five odd nicknames you'd hardly expect queen elizabeth the second to answer to. the name elizabeth is something of a mouthful for toddlers queen elizabeth herself had quite a struggle with it in her early years and for quite a while called herself that's our number five family and friends quickly adopted the moniker at the time nobody could have known that little bet would someday become queen elizabeth the second most of the royal family called the young princess by this name until she ascended the throne. the only relative who didn't was her uncle edward did make names it wasn't the only time king edward flouted convention in one nine hundred thirty six hardly a year into his reign he after kate in favor of elizabeth's father george the sixth placing elizabeth second in line to the throne. prince william has been preparing to assume the throne from birth his father prince charles is the heir apparent but elizabeth is in no hurry to step aside as a toddler william could say neither her name nor even the word granny quite right and ended up turning it into carey t

been announced that the heir to the british royal prince charles has been approved to succeed queen elizabeth as head of the commonwealth he does have fifty three member states have been discussing the issue at a meeting at windsor castle where there is a queen elizabeth publicly endorsed her son for the will and they have in previous calls to rotate the position around other members of the alliance. you aren't firmly up to date those are current headlines a.j. selects is next and of course you can always refer to al-jazeera dot com to keep up with the fake stories see you later.

sort of to boo subject because essentially what you're talking about is the end of the reign of queen elizabeth. the fifth through obligation or or through death she's unlikely to abdicate so that's basically what we're talking about here it was the queen herself who brought it up earlier in the week when she gave a hint that she would like to see prince charles eventually succeed her she never said as much publicly and this was always going to be a summit at which this issue of succession was going to hang in the air if not actually become an issue of concrete fact while she got the ball rolling and here they are today announcing in dorset really the leaders of the commonwealth agreeing amongst themselves that what she wanted is what would happen that prince charles her eldest son would indeed succeed her it was widely assumed that he probably would she's given up a lot of her duties in recent years particularly travel she's previously traveled to all of the commonwealth countries many of them multiple times he has stood in for more and more so he's more and more seen as a face of the commonwe

as queen elizabeth celebrates her 92nd birthday. >> your majesty.ughter ] >> reporter: the world's longest living monarch, the star attraction. feted at a concert by pop royalty. kylie minogue. >> here we go. >> reporter: sean mendes. sting and shaggy. ♪ mr. boombastic >> reporter: whose performance of "mr. boombastic" triggered laughs from prince harry and his bride-to-be, meghan markle. the prince delivering a tribute to his gran. >> tonight, we're celebrating the queen's birthday. but your majesty, if you don't mind me saying, you're not someone who is easy to buy gifts for. >> reporter: prince william attending solo. as duchess kate awaits the arrival of baby number three. the queen showing little sign of her advanced age. enjoying some down time after a busy work week. hosting leaders from the commonwealth, where she's been its head since the start of her reign. the 53-nation bloc honoring the queen's wish, voting that one day prince charles will take the helm. >> essentially, she's anointing him, if you will, as a quasi-king. he's taken on man

queen elizabeth has opened the commonwealth heads of government meeting at buckingham palace leaders from fifty three many former british colonies representing one third of the world's population are there it's a first time in more than two decades u.k. is hosting the summit and in is looking for new trade deals with commonwealth nations as it prepares to leave the european union general joins me live from london i should imagine this is a pretty important meeting then. but i think every bi annual meeting of the commonwealth is important for its members and certainly there's no shortage of pomp and splendor on display nobody does it quite like the british of course the queen is the head of the commonwealth she has been for sixty six years the rules are very much on display here in london quite what will be achieved at this meeting is i think a debatable point with many suggesting that this organization nearly seventy years old now has sort of lost its way its purpose its direction in the modern world is this friendly network of fifty three extremely diverse countries from large devel

our top stories: a toast for queen elizabeth after she tells leaders of 53 nations it's her "sincere wish" that prince charles succeeds her as head of the commonwealth. the former director of the fbi, james comey, has told the bbc that he doesn't believe there is anyone around donald trump who can contain him. president miguel diaz—canel promises to continue communist rule in cuba as the castro dynasty is finally brought to an end. a plastic: how the world's waterways are being clogged by bags and bottles which will never disintegrate. i am in indonesia where there is so much plastic waste joe pinder rivers that the army called in been called in to help. —— there is so been called in to help. —— there is so much in the been called in to help. —— there is so much - in the rivers. welcome to the programme. the leaders of more than 50 countries have been attending a state banquet at buckingham palace at the end of the first official day of the commonwealth heads of government meeting in london. prominent among the topics discussed were development issues, climate change, and holding gov

to a lot of people the general assumption was that prince charles would take over as in when queen elizabeth the second eventually dies i think that within the carefully guarded coded language if you like of the british royal family for the queen to have stood up today and said it was her sincere wish that prince charles does follow i think that the british government must be fairly confident that most of the commonwealth heads of government who are here almost fifty of them are happy to go along with that but there's nothing written down we expect a formal announcement tomorrow there have been some counter suggestions ideas of some sort of rotating presidency but it looks likely as if britain and its royal family will get its way and what's the real purpose of the commonwealth going forward. well of course the accusation will always be there that it is a shadow of the british empire and that i suppose that's where that issue of who's the head of the commonwealth comes into the debate i think that if we look back at the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's and we remember the struggle ag

been announced that the heir to the british royal prince charles has been approved to succeed queen elizabeth as head of the commonwealth he does have fifty three member states have been discussing the issue at a meeting at windsor castle where there is a queen elizabeth publicly endorsed her son for the will and they have in previous calls to rotate the position around other members of the alliance you are firmly up to date those are current headlines a.j. selects is next and of course you can always refer to al-jazeera dot com to keep up with the fix stories see you later. was in the interview in your new movie. his mood will be everything. must are all right not only no not suited me not to like the whole i was not about anything but i heard what we were like what not but not how loud what anyone know. i'll agree that format that the method makes will mean i can do that later one way out of it lads will know how to get the whole devious as a normal meaning to give us a clue and i'd be scouring. the good with the good mugs any good and say whenever you need. to be even when you. get i'm goi

to get the endorsement of commonwealth leaders for prince charles to eventually succeed queen elizabeth his mother as head of the alliance founded by her father george the sixth almost seventy years ago that week was marred by outrage over britain's failure to recognise the citizens' rights of caribbean migrant workers the so-called windrush generation that came to the united kingdom at the government's invitation sixty years ago but they were also commitments to cyber security to free trade fighting climate change and malaria and there was support for former members in barclays renewed efforts at democracy it's representative was told that a free and fair election this year might win it re entry to the club elizabeth has been head of the commonwealth for sixty six years and since she's largely given up foreign travel it seems likely that this is the last heads of government meeting that she will attend and with that in the air it was perhaps inevitable that they'd be questions about the future and purpose of what members prefer to call the family of nations critics have suggested that

queen elizabeth has urged commonwealth heads of state to appoint her son prince charles as the next leader of the association of former british colonies she made the appeal of the formal opening of the commonwealth heads of government meeting at buckingham palace and leaders from the fifty three member states representing one third of the world's population are attending the queen has been head of the commonwealth since nineteen fifty two those were the headlines here on sarah will have the al-jazeera news great and thirty minutes next is the stream to stay with us. fifty three member states. one iconic figurehead as leaders of the commonwealth descend on london bridge by in your meeting al-jazeera asks how much does the commonwealth matter in today's world and where does it go after queen elizabeth all of the commonwealth heads of government meeting on al-jazeera.

william and kate will have to run it by queen elizabeth first, but top bets are arthur, albert, and phillip. adding to the excitement, the royal baby was born on st. george's day, which celebrates the patron saint of england. the tiny prince will be fifth in line to the british thrown, bumping uncle harry down to sixth. the birth comes just weeks before the royal wedding with prince harry and he will marry american actress with meghan markle. >> queen elizabeth turned 92 on saturday. >>> and southwest completes inspections after last week's deadly incident. >>> plus, fined $500 over an apple, how this snack is costing one traveler some cash. >>> we have another warm day ahead. we'll talk about your afternoon temperatures and then also when we're going to start to see a change in this weather pattern. nashville over the weekend. they arrested 29 yea >>> police have caught the man who they say killed four people at a waffle house restaurant in nashville over the weekend. they arrested 29-year-old travis reinking less than an hour ago. we look at his past run in with the secret service. >> rep

to get the endorsement of commonwealth leaders for prince charles to eventually succeed queen elizabeth his mother as head of the alliance founded by her father george the sick almost seventy years ago that week was marred by outrage over britain's failure to recognise the citizens' rights of caribbean migrant workers the so-called windrush generation that came to the united kingdom at the government's invitation sixty years ago but they were also commitments to cyber security to free trade fighting climate change and malaria and there was support for former members in barclays renewed efforts at democracy it's representative was told that a free and fair election this year might win it re entry to the club queen elizabeth has been head of the commonwealth for sixty six years and since she's largely given up foreign travel it seems likely that this is the last heads of government meeting that she will attend and with that in the air it was perhaps inevitable that they'd be questions about the future and purpose of what members prefer to call the family of nations critics have suggested

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ask your doctor about victoza®. ♪ >> todd jones among the entertainers celebrating queen elizabeth'sa concert in london this weekend. prince harry led the tributes. >> tonight, we are celebrating the queen's birthday, but, your majes majesty, if you do not mind me saying, you are not someone who is easy to buy gifts for. >> not laughing. the birthday celebrations shifted to windsor castle this morning where the queen acted as the official starter of the london marathon, and started the race remotely with the press of a button. the runners finished in front of her residence. >>> chipolte is offering people free food through 10:00 if you have a reusable water bottle or tote bag, buy one item and get the second for free. the deal includes burritos, tacos, salads, and bowls coming a day after they committed to diverting half of the company's waste from land fills. >>> a warm finish to the weekend. 70s and 80s once again in the warmest spots, and while the week starts warm, there's cooler air arrive rather shortly. live doppler 7 now shows you we are soaked in sunshine. the active scan on

for instance, queen elizabeth recently appeared in a nature documentary, and when a helicopter butted into the scene, she used that moment to take a swing at the colonies. >> why do they always go round and round when you want to talk? sounds like president trump. or president obama. ( laughter ) >> stephen: hold on there, liz. i'm not sure about that comparison. i'd say trump's more like a zeppelin-- full of hot air. and we're all waiting for him to go down in flames. ( cheers and applause ) now-- obama, though, yes. obama, yes. now, i was a little surprised to see the queen take a jab at trump and obama, but i shouldn't have been, because she is well known for her merciless slams against foreign leaders. take a look. >> you know queen elizabeth as england's dignified, maronly figurehead, but get ready for her to take off her dainty white gloves and go hard on her fellow heads of state in her new comedy special, "queen elizabeth's royal beet down." watch as the monarch of meme takes on the world's most powerful leaders. >> four words, putin-- put on a shirt. no one wants to see your

the leaders of 53 member states have been gathering in england to choose who will succeed queen elizabethe head of the group. the role is non—hereditary so it's not automatically passed on when the queen dies, though she had expressed her "sincere wish" that prince charles would take over. countries also agreed to tackle the deadly disease malaria, and committed to increase inter—commonwealth trade by £2 trillion by 2030. the bbc‘s james landale was in windsor for the summit, he gave us this report changing the guard at windsor castle. only today, it wasn't just the soldiers. world leaders gathered beneath the battlements to decide who should replace their host as head of the commonwealth when her reign ends — a role that's never been hereditary. last night, the queen treated her guests and herself to a much—needed drink, and gently reminded them she had a son who could take on the job when the time came. and today, she gave them the run of her castle for their private deliberations about her and their future. i'd like to thank her majesty the queen for her generous invitation into her ho

william and kate will have to run it by queen elizabeth first, but top bets are arthur, albert and phillip. adding to the excitement, the royal baby was born on st. george's day celebrating the patron saint of england. >> brilliant, going to lift everyone's spirits. >> reporter: the tiny prince will be fifth in line to the british throne bumping uncle prince harry down to sixth. the birth comes just weeks before the royal wedding where prince harry will marry american actress meghan markle. >> this is the sixth great grand child for queen elizabeth who turned 92 on saturday. >>> it has warmed up, especially away from the water, but it is not permanent. we have another cooldown coming that will drop us as much as 10 degrees cooler than average. we'll talk about when that happens and actually another rain chance heading toward the bay area next. azon's top secret project, and they called the cops e lab 126. >> and coming up all new at 6:00 tonight we went to check out amazon's top secret project and they called the cops on us. what is going on inside lab 126? at stanford health care, we can

earlier this evening, here in london, queen elizabeth has been hosting a banquet at buckingham palacewealth. she's been presiding over the leaders‘ two—yearly meeting, or chogm, as it's sometimes called. a few hours before that, queen elizabeth, who's 92, made the case for her son, prince charles, to take over from her, as the next head of the commonwealth, when the time comes. it is my sincere wish that the commonwealth will continue to offer stability and continuity for future generations and will decide that one day the prince of wales should carry on the important work started by my father in 1949. by continuing to treasure and reinvigorate our associations and activities, i believe we will secure a safer, more prosperous and sustainable world for those who follow us. you may not know it, but the asia—pacific region has the second highest prevalence of hiv in the world. ona highest prevalence of hiv in the world. on a 5.1 million people in the region of the violence, and 270,000 people are infected with hiv each year. the good news is that the annual number of new hiv infections i

star—studded evening — queen elizabeth celebrates her 92nd birthday with a concert featuring music fromher reign. two weeks after the suspected chemical attack in syria, international experts have finally carried out an inspection in the former rebel—held town of douma. the organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons said its inspectors had gathered samples, which would be examined in specially—designated laboratories. andrew plant reports. it is now two weeks since these scenes played out on screens around the world. released by the syrian opposition, appearing to show the aftermath of a chemical attack. the allegation that chlorine had been used was met with international condemnation. a team of expert from the opcw arrived in damascus earlier this week. attempts to reach the site in douma were thwarted when their security team came under fire, leading to a three—day delay. experts say that if chlorine was used, that timescale could now make it hard to detect. if that was a chlorine bomb attack it is much harder to have any evidence at this point in time, two weeks after. chl

our top stories: a toast for queen elizabeth after she tells leaders of 53 nations it's her sincere wish that prince charles succeeds her as head of the commonwealth. the former director of the fbi, james comey, has told the bbc that he doesn't believe there is anyone around donald trump who can contain him. president miguel diaz—canel promises to continue communist rule in cuba as the castro dynasty finally draws to a close. drowning in plastic, how the world's waterways are being clogged by bags and bottles which will never disintegrate. i'm in indonesia, where there's so much plastic waste choking the rivers that the army has been called in to help. m7 7777” commonwealth leaders at a banquet at buckingham palace tonight must decide who will be the next head of the commonwealth. the title is not hereditary, but it is clear that the commonwealth's choice is prince charles. in the palace ballroom this morning, the 53 commonwealth leaders prepared the way. # god save our gracious queen # they know that this will almost certainly be the last commonwealth conference over which the queen wil

a star—studded evening — queen elizabeth celebrates her 92nd birthday with a concert featuring musice first minister of wales, carwynjones, has announced that he'll step down from the post in the autumn. speaking at the welsh labour party conference, he described the past few months as "the darkest of times". mrjones, who's been party leader since 2009, said the recent death of carl sargeant, who was found dead days after being sacked by mrjones from his cabinet office job, had had a big impact on his family life. here's our bbc wales political editor nick servini. i'm glad to say there will be funding announced next week. this was always going to be the toughest conference speech for carwyn jones as first minister of wales. as it turned out, it was his last, as he shocked party members by saying a bruising few months had taken its toll on his family life. i don't think anyone can know what these last few months have been like, no—one that is apart from lisa and the kids. they've carried me through the darkest of times. i've asked too much of them at times, and it's time for me to th

also coming up a monarch looks to hand over the reins of britain's queen elizabeth has been the head of the commonwealth for nearly seven decades she wants her son charles to succeed her but will he be given the job. also coming up in sports roughened of dollars book his place in the quarter finals of the monte carlo masters but a showdown with novak djokovic won't be on the count cards after she crashed out. i'm sumi so much gonda good to have you with us central berlin is on shutdown this morning as emergency services diffuse a massive world war two bomb the british bomb was uncovered on a building site near the city's central train station a german authorities will evacuate thousands in the surrounding area and halt rail services at the central train station seven decades after the end of the second world war germany still finds more than two thousand. thousand tonnes of unexploded bombs and live ammunition every year and most are on earth or on construction sites . let's go right to rebecca ritter she's standing by for us after the scene hi rebecca good morning so we understand t

queen elizabeth has appealed to the commonwealth to appoint her son prince charles at the next head of the blog the u.k. is hosting more than fifteen leaders from mainly former colonies phillips reports from london. the british can still do pomp and circumstance at the opening of the commonwealth summit its leader who is now also the world's oldest head of state made an unusually personal plea it is my sincere wish that the commonwealth will continue to offer stability and continuity for future generations and we'll decide that one day the prince of wales should carry on the important work started by my father in one thousand nine hundred forty nine by continuing to treasure and reinvigorate our satiation and activities i believe we will secure a safer more prosperous and sustainable world those who follow us. there's nothing in the rule book that says prince charles should be the next head of the commonwealth but it's likely to be confirmed on friday although it leaves it open to the accusation that it is no more than a shadow of the british empire. but while the commonwealth is often

queen elizabeth the commonwealth heads of state to appoint her son prince charles as the next leader of the association of british colonies she made the appeal of the formal opening of the commonwealth heads of government meeting at buckingham palace and leaders from the fifty three member states representing one third of the world's population are attending the queen has been head of the commonwealth since nineteen fifty two. days where the headlines here will have the al-jazeera news created thirty minutes next is the stream to stay with this. fifty three member state. one night comic figurehead as leaders of the commonwealth descend on london bridge by any meeting just how much does the commonwealth matter in today's world and where does it go after queen elizabeth the commonwealth heads of government on al-jazeera. hi i'm really good today owning up to death reporting in the pages of national geographic well look at that one hundred and thirty year old magazine recent apology. you aren't. how should media organizations are telling for races reporting of the past national geograph

one of the highlights of speaker albert's career was bringing in queen elizabeth for the bicentennial. here's albert showing the queen some photographs. she brought a copy of the magna carta to give to albert. she is sitting in this chair. the chair is still here. we let guests sometimes sit in the chair the queen sat in. we have some pictures. this is speaker albert in his freshman class. you can find future president nixon and future president kennedy. kennedy came to oklahoma. here, he's opening up an intersection. he came because robert s kerr wanted him to come. furniture from his various offices. here's the queen's chair again. speaker albert was napping on the so but when he found out spirit agnew -- spiro agnew resigned. some of the liberal democrats had a plan to get albert into the presidency. was a democraton and speaker albert. albert was opposed to this. he was prepared. this document here is a memo sorensen toed speaker albert. it lays out what albert should do if he becomes president. you can look. it says step one, take the oath of office. step two, physically taking o

and queen elizabeth appeals to the commonwealth to appoint her son as the next leader but will they back up. the south korean president lungi in says the north has expressed its commitment to complete denuclearization is comes as u.s. president donald trump warns he'll walk away from planned talks with north korea's leader if they are not fruitful the meeting is expected to take place next month or in june cia director and secretary of state nominee might pump held a secret meeting with kim jong un and pyongyang earlier this month as part of an effort to lay the groundwork for talks says he hopes they'll be a success but adds that he is willing to cool them off if it's not over i think that it's a meeting that is not going to be fruitful we're not going to go if the meeting when i'm there is not fruitful i will respectfully leave the meeting and will continue what we're doing or whatever it is that will continue but something will happen. well the south korean president says his north korean counterpart kim jong un won't be demanding the withdrawal of u.s. soldiers as a precondition for

head of the commonwealth expected leaders of the fifty three member nations meet near london queen elizabeth says she hopes that they'll appoint her son prince charles to take over from her to be phillips has more from the town of windsor. the commonwealth leaders are in retreat in windsor castle behind me and they are discussing queen elizabeth's desire that her son prince charles should take over this organization be the head of it as and when she departs the have been suggestions in the past that the should be some sort of rotating presidency that might in some ways separate the commonwealth from its british imperial origins but it seems likely that the queen will get her way she has voiced her opinion at a time of which she has great moral legitimacy she's the hostess she's respected popular amongst the fifty odd commonwealth leaders and of course this is likely very likely to be her last commonwealth summit because she's indicated that she won't travel to summits in the future and it will be many years before the commonwealth heads of government meeting returns to the united kingdom and

and queen elizabeth appeals to the commonwealth to appoint her son as the next leader but will they pack. come to the program our top story cuba's new president has vowed to continue the socialist revolution as the nation turns the page on nearly six decades of castro rule miguel diaz canal has been sworn in by m.p.'s in havana after all castro stepped down having completed ten years as president. is the first cuban leader born after fidel castro's nine hundred fifty nine revolution and also the first not to a fortunate him on the global to. the people's mandate given to this legislature is to ensure the continuity of the cuban revolution in a crucial and historic moment marked by advances in the development of our economic and social model perfecting and strengthening our work in all aspects of the life of the nation latin america editor lucien human has more from havana. this is indeed the beginning of a new era but it is not a game changer by any stretch of the imagination the new president. made that absolutely clear as he addressed the nation from this country's national assembly sa

queen. elizabeth became queen in 1952 at the age of 25. she's reigned for 66 years. >>> the more too movemee too mo. diane sawyers focusing on the hidden harassment that is still happening to many women. kristen sze has a success story of an innovative plan to keep the staff safe. >> reporter: it is a busy evening in oakland, a family restaurant. that is family restaurant but does not mean it does not have problems. >> erin wade learned that her female staff was getting a lot of unwanted attention. >> the one particular incident was a game changer. >> he was a father of four kids at the table with him and he reached up the shirt of one of our hosts and touched her stomach and told her that she was sexy. the host told her female co-worker what happened. hey, wait a minute, we have all had a gross experience leek that. >> many worried their managers will not take it seriously. >> katy is now a manager was a server. >> there was like a sharing of experiences between the male management staff and most of the females. >> reporter: the entire st

will go to prince charles and if confirmed it'll mean that he'll eventually succeed his mother queen elizabeth who's been in the role since nineteen fifty two now the u.n. says more than one hundred thousand people have fled to the province in the democratic republic of congo to share their villages have been at the center of ethnic conflict malcolm webb traveled to the area and spoke to some of the displaced. rochelle good to see will never know her two older sisters militia killed them with machetes before cutting her we met her family in this camp for displaced people in bosnia in the democratic republic of congo they fled their village when the militia attacked who ran into more fighters down the road also cut off her sister's arm her father told us how his wife was killed. i was running behind my wife and children they grabbed me and started cutting with machetes then they caught my wife and started cutting her too she was pregnant and so they cut the baby from her stomach. many of the people in the camps tell similar stories of attacks by men from the lendu ethnic group we went to some o

the street party to celebrate the car a nation of queen elizabeth the second in one thousand nine hundred fifty three it was a major event in people's lives back then. but memories often fade with age dementia patients in particular remember less and less of what they've experienced but now they actually reality films can help them reconnect with their past. the way back fiona projects was initiated by anti gun nuts and members of their families had suffered from alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia it was one of frustration really in a sense of i wish they'd been something you're around at that time have helped me and my family through the difficult period of time. we also showed photographs and played music and using theology seemed like a really interesting way to perhaps create a memory or or listen to from memory and spark a bigger conversation as if you are a smartphone and a headset may just come forward that's all that's needed to take seniors on a trip down memory lane. the money used to make the film about the coronation was raised by crowdfunding it's held this elder

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queen elizabeth the first ensure was a lovely lady.i wanted to go deeper in not confined each woman i chosen this book to defy an expectation or stereotype in the time she lived in her women generally. >> queen elizabeth the first comer probably a lovely lady also caused a riot. so what was the process of choosing the women in this book because the women are so diverse in many ways across cultures. they cross race. across continents and time periods. we go from ancient or a all the way up to the 20th century. so how did you go through the process of choosing the 100 women for this book because you could've probably chosen thousands of women who are forgotten by history. i wanted to make sure cover in the whole world and all of time, which felt like a lot when i was writing it. >> it really wasn't. >> i wrote this book pretty quickly. it was a combination of suggestions from people and historians whose opinions i really trusted and were going to get me interesting women. i have a lot of activists here. a lot of women who were indirect c

as the country celebrates queen elizabeth's 92-nd birthday. it will be celebrated again with a >>> the sound of cannon fire near the tower of london as the country celebrates queen elizabeth's 92nd birthday. she is the longest serving monarch. she descended the throne 66 years ago. she has seen 13 u.s. presidents and 7 popes during her rain. >>> the oldest meteor shower in our solar system. the lyrid meteor shower will be at its peak tomorrow. you can find a personal viewing spot that is dark. nasa says it is best to lie down with your feet facing east and wait half an hour for your eyes to adjust. the lyrid meteor shower happens every year around this time. -- >> i love the facing east thing. >>> the moon sets tonight at 1:03 am. the moon will interfere with seeing the meteors until it sets. the best hours are midnight until 6 am. >>> clears -- clear skies tonight. here is the city. it is still 82 degrees at concorde. 65 at oakland, forecast is showing sunny and warm conditions for tomorrow. mid-80s inland. low 70s around the bay. a beautiful

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and are celebrating the ninety second birthday of britain's queen elizabeth she was honored with a sixty two gun salute at the tower of london world's longest serving monarch celebrates two birthdays every year for actual want to april and her official birthday in the summer she's attending a star studded concert tonight. our big loss yesterday for the world of electronic dance music one of its superstars d.j. of vici has been found dead in moscow the capital of oman the twenty eight year old swede produced one hit after another for his fans collaborating with the likes of madonna coldplay and fellow d.j. david get up the cause of his death remains unknown. he produced hit after hit he won critical acclaim and he played to sellout audiences. of beachy had found fame fans and fortune but on friday the music artist whose real name was tim burgling was found dead he was just twenty eight madonna who hired a vici to produce her last album posted on instagram so sad so tragic goodbye ideas sweet him gone too soon. to be ci had suffered from health problems including pancreatitis caused in par

fans are celebrating the ninety second birthday of britain's queen elizabeth she was honored with a sixty two gun salute at the tower of london the world's longest serving monarch celebrates two birthdays every year the actual birthday is in april and her official celebration is held later in the summer she's rain since she was twenty five years old. here in germany it's against the law to display nazi symbols but there are exceptions like when it comes to artistic freedom and that's what's allowed a theater and southern germany to make a controversial offer to theater goers it's staging a play by a holocaust survivor it satirizes the life of a young adolf hitler and now it's the customers wearing the nasty swastika could see the play for free. media interest in the opening was high along with the police presence outside the theater it's a controversial play and organizers planned to provoke the director wanted to confront the audience at the entrance to the where a nazi swastika armband and to free of the jewish star of david and pay. him to others one of the main judi's of the theater i

commonwealth countries have approved prince charles as their next head he will replace his mother queen elizabeth when he succeeds her on the throne violent protest in south africa's northwest province have prompted the country's president zero ramaphosa to cut short his visit to britain for that commonwealth gathering protesters are calling for the premier of the province to step down accusing him of corruption many businesses have been looted in the first major unrest since ramaphosa took power back in february students across the united states have staged a walkout to demand tougher gun legislation the protest comes on the nineteenth anniversary of the columbine high school shooting which killed thirteen people some students gathered outside the white house the walkouts are the latest in a wave of student activism since the florida school shooting back in february already in the bonus league boosted their european hopes with a three nil victory over relegation threatened both sport the hose scored all three of their goals in a dominant first half to victory puts within three points of a europa

britain's queen elizabeth has welcomed the leaders of more than fifty commonwealth countries to buckingham palace they will discuss issues including climate change terrorism and cyber security the queen says it is her wish that prince charles becomes the group's next head. turkish president richard tiber to want to has announced plans to hold early elections on june twenty fourth the early polls will hasten turkey's switch from a parliamentary system to a presidential one that will strengthen once power. came just before turkey's parliament voted to extend the country's state of emergency which grants the government sweeping powers. cuba has a new president and his name isn't castro for the first time since the communist revolution more than a half a century ago the country's leader does not heal from the castro family on just a short while ago the us was sworn in as the country's new president replacing brokaw strove to lawmakers have decided to elect canal to a five year term is climbed through the ranks of the communist party for years he has now said his mandate is to give continuity t