i asked him a few yea rs as prince philip., and we were in africa, and he said it was a very colourful evening. iam not and he said it was a very colourful evening. i am not sure what he meant, but he was looking straight in my eyes. his humour is, is in the? he sees it as his role. he thinks it is his role to crack a joke, make people laugh, to say things that are just to put people at ease. actually, he isjust a normal person. i do know is a normal person, but he is a man his era, born in the 1920s, so what can you expect? that is right! you have got it! it is getting great coverage today, great coverage today. and here we have the hero pilot landing a plain blind in turkey. blind because he could not see in the weather, not because of his vision. this is amazing. he was piloting this turkish airline, atlas global, and within a few minutes, he was battered by hailstones, so took the decision at 1300 feet to turn around and come back. —— global. he said he was flying blind, but he saved 101 people. it reminds me of the plane

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let's start with, where else but prince philip. 96 years old. look.ut prince philip. 96 years oldm was bound to be the point story wasn't it the many papers. it is very touching really because here is a deal old man of 96 standing in the array on his day of retirement he is standing ona array on his day of retirement he is standing on a platform unsupported in the rain and what does he do, he ta kes in the rain and what does he do, he takes off his hat rather poignantly for the national and the money gets rained on. he's going to get pneumonia hope someone is looking after him. i thought it was a very poignant expression of this is a stamina he has. his dedication to duty, even master he was doing more whirling engagements than prince william and prince harry.|j whirling engagements than prince william and prince harry. i think it is fantastic. in the think of other coverage recently about diana and rememberwhere coverage recently about diana and remember where the royal family was there in about place. and now i think with wailing katyn harry. that's

laila: britain's prince philip has.ut of his final solo engagement. 5500 speeches and 630 trips abroad, he has decided to call it a day. >> dreary weather for a bittersweet occasion. prince philip took part in a prayed by the royal marines for his last official solo engagements. he was a naval officer himself before royal duties called. then came another 70 years in service of the crown and country. in public, he appeared three steps behind the queen with a cheeky remark ready. in china, he warned british students staying too long might turn their eyes to slits. many would be sure to miss him. >> the queen and the grandsons will play a supporting role. he doesn't have the same bill. prince philip is stepping aside and making room for the younger generation, but he will be skipping public engagements were entirely. he planned to the -- his retirement occasionally to accompany the queen. he will be cutting back on dedication ceremonies like these , despite recently joking he is the world's most experienced plaque unveiler

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prince philip will attend a parade by the royal marines, of which he's the captain general.ow 96, he's the longest—serving consort in british history. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. he's been a familiar and sometimes forthright feature of national life ever since his marriage to the then princess elizabeth in november 1947. and although his robust approach to people and events have sometimes got him into trouble, few can criticise his devotion to royal duty. most often in support of the queen, but also in pursuit of his own separate programme, supporting issues like the environment and the development of the awards programme for young people which he created and which is named after him. but this afternoon, it will come to an end. the duke, who was 96 injune, will attend his last solo engagement. a parade by the royal marines on the forecourt of buckingham palace. it is not a complete retirement from public life, the duke will still accompany the queen to certain events. but after more than 22,000 solo engagements and more than 600 solo overseas visits si

prince philip has bowed out of public life after almost 70 years of official engagements.arance at a parade of royal marines at buckingham palace this afternoon. he announced his retirement in may after completing more than 22,000 solo appearances. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. it was the kind of afternoon, weatherwise, which would have made everybody glad to retire. and the duke's case, he has been doing it for 70 years. but there he was on the forecourt of buckingham palace, a man of 96, stanley to attention in the pouring rain, fought the salute that he has had so many times. —— standing to attention. there were many things to remind him of the past decades. the parade was performed by the royal marines, part of the navy, in which he served in world war two. and in the background, the palace, the headquarters of the monarchy, where headquarters of the monarchy, where he is waiting to princess elizabeth was celebrated 1947, when his life asa was celebrated 1947, when his life as a royal began, and where he has attended so many events. to write at all

prince philip held his last solo engagement today meet wg royal marines. prince philip is now 96. the palace says he will still appear with his wife from time to time from his official duties wasn't based on health or anything. prince philip has given more than 5,000 speeches, written 14 books and made more than 600 solo visits overseas sgrmpt had i can see why he is tired. he deserves a break. >>> who says you can't have fun at work? check this out. ♪ look at this woman go. she is getting down. the food worker clearly enjoying monday night's rendition of "crazy little thing called love." we want to thank carol lee walker. i hope you let this lady know you did record this. >> if she didn't know she probably does now. she is partying and having a good time. a worker who is job. >> good for her. >>> news 4 is working for you as a local woman cancelled her trip because of emergency surgery and then learns her airline tickets were nonrefundable. what you need to know before you book. >>> the news 4 i-team getting new details about a lobbiest arrested for carrying a gun in a building f

prince philip met royal marines in the rain at buckingham palace.he 96—year—old announced his retirement in may, after decades of supporting the queen, as well as attending events for his own charities and organisations. while his diary of engagements will come to an end, the palace has said the duke may still decide to attend certain events alongside the queen in the future. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell has this report. it was a send off which one suspects he will have enjoy. a military parade mounted in the fore court of buckingham palace by the royal marines, the fighting force which is pa rt marines, the fighting force which is part of his beloved royal navy and of which he became captain general way back in 1953. back then, the duke was in his early 30s. now, he is 96 and he is finally accepted that it's time to step back. departing with three cheers from the marines and his own memories of seven decades on the public stage. hip—hip. seven decades on the public stage. hip-hip. hooray. he has been a familiarand hip-hip. hooray. he h

that some people bat makes you think what will come next, we have all been used to the queen and prince philip wonder what happens with support the monarchy, how it change if charles eventually takes over what will be different then will retire into being more i'll will go straight william's interesting. retire into being more i'll will go straight william's interestingm is interesting that we will have the diana tapes soon and the fact that i am at three macro dependent on him and had a good relationship. was she tried having she was quite sympathetic about that innovative of way could do. wire you wonder what he might have said to have. the daily express says sepe closes two, three, four, 520 and 20 one. a souvenir edition. one of those pixies you will remember in there. it is the summer. he was going to the european destination this is worrying. next week. that the raised because of new security messages are causing de mike don't have enough staff. it is the perfect storm, you have the high security a lot more people go abroad to output is that most of the year found that many have this mas

i think you'll find that prince philip has —— prince william has stopped his career because he is goingroyal duties. well, as i said, this is hardly heavy lifting, especially when you consider how ha rd especially when you consider how hard people have to work these days. 12 hour days are the norm and shorter holidays as well, especially in anywhere, but in the west and indeedin in anywhere, but in the west and indeed in countries including britain and certainly in countries like america, which is certainly one of the hardest working countries i have lived in. michael, you hit the nail on the head because employers are going to have to find jobs for is all or keep us on. they will have to find jobs for a lot of people of people are going to be expected to work when they're raising the pension age and it be 70 by the time people are just entered the workforce a re people are just entered the workforce are finished and it will be higher still and people do have to realise they have to change. there is work, there isjobs, and there is employment. it is employment that we don't have. everyb

we will still see prince philip from time to time but the queen will soldier on alone, she is slowingdown and gradually cutting back with prince charles and the young royals stepping up , taking the load off of the queen. adrianna: coming up, one of the most popular iphone products on the market and now thousands glitter cases are being pulled off the shelf, find out adrianna: a consumer alert about the popular glitter iphone cases . more than a quarter million being recalled after dozens of people say they were burned by the mixture when the cases cracked. rebecca jarvis has details. >> it is the hot iphone accessory, a liquid glitter case old online and at major retailers across the country. including amazon and victoria's secret. after reports of burns from the and consumer product safety commission issuing a recall tuesday. >> they can leak liquid and glitter and cause skin irritation and burns to consumers. >> the recall may for the iphone 24success, 7 -- 6s, 7, models. permanentson have scarring and another had burns and swelling to her face, led, and other body parts -- leg, an

. >> today, great britain prince philip will carry out engagement before retiring. duke of ed upburg is long standing. his final engagement will be attending a royal marines parade in london. since 1952 prince philip performed more than 22,000 public engagements. >> 4:56 is the time. michael thomas talks about weather. mike, there were some others that got hit by storms and other areas weren't touched. >> that would be a lot of the case or same cases through today, tomorrow, and day on friday as well. rinse and repeat hot pattern over the next couple days. into the 90s this afternoon. satellite and radar clouds moved in overnight. they break up late morning into the afternoon hours. and again clouds when they move intend to keep things mild overnight. you feel the humidity outside. reagan 76. dulles 71. bwi 71. gone are the low 60s of the past few days. comfortable while they last. they will be back next week. planner for the day today popup storm. temp one again in the 90s today. looking at >> 4:36 let's begin with live picture of where we'll be most of the morning

prince philip, who is 96 years old, will attend a parade by the royal marines.as announced he would be retiring after spending more than six decades supporting the queen as well as attending events for his own charities and organisations. here's more from our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. he has been a familiar and sometimes forthright feature of national life ever since his marriage to the then princess elizabeth in november 1947. and although his robust approach to people and events has sometimes got him into trouble, few can criticise his devotion to royal duty, most often in support of the queen and also in pursuit of his own programme, with issues like the environment and the development of the awards programme for children, which he created and which is named after him. but this afternoon it will come to an end. the duke, who turns 96 injune, will attend his last solo engagement, a parade by the royal marines on the forecourt of buckingham palace. it is not a complete retirement from public life. the duke may still accompany the queen to certain

prince philip officially retired this week — at the age of 96. buckingham palace ceremony hosted by the royal marines. as the prince left they played "for he's a jolly good fellow". many people are now working well beyond the old retirement age, so is the duke setting the new norm for all of us? david. have you been writing about working longer? all of us will have to do it. i'm not sure if we are wanted on television at the age of 96. that is one of the reasons i like to go swimming in florida, they are fatter than me. if anyone adopts this idea ofa than me. if anyone adopts this idea of a television channel for ioo—year—olds. good on you, we say, patronising 90—year—olds. it is nice, obviously. it is good to think, especially as you enter, what? the early autumn? the thing is, this is an important subject because we keep hearing, as you said, we have to work longer. will someone said, we have to work longer. will someone tell employers we have to work longer? there is nothing like the death that comes across a newsroom the minute someone hits 5

. >> muhammad al fayed's explosive allegation that prince philip was part of a murder plot was taken by scotland yard. >> her boyfriend's father insists it was no accident so today an official investigation was launched. >> it was headed by lord john stevens. >> we are looking at allegations, very serious allegations that came from mr. al fayed that, of course, he was a muslim. he wasn't someone suitable to the royal family and that prince philip and the security services hatd been involved in the murdle of the most popular woman in the world. >> stevens and a team of investigators took a deep dive into the case. >> we had to disprove there was a conspiracy. we lked at every single allegation that came forward. an allegation she was pregnant. we had to look at some evidence from her friends. we had to bring the car back, which we did. we examine the blood still in the car to ascertain as to whether she was pregnant or not. she wasn't. >> investigators also looked into diana's fears that the policy palas and prince charles -- >> diana predicted her own death from a rigged car accident

our programme on entirely different matters, because here in the uk this week, you may know that prince philipretired at a mere 96. he was the guest of honour at a special buckingham palace ceremony, hosted by the royal marines. as the prince left, they played for he's a jolly good fellow. many of us have to work beyond retirement age. is he setting the tone for all of us? david, i think you have been writing about working longer and we will all have to do it. i am not sure that any of us would be wanted on television at the age of 96, but... a niche television channel for 100—year—olds. this is one of the reasons why i like to go swimming in florida, because they are all fatter than me. that would be quite nice. it is an idea, and if anybody adopts it i have the copyright on it. so endless bits of patronising of 90—year—olds. everywhere we say, "good on you." i think we even follow a little bit of that and it is nice, obviously, it is good to think, especially as you enter... what would you describe us as being in, michael? the early autumn. it is nice to think... this is an important subject

prince philip has bowed out of public life after almost 70 years of official engagements.olo appearance at a parade of royal marines at buckingham palace this afternoon. he announced his retirement in may after completing more than 22,000 solo appearances. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. it was the kind of afternoon weather—wise which might have made anyone glad to be retiring, quite apart from the fact that in the duke's case he's been doing this sort of thing for 70 years. but there he was, on the forecourt of buckingham palace, a man of 96 standing to attention in the pouring rain for the salutes he has heard so many times. there were many things to remind him of the past decades. the parade had been mounted by the royal marines, the fighting force which is part of his beloved royal navy, in which he served in world war ii. and in the background was the palace, the headquarters of the monarchy, the building where his wedding to the then princess elizabeth was celebrated in 19117 when his life as a royal began, and where he has attended so many events,

prince philip will attend a parade by the royal marines, of which he's the captain general.he's the longest serving consort in british history. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, is at buckingham palace for us. well, it was six years ago at the time of his 90th birthday that the duke said he had done his bit and it was time to take things a little easier. now, finally, he is going to dojust easier. now, finally, he is going to do just that. this afternoon, hopefully not in the rain which is falling at the moment, a parade will ta ke falling at the moment, a parade will take place on the forecourt of buckingham palace which will mark indeed the end of 70 years of his separate programme of royal engagements. he's been a familiar and sometimes forthright feature of national life ever since his marriage to the then princess elizabeth in november 1947. and although his robust approach to people and events are sometimes got into trouble, few can criticise his devotion to royal duty. most often in support of the queen, but also in pursuit of his own separate programme, sup

martin palmer has been a friend and religious adviser adviser to prince philip. of months ago and he was looking really tired. you have to remember he has been used to having periods of time. when you plan royal diaries you do them in six months labs from january tojune and them in six months labs from january to june and july to them in six months labs from january tojune and july to december and all ways we knew we could not put anything really before mid—0ctober for the second part. it is not as though he is never relaxed and he knows how to relax. having been with him ona knows how to relax. having been with him on a few relaxing moments. we can now speak to the royal historian sarah gristwood — she joins us via webcam from dover. this is a big day for the prince. do you think is right, he will know how to relax after yea rs you think is right, he will know how to relax after years of duty? i'm not sure relaxes the world. i suspect he will take his pleasures in different ways, but i think nobody could begrudge him that. after such a record of service. his wor

. >> today, great britain's prince philip will carry out his final official public engagement.duke of eating berg is the oldest surviving partner of the range monarch, attending royal marines parade in london since 1952, prince philip has perform more than 22,000 public engagement. >>> perhaps queen elizabeth and prince philip will celebrate his retirement with a toast, learning this morning that the queen's downs four alcoholic drinks a day. her former royal chef says the queen will start the day with gin and dubont slice of lemon, lunch, wine, followed by dry gin martini, before she goes to bed, because she is the queen, she has a glass of champagne. >> 5:52. this is quite something here. texas police officer conducting a traffic stop when a suspected drunk driver, wow, slams right into him. the video, i know, startling. we want to say that the officer is just fine this morning. the dash cam video rolling when this happened. he did survive once again, even managed to walk to the side of the highway, out of the way of oncoming traffic. now the officer is recovering from his in

, and prince philip is the captain general will be celibate in that.nd choose. the direct is very much set out in stone, so at least this gives him the ability to say, i will do this, i will not do that, but, yes, i think we shall then we'll expect to see him but also to expect other members of the royal family to step up members of the royal family to step up and support the queen, prince william, who just last week finished his tenure at the inner anglers, he is coming back to london so he will be on the seymour. we will see more of prince harry and the rest of the family stepping up —— just last week finished his tenure at the royal air ambulance. some more work for all of them. one way to put it. sarah campbell, find you very much indeed. just to let you know some channel numbers are changing. bbc hd will remain at 107. some televisions will update automatically but you might need to reach in your tv or free view box. bbc news will remain where it is, however. —— you might need to retu ne it is, however. —— you might need to retune your box. the bb

they haare celebrating prince philip by putting a new five-pound coin into circulation with the prince on the coin. >> looking dapper there. >>> married 50 years but nursing a grudge the entire time. the 83 year old henrik has always wanted to be king or have the title "king consort." now in protest of what he's calling of decades of unequal treatment he no longer wishes to be buried by her side. >> ooh. >> he has not announced where he would like to be buried. i'm divorcing you, i will stay with you in life, but i will not be lying next to you for eternity. >> they do say until death do us part. so at death. >> he wants to make sure he gets the part. he wants the part after death. >>> now online revenge. a texas man suing his ex-girlfriend saying she destroyed his reputation and got him fired from his job. >> she created a smear campaign all because he broke up with her. >> reporter: it was a swipe right on tinder he never made. >> i felt distressed, hopeless. >> reporter: three years after that initial encounter, joseph lazarus is suing his ex-girlfriend for200,000 because he can't c

the main stories: after 65 years of service, prince philip prepares to step back from public life.final appearance before a officially retiring from royal duties. good morning. it's wednesday, the second of august. also coming up this morning... i've given up my car, i can't afford holidays. more thani million car, i can't afford holidays. more than 1 million women car, i can't afford holidays. more thani million women have become poorer because of delays to their state pensions, according to new research.

prince philip, who's 96 years old, will attend a parade by the royal marines. retiring after spending more than six decades supporting the queen as well as attending events for his own charities and organisations. here's our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. he has been a familiar and sometimes forthright feature of national life ever since his marriage to the then princess elizabeth in november 19117 and although his robust approach to people and events has sometimes got him into trouble, few can criticise his devotion to royal duty, most often in support of the queen, but also in pursuit of his own separate programme, supporting issues like the environment and the development of the awards programme for young people which he created and which is named after him. but this afternoon it will come to an end. the duke, who was 96 injune, will attend his last solo engagement, a parade by the royal marines on the forecourt of buckingham palace. it's not a complete retirement from public life. the duke may still accompany the queen to certain events, but after

. >>> prince philip will carry out his final engagement today before he retires from royal duties. part in 1,660 mile trek for charity. >>> amazon is holding job fairs at ten shipping centers across the u.s. >>> all right, the princeton review is out with 2018's top party schools based on surveys from college students across this country. new orleans has tulane university, took the number one spot for the first time since 1982. coming in two and three were west virginia and bucknell. followed by syracuse. university of wisconsin dropped to fifth place this year. >> i went to arizona state. they used to always be in there. now they're not there anymore. >>> all right, they say money can't buy love, a new survey finds 58% of americans think it's harder to find true love than financial success, though big cities seem they have many fish in the city, most respondents from boston, new york and philly have more control over financial security over a long-term relationship. i agree with that. with the single friends now, i think i have seen that pretty much. >> lot of times you're focusin

prince philip has accompanied the queen on her royal duties since 1952.became the longest serving british consort in 2009. he's had some health challenges in recent years including a hospitalization in june for the treatment of an infection. >> this is kind of disturbing. an air france flight flew past the location where a recent missile landed in the sea of japan within minutes. the flight was traveling from tokyo to paris, 323 people were onboard. the airline contents north korea's missile test zones do not interfere in any way with its flight paths. however, the pentagon has expressed concern over the potential danger a missile could pose to commercial aircraft in that region. >> talk a lot about the hot weather over the next few days. today is certainly going to be one of those days where you want to, if you can, wear ligh er clothing and drink a lot of water. >> anything you can to beat the heat. movies, malls, my big joke, freezer section, supermarket. loved it as a kid. here's a look at what's going on today. partly cloudy. warm to hot. tonight, pa

the headlines at 11me after 65 years of royal duty, prince philip makes his final solo public engagementfficulties in the mourne mountains in northern ireland. four men from the west midlands are found guilty of plotting terror attacks against police and military targets. prison governors attack the government's management ofjails in england and wales, warning the service is "in complete decline." british tourists are facing hours of delays at several eu airports because of stricter border checks. also in the next hour: adam peaty, sporting superstar, and the fastest breaststroke swimmer on the planet.

and prince philip's last official solo engagement at buckingham palace as he bows out of public lifet the age of 96. hello. there's new hope for thousands of families who live with the prospect of passing on inherited diseases to future generations. for the first time, scientists have successfully repaired a faulty gene in human embryos. they used a process known as ‘gene editing' to correct dna that causes a deadly heart condition. but there is concern that the technique could, ultimately, be used to create so called "designer babies". our medical correspondent, fergus walsh reports. the goal could not be more ambitious: to eradicate inherited diseases. these scientists have taken an impressive first step on a long road, editing dna in human embryos. so how is it done? inside the nucleus of each of ourselves is our genome, billions of pieces of dna. it's the instruction manual for life. the scientists were targeting a faulty gene that causes a serious heart condition. they fertilised a healthy egg with sperm from a man carrying the faulty gene. they then injected the gene editing sy

after 65 years of service, over 5,000 speeches and an astounding 22,219 appearances, britain's prince philiphanging up his royal wave. completing his final solo engagement, greeting royal marines. at 96 years old, he deserves a well-earned rest, though you'll still see him out and about with his wife, britain's longest serving monarch, queen elizabeth. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for a wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us as nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. right now at 6: we )re folloiwng breaking news: a high speed chase -- on intertstase 80 -- during rush hour. speeds reaching 100-miles per hour...and it comes to a bloody end. ==raj/2-shot== the news at 6 starts now. good evening and thanks for joining us. i )m raj mathai. ==jess/2-shot== and i )m jessica aguirre. we )ve been tracking this breaking story -- on air and online -- for the past 30 minutes. jess/live let )s give you the view from or nbc bay area skyranger. this is in richmond on richmond parkway -- right near the hilltop mall. this all started i

duke of edinburgh from attending his final solo public engagement before he retires. 96—year—old prince philip22,000 engagements on his own since 1952. here he is as captain general of the royal marines — the duke attended a parade to mark the finale of the 1664 global challenge, a series of strength challenges raising money for charity. there's been an alarming rise in the rates of hiv infection in the philippines, with government health officials calling it a national emergency. right now the country has the fastest growing hiv epidemic in the asia—pacific region. 10,500 people were infected with hiv at the end of 2016, the vast majority of them men. that's a 1a0% increase since 2010. i spoke to carlos conde from human rights watch earlier, and asked him why the hiv epidemic is such a problem in the philippines. we are quite disappointed by the response of the government to the hiv epidemic over the years. the reason for that is because, while goofy government has been doing the best it could to provide treatment and screening for hiv for those people, a lot of efforts are not being directed

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prince philip the duke of edinburgh has carried out his lost shuttled public engagement reviewing the parade of wrong arenes in the grounds of buckingham palace. the prince who's ninety six has completed more than twenty two thousand solo engagements since his wife queen elizabeth ascended to the throne in nineteen fifty tw. and many more by her side. scientists for the first time have successfully repaired a faulty gene in human embryos they used a process known as jeanette attend to correct dna that causes a deadly heart condition. the u. s. and south korean team allowed the embryos to develop for five days but they were not implanted. on medical correspondent focus walsh reports. uhhuh goal could not be more ambitious to eradicate inherited diseases. the scientists have taken an impressive first step on a long road. editing dna in human embryos so how was it done. inside the nucleus of each of our cells is odd genome billions of pieces of dna it's the instruction manual for life. the scientists were targeting a faulty gene that causes a serious heart condition. they first allies he

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prince philip, who's 96, is to attend a parade by the royal marines at buckingham palace. he would be retiring from official functions after supporting the queen for more than 65 years. 0ur royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports. he has been a familiar and sometimes forthright feature of national life ever since his marriage to the then princess elizabeth in november 19 47. and although his robust approach to people and events has sometimes got him into trouble few can criticise his devotion to royal duty, most often in support of the queen and also insert pursuit of his own programme with issues like the environment and the development of the awards programme for dunbeg which he created and which is named after him. but this afternoon it will come to an end. the duke, 96 in june, will attend his last solo engagement, a parade by the royal marines on the forecourt of buckingham palace. it is not a com plete buckingham palace. it is not a complete retirement from public life. the duke may accompany the queen to certain events but after more than 22,000 solo engagem

after 65 years of service, over 5,000 speeches and an astounding 22,219 appearances, britain's prince philipmaking his final solo engagement, greeting marines. he deserves a wel well-earned rest although you'll see him out and about with his wife, britain's longest serving monarch, queen elizabeth. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. thank you for watching and good night. . >>> sophia ver kbara completely naked, opening up about resisting plastic surgery and why she hates working ouflt. >> now on "extra." >> sophia verg ra's most daring photo shoot ever. 45 and totally stripped down for the magazine. >> they said i shood see about a breast reduction. then bill affleck out with his new girl. why his ex jep was out with ben's mom. ron goldman's sister kim taking aim at o.j. simpson. >> the lying and the lack of remor remorse. >> how she feels about o.j.'s kids going on a spending spree and the ultimate outrage. >> o.j. is claiming that your dad is a threat to him. >> and his new tv career and falling for

after 65 years of service, over 5,000 speeches and an astounding 22,219 appearances, britain's prince philiproyal wave. completelying his final solo engagement, greeting royal marines. at 96 years old, he deserves a well-earned rest, though you'll still see him out and about with his serving monarch, queen elizabeth. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for a wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us as nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> powerful, sensual, and -- >> sophia shows all. what she's sharing now about her most prominent assets. this is "access hollywood," but she's one of many making major revelations today. >> [ bleep ] got weird. >> that i think was the most sort of like, raw moment. >> the secrets behind the

prince philip makes his final solo appearance on royal duty today — after 65 years of official engagementsarn the service is "in crisis" in england and wales due to a "toxic mix" of pressures. the british tourists facing hours of delays at airports across the eu because of stricter border checks. adam peaty, sporting superstar and the fastest breaststroke swimmer on the fastest breaststroke swimmer on the planet. 25.95! the savage swimmer and breaking his own record twice and what the future may hold.

bowing out after seven decades, prince philip carries out his last solo engagement.nd coming up in sportsday on bbc news: we'll look ahead to a really important night for celtic as brendan rogers‘ side head to norway to take on rosenborg in the second leg of their champions league qualifier. hello and welcome to the bbc news at six. there is new hope tonight for thousands of families who live with the prospect of passing on inherited diseases to future generations. for the first time, scientists have successfully re pa i red a faulty gene in human embryos. the us and south korean team used a process known as ‘gene editing' to correct dna that causes a deadly heart condition. the contraversial technique is still at the early research stage, but it raises the hope of preventing 10,000 gene disorders, which pass down the generations. 0ur medical correspondent fergus walsh reports. the goal could not be more ambitious, to eradicate inherited diseases. these scientists have taken an impressive first step on a long road, editing dna in human embryos. so how is it done? ins

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and lord mountbatten and prince philip, both ex— naval veterans. ntbatten was hugely close to the prince of wales and just having his arm on his shoulder like that tells everything. and a year later, of course, he was killed in ireland. we went back there a couple of years ago with the prince and it was very moving. bit of a family man, actually. there was a time when i think he saw himself as the patriarchy of the family and the queen would be the matriarch of the nation, so to speak. i think putting it simply, he wore the trousers within the household, in order that she could wear the crown for the people. and that really was important to him. it is important to him still. he was there to support her, he ran the family, the family business side of things and that was the first priority, so that she could be queen. let's look at the next picture, arthur. this one is from the 70s. now we are moving to the 80s. 1985. this is in china. they have just been looking at the terracotta warriors and that, you thought, would have been the picture of the day,