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. ♪♪ in the 11th century, when the muslim arabs were tossed out by the christian normans, the normansan civilization grander yet, building monumental norman churches. this massive church, so richly ornamented, shows the glory of that age. ♪♪ ancient columns and capitals, gifted by the pope to bolster his southern border of christendom, were shipped here all the way from rome. ♪♪ the church was built to show off the power of the norman king, william ii, shown here boldly standing while being crowned by christ. the interior is famous for its exquisite 12th-century mosaics. each panel tells a story from the bible. there's adam and eve being tempted by the serpent, angels climbing jacob's ladder, and noah building his ark and filling it with animals. ♪♪ it was designed to function as a bible storybook. for centuries, early christians debated whether or not images were appropriate in church. to solve this controversy, called the iconoclastic controversy, a pope called a convention -- the council of nicaea in the 8th century. the result -- images are okay if they teach the christian message

. >> norman was at the beginning of his career, was looking to find a show that he could really make to a british series called "'til death do us part." >> it was about a bigoted father. i said holy moly, that's the way i grew up. and i knew i had a show. >> take one! >> they shot the pilot at abc. featured carol o'connor and gene stapleton as archie and edith bunker. >> we don't see any evidence of god. >> that's right, daddy. >> i know we had a couple of pinkos in the house, i didn't know we had a pair of atheists! >> it was not well received by abc. they watched it and felt there wasn't the chemistry there. >> we make it again with two different young people. >> we don't see any evidence of god, that's all. >> that's right, daddy. >> i knew we had a couple of pinkos in this house, but i didn't know we had a pair of atheists! >> the network freaks out about whether people will be able to watch this show that has, like, real issues. >> everybody is nervous, and there are people saying they're going to kill you. they're going to shoot you dead in the streets. what happens to your bod

and he's the best brother that i could have ever been given. >> norman, who is now an adult, sued foresenting the donor but was told he couldn't. that's because previous court rulings identified similar claims as wrongful births. so, this february, they appealed to the georgia supreme court. >> wendy and alex norman, and they're at the forefront of a legal challenge to a doctrine called wrongful birth. in half of the united states today, families can't even get in the courthouse doors if reproductive misconduct was committed against them. the laws in those states say, you wanted a kid and you got one. they say that letting parents sue in these cases would be like they're standing up in court and saying they don't love their child or wish that he had never been born. >> i had heard the argument of, it harms the child, before. the way it has always been for me is that my mother loves me. she wants medical help for issues that i am dealing with. it's not complicated, and it never has been. >> doug fox is the law professor who invited the normans to his class. he's authored a book on the

the next black animator we want to celebrate is floyd norman.t disney studios after only two years in art school. and he worked on sleeping beauty, 101 dalmations, the swrd and the stone and mary poppin's. basically your mother ever bought you one of those fancy disney vhs tapes, odds are floyd norman drew it. you think he was busy enough working on those movies but no, floyd was also finding time to post gag drawings all over the walt disney campus. throwing and poking fun at company executives from walt disney himself saw them he was so impressed that he hand picked norman to work on the jungle book. you know how good you got to be at your job where roasting your boss gets you a promotion? usually only happens on-- norman left disney to cocreate the company vin yet films which is where he made his biggest contribution to the culture. creating the original opening credits for soul train. looks like if thomas the tank engine did acid and had a couple shots of hennessey. finally the bus thus mentioned bruce smith who dricted the 1992 cult classic

greg norman, the live golf ceo on capitol hill. hilary von is there. what are these meetings about?tour. greg norman is here on capitol hill meeting with congresswoman nancy mayo, the chair of the congressional golf caucus. he will lunch with republican study committee, the largest caucus on the hill, live golf telling me that live golf is coming to the hill this week come with lawmakers from both parties given the pga tour's attempts to stifle progress and reimagining the game. we think it is imperative to educate members on live's business model and counter the tour's anticompetitive efforts, live golf made a controversial splash in the golf world, picked up players from the us pga tour, lowering them with externally huge paydays and where the money comes from to pay for the price purse, the critics say a scandalous. and they bring rates to the live tour, dustin johnson and bryson they are all banned from playing in the pga tour after the pga decided to blacklist players that defected to live, the doj is investigating the pga tour for potential antitrust violations because of that

norman of south carolina, i inform the house that mr. norman will vote nay on h.r. 302. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? mr. correa: madam speaker, as the member designated by congress members karen bass from california, tim ryan, ohio, and eric swalwell from california, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 302. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from south carolina rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. carter of georgia, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. carter will vote no on h.r. 302. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida rise? mr. deutch: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. schiff and by miss rice, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 302. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida rise? kamm kamm thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. austin scott of georgia, i inform the house that mr. scott will vote nay on h.r.

host: thanks, norman. we'll stay in new jersey, republican line, this is peter. caller: yeah, my name is peter, i'm a u.s. constitution course instructor with the institute on the constitution. there's an extremely dangerous bill that's been introduced in the congress by the congressman from texas that's call every called for a constitutional convention. cannot emphasize how dangerous this is. there are five other constitutions waiting in the wings to replace our present constitution. one of them, the constitution for the new socialist republic in north america, published by the revolutionary communist party. this article five convention will open pandora's box. the idea behind it, what's pushing it is the need to restrain congress, restrain the federal government, its spending and so on. but changing constitution, which is not broken, changing constitution would no more correct the problem of congress not obeying the constitution any more than changing or amending the 10 commandments would cause society to be more moral. host: appreciate the call. we touched on

as anybody else viewing norman clear is still cracking jokes at 100 the man behind such classic sitcomshe subject of a two-hour special featuring conversations comedy performances speeches and some surprise reunions, you know, we were very much instructed that this is a a tv show first and a party second. so it's it's a hard line to walk and i think we've done a really nice job of bringing, you know, the reunion's together as well as you know, some of the people that are currently in norman's life and some of those that are just collaborators and fans. glorious collaboration my career has been brent miller has been working with leer for a long time now, and he's apparently inherited lear's work ethic. i don't know that anyone who's working with a hundred year old man on a daily basis could ever dream of retiring. i'm so convinced. harder, the reason i'm here at our hundred. is laughter had the time to my life. and i am convinced that this evening. we'll add another 10 to 12 years norman lear 100 years of music and laughter will also feature performances of his show's classic theme songs

she marries norman galt. it is not a love story for the ages it is he is her ticket out of whitfield. he is secure he in his own sort of fuss budget way adores her, but she thinks he's he'll do just fine and they have a nice life here in washington. they have one child who doesn't survive for more than three days and then no more children and she becomes of sort of woman about town next picture. she becomes the first woman in washington to get a driver's license. she told about town and what she called her electric runabout. this is sort of a like golf cart with a tiller it top speed of about 13 miles an hour, but it was a symbol of independence and she with her fabulous hat. she was always beautifully dressed with tool around town. they traffic cops newer and she you know other washington hostess is newer she was a person and she had made that of herself and then when norman died, she inherited his jewelry business, so next slide he ran galt which was sort of the tiffany of washington. it was this high-end j

music and opera and eventually receive international recognition tells the paintings of bertrand norman glance. nikitin is a terry rocker, but fans of the opera scene all over the world know him as an unsurpassed master of heroic roles in wagner's operas. that is why , at the beginning of his career, the singer was invited perform at the most important wagner festival in the world. german bayreuth is not a feature film, not only at festivals. she confidently penetrates the wide rolling. with feature films about why the public is actively watching the dog and how this direction will develop, the curator of the competitive and non-competitive documentary film program of the imf argues. grigory libergal grigory kinoizok, which are in feature films, well, slowed down, to put it mildly, documentary films continue. and not only does it continue, but it also accelerates, uh, all the films in our programs, both in competition and in free thought, are marked by one or other experiments. and the analysis of where the border between cinema and non-fiction is going on is going on in full, so docume

. >> so this shirt, i wanted to find a way to pay homage to norman lear.amily. >> it's about four teenage girls trying to find their way with the guidance of this wise older woman. >> divorce, virginity. >> snake and i slept together. >> class wars on the regular. >> blair, you're not prejudiced. you're just a snob. >> teach me to be common, jo! bring me down to your level! >> a show like "facts of life" is the beginning of the very special episode. >> i never think my best friend is white. i just know my best friend is natalie. >> when you look at tootie and natalie, you're looking at friendship and love that supersedes race. >> the norman lear shows in the '70s may have been teaching us lessons, but it wasn't so overt. >> i'm looking for blair warner. >> you must be her cousin geri. >> yeah! >> the only time i ever saw a child with a disability on television as a kid was on a telethon. norman lear cast me as blair's cousin on "facts of life". >> see, i had this made. it says, "i don't have cerebral palsy. i'm drunk." >> it was risky. >> how was the bus r

this her castle, it is steeped in british history, was built in the norman air after the norman invasion out of 1066. the last time that the british isles were successfully invaded by a foreign army. the normans built windsor castle then as a way of asserting their dominance over the west of london strategic viewpoints over an important part of the river thames. it was used as a royal palace from the reign of henry the 1st in the early 11 hundreds. it's the longest inhabited royal palace in the world for the queen though, this place was home. yes, buckingham palace was important. yes, it was the working heart of the royal family. but we understand that the queen never really wanted to spend that much time there. if she could help it, she much preferred being here at windsor, and she much preferred being up in scotland at bar morals. this is also a place where many monarchs are buried. charles, the 1st is buried here. george, the 5th is buried here. the queen's father also george is buried here. her mother is buried here and importantly, her husbands are philip who died last year. his fun

format, we understand that today the norman format unfortunately or not unfortunately is this the onlyplatform that works? is this the only format where leaders can finally meet? the minsk agreements died on the evening of february 21 this year, when putin recognized independence. the so-called republic, and already on the 24th, a full-scale invasion began. as they say, they remembered the extremely difficult circumstances under which extremely difficult agreements were signed, but now important information has arrived zaporizhzhia, but for the russians, the invaders struck the city of zaporizhzhia in front of them at night, as reported by the mayor of zaporizhia, anatoly kurtyev according to preliminary information, the explosions were outside the city in zaporizhzhia itself, no arrivals have been recorded at this time. destroyed residential buildings well, returning to the topic of the minsk agreements, let us remind you that on september 5 it was within the framework of the tripartite contact group that the minsk protocol was signed. well, on february 12, 2015, a set of measures for

let's go to janai norman. i know a lot of people headed inland and many headed to orlando to seek cover and now ian is headed your way. >> reporter: that's exactly it, david. we saw those images of cars jamming onto roadways as residents fled southwest florida to try to escape hurricane ian, but now, and forgive me, there's a siren, now with that rain and more rain and wind expected to move through central florida, many of those people who evacuated are now forced to h hunker down and ride out the storm here in orlando. i spoke to them here in our hotel, many of them with pets, all of them with cherished belongings, when they left their homes to try to get away from the storm that will meet them here. i spoke with the mayor here, i asked him, how are you making sure that floridians are taking this storm seriously? he said, because the hurricane season has been so quiet so far, there's no fatigue. this is their first real storm of the season and as you can see from the very empty roads behind me, many people se

rock music and opera and, as a result, gain international recognition tells the pictures of bertrand normanrst glance. nikitin is a terry rocker, but opera lovers all over the world know him as an unsurpassed master of heroic roles in wagner operas. that is why , at the beginning of his career, the singer was invited to perform at the most important wagner festival in the world. german bayreuth is not a feature film is not watched only at festivals, but confidently penetrates into wide distribution. with feature films about why the public is actively watching the dog and how this direction will develop, the curator of the competitive and non-competitive documentary film program of the imf argues. grigory libergal grigory what new trends in documentary film reveals, e, the program of competitive out of competition this year at the moscow film festival, the evolution of film isolation, which in feature films, well, slowed down to put it mildly, here the documentary film continues. and not only continues, but also accelerating. a third, uh, of all the films in our programs, both in competition

she got the exclusive with greg norman. watch. >> how did the meetings go today?g liv to whitewash human rights violation. >> we're talking about golf. elizabeth: greg norman said they didn't have hi problem. hillary vaughn is back on. she is breaking stuff right and left. more on the brave houston grandpop came to the rescue of a woman hit by carjacking. he is 73, 735 years old. starbucks closes yet another story due to rising crime this time in new orleans. new orleans is the new murder capital of the u.s. former d.c. press detective, ted williams.ai next on "the evening edit". onfi. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to recommend us. ameriprise financial. advice worth talking about. it■s hard eating healthy. unless you happen to be a dog. ♪ i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. sofi. get your money right. such tree-mendous views. i'm at a moss for words. wh

>> it was an explosive thing for norman lear to say, "wake up.his." >> both of y'all live here? >> uh-huh, some place, ain't it? >> yeah, i didn't know the jeffersons had a couple. >> couple a what? >> a maid and a butler. you two. >> we're talking people who are living above their station. >> hold it, diane. we are the jeffersons. >> you right, louise, he is a great joker. >> he's not joking, diane. >> really, aside from wardrobe and in the places they lived, they were still black. because no matter how much money you have, no matter where you live, blackness is its own class. >> how can you afford to live in a place like this? you ain't tall enough to be no basketball player. whoops. oh no... the housewives are on the field. i repeat, the housewives are on the field. i just want to talk! yeah! who flips a table? get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. call 1-800-directv ♪ [upbeat music] ♪ [sound of tape application] i just need you to sign option three. [cheering] ♪ [upbeat music] ♪ for everything we need. for everything we wa

that's how i fell and i woke up in the ambulance. awful shape reliable. norman luckily i found a guy in the laser. margarita is lucky. she got away with a few scratches and a mild concussion, and soon after she's already back at work. she needs the money for a better custom made protective vest. giving up is not an option. not when it come to her lifelong dream. i met a few friends and told them i wanted to ride with them. they said if i wanted, i could come with them on the weekend. they took me along and i rode a cath, i knew how to fix the spurs, so they helped me and put the chaps on me the best and everything. no wonder i sat on the calf with no idea where to put the spurs or how to hold on. but they showed me that 2 about us in the local ball in missouri on is arianna gong at dallas. well, go ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha malta mama, 2 weeks later the asked me if i wanted to go with them to a how to pay them. and i said yet no thought about bit by bit and i got all i started to dream of a big career. lemme lemme put on the math turtle. randy computers. i know they gave me the

norman of south carolina, i inform the house that mr. norman will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? >> as the member designated by ms. barragan, mr. mceachin, mr. desaulnier and ms. moore, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h. res. 1377. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky rise? >> as the member designated by mr. barrr of kentucky, i inform the house that mr. barrr will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina rise? >> as the member designated by ms. mace of south carolina, i inform the house that ms. mace will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from texas rise? >> as the member designated by mr. cuellar of texas, i inform the house that mr. cuellar will vote yes on h.r. 1377. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana rise? >> as the member designated by mr. baird of indiana and mr. gibbs of ohio, i inform th

that's how i fell, and i woke up in the ambulance. awful shape reliable. norman. luckily i found a guy in the laser. margarita is lucky. she got away with a few scratches and a mild concussion, and soon after she is already back at work. she needs the money for a better custom made protected vest. giving up is not an option. not when it comes to her lifelong dream. brought him home, he will her. i met a few friends and told them i wanted to ride with him to get him. and he said if i wanted i could come with them on the weekend. they took me along and i rode a cath mommy's day. i knew how to fix the spurs thought so they helped me and put the chaps on me. the vase and everything i one day i sat on the calf with no idea where to put the spurs one or how to hold on. but they showed me that to about i had asked me to local she is, are you on? is arianna gong at dallas? well, let me go. you can either carry he'll rossi or you thought of the senior for more than one or 2 weeks later the asked me if i wanted to go with them to a had a pale one time. and i said yes, not a bit by bit. and i got

, ignorance and injustice you experienced that james, me hobby, for whom yarn there. foreman, to norman's 5 years ago. i ask your forgiveness here in munich and to day 0. i add this longer than that as the head of the state of this country. and in the name of the federal republic of germany, i ask your forgiveness, marland. and so they say for the inadequate protection, the armored afforded to the israeli athletes at the olympic games and munich, you mcgonagall and now for the woefully inadequate investigation. afterwards, some perfume for the facts that it was possible mine for what happened to happen. one for i have a duty and a need to recognise germany's responsibility on from here and now and into the future. the good part of may the outcome of to day be that you the families feel properly seen and heard in your pain, ruined with us on m. and that you feel that we take our responsibility seriously, madame, on time the bigger through the friendship, her ladies and gentlemen, dear guests, we find her miss presidents, the friendship. this is soon the reconciliation. who said israel has

and he is actually only 240th successor since the conquest of the normans in 10 think the 6. so continue doing stupidity are the 2 words that you must and always will future remember by so maybe against a 1000 years doesn't sound like much, but 70 years is is nothing to sneeze at. she ascended the date she has tended the throne as a very young woman at a time dominated by older men. can you tell us more about how she was able to secure herself place lawyers? well i, i, that's a very good question. i think we secure that image at 1st, not so much amongst global leaders, but amongst global popular media. she was a beautiful princess and a queen and a sister. margaret was equally beautiful and you can always go in and rest assured that when the magazines printed the front page with either the queen or sister, they would. ready the circulation would go up tenfold, and so she learned over the years under the tutelage of whoever advised us by minister to grow into her role as a, as a given in international figure. don't forget, the english monarchy is also head of states in 15 othe

. >> here's janai norman. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: football is back, but this year the gridiron will look a littlent as more women are changing the face of the nfl. in recent years, the league has doubled down on the push for teams to hire more women among the coaching ranks, and it seems to be paying off. the nfl has 15 women in coaching roles, up from 12 last year. the most ever in any professional male league. and this season another historic first. three female on-field game officials. >> when you get an opportunity, you have to be ready to knock it out of the park. >> reporter: the washington commanders' jennifer king made history in 2021 when she became the nfl's first ever black female assistant coach. >> obviously we earned our right to be here just like every other coach in the building. >> reporter: king is one of six female coaches walking the sidelines this season. another is angela baker, an offensive quality control coach with the new york giants. the pittsburgh native getting the nod in march. >> it was something i didn't necessarily see coming. so it was amazing to be able to say y

i don't call it open about gender norman july. no, it needs to make patricia guilty of their bad needs. committed and to prove that in us and so the caught a quarter to fulfill the stroller in that it put commander was senior leaders including he was upon the size, class events, humanity and well crowns. so just this is very expensive, you know, you need to pursue it is the long road, but it teaches us how no matter, how much does it cost. and how long does it take? just say it's it rich. you say it is within reach. if you're talking about a period of 16 years. yeah. and the court when wind up after this latest addict, i'm just wondering, is that 8 for accountability for the committee will just crimes. so it is very important to think about, you know, like the core, it's not like justice is not perfect. so it's also got them to think about them to do so. measure it means to be need to continue documenting and educating about the atrocity and to documented the foremost plato country story and became now really got them as survivors

i sensational strike from dominic spa sly. handing rose aside a comes to lead norman's diet offending continued in the 2nd half t my van a ting of i'm a do hi dora. in the 84 minutes. the molly and couldn't miss with an emptiness to weigh minutes. 3 nil it ended a comfortable 1st day at the office for rosa or meanwhile bonus. they got running champions by and mean a continued they wobbly form on matched. i 6 is visit a sticker. grab the light point to make it 3 straight draws a by. i am looked a site bit after jamal mas yellows nifty footwork made it to one just before the hour mark. but a 92nd minute penalty handed stood that lifeline. knew that it finished from c due to lasting st. traveling fans home. very, very happy by and stay on top. that may change after sundays guys. so let's take a look at the matched. i 6 go board so far. a 1st the logic when and stood god playing bind were draw. we saw that hoffman. i'm also a bit minds out. book was a winner. as was waltz berg. it was hat a bell in to live accusing to and on sunday and credible day both when yon and fryeburg had the chanc

let's go over to pull norman a professor of nuclear physics and nuclear energy of birmingham university. the i. e. a says the nuclear facility is now relying on a reserve line for power. is this a cause for concern? it's certainly a slightly elevated cause for concern than we had previously. and i still believe that the chances of some sort of wide spread nuclear instance of pretty small i'm. but the issue with the power lines is that you require electrical power in order to provide cooling to the reactor that, that would be to stable for sort of meltdown type situation. and what we had is the, so you have the main power line switcher, and now off, you have a reserve power line, which is where we are at the moment. and then you have back up diesel generators as your sort of last main option. if he likes, obviously we've knocked out one of the 3. i think, you know, that raises the level a little bit. so after the, the last stage, the back up there is nothing else or other any other measures that are in place or protocols. in case of a 1000000 dollars that the main real back up mechanisms

and ukraine and europe will prevail. correspondent alexander for norman, followed that speech and strasburg and gave us her thoughts. well, i think we have to say that this speech that we heard today was totally different from the one that we heard here last year when the mood was more optimistic with their covet 19 restrictions being ease where the vaccination drive in full swing and the economy growing again, now the european union has to deal with the brutal war on its doorsteps, and it's facing as severe energy crisis. so those are the challenges that or the la funder lion addressed in her speech. that speech, however, i still was a message sending a message of solidarity and courage, as we just heard, because she was trying to convince her her audience that europe can prevail as long as the european union and their member states are standing together. and the war in ukraine has prompted changes in all sorts of ways across the block amongst which are sort of underlying, has talked about and electricity market reform. let's just listening in these times, it is wrong to receive extraordin

definition of justice or can what in people in my language mean, i don't call it open about gender norman july. no, it needs to make patricia guilty of their bad needs, committed, and to prove that in the us. and so the car a quarter to 4 pm destroy in that it put commander, was seen the leaders, including cues upon the size, crimes against humanity and more crimes. so just this is very expensive, you know, you need to assume it is the lar own, but it, how no matter how much does it cost and how long does it take? just this is rich. you say it is within reach. if you're talking about a period of 16 years. yeah. and the court will wind up after this latest addict. i'm just wondering is that 8 for accountability for the committee? really just crimes. so it is very important to think about, you know, like the court is not good. justice is not perfect. so it's also important to think about them to do so. measure it means to be need to continue documenting and educating about the atrocity and to documented the foremost mitochondria story. and then now we've got them asked survivors in order to

it's a new norman paging is trying to define monday level. so the situation is still very tense in we have been keeping alert, and this is the situation that we say are china's trying to walk, destroyed the status quo, or at least the symbol of the sears quote, which is the median line of that. how and straight tensions between the neighbors sought after u. s. house. because nancy pelosi visited the island in august. in response, taipei also conducted its own military drills to prepare itself for what it calls china's playbook of invasion against taiwan. they fired from their source to the waters near taiwan. they conducted very large scale air and sea exercises. they conducted cyber attacks against high one. they conducted, ah, disinformation campaign against high one in, at the same time, they also engage in economical origin. so put it all together. this is what they want to do to taiwan when they want to invade taiwan repelling. any invasion will require support. the u. s. already provides taiwan with weapons. it's even obligated itself b

paul norman is a professor of nuclear energy at birmingham university. here's his assessment of the situation. it's certainly a slightly elevated cause for concern than we had previously. and i still believe that the chances of some sort of wide spreads nuclear instance, a pretty small ah, but the issue with the power lines is that you require electrical power in order to provide cooling to the reactor. that that would be to stable for sort of meltdown type situation. and what we had is the, so you have the main power line switcher. and now off, you have a reserve power line which is where we are at the moment. and then you have back up diesel generators as your sort of last main option. if he likes, obviously we've knocked out one of the 3. i think, you know, that raises the level a little bit. if you're headed to the beach, any time soon, consider this, chances are they'll be a sharp, not too far away. sidings are becoming more and more frequent in waters around populated areas. but scientists say humans aren't on the menu footage. that's likely to mak

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what did you want to know from greg norman?he first time. it was more or less an educational session, informational session about what they're trying to do. sound like they've got a couple tournaments here in the u.s. this year and they want to go and the world and understanding why they're there and what they're trying to do and just listen at this point. >> obviously the support of the saudis don't this is just resulting in billions in p.r. for the kingdom of saudi arabia. >> they're invested 40 billion plus in american companies. they're invested in stock in starbucks and apple, for example. they have courses here. where do we draw a line if we're going to have this debate. it's a good debate to have but they're already invested in american companies. do you circle it around golf or look at the entire spectrum. is the money all saudi are is there investment from others? the team playing that liv wants to do, they are want to give players ownership. and then there's the anti-trust issue that phil mickelson has raised those is

greg norman saying he made several tents to negotiate with the pga tour.ontroversy after creating three—day tournaments that have lucrative winnings available and run at the same time as both the pga and the dp world tour events. the series has attracted a number of big names with golfers from all of whom who have since been suspended by the pga tour. that's all the but for now, i will be back in an hour with another update. about 1,000 sailors including many from the south will be playing a key role in her majesty the queen's funeral on monday. this week rehearsals have been taking place behind closed doors at hms collingwood, the large royal navy training base in fareham in hampshire. the navy has the honour of pulling the state funeral gun carriage, which will carry the queen's coffin to westminster abbey. it's a tradition dating back to queen victoria's funeral. steve humphrey was amongst those invited to watch the rehearsal taking place. they are getting ready to march into the pages of history. sailors from the royal navy have had the honour of pulli