queen elizabeth, whose coronation was 60 years ago today. >>> good evening. that storm system that pummeled the middle of the country with tornadoes, lightning, and torrential rain late last week is still at it leaving a trail of damage and misery as it pushes eastward tonight. some 40 million americans are potentially in its path. in its wake, flash flooding. images from places like missouri, oklahoma, arkansas and kentucky show just how bad the flooding has been. in some spots the water is still rising. right now as we look at the current radar, the severe weather is moving into the northeast with thunderstorm watches and warnings up from new york state into maine. weather channel's meteorologist chris warren leads off our coverage from albany, new york. chris, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. here in albany it is dry right now. don't let that fool you, because the threat is far from over. as we've seen from this storm system, it has already caused some major damage. with floodwaters receding and swollen rivers coming down, oklahoma authorit

queen elizabeth was crowned. she celebrated the moment in westminster abbey. 's most iconic landmarks are closed among the worst flooding for central years -- for several years in central europe. haveia, hungary, germany been affected. the czech authorities have opened flood dams to help to ease the pressure on reservoirs. this has implications for everyone living downstream. this is one of the worst hit areas. >> this is on three big rivers which is used to floods. the water level rose to its highest in 500 years. came toor merkel inspect the damage and brought the promise of 100 million euros to help clear it up. spoke to people who were already busy with cleanup work and aware that this will take weeks. the loss of income will be a problem and that is why support will not join goal. -- will not dwindle. >> we will tell what is happening. you can look at the street signs protruding out. 12 hours ago, that was up. now, it is a foot below, a third of a meter below. that is how much has fallen. farther north, they were braced for the worst. houses were flooded,

queen elizabeth has been to has had an exploratory operation on his abdomen -- queen elizabeth husband has had an exploratory operation on his abdomen. with queenosed to be elizabeth today. she officially opened the bbc's new broadcasting house in central london. we have the highlights. of staff left their .esks to welcome the queen she came for a whistle stop to our of the new building. tour of the new building. it was straight up to the top floor. ♪ [applause] a very different tune on the third floor at radio 4 where the queen took to the airwaves broadcasting live from a radio studio for the first time to the nation. >> it was a great pleasure to visit the bbc today. and to see it in its new home. i remember first coming to broadcasting house with my and sistermy mother shortly before the war. ofame again with the duke edinburgh just before the coronation in 1953. >> audio from that first visit was also broadcast. it was an exchange between a 13- year-old princess elizabeth and her sister margaret. very much. indown on the lower ground the largest newsroom in europe, journalist crow

as the day of great spiritual significance to the queen was recalled. , in this holyo place, queen elizabeth ii was anointed with holy oil. not whenronation was she became queen. that happened when her father died. she was set up onto a life of service. six years after her coronation, that commitment to serve shows no sign of diminishing him a even if the pace at which he was accomplished will slow. the queen after place of hernation followed by eldest son charles, who was followed by his eldest son and his wife, catherine, who will give first to the next in line. this abbey and expect to witness many more coronations. >> queen elizabeth and her family marking a very special day there at westminster abbey. that brings the broadcast to a close. you can carry on watching bbc news on our 24-hour news channel. from all of us here, thank you so much for watching. i will see you back here tomorrow. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, union bank, and united healthcare. >> at union bank, our re

queen. elizabeth was just 27 years old when she was crowned monarch. coronation took place 16 months after the death of her father, king george vi. fan brown was a child. but remembers. >> in the next door neighbor's house with a television because we didn't have one. >> reporter: at 87, queen elizabeth is not yet britain's longest serving monarch. queen victoria served for 63 years. >> and the queen's coronation crown weighs almost 5 pounds. it is the heaviest crown in the royal collection of crown jewels. it has 444 gems, including diamonds, rubies, and sapphires. and maybe that's why she wasn't wearing it today. >>> check in with eyewitness news at 6:00. for all new stories coming up at 6:00, vic is in newsroom with more. >> we'll keep an eye on the big story of the day. a construction worker rescued from the bridge. more on why it's such a complicated rescue for crews. >>> will he or won't he? picking up on chances former lieutenant governor michael steele will run for governor. >> check in for more on these stories and the day's breaking news at 6

queen. elizabeth palmer on the coronation celebration. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. america's most powerful military leaders were ordered to capitol hill today to answer for the epidemic of sexual assaults in the ranks. they quickly came under fire from the senate armed services committee. some members there want to relieve commanders of their power to decide who gets prosecuted in sexual assault cases and who doesn't. pentagon correspondent david martin is on the story. >> reporter: with one exception, the senior officers who marched into committee room, were all men. and they all objected to legislation to take the decision to prosecute sexual assault away from commanders in the field. but committee members, including seven women, were ready to take them on. >> not every single commander can distinguish between the a slap on the ass and a rape. >> reporter: senator kirsten gillibrand was referring to the mishandling of sexual assault cases which has left nearly tw

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kate williams joins us london, author of "young elizabeth, the making of our queen." t how the day unfolded. >> it's been a pretty big day here in britain. it's not a public holiday. people are really excited to celebrate the coronation of elizabeth ii. of course last year celebrated 60 years on the throne. but because your queen, the queen has to wait a year before crowned the actual coronation was in 1953. going back to 1953, when she was a young mother of two, britain was a completely different place, most of it was manual labors. britain transformed hugely. what was din about the coronation the first big televised event. television was a novelty in britain. we crowded around our screens, desperate to watch it. it had to be flown over the atlantic so canadians could watch it, too. the fact she's been on the thrown for 60 years, having to be our longest reigning monarch in the world. >> awesome. old television. nice. >> i've got to ask, as you say, longest reigning, approaching that anyway. we have seen in other parts of europe monarchs step down. wishing her a long

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the queen elizabeth ii. sorry, i went american on you. islamic i suppose they will be talking about the second elizabethton era. i suppose we will begin to talk about the second elizabeth era because it is handy for the historians and biographers to name these periods. that is the only reason. >> peter ackroyd, how many books have you written? >> that is a good question to the i cannot remember off hand. about 40. i really don't know. i do not keep a count of them. but as it were set for box, for me every book is a chapter in the large book which will be finished. there is one aspect of the larger. >> what do you mean by that? >> by then it will be to lead of course. >> you also have the prolific biographer. who is ezra pound? >> a great companion and friend left t.s. eliot. i became interested in them when i was at yale university many years ago and i can interested in the modern american poet. and it seemed natural to me to write about him, and then from him to go to tsl the it. there is often a progress and in the biography where one a

. >> queen elizabeth's husband is if london undergoing explore story surgery and what causing stomach pain. the palace says this was pre-planned and he will be hospitalized for two weeks. on tuesday he attend add service for the 60th anniversary of the queen's core rowmation and towns 92 on monday. >> toyota took the wraps off the new corolla which has new styling, a departure from previous models and needs to better compete for younger buyers would could be more attracted to looks than the legendary reliability. it is one of the most popular cars on the road, 40 million sold worldwide since it first went on sale in 1966. >> the america's cup could see a dramatic cut back in number of races in the can -- series next month and artemis may not be ready to sail in time for the challenger series scheduled to me begin july 7. the 72' catamaran capsized killing a crew member. >> toyota is -- today is the first friday of the month so oakland will hold a monthly street festival but the tradition could end without the funds. thousands come to the popular festival that takes up five blocks alon

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happening now, prince philip going into surgery expected to spend up to two weeks in the hospital and queen elizabeth speaking out this morning about his ailing health. ♪ how you like me now >> and wise up, young fellow. the wildly popular 2-year-old who hits nothing but net takes on none other than shaquille o'neal one-on-one, a true clash of titans on late night tv. the matchup that's going viral right now. you won't believe what happened. >>> tgif. good morning, everyone. we've made it to friday. george taking a little time off, great to have josh by my side. paula faris in, as well and george picked a perfect day. the weather outside in times square. >> you know what, have you heard what's happening in times square right now? look at the -- i mean we had them lined up all night long in pouring rain. we've got some of them inside. hundreds if not thousands more idling outside. two of the hostest groups, little

has celebrated queen elizabeth the second birthday with a belated grand parade more than one thousand soldiers horses and musicians took part in the event known as trooping the color an annual ceremony marking the queen's birthday prince philip was unable to attend the celebration as he is recovering from abdominal surgery the monarch's actual birthday was on april twenty first when she turned eighty seven. and coming up after the break he travels to a remote village in the south of russia for a closer look into a very unique religious sect stay with us for that. mission free accreditation free transport charges free range means free. three stooges free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects and free medio donda r.t. dot com you. get are sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. here in the nineteenth century and then some of the. teachings fr

. >> queen elizabeth has been celebrating her 87th birthday today with all of the pomp and pageantry. the birthday is actually in april but she always celebrates in june with a trooping of the color. more than 1000 soldiers took part in the parade. most eyes were on the duchess who was making her last public appearance before going on maternity leave. we will have more news at the top of the hour. please stay with us. >> this is the smugglers route. we are in the south of tunisia near the algerian border. there is a smuggler on the road ahead of us, one of many we encounter. a pickup truck loaded with fuel canisters. everyone knows the gas comes from algeria or libya. they operate in broad daylight and do not turn a single head. but market activity has exploded. we meet one he asked us to conceal his identity. he went to university but cannot find a job. he has been in the business even before the revolution. in recent months it has become increasingly easy. >> the police look the other way. they know why we do this and that we are not stealing from anyone. technically they should arr

the 91-year-old husband of queen elizabeth was hospitalized for nearly a week last summer for a bladder infection. >>> president obama is searching for green for the democratic party. he'll attend a pair of fundraiser in san jose before heading to southern california. there he will meet with china's president. >>> vladimir putin and his wife reached a joint decision to end their marriage after 30 years. they announced their divorce on state tv after seeing a performance of the moscow ballet together. >>> ester williams died. she was best known for hollywood films featuring synchronized swimming spectacles in the '40s and '50s. she was 91. >>> turning now to business. investors are anxiously awaiting this morning's may jobs report. economists are expecting unemployment rate to stay at 7.5%. while adding 169,000 jobs. we'll get all the details at 8:30 eastern time. >>> new york republican congressman peter king wants to bring online gambling back with confidence. he wants a bill that would regulate it on a national level. >>> sara jessica parker is teaming up with a high end shoemaker to

. >> queen elizabeth's husband, prince philip is in a london hospital where he is expected to have surgery. he is having exploratory surgery to investigate an abdominal problem. he is in good spirits. prince philip turns 92 on monday. frank lautenberg will be laid to rest today. thursday his flag-draped coffin was escorted into the chamber. he was 89 years old >> president obama is in california this morning on a trip that involves fundraising and diplomacy. he arrived at mountain view near san jose on thursday and attended two democratic fund raisers. today he will deliver remarks at a fund raiser in santa monica. later today he'll be meeting with the chinese president in rancho mirage. there are questions about whether a recent decision cost firefighters valuable time bat thaling four-alarm blaze. >> they are trying to figure out what caused that fire at frager's hardware. >> they were removed. for some reason, we don't know why. >> we changed it from an automatic request. >> it was adopted after the 2007 fire that detroit the georgetown library. frager's plans to open a pop-up store. >>

queen elizabeth was formally crowned monarch on this date 60 years ago. old when she became queen. elizabeth is the oldest daughter of king george vi. >> we're just about a week away from the start of george zimmerman's murder trial. hear why things may heat up in the courtroom before the jury is seated. that's coming up at 4:00 p.m. eastern. >>> and then at 5:00, the acting irs chief will be in the hot seat this week on capitol hill. lawmakers get ready to grill him on why the agency tarcted conservative groups. we'll have the details at 5:00 eastern. >>> i'll see you back in the "cnn newsroom" in an hour. up next, republicans hope the economy would sink president obama in the last year's election, but the economy is making a comeback, and is the president immune to the controversy swirling around the obama administration? "your money" starts now. >>> in 2012, republicans attacked the so-called obama economy. but now the economy is rewriting that script. i'm christine romans. this is "your money." a.p. phone records, irs targeting conservative groups, be

margaret thatcher, queen elizabeth i. there's a very deep mythology. the warm to that figure.off, it's the one way she could win the hearts of the people. >> it's essential. she's going to be the first female nominee of a major party because there is concern that a woman would not be perceived as strong figure at a time of war. so she's got to be very careful protecting our options. she has time about getting out of iraq. chris: led by a pro war woman and what do you call her? >> a warrior queen. chris: anti-war democrats unite an alternative to hillary? seven say yes will unite against some nonhillary. very close, andrew. you say there will be the unhillary candidate. >> of course. the forces are so great and the loathing -- and some of the loathing and the criticism is legitimate. what's happened over the last month or two is the period of hillary as the inevidentable candidate has ended. chris: it has? >> it hasened. now there's a real serious discussion in the democratic party about who they might choose as an alternative. chris: even though the iraq war posed trouble for

queen elizabeth ii has been queen for 60 years.he has successors lined up behind her like planes on approach into heathrow, but there are no indications she's headed anywhere. and today at westminster abbey, they celebrated her 60 years on the throne. the queen and all her family, all gathered at the scene of her coronation back in 1953. we get our report tonight from nbc's keir simmons in london. >> reporter: it was a family gathering. >> today we celebrate 60 years of commitment. >> reporter: held in the same ancient abbey where this royal family gathered 60 years ago. a 27-year-old queen and her 4-year-old heir. charles is 64 now, still a king in waiting, with an heir of his own and another on the way. kate is due next month. the queen, now 87, the family matriarch, her husband prince philip still at her side as he was when it all began. nobody knew on that day 60 years ago what the future would hold. the queen has been a constant presence while the world has been constantly changing. during her reign, american presidents have c

now 87 years old, elizabeth was found on june 2, 1953, although she became queen the year before. she is the second longest reigning british monarch after queen victoria. that is all for now. thanks so much for joining us. >> see you later. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

now 87 years old, elizabeth was found on june 2, 1953, although she became queen the year before. she is the second longest reigning british monarch after queen victoria. that is all for now. thanks so much for joining us. >> see you later. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> hello there. welcome to "newsline." it's wednesday, june 5th, i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. french leaders say they have proof that leaders in syria used a deadly nerve agent. french scientists tested samples from syria. he said results point to serin gas. >> there is no doubt of the use of the regime and its accomplices. >> he said a line has been crossed and french leadersl

now 87 years old, elizabeth was found on june 2, 1953, although she became queen the year before. she is the second longest reigning british monarch after queen victoria. that is all for now. thanks so much for joining us. >> see you later. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- bradley manning goes on trial charged with the biggest week in u.s. history. you are watching "inside story americas." in an hour-long opening statement, the lawyer for the u.s. government has accused rive at bradley manning of leaking secrets into the "lap of the enemy." he claimed he had

. >> prince phillip, the husband of britain's queen elizabeth, has been admitted to hospital for an operation on his abandon -- abdomen. buck many -- buckingham palace released a statement that it is i -- is an exploor tory procedure. >> and twins scaled the world's highest mountain last month. they are still waiting for official confirmation of the record. they were inspired after reaching the top of mount kilimanjaro four years ago the >> the best thing about the climb was my sister was with me and we both stepped on the top togs -- together. it in me there were a lot of mixed emotions going on because i was praying for those who could not make it to the summit.

queen elizabeth, whose coronation was 60 years ago today.

. >> britain's royal family has celebrated the 60th anniversary of the coronation of queen elizabeth ii. prince william and his pregnant wife catherine were among the guests at the service in london 's westminster abbey.

. >> big day as queen elizabeth celebrated her official birthday.he celebration included the traditional trooping of the color ceremony with more than 1,000 soldiers, horses and musicians taking part. the kweeb's actual birth was april 21st. she celebrated today without her husband philip who remains hospital recovering from exploratory surgery. other royals appearing, including princess kate. when you get to be queen, you can have a birthday in april and celebrate wherever you feel like it. all right. >> the trooping of the color ceremony, as you saw right here. thanks for watching nbc bay area news at 5:00. stay with us for more local news in just a couple minutes.

the 91-year-old husband of queen elizabeth was hospitalized for nearly a week last summer for a bladder infection. >>> president obama is in the golden state in search for some green for the democratic party. he'll attend a pair of fundraisers in san jose before heading to southern california. there mr. obama will meet with china's president through saturday. >>> vladimir putin and his wife reached a joint decision to end their marriage after 30 years. the couple announcing the divorce on state tv after seeing a performance of the moscow ballet together. >>> ester williams died. her success in competitive swimming led to notable roles on the big screen. she was best known for a hollywood film featuring synchronized swimming spectacles in the '40s and '50s. boy, those were classics. she was 91. >>> turning now to business. good morning to you, courtney. >> good morning, richard. it's a big day for the world's largest retailer. walmart holds its shareholder meeting today in arkansas. thousands attend the event. the retail giant ceo says sales should pick up after a rough patch. customers

the 92-year-old husband of queen elizabeth left a london clinic where he spent the last 11 days recovering from abdominal surgery. the duke of edinboro spent his 92nd birthday in the hospital. buckingham palace says he will be convalescing for the next two months. >>> and nelson mandela's condition continues to improve. the 94-year-old antiapartheid leader is spending his tenth day in the hospital with a lung infection. today his family met with reporters to thank his supporters for all of the cards, emails and tweets wishing him well. mandela is in serious condition. doctors say they are seeing daily improvement. >>> locker rooms are known for being smelly, but nothing like this. raw sewage backed up into the oakland coliseum's lower levels this weekend forcing the as and mariners to move out of the locker rooms and into the one used by the oakland raiders. >> we were dealing with it pretty much through the end of the game. then when the game ended, the flow stopped but we had to come up with an alternate plan for the -- for both teams to shower. >> crews have eight days to fix the proble

. >>> an update from london on the health of prince philip, husband of queen elizabeth. buckingham palace says the prince is progressing after exploratory abdominal surgery. no other details were provided. the 91-year-old prince is expected to be in the hospital for another two weeks. the queen continued with her schedule today, presiding over the opening of the bbc's new headquarters in london. and for a time during a live television broadcast it was the queen who was at center stage as the presenters looked back at their unusual guest. >>> cold war-era bomb shelters may be a thing of the past, but a california couple found one in the backyard of their newly bought home that is more of a window on the past. a perfectly preserved shelter from 1961, like something out of "mad men" 15 feet under ground with a pantry full of vintage products in all their original glory. the owners say they will preserve the shelter saying, quote, it should last forever. >>> it's something travellers dread. a flight delay that leaves you stranded on the tarmac for hours with nothing to do. th

is of wellington nilsson and churchill the duke, queen elizabeth the first i am sure historians would give low marks for accuracy but it was true in her mind and she knew vast chunks of kipling by heart. that is key to her as a romantic patriot as a rational economist. >> host: this is volume one purviews said volume to is being written. when can we expect to see it? >> guest: i don't like to be asked that because there's so much to do. there is more to do. i do hope within two years we should be there but i don't like to put a precise time on it. >> host: what is your time line? >> guest: i pile up the material then i write to then i piled up and then i write. so i might not right for months you cannot pileup everything in right everything but you forget because it is so much. i will be unbearable and forget it also there is never the right time to write so i write it quite fast then get back to it and also that is a total shame. >> host: congratulations again. thank you very much. >> guest: thank you [applause] >> thank you very much for the lovely introduction. i suspect all of you

. >> queen elizabeth's husband is resting after surgery. prince philip checked into the hospital after complaining of abdominal pains. lucy mcdonald has an update on his condition. >> reporter: the duke spent the night in the hospital just hours after joking with guests at buckingham palace. the palace officials say doctors have performed an exploratory stomach surgery on the queen's 91-year-old husband. they stress prince philip is in good health and say the operation is not an emergency but was scheduled after tests earlier this week. >> i know the whole country will be thinking about him, thinking about the family and wishing him well. >> reporter: even with her husband in the hospital, the queen kept to her royal schedule. >> it is a great pleasure to visit the bbc today. >> reporter: when a journalist how well the prince looked at the garden party, her majesty replied, that's because he is not ill. prince philip's surgery comes just days before his 92nd birthday on monday and he is expected to stay in this london clinic for up to two w

biographer paul johnson sat down with us to talk about his nonfiction work including biographies of queen elizabeth i come edward, napoleon, george washington, pope john the 23rd and pope john paul ii. >> author and historian paul johnson joins book tv in london. mr. johnson how many books have you written? >> i'm not sure. it's somewhere in the high 50s, not yet 60. but i hope before ipod off i will have written 60. >> host: what books are you working on now? >> guest: i'm writing my memoirs though they only cover a part of my life. so that is what i am doing at the moment. but i just finished a short life of stalin aimed at young people because i find young people don't know anything about him. and i think they ought to know about him. >> host: what should they know about him? >> guest: they should know that he was an unmitigated a villain who murdered at least 20 million people and imprisoned many more of them. and they should know that he put russia on the course from which it has still not reestablished itself. so i think young people should know this. >> host: what are the best books at least

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queen elizabeth said to be in good spirits as he begins to undergo exploratory surgery. >>> and the game between miami and the san antonio spurs goes down to the wire. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, june 7th, 2013. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning tropical storm andrea is losing steam as it heads up the atlantic coast. andrea is moving over southwest georgia packing sustained winds of 45 miles per hour, and, of course, heavy rain. the storm triggered eight tornados as it moved across florida. cbs weather consultant david bernard says it continues to move north and as it does, it looks like wet weather. it's all going to be about the rain fall. look at this potential rainfall map. this will take us into saturday afternoon. we're talking a wide swath of at much as 2 to 5 inches of rain all the way to new england. some areas could see higher amounts. because of that, we have a number of flood watches currently in effect, specifically across the i-95 corridor. these will be in effect all day and through the n

. >>> from london tonight, word that prince philip, the husband of queen elizabeth is in the hospital. we're outside the london clinic with more. >> reporter: good evening. there is concern here tonight for the health of prince philip who is 91 now and undergone treatment for a number of ailments in recent years. buckingham palace making the announcement that he had been admitted to the hospital. forced to cancel a number of scheduled appearances over the next few weeks. he will undergo surgery tomorrow. he looked fit and in good spirits at a public event today and he was by the queen's side tuesday as she marked the 60th anniversary of her core nation. he will turn 92 on monday, it's a birthday he will spend here in the hospital. >> in washington, senator frank lautenberg will the buried tomorrow. he was moved out of the u.s. capitol after lowing in pose all day. he died on monday at the anyone of '89. and today governor chris christie pointed jeffrey chiesa to fill his seat until a special election is held in october. >>> when we return, an nbc investigation revealing for the first

. >> reporter: from london tonight, word that prince philip, the husband of queen elizabeth is in the hospital. kier simmons has more. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, ann. there is concern tonight for the health of prince philip who is 91. buckingham palace making the announcement late today that he had been admitted to this hospital forced to cancel a number of scheduled appearances over the next two weeks. he would undergo surgery for an unspecified abdominal complaint tomorrow. he looked fit and in good spirits today. he was by the queen's side tuesday as she marked the 60th anniversary of her coronation. prince philip will turn 92 on monday. it is a birthday he'll spend here in the hospital, ann. >> thank you so much. >>> in washington senator frank lutenberg will be buried tomorrow at arlington national cemetery. late today his casket was moved out of the capitol after lying in repose all day in the senate chamber. the new jersey senator died monday at the age of 89. today chris christie appointed jeffrey kieza to fill the seat until a special election is held in october

. >> a boost for enniskillen's bridge-building came from britain's queen elizabeth.hile celebrating her 50 years on the throne last year, she visited the town for a religious service. now, a work of art commemorating that event is arriving. it was created by heck for mcdonnell, one of ireland's leading painters, and it's on its way to be displayed at the international summit. >> you have the community of enniskillen coming together. >> the service began in the protestant cathedral, but the queen then led the congregation across the street to continue in the catholic parish church, and she was welcomed by father o'reilly. >> he is there representing this community which has been at loggerheads with all that's gone on in northern ireland. >> she represents monarchy from the point of view of history. it's a way that people do still feel here, in the same way as the flag can be for some an abrasive kind of symbol. >> but enniskillen's bridge-builders, including many roman catholics, chose to see things differently. in this case the queen came to represent if not politica

queen elizabeth's husband is due to have a private operation later today. buckingham palace says the duke's hospital admission is not an emergency. he was reported to be in good spirits at the palace garden party that took place yesterday afternoon. now he's going undergo exploratory surgery on his abdomen, and he'll have a general anesthetic. we're going to keep you posted as to how prince philip gets on today after his surgery, and remember, the queen is visiting us here at the bbc. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. union bank. and united healthcare. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> bbc world news was presented by kcet los angeles. >>> hello. you're watching "newsline." i'm shery ahn. let's get started

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queen elizabeth has a couple years to go. bill: you go girl. can you say that about the queen?tha: you just did i think. bill: a mere commoner here. we're just minutes away from what is expected to be riveting testimony on the hill. we'll hear from some of the americans who say the irs targeted them over their political beliefs. a little bit earlier today i talked to the lawmaker running this today's hearing. that is dave camp, the chairman of the house ways and means committee. dave camping, good morning. welcome to "america's newsroom". >> thank you, bill. bill: these hearings which begin in about 15 minutes, what do you expect to learn from these groups? >> well, these are people who have had their first amendment rights targets because of their beliefs. and this hear something a chance to give them voice so we can hear on the record what these people, average, just, honest, hard-working american citizens what they went through. bill: they come from all over the country too. south carolina, alabama, california. there is a group from tennessee and iowa. what does that tell yo