ben: mum. so far, she's only made us late. mum. lectured me about how to look after dad. mum.and now she's taking him for stupidly long walks... mum, you're hurting the rabbit. you're squeezing it too hard. ohh. well. well, um, well done for noticing, ben. why don't you go and... check out the sheep-racing? okay. see? because of angela, this rabbit nearly got injured. it's hardly angela's-- what? nothing. there you go. be quick. she thinks ben has got a syndrome. well, a little git syndrome, maybe. but if she thinks that after one day, then... maybe she's right. people think all naughty children have a syndrome these days, don't they? it's just so the parents can pretend it's not their fault. so ben's our fault? i didn't mean that. anyway, he can't be our fault, 'cause the other two are fine. yeah. she said jake's a depressive. good god, she didn't, did she? oh, look, i shouldn't have said anything. no, but if she thinks that after just one day...! i still think he's being... he's not being bullied. what a pair we are, listening to what angela thinks! blimey, we'll be feng shu

mum, can you guarantee that we're definitely not-- oi!ee we're definitely not gonna lose the house? yes. it's not like that. we're just a bit short of money at the moment. we can't even afford a cup of tea. what do you mean? well, one day, me and mummy were walking down the street, and there was a man sitting on the pavement with his dog. a very nice dog, actually. and he asked, "do you have enough money for a cup of tea?" and mum said, "no." yeah, but i didn't exactly mean-- well, he looked thirsty. i'm sure he was thirsty. ben, can you-- ben, you don't understand. mum was lying so that she didn't have to give the man money. no, i wasn't lying-- ben: then why did you tell him we couldn't? we can afford a cup of tea. so you were lying. she lies and she murders mice. karen, i think we need to set the mouse...thing to one side. all we mean is... that we just have to be a bit more careful with money at the moment. and i'm...looking for another job. ( phone rings ) oh. and you lot can all help with the little things like... mum: hi, dad! eati

mum, what can i do? ben got to crack eggs. jesus. aah. ben and eggs...why? well... mum! you can count the plates in the dining room. angela only eats free-range organic chicken, doesn't she? ( inaudible response ) i'm glad you invited her, though. yeah, yeah, i know. i have been a bit hard on her. i mean, it's not an easy thing to come and look after dad. i spoke to him this morning-- daddy. hmm? you've put the forks the wrong way around. have i? what on the table? you put them like that, and they're supposed to go like that. and what will happen if it do do it wrong? will the planet earth disappear into a black hole? actually some scientists think that might happen. if the particle accelerator in switzerland recreates the big bang, then it forms a huge black hole, and the whole solar system could be sucked into it. well, that'll play havoc with house prices. is absolutely everything made out of atoms? yep, everything. am i made out of atoms? yeah. everything is. are shadows? that's an interesting one. um, well, shadows are an absence of light, so i suppose... are dreams

my mum liked him. did she? no, colin-- colin's not here. what about that one that was friends with the queen? sorry? friends with the queen. he was friends with the queen. you know. um... he's friends with the queen. he's a guest of her majesty. right. right, no. no, he-- he's not here. is he at buckingham palace? no, he's not at buckingham palace! my mummy didn't like him. so-- so, your mummy and daddy were discussing my taste in boyfriends, were they? yes. right. who's ulrika? i don't know what i would do if i was attacked by a polar bear, ben. bleed to death, probably. sit there. there's place by your mother. no, there isn't. yes, there is. no, there isn't. look. there's quite obviously a space next to you. why next to me? why next to me? budge on. come on. move up here, and he can sit-- ben: ow. sue: shh. this brings back so many memories of my wedding day. crowded church, everyone in their finery. and jane! oh, jane was so beautiful. breathtaking, she was. dad. mum's name was joan. i know! but she had this gorgeous friend called jane.

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it's all about making it easier for mum. she's confuse and doesn't know what to give her children and has little to afford. >> tom: are you talking with the mickey check strategy that will brand healthy food in the grocery aisle. >> i believe that's the trajectory and disney has shown it can manage assets and acquiring those it needs. here's a situation that's a new market but i believe it can pull it off. what more do you want, mum, disney a brand we all trust and now you have a character that is literally going to give you the confidence that this is good for your child. >> tom: is the role traditionally held by a government agency quite honestly. >> i think it's the role of brands. big brands we've been requesting and michelle obama said have responsibility and consumer brands, environment brands, they have that role. they have that place and they are trying. they are trying. we know they are but in that malleaux confusion are running rampant. >> tom: thank you, sir. >> thank you, sir. >> tom: we also have this on food. t

well, i'll solve it the mum's way.he israelis, "i'm not interested in who started it." would you like to reconsider? ( phone ringing ) place your bets. who's it going to be? veronica? your dad? someone from india who can save us lots of money? hello? oh, mrs. thompson? jake's form teacher. yeah, well, no, we had noticed that jake was a bit subdued at the moment, yeah, but, um, i think we know why that is, though. a friend of his, his parents have split up, and he's... oh. i see. what kind of bullying? one day they're going to find that woman dead with her blackberry shoved down her throat. the school said they would deal with it. i'm going to go in there tomorrow-- no, dad, please, dad. don't! please, dad! do you believe in god? um...

mum. mum. mum. culture is that so much money is going to be made in a lot of the players look it was the era of the greenback finally coming to an end with china and japan now trading with each other in their own currencies is the international monetary fund. fear spreading across syria over the weekend reportedly leaves dozens dead this is moscow continues pushing for an international conference to resolve the crisis and the u.n. admits neither side is sticking to the peace plan. madrid asked the eurozone for one hundred billion euros to shore up struggling banks and becomes the largest economy yet to seek a plan lets pain avoid additional cuts imposed from the outside as happened in the case of greece ireland and portugal. boosting trade tackling the crisis in the middle east eurasia is too big his country cement their partnership this week as russian president vladimir putin visits china. more news in about fifteen minutes but first sports. hello welcome along with the world of sports hey it's wh

mum. could speak. to. her. mum i wish i. lived her mum is good at least. her just seem to. come out of. very little. sleep. sleep. sleep sleep. sleep . well into the future science technology innovation all the news developments from around russia we've got the future covered. america's defense chief has resumes touting his arms catalog around the edge of pacific region with india that latest sales targets the internets and stories now often seen by experts as a red rag to china the same time fired up all sports. and other high ranking u.s. official state clinton to the south caucasus who done a lot of advisory firm country risk solutions for things and there is less concerned with security and well with shifting power in the region that our secretary of state clinton is looking to achieve the in the caucasus what america is trying to achieve more overall around the world and that is to continue to enhance its image and its ability to influence what's going on in the region the caucuses have been largely ignored by america for a great deal of time and now that there's a res

listening to stories both people like mum and. peacemakers in israel and the work that they've done gives me hope and i think that all of saying what ordinary citizens can do make a difference and i feel that i can try. to prevent the young people from feeling a sense of powerlessness the pacifists remind them of the long who say that made their country nuclear free and under neither confirm nor deny you can feel the pride in me that we had governments and politicians prepared to go on those boats to go out there and actually protest i mean it was something we did as ordinary citizens working with governments you've got a partnership model that is unusual i think right around the world you know with little to notice it took another twelve years to get along a government that actually ran on a nuclear ticket and won. and then it was consolidated by the stupidity of the french in thinking that they would somehow stop this problem by bombing remember warrior and what it did instead was it absolutely cemented it hope it's not just gre

mum just see the mountain and. her. mind i'm a little out of the. sixth. with the end of the war and the going away of the soviet union many people thought that nuclear weapons disappeared. the risk is not zero that something might be going off by. especially a lot of the weapons on hair trigger a lot. of the victims to use it. but you know if you keep spending a trillion dollars a year. you're going to blow everybody you know people are dying from these weapons but until we actually see if people don't wake up to. the firepower of the second world war this second sound is the equivalent. of the world's nuclear arsenal today. sorry and technology innovation. development from russia we've. covered. brighton if you move from funds to parachutes. nice for instance on t.v. don't come. to. pass a version of you in syria government forces find dozens of women and children butchered in a hotel style slaughter once again coinciding with a high profile appearance of. touching sore points local political attention shifted eastwards as president bush meets iranian an

i have this funny memory of mum buying me a greenpeace sticker that you put on your window and it was of the rainbow warrior and the fit that terrorism kidnapped in. on a party that was on a peaceful mission and really sort of shocked my idea of living in a safe country i think it's the younger generation that teaching the next generation the legacy of hunt's really that i think that we have given young people . twenty is since we actually passed the rule and we want a young people to know about the law because any was only four when the law was passed. on the old haitians as if i could see it it's a taste and this will cause us. nothing and that's. what. i have a feeling this is the best. thing for the. mother and the sickest people in the family to think they knew that he is all right now they're. listening to the stories both people about mum and peacemakers in israel and the work that they've done it gives me hard. and i think that order of saying what ordinary citizens can do and make a difference and i feel that i can try. to prevent the young people from feeling a sense of powe

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i have this funny memory of mum buying a greenpeace sticker that you put on your window and it was of the rainbow warrior and the fake terrorism kidnapped by in harbor on a part that was on a peaceful mission and really sort of shocked my idea of living in a safe country i think it's the younger generation now teaching the next generation the legacy of hump really that i think that we have given young people especially on a policy because twenty is since we actually passed the rule and we want a young people to know about the war because any was only four when the law was passed. and the old patients had survived the bad effects of chasing most workers. and there is a sense. i have a feeling. it is. that they will think that this this whole thing here that if all this. listening to the stories of people like mum and peacemakers and israel and the work that they've done is make it hard and i think that all of same what ordinary citizens can do bike a difference and i feel that i can try. to prevent the young people from feeling a sense of powerlessness the pacifists remind them of the

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mum will. ultimately be mummy good luck. mum just see. it in. her. mind i'm a little. so. please. please. just say. c. m c c. you're watching auti the headlines for you america tightens its noose around you in the sun for the f.b.i. . cursing his contacts and parent attempts to gather dirt on the world's most famous whistleblower. eastern union putin is in china to pick up economic turps moscow and beijing continue to read from the same page when it comes to world politics. and egypt's muslim brotherhood sides with moves from protest mubarak's execution you to sweep aside the presidential election rival before anyone even votes. coming up next r.t. talks of in subramaniam is a senior fellow at the center for global development he gives his predictions on who holding the reins of power in the too distant future. i'm sitting down with arvind subramanian leading economist fellow at the peterson institute for international economics and the center for global development his book is called eclipse living in the shadow of china's economic dominance and here you say president obama bowin

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thanks so mum. >>> coming up stocks tumble, twitter trips up and what you absolutely never want to see on your utility bill. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, abraham lincoln what? the creative plot behind one new film at the box office. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. afghan security forces cared out a counter attack at a lakeside hotel which taliban militants had taken over. while 18 civilians were freed, 12 were among the 17 people killed. >>> president obama accepted the resignation of commerce secretary john bryson who stepped down less than two weeks after suffering a seizure and multiple car accidents. >>> house speaker john boehner demanded thursday that they turn over documents or he said the house will proceed with a content vote next week against attorney general holder. in response to the pursuit of those documents led by a republican-led house committee. >>> bell lowe knocks. the circus daredevil with the foot-high red h

. >> sandusky is facing a mun mum sentence of 60 years in prison. maximum of more than 400 years. >>> we have an update in the case of a southern california man caught on tape hitting his stepson with a belt a korgd to imperial valley press, anthony sanchez charged with felony child abuse. it was a nab weighbor who filme sanchez beating the boy after the boy dropped a baseball. the neighbor posted the video on youtube and turned it over to police. sanchez resigned from his job as state water agency director. the video is difficult to watch. lawyers say charges are out of proportion especially for some one without a criminal record. >>> a community cam together to honor a marine who died in combat. in the shadow of the danville veterans memorial building the simple statue stands as a powerful reminder of the cost of war. ♪ amazing >> today a bronze battlefield cross was dedicated to a young marine who died in afghanistan. >> what an amazing sight this is. >> arne corral's son, lance corporal joshua corral known as chachi by friend and family. >> we a

tabloid may buzz about kate standing but the palace today was l mum. >> in terms of higher arcy how did that work? does quen choice. >> in practice royal author student tells me the royal navy only courtesy is to the queen but there are rules which spell out exactly who out rank who. it gets really complicated when add husbands. take kate and camp la. if p.m. is there then camp la shoes courtesy to there he out rains his. steady on both feet then right foot forward and left foot back and you go down very gentlemanly not too far because that's when you lose your balance. >> then one would shape the queen hand. >> yes don't pull her over. >> not as easy as it looks. by the way if she's queen 1 day she will need to courtesy to anyone. >> state lawmaker giving fire safety in the lake tahoe basin. 5 years after the devastating angora fryer. that blaze destroyed 240 homes in two thousand 7. state senator sets says wildfire only improved since then. he says 60 of the 90 recommendation made by the blue rib bob pan that he will investigate the fire has been implemented and 30 remaining 10 are st

tabloid may buzz about kate standing but the palace today was l mum. >> in terms of higher arcy how did that work? does quen choice. >> in practice royal author student tells me the royal navy only courtesy is to the queen but there are rules which spell out exactly who out rank who. it gets really complicated when add husbands. take kate and camp la. if p.m. is there then camp la shoes courtesy to there he out rains. steady on both feet then right foot forward and left foot back and you go down very gentlemanly not too far because that's when you lose your balance. >> then one would shape the queen hand. >> yes don't pull her over. >> not as easy as it looks. by the way if she's queen 1 day she will need to courtesy to anyone. >> state lawmaker giving fire safety in the lake tahoe basin. 5 years after the devastating angora fryer. that blaze destroyed 240 homes in two thousand 7. state senator sets says wildfire only improved since then. he says 60 of the 90 recommendation made by the blue rib bob pan that he will investigate the fire has been implemented and 30 remaining 10 are still

. >> a judge will sentence jerry sandusky 90 days from now, he faces 442 years as a hacks mum. still determined to try to stop that is defense lawyer joe amendola. last week he said he would be shocked if his client was convicted. tonight he's thinking about an appeal. why? >> we had a lot of material that we didn't have sufficient time to review prior to start of the trial. and actually, until we go through those materials again and until we have an opportunity to talk with one of our experts who was unable to testify in this case, we really won't know what issues are involved in those particular matters. >> can you give us any sense of what jerry sandusky said to you, his demeanor as he left? >> he was resolved in this case. this is not a surprise. the surprise would have been that jerry sandusky would have been acquitted of all or most of the charges filed against him. we said from the very beginning that there was a tidal wave of opinion on november 5 of last year when he was first charged that he was guilty. that was from the public among the media. and we were fighting th

charles, his sister, anne, with mum and dad at balmoral.ral epic, much of it filmed by the queen and prince philip themselves. >> she wields the camera. >> i think the queen has more talent than people give her credit for. >> we would get down for the winter, as well. but this is summertime. >> reporter: beach vacations in england. prince philip, joining in the fun. and this photograph was taken in the hours before elizabeth was crowned queen. >> a little 4 1/2-year-old prince charles running beside her, holding her hand. we're reminded, she's not just the queen. she's a mother. >> now, we're back inside buckingham palace. the crown was agony by then opinion it was incredibly heavy. that's why, you know, she had to practice so much wearing it. i remember mamma coming in. and wearing the crown, for practicing. that's a vivid memory. >> reporter: a memory from 60 years ago. this morning, before sunrise, a full rehearsal of the fabulous celebration that will mark his mum's 60 years on the throne. >> the diamond jubilee i think gives us a chanc