring you highlights as they happen. the big headline is all of this is the lawsuit by the state of new york today just announced by leticia james. let's move on. for the very first time ambassador haley is with me now to react publicly and to get her response to something that is getting a ton of attention right now. a personal attack on her. critics are pushing back hard on the view's co-host sunny hostin for accusing ambassador haley of trying to hide her indian heritage. it began with the panel talking about a potenti

attended, including vice president kamala harris the decision to hold a state funeral has proved controversial, some people worry about the cost and the close links between mrrty and controversial unification church. our correspondent is in tokyo. >> shinzo abe, japan's longest-serving prime minister, ashes are carried down. a rare case of violent crime in the country. among those attending today were the u.s. vice president, kamala harris. india's prime minister manager modi -- manager modi -- nahendra modi, and others. outside, people waited for hours express condolences, but just as when he was prime minister, mr. abe's state funeral has differing opinions. >> i am paying a tribute not only for his service to the country but also the way he was killed. >> i have nothing against spending that kind of money on the country, but the money could be spent on other things, like people who are suffering where a typhoon hit. >> many protesters throughout the day, protesting the state funeral, which is usually only reserved for imperial family members. others are concerned about the 10 million pound price tag, quite the change of an outpouring of grief and sadness

vice president kamala harris and the prime mr. of india and australia.idents along florida's gulf coast are stocking up and heading out of town is hurricane in gets closer. the storm is gaining power as it heads toward florida, threatening be -- threatening to become the worst storm to hit tampa in a century. tropical storm winds could reach florida late tuesday. more than 300,000 people are expected to evacuate. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. shery: the ukraine war is in focus at the united nations general assembly after president putin renewed veiled threat of nuclear weapons. we spoke exclusively to the you ng president about what diplomacy can achieve. >> we would like to see very concrete progress and it will probably take some work time. but all 190 countries who addressed the general assembly in the last couple of days, all of them spoke about ukraine and today, during the nuclear disarmament meeting, b

mr. terms allies have been drawing comparisons to harry clinton's use of a private email service and the justice department's addition not to pursue charges. they are rejecting the comparison. on the view, she called the washington post reporting, " terrified." she says that this she was secretary of state. >> a military courier would come to my office, it would be an emergency, no time to get to the white house, he would have a briefcase locked to his wris , and he would come into my office and say, you have to look at this immediately. i would read it and sign that i have read it and it would go back into the locked box, attached to his wrist, and off he would go. >> every american should be concerned that fbi agents found dozens of empty classified folders at mar-a-lago. he was the assistant director for counterintelligence at the fbi, not a national security handler. >> nuclear secrets, house serious is this? >> these documents are among the highest value, most sensitive documents our government has. the fact that it was such an unsecure location is astonishing to those of us in the

mr. trump's lawyers insist the 11,000-plus records seized should be shielded from investigators because some are privileged. in an exclusive interview for "meet the press," nbc's chuck todd asked vice president harris investigation. >> what do you say to the argument that it would be too divisive for the country to prosecute a former president? >> i think that our country is the country that has gone through different periods of time where the unthinkable has happened and where there has been a call for justice. and justice has been served >> reporter: that investigation the backdrop ahead of the november midterms now less than two months away president biden today in battleground ohio with a competitive senate race this fall touting the $280 billion bipartisan package he recently signed to transform the u.s. semiconductor industry >> the industrial midwest is back. >> reporter: still top republicans blame president biden for record high inflation. >> have the democrats stopped spending no i mean, just every month there's a new spending bill. this is hurting poor families, people on fixed income i'm fed up with these guys >> reporter: as for the investigation both the doj and mr. trump's lawyers ha

a us citizen accused of causing the death of teenage motorcyclist harry dunn by dangerous driving will be heard in court on thursday. mron in northamptonshire in august 2019. anne sacoolas had diplomatic immunity asserted on her behalf by the us administration and left the uk, prompting a diplomatic row between the two countries. the trial of felecian kabuga is due to start in the hague later. he's one of the last main suspects to be tried over the 1994 rwandan genocide. he's charged with genocide and crimes against humanity for his alleged role in the slaughter of about 800,000 people. mr kabuga, who's in his late eighties, has pleaded not guilty. an environmental activist was killed every two days over the last decade. that's according to the global witness report that says more than 1,700 people died while trying to prevent fossilfuel extraction and mining on their lands. it attributes the rise to the growing global demand for commodities, combined with the rise of authoritarian governments. the european union has promised there will be a "robust" response if evidence emerges of deliberate intention to damage gas su

harris and i 19. thank you very much. trisha was to permit mr. wise guy over here. well, that's the president of the united states. i think all recognition is due to his staff for the very good decision they made. everyone can see why they kept him away from t. v cameras for 200 days straight ala bobbin r t new york. the same interview deeply infuriated china as president by then directly said that the u. s. were defend taiwan with military action if it was attacked, contradicting yet again, america is a longstanding one. china policy but would us horses to send the island? yes, if in fact there was an impression on an attack. us forces us men and women would defend taiwan in the event of a chinese invasion. yes. may fall yellow yet. join us remarks seriously violate the one china principal and the provisions of the 3 us china joint communiques breached the u. s. commitment so to not support tie one's independence and send a severely wrong signal to the separatist forces of taiwan independently. see that china strongly deplores and rejects it and is made solemn comp

mr. johnson and ms. harris i have great hope for you know may be catching [inaudible]. both of them are still moving with incredible verb and vigor late in their -- it was love low and thank you, commission for honoring david johnson in this way. >> the item is called music every where. earlier this month our most amounted your low events was held at golden gate park marking the return to the normally scheduled august time slot. left year it was pushed october due to pandemic setbacks. outside landses contributed 31 million dollars to our budget since 2008 enabling you to hire a full time gardener. maintain open spaces and offer scholarships to recreation programs. the festival weekend infused the city's economy with estimated 71 million dollars a needed jolt. and then the past saturday free out door festival at the jerry garcia theatre in honor of the 20th jerry day. the grateful dead's legacy history has been intwined with magic of music since the 1967 in golden gate park the popular stern grove music festival the longest rung out door music vest valin the bay area co

political leaders from across the world will gather to remember mr abe, who was shot dead during an election rally injuly. us vice—president kamala harrisr of king charles iii has just been revealed by buckingham palace. it was personally chosen by the king, from a range of designs produced by the college of arms. the monogram will appear on government buildings, state documents and on some post boxes in the coming months and years. there is a separate version of the cypher for scotland, which features the scottish crown. work has started to remove the tens of thousands of floral tributes left to honour queen elizabeth in green park and hyde park in london. they'll be taken to kensington palace gardens, where they'll be used as compost. luxmy gopal reports. an outpouring of grief and love for the queen. a carpet of flowers in tributes. a week on from her majesty's funeral this fragrant shrine at green park will in turn give new flowers life after a fitting final horse—drawn journey. what all of our green waste in the royal parks tends to get composted, shredded and composted, then you reused in all of ourflower and shrub beds across all

leaders from across the world will gather to remember mr abe who was shot dead during an election rally injuly. the us vice—president kamala harrised to be at the service. live now to tokyo and mariko oi. way back its fair to sayjust over the last few weeks we have seen opposition to the state funeral growing and pulse adjusting, more than half of the countries population are now against it. yes absolutely it _ population are now against it. yes absolutely it is _ population are now against it. yes absolutely it is fair to say that the mood has changed since the assassination in earlyjuly. as you said the state funeral for the former prime minister in the also the longest serving prime minister will take place this afternoon starting at 2pm local time. that is the building with a life green roof this is as close as we can get due to tight security. four and a half thousand guests are expected to attend including some 700 overseas gas as well as firm and ambassadors to japan including kamala harris arriving yesterday meeting with the current prime minister ofjapan will stop it is being dumped funeral diplomacy over these few days.

. >> yeah, think about how long mrs seven decades of visits with american presidents from harry truman to joe biden. the queen rarely involved herself in politics. but she did make sure the relationship between great britain and its closest allies stayed strong. in nineteen fifty seven , she met president dwight eisenhower and went on to meet with almost every us president for the next seventy years. that meant in inviting sitting presidents and their families to buckingham palace for handshakes, dancing and raising a glass. the public loved seeing the queen interacting with american presidents, and she knew the importance of these visits during a trip to the george w. bush white house in twenty seven for a fourth state dinner. >> she said, quote, if the atlantic unites, not divides us , ours is a partnership always to be reckoned with in the defense of freedom and the spread of prosperity. that is the lesson of my lifetime administrations in your country and governments in mine may come and go, but united we must always remain. and president ronald reagan visited windsor castle back i

. >> harris: what is your reaction to that? >> i think mr. kirby is misinformed on this.t want to do a quick check. republicans have supported giving the border patrol what they specifically asked for for about 30 years, a permanent barrier. and then in places where you cannot have a barrier, give them the technology that is necessary to sur veil that border. also give them more agents and officers to handle the influx that they're seeing right now. but getting that wall up or barrier and having remain in mexico. not allowing this open border. not pretending that the border is secure when it is not, which is what this administration is doing. harris, what this does is cause people to look at it and say you have lost your moral authority on this issue because these people coming across this border are being subjected to drugs, to sex trafficking, they are physically, emotionally, sexually abused and you don't care about that. and when joe biden seems to say well, we're doing them a favor by keeping the border open, no you are not. you're ruining a lot of lives. and then yo

leaders from across the world will gather to remember mr abe who was shot dead during an election rally injuly. the us vice—president kamala harris to be at the service. officials in haiti are calling the current situation there a "humanitarian catastrophe" after two weeks of violence and looting. protests that began two weeks ago when prime minister ariel henry announced a fuel price hike, have descended into widespread unrest, with the country's gangs said to be exacerbating the violence. the country's warehouses of humanitarian aid from abroad are among sites targeted by thieves, with an estimated $5 million of goods now missing. earlier, i spoke to independentjournalist harold issac who was in port au prince. i asked how he was even managing to speak to us because of power cuts. we have to play smart. we personally have not received any power from the utility in weeks because of the protests have slammed a good chance of the grid and i have to rely mainly on solar power for that and it only covers that much. so it is not easy to be communicating.- so it is not easy to be communicating. so it is not easy to be communicatinu. ,

are set to attend, including us vice president kamala harris and indian prime minister narendra modi. in the last few weeks however, opposition to mrduring his eight years in power, mr abe illegally trashed japan's pacifist constitution. from tokyo rupert wingfield—hayes reports. shouting. shinzo abe does not deserve a state funeral. most of these people are pacifists. they believe that when he was prime minister, mr abe trashed japan's pacifist constitution, and that he did so illegally without a proper vote. translation: abe made japan able to go to - warand fight again. that is why i'm against abe and his state funeral. after his killing injuly, there was an outpouring of sympathy forjapan's longest—serving prime minister. but when it was announced he would be given a state funeral, the mood changed. i'm actually surprised that the opposition to the state funeral has gone up so much more. you know, as the weeks passed, and now it's like over 60% of the people. i think it has most to do with the fact that abe is seen as somebody who is not accountable to his people. and so whatever he did, he did it against the constitutional pri

harris administration. and that is a beautiful thing. mr. speaker, i rise in recognition of hispanic heritage month. the massachusetts seventh is one of the most diverse districts in the country due in large part to the rich hispanic and latinx people who live there. the colombians and ecuadorians in east boston and chelsea. the dominicans and puerto ricans and cubans in jamaica plain in the south end, the mexicans and brazilians. many of these champions are on the front lines of fights that matter not just for their own community but for our very humanity. they are justice seekers, movement builders, and given the number of service men and women and veterans, they are defenders of democracy and freedom. and their sweat equity makes our country stronger and our policymaking more informed. i'm proud to call them partners in the work to build a more just and equitable world because, mr. speaker, it's a story of america is one of progress, then we owe it to the collective power, resilience, and collective advocacy of our hispanic and latinx siblings. to those in massachusetts and across the country and

are set to attend. including us vice president kamala harris and indian prime minister narendra modi. in the last few weeks however, opposition to mrsay during his eight years in power, mr abe illegally trashed japan's pacifist constitution. from tokyo rupert wingfield—hayes reports. shouting. the message from these protesters is simple. shinzo abe does not deserve a state funeral. most of these people are pacifists. they believe that when he was prime minister, mr abe trashed japan's pacifist constitution, and that he did so illegally without a proper vote. translation: abe made japan able to go to - warand fight again. that is why i'm against abe and his state funeral. after his killing injuly, there was an outpouring of sympathy forjapan's longest—serving prime minister. but when it was announced he would be given a state funeral, the mood changed. i'm actually surprised that the opposition to the state funeral has gone up so much more. you know, as the weeks passed, and now it's like over 60% of the people. i think it has most to do with the fact that abe is seen as somebody who is not accountable to his people. and so whatever

mr. president, for inviting us to the white house. thank you to vice president harriseaker pelosi, and all of my great colleagues. thank you for being here. is new york in the house? it is such a pleasure to be here. we are here to talk about things that matter to families, lowering costs, creating jobs, and helping them make ends meet. what are the mega republicans doing today? introducing national bans on abortion. just unbelievable. the day president biden took office and democrats assumed the majority in the senate, i promised we would work with him to tackle the biggest challenges facing our country. today, we are here to affirm that the promises democrats made are now promises democrats have kept. [applause] and we are going to keep going. the inflation reduction act passed by congress last month ago will go down as one of the most important legislative beats in decades. thanks to this bill, americans will see their energy costs come down. they will see drug costs go down, especially for seniors on medicare. we are going to create millions of good paying jobs for

the son of course. president harris last week. president harris and i because how could i mean with thank you very much for trisha and farmers mr. wise guy over here? well, that's the president of the united states. i think all recognition is due to his staff for the very good decision they made. everyone can see why they kept him away from tv cameras for 200 days, straight ala bobbin arts, a new york. that's all for now. be sure to check out our t. v dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour. ah, ah, ah, ah. mm. mm mm hm. welcome to was a part of the heroes journey. one of the most recurrent mythological themes in human history invariably brings the protagonist back to where the old began cooling time and time. again, that's what had been searched for, was already inside. this archetype and pattern now manifests itself in this deep rise in russia's domestic travel. as russians faced with visit restrictions in the west let to explore the reaches of their own country. does every journey indeed leave home? well, to discuss that, i am now joined by bugs on bullets, a

we've got more dismal numbers in the polls for joe biden, the latest harvard harris poll has 59 mrs. proving of the president, 36% say they approve of biden's job on inflation while 37% approve of his handling of the economy. joining me now is the harris poll chairman, the chairman of the takin stagwell group, mark s here with all of the info. great to see you. thanks very much for joining me. give us your sense of where the polling today, what can you tell us in terms of what you're seeing. >> well, we're seeing very little movement in the president's ratings. he's overall at 41, as you said in the 30s with some of the major issues. the voters are really concerned about inflation, crime, immigration, and democratic voters are concerned about abortion and that's come up. we're still seeing very close numbers in the midterms. there are a lot of voters who don't like joe biden who are still hanging on to the democrats here in the midterms, at least that's what they're telling us pollsters. and whether or not that's the case or they're really going to vote on the almost 70% that see the

leaders from across the world will gather to remember mr abe who was shot dead during an election rally injuly. the us vice—president kamala harrise mood has definitely - weeks has in there? absolutely the mood has definitely shifted| the mood has definitely shifted since he was assassinated in earlyjuly will stop at the time it was more sombre but since then there has been growing opposition, many protests throughout the week including last night. many people questioning the legitimacy of holding a state funeral using taxpayer money especially because the government has said they would spend some 11 million us dollars. of course the cost of living being a huge concern for many but also people being hit by a typhoon and facing blackouts. some people were saying that money should be spent elsewhere. somebody was tweeting earlier that schools in this area had to be closed so the children how to study remotely and if your child is really small than a parent has to take a day off of work. so there are many different reasons why people are a set about it. also the fact that he is only the second part minister to have a state funeral i

mr. pence that elected joe biden and kamala harris. we pray to god we will never see january 6 again, never again, never the violence, brutality of our police officers, the death that occurred, the innocent lives lost. we hope never again. we have done some good things. there is such a lit annie of them. i am delighted to have passed the stop human trafficking school zones, legislation that i authored, that we have fixed the terry fix to ensure justice for those who were not able to come appropriately under the reduction of sentencing dealing with crack and cocaine. i'm glad to have been able to push the violence against victims of crime act to ensure better handling of victims of crime. at the same time -- mr. speaker, the house is not in order and off the floor, but it is certainly pretty loud -- i believe that it is important to assure that the american people know that we are, in fact, working hard for them. and so the many amendments to help hcbu's that i offered, the many important elements of the appropriation including more dol

harris. but the decision to hold a state funeral proved divisive — with some people worried about the cost, and about the close links between mrondent rupert wingfield hayes reports from tokyo. it is hard to imagine what this must have been like for akie abe, shinzo abe's widow. amid her own private grief with so many looking on. it was her lonely task to carry her husbands ashes into his state funeral. among the many eulogies that followed perhaps the most heartfelt came from mr abe close political ally and successor yoshihide suga. translation: | spent- all those years with you in the prime minister office i was so happy through good times and bad i will say this repeatedly prime minister shinzo abe you were a true leader of our countryjapan. this funeral was not without controversy. opinion polls show around 60% of japanese people did not want it to happen. but as the dignitaries gathered inside on the streets outside, long lines began to form. of ordinary japanese people wanting to be part of it. wanting to show their feelings. he is a big icon in japan and i love him. i want to show respect, love everything. ilove him. al

mr. wilson: last week, vice president harris said the southern border is secure. the reality is more threatening and absurd. over three million illegal aliens have crossed. this is three times the illegal crossings compared to last august when donald trump was president. there are 66 train murderers from the terrorist watch list. and others have invaded in the last year and admitted by the department ofhomeland security. biden and the democrats are responsible for a national security crisis due to the open border with american families at greater risk. in conclusion we will not forget 9/11 and god bless our troops who successfully protected the united states and moves from a safe haven in afghanistan to america. god bless ukranian victory. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. raskin: by direction of the committee on rules i call up house resolution 1372. resolved, that upon adoption of this resolution it shall be in order to consider in the house the bill h.r. 8873, to amend title united states code, to r

mr. that's enough. we're no longer interested in a union with the russians, so we don't have to abide by the agreements with them. we need to make the alter records non existent, harry truman who, that the is need, the red army in the far east, where the one and a half 1000000 strong quinton army is waiting. the us and britain had a hard time retaking several islands from japan and would welcome some help with a japanese read the most was the idea that the soviet might come into the pacific war. truman understood this solid assures that the russians are coming in on schedule. true rights, it is. diary test dollar will be in the jap war by august. 15th finney japs when that occurs. ah, the invincible cleanser anatomy was able to hold out for just 20 days with the red armies outstanding, manchurian operation ended in complete victory. ah, been those of a new military reasons for it. to russia like a saki bond who the bomb was not actually dropped on japan. it was dropped on the soviet union as a warning of what's going to have the soviets, if they interfered with america as post war plants. ah. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy e

illegal guns and the progress we made with the biden harris administration to get comprehensive gun reform is a step in the right direction, absolutely. >> mrknow well that republicans have sort of cast themselves as the party of law and order. that's been their branding for many years, decades even. some americans associate the republicans as tougher on crime here. what can democrats do in these waning weeks before the midterms to try to rewrite that narrative, to better impress upon americans they have a plan and know how to combat the issues. they point to a lot of dell cat tick run cities from seattle to san francisco where crime is a serious issue to say nothing of the lack of housing and homelessness. >> i would say this, peter. democratic party has the right message on crime and cleveland, we're showing america how to get it done. we're leading the most progressive police reform agenda in the country but we're also supporting law enforcement by paying our cops more but also, we're doing the hard work of reimagining public safety like better investments and mental health support to truly address the root causes of violent crime. so as

pollutant has fewer options to, to pull back as well, and the harris thank you very much indeed for to hunter. thank you. you're welcome rushes for mr. told you in general, somebody that his country had no choice but to invade ukraine. so again, ralph criticized western nations for what he called a grotesque fear of russia. you don't want, especially incapacity of western countries to negotiate. and the continued war by the key regime against their own people, left us with no choice but to recognise the independence of the desk and the people's republic and start a special military operation to protect the russian and other people in dunbar. and so we acted to remove the threats against our security, which nato had been consistently creating in ukraine at our borders. alfred jones, as live from the united nations in new york. so no sign of any kind of changes, mood, music coming from lover off at very much naught . it is so gay, lover of repeating the narrative that has come out of moscow since february the 24th, when vladimir putin announced the special military operation in ukraine. what was interesting is that the euclidean seat

mr. doug emhoff, second gentleman of the united. good morning. i'm very honored to be here on behalf of president biden, vice president harris, our entire. to honor our veterans and also to honor the strength of the united states and republic korea alliance. i'm also joined here by our great national security advisor, my friend jake sullivan. general jalili, thank you so for the work that done, i know this was not easy, but you did it and you did it for all of. so thank you, general, for all your work. we have many esteemed leaders from our military. we have of congress from the and from the house we've got administration folks. so thank you all for coming here as well this means a lot to this relationship for this highest toric historic dedication ceremony, for this wall of remembrance. like the other speakers, i want to first start by thanking the heroes that we have among us, our veterans. i see a lot of you out here. thank you, veterans from the united states and korea, your families who always supported you, our gold star families and the active members of the military. thank you all for your service. and thank all for being here to

mrs. peter townsend, somebody br brought up like she has, this is not a very alluring prospect. for three weeks they are harriedeir minds. >> it sank into frantic sensationalism and it turned into a circus. >> whenever prince margaret went to open a -- or something, people crowded, go on, maggie, marry him anyway. >> at this stage it was still asked, will they become engaged? >> royal duty and consideration for her sister's position comes into her feelings very strongly. she wouldn't knowingly do anything that would damage the queen or damage the idea of the monarchy. >> prince margaret wavered, i think, one moment she thought, the next she thought she couldn't, you know? >> finally, on october the 31st, 1955, prince margaret issues a statement. >> we are interrupting programs for a special announcement. i would like it to be known that i have decided not to marry group captain peter townsend. mindful of the church's teaching that christian marriage is indissolvable, i have resolved to put these considerations before any others. >> i think there was a sadness for a long time after that. i mean, i always think t

harris. but the decision to hold a state funeral has proved controversial, with some people worried about the cost, and about the close links between mrorrespondent, mariko 0i, reports from tokyo. akie abe, the widow ofjapan's longest serving prime minister, carries his ashes to his state funeral. 4,500 people attended to pay respect to shinzo abe, who was shot dead injuly in a rare case of violent crime in the country. among those attending today were the us vice president kamala harris, india's prime minister narendra modi and the uk's former prime minister theresa may. outside, a long queue of people also waited for hours to express their condolences, butjust as when he was prime minister, mr abe's state funeral has divided opinion. translation: i'm about to pay for a tribute to mr abe - because of his contribution to the country, but also to the way he was killed. translation: i have nothing against spending that much . money for the country, but the money can be spent on other things, like people who are suffering in shizuoka, where a typhoon hit. many protests took place throughout the day questioning the legitimacy of a state f

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