that earned him a knighthood in queen elizabeth. he died after testing positive for coronavirus. he had been admitted to the hospital in late january. >> tomorrow is a good day. tomorrow you may find everything is much better than today. even if today was all right. >> queen elizabeth sent a private message of condolence to the family. and british by minister johnson called him a national inspiration and a beacon of hope for the world. >>> if you were thinking of a midweek get away the sierra is now not the time to hit the road. it is dumping along interstate 80 and it's not stopping anytime soon. a winter storm warning is in effect for another 24 hours. >> check out the sweeping views of contra costa county from skyview 5. looking live in dublin, the rain kind of cleared out the air and ended up gorgeous. >> this afternoon turned out to be really nice once the rain shifted to the east. maybe not too convenient for the commuters but we needed the rain. here's how much added up as we look out live from the tower cam over the bay toward oakland. just short of the threshold we would

prince harry and his wife meghan have told queen elizabeth that they will not be returning as workingeans they will no longer hold the honourary military appointments and royal patronages given to them by the queen. prince harry and meghan have committed to continue supporting the organisations they have represented saying "service is universal". 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell has more. the bond which was once so close has, in every formal royal sense, been shattered. the breach, in terms of the business of royalty, is complete, and, bar a complete about face by the sussexes, it is final. for harry, then, perhaps, a sense of long sought freedom. for william, one imagines, a deep sense of disappointment. today's news is not unexpected. in the year since harry and meghan made their last appearance at a formal royal engagement at westminster abbey, the gulf between them and the rest of harry's family has grown ever wider. the couple have bought a house in california, negotiated deals with us media companies and made it clear that they relish their new life. at midday today, bu

documents suggesting queen elizabeth misused her powers to hide her vast fortune. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. i get it afternoon our top horses question social media giant censorship of a book that criticizes feminism professing carry gross says her work simply challenges modern assumptions of what it means to be a woman the best seller confronts the ideology of what it calls a rather cold toxic femininity which she says is now imposed by society but actually makes women unhappy gress told r.t. that current geology destroys the links that have held families together for centuries. the book is called the anti mary exposed and it really came about when i started looking at elite women in the culture and i noticed that the values that they had were diametrically opposed friend the values that we see in them body men and the blasted virgin mary and many different ways that she has helped to build that culture and transform cultures throughout the

document suggest queen elizabeth misused her powers to hide her vast fortune it's also not story i'm more after this break. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. tyson nation full community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. aura made in the shallowness. thanks. to the program the top authors question social media giant censorship of her book that criticizes feminism professor carrie greste says her work simply challenges modern assumptions of what it means to be a woman a bestseller confronts the ideology of what it calls a radical toxic femininity which she says is now imposed by society but actually makes women on the happy grass believes that current ideology destroys the links that have healthy families together for centuries. the book is called t

britain's queen elizabeth is being accused of lobbying the government to hide her vast private wealth and a scheme that ran for decades the revelations come from national archive documents uncovered by the guardian and date back to the 1970 s. the queen allegedly persuaded the government to make legal changes exempting firms used by heads of states from transparency procedures and these paper says she was then able to use a shell company to conceal her finances until at least 2011 the queen's exact fortune is still unknown but is believed to run into hundreds of millions of pounds . according to the files buckingham palace his legal team used a secure procedure called queen's consent to get the changes through parliament that allows the monarch to see bills in advance and withhold approval if the content affects the crown interests buckingham palace rebuffed the allegations claiming the use of queen's consent was standard practice. consent is always granted by the monarch requested by government and use ocean that the sovereign has blocked legislation is simply incorrect whether queen

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documents suggesting queen elizabeth misused her powers maybe to hide her vast fortunes we will tell you more on that and the rest of the news back. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. tyson nation full community. are you going the right way or are you being lets up with. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. for a mate in the shallowness. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. britain's queen elizabeth is being accused of lobbying the government to hide her vast private wealth in a scheme that run for decades the revelations that come from national archive documents uncovered by the guardian and dating back to the 1970 s. the queen allegedly persuaded the government to make legal changes exempting firms used by heads of states from transparency procedures the newspaper says she was there able to use a shell company to conceal her finances until at

a book about his life followed and a film is in the making queen elizabeth came out of lockdown to give him a knighthood and he entered the guinness book of world records captain tom said in india and burma during the 2nd world war he likened the fight against covert to a battle with doctors and nurses on the front line the prime minister paid tribute to him when news broke he was in hospital for i can say this captain tom moore has been an inspiration to everybody in this country during this pandemic and i think our thoughts and our prayers are now with him and with his family. despite being prioritised the vaccination he developed pneumonia before he could be protected against the virus an emblem of hope during the pandemic will be mourned by a nation. this is around $20.00 these are the top stories a moscow court has just sentenced the russian opposition leader alexina barney to 3 and a half years in jail because of a parole violation violation in the valley was arrested on his return from germany in january where he was recovering from poisoning russian police detained more than 350

with almost a third of people now vaccinated in the uk, queen elizabeth talks for the first about having the coronavirus jab. it is obviously difficult for people if they've never had a vaccine because they want to think about other people rather than themselves. president biden marks america's 50 millionth coronavirus vaccine shot, but some communities remain reluctant to take it. we have a report from new york city. and he's back, as the much loved sitcom �*frasier�* is set to get a reboot. we take a look at a few other shows that are set to get a second life. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. i'm kasia madera. european leaders have agreed to take steps to speed up the vaccination programme and get millions more eu citizens vaccinated. the eu has been criticised for its slow vaccine rollout compared to the us and the uk. 29 million people in the region have had at least one jab so far, just 8% of the adult population. leaders also discussed proposals for a basic vaccine passport to help revive the tourist industry. the european commission president, ur

queen elizabeth has spoken for the first time about having it.the same, saying anyone who is nervous should think of others. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. they both had their vaccinations last month, and though the duke is now in hospital being treated for a non—covid infection, the queen, unperturbed, it would seem, by her husband's absence, was earlier this week on a video conference with health officials from across the uk. the vaccination programme had stirred memories. well, having lived in the war, it's very much like that. you know, when everybody had the same idea. and i think this has rather sort of inspired that, hasn't it? but how had the queen found her own vaccination? as far as i can make out, it was quite harmless. it was very quick, and i've had lots of letters from people who have been very surprised by how easy it was to get the vaccine. and the jab was very, it didn't hurt at all. there was understanding for people who are nervous of the vaccination, but a reminder that everyone has a responsibility to have

the only person who could claim that is queen elizabeth but she's not an executive president.n our point of view, brings to the presidency a deep understanding and knowledge of the transatlantic relationship, why we think we need nato. many in the united states believe nato, to have nato -- in the interest of the united states, i am not the only one who is hopeful there will be a number of low hanging fruits which the united states and european allies can pick in coming months, returning to the paris climate record for example, at least offering to enter into a discussion with iranian's, there would be another one, starting arms-control discussions with the russians etc.. there are enormous opportunities waiting to be seized in coming months. >> host: that reflects the thinking here too, early on in the new administration, it would be an effort to harden some of that low hanging fruit. one problem that i do see with us european relations and maybe it is a part of a larger problem, when european countries meet and their prime ministers sign agreements those are seen to a legal

and the hero who inspired a nation - queen elizabeth leads the tributes to captain sir tom moore, who's 100. we look at his legacy. a very warm welcome to the programme. scientists from the world health organization have visited a virology institute in the chinese city of wuhan which some us officials have said may have been the source of the coronavirus global pandemic. subsequent checks indicated that none of the gene sequences of covid—19 match the viruses held by the institute. live now to wuhan, and our correspondent, stephen mcdonnell. tell us about this visit and what has been going on? 50. what has been going on? so, this visit to _ what has been going on? so, this visit to the _ what has been going on? srr, this visit to the wuhan institute of virology is probably the most contentious part of the who to china because the previous us government, the trump administration had said that perhaps the coronavirus had escaped from a lab inside this facility. it is a facility, that, for example, for years has stored samples about viruses stopping for that reason, there was a wide collec

of edinburgh, queen elizabeth's husband, the duke of edinburgh, is being treated for an undisclosedpital a week ago when he felt unwell. japan�*s newly appointed olympic chief says tokyo is pressing ahead with plans to open the delayed olympics on july 23rd. seiko hashimoto says she believes the games can be held safely despite the ongoing covid pandemic. but questions remain, such as whether spectators will be allowed into the stadiums and whether foreigners be able to travel to japan. the country is behind other developed nations in rolling out covid vaccines and polls show around 80% of japanese now oppose staging the games this year. these two are a very long way from home. the south sudan olympic team arrived here in japan long before any of us of new of covid—19. for japan long before any of us of new of covid-19.— japan long before any of us of new of covid-19. for this year, i ho -e new of covid-19. for this year, i hope olympics _ new of covid-19. for this year, i hope olympics will— new of covid-19. for this year, i hope olympics will be - new of covid-19. for this year, i

at windsor castle queen elizabeth the 2nd knighted him for what he did accomplish with his walks. his sunny attitude during the pandemic has inspired people to look beyond their illness and loss. groups throughout the world. believe that is close to so many people well. it is no no maybe you saw the news but i would say to everyone. things will get better there's no doubt that wrongdoers will roll out onto the ground some who go on. just reminder of the top story we're following for you here today on the to be news russian court has sentenced opposition leader alexina bothering to 3 and a half years in prison for the kremlin critic violated the terms of his probation on earlier problem charges while he was in germany recovering from a poison attack bongs lawyers say philip you'll just sitting. there watching t.v. news live from berlin coming up next rob wants to be here with business including big news from amazon i'm sorry mark thanks for. some hot tips for your bucket list. corners. for families. and some great cultural memorials to boot. travel. the fight against the coronaviru

and finally prince harry the grandson of britain's queen elizabeth and wife megan have announced they are expecting their 2nd child a friend of the to conduct this of sussex made the announcement in an instagram post the pair and now live in southern california where they moved in 2020 after quitting their royal duties harry and megan already have a son 2 year old archie. streamliner the top story we're following for you here today on d w news germany has banned travel from parts of neighboring austria and the czech republic to restrict the spread of praed of virus variants thousands of police officers were deployed to control the border also. you're watching news from berlin coming up after a short break we've got world stories for you and you'll find of course all the latest news information anytime you want on our website that stupidity dot com i'm terry marching thanks with. why are people forced to hide in trucks. such. there are many reasons for such. incidents and. there are many cancers. lift. and there are many.

britain's queen elizabeth has a message for those refusing to get vaccinated for the coronavirus.he says they ought to think about other people rather than themselves. the british monarch made those comments thursday. the queen, who is already received her first dose added that it was quick, easy and didn't hurt at all. meanwhile, germany's health minister says his country needs to step up its vaccination rollout because they have, quote, too much vaccine in the fridge. only 4.5% of the population have received a first dose. over 2% have received a second. germany plans to distribute 11 million vaccines in the country by the middle of next week. scott, it's a very different situation there in the uk where vaccines are being administered there at break neck speed and they've made some decisions now about who will be next in line. tell us about that. >> that's right, kim. so the uk has administered almost 20 million shots of the vaccine. they've given a dose to more than one-third of the adult population. they're doing about 2.5 million per week. at the moment, they are specifically

queen elizabeth i stayed there in 1661. my husband and i were fortunate enough to visit these homes several years ago. the ferriers were undergoing renovations. >> michelle, sorry to interrupt. but i think your powerpoint, if you could put it into presenter mode, we're still on the first slide. >> oh, you are? >> from the beginning on the top. >> okay, sorry about this. bear with me, please. let's see. i'm sorry about this. >> actually, i'm noticing your cursor on the screen doesn't seem to be moving. there we go, we're all set. thank you. >> can you see the second queen elizabeth's room? >> yes. >> okay, great. sorry about that. this is only my second virtual talk, so thank you for bearing with the technical difficulties. so, as i was saying, both small bridge and ferriers were undergoing renovations at the time we visited so they're really stripped of a lot of their furnishings. you can really get an idea what the rooms may have looked like during penelope's time. this is penelope's birth place. it's not as grand as small

the husband of queen elizabeth.red from all of his royal duties. he walked in to the hospital on his own and the palace said he will be there for a few days as a precaution. >>> here in berkeley where they are starting to the stepping of getting back in to the classroom after making a deal with the teacher's union. that was announced out of this office last night. breaking news and very exciting news for parents i'm sure in this school district. they basically are making it a mandate to go back to the classroom with the vaccine for teachers. it start was the youngest students first or at least teachers of the youngest students and then moving upgrade by grade based on that. staff serving preschool and second grade, potentially up to 6th grade will be able to sign up for vaccinations starting on monday. this is happening basically right away. then vaccines would be given later next week. just depending on receipt of the sufficient vaccine from the state. then the rest of busd's elementary school staff was going to be

queen elizabeth the i stayed there in 1561. my husband and i were fortunate to visit these homes several years ago. both were undergoing renovations. the rooms were stripped of furnishings. >> michelle, sorry to interrupt. i think your powerpoint, if you could put it into presenter slide. we're still on the first slide. hit from the beginning on the top -- >> okay. sorry about this. bear with me, please. i'm sorry about this. >> actually, i'm noticing your cursor on the screen doesn't seem to be moving. there you go. we're all set. >> can you seen queen elizabeth's room. >> yes. >> great. sorry about that. this is only my second virtual talk. thank you for bearing with the technical difficulties. as i was saying, both smallbridge and farriors were undergoing renovations at the time we visited. so they're really stripped of a lot of their furnishings and you can get an idea of what the rooms may have looked like during penelope's time. this is farriors, penelope's birthplace. it was absolutely an impressive dwelling for the time

the 100—year—old world war ii veteran was knighted by - queen elizabeth for an extraordinary job well the queen was more than anyone could expect. i mean, it was... never, never, ever did i imagine that i should get so close to the queen and have such a kind message from her. that was really outstanding. it really was truly outstanding. tomorrow will be a good day. that's the way i think i've always looked at it. if we, as a country, can show the same spirit of optimism and energy shown by captain tom moore, then we will beat it. together, we will come through this all the faster. it's wonderful that everyone's been inspired by his story— and his determination. he's a one—man fundraising machine. god knows what the final total will be. . at the darkest of times, captain sir tom moore was the light that shone into our lives. he won the nation's hearts with the simplest of ideas. to walk 100 laps of his garden for his 100th birthday. it triggered a remarkable fundraising campaign for nhs charities, but it also united the country. captain sir tom was a humble yorkshireman, a second world

announced last january they would work to become financially independent while still serving queen elizabethhe queen took the view that it was not going to be possible to deliver what that you can. duchess of sussex wanted, a spokesperson for the bear says, quote the duke and duchess of sussex remained committed to their duty and service to the uk and around the world. have offered their continued support to the organizations they have represented, regardless of official role. the couple will keep the duke and duchess of sussex titles, harry remains sixth in line to the throne. london greg palkot, fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now legal fight to get students back in school isn't over yet in san francisco, with the city attorney telling the district and teachers unions that their current plan is not enough to stop a lawsuit. good evening to you, i'm andre sr, and i'm cristina rendon, san francisco's. the city attorney has issued an ultimatum to the school district, saying that the current agreement between the district and teachers union will not be enough to stop a loss. suit. k

queen elizabeth has spoken for the first time about having her covid—19 vaccination jab and has urged public to do the same, saying anyone who is nervous should think of others. president biden has held a ceremony to mark the vaccination of fifty million americans against the coronavirus. he said the us was weeks ahead of schedule on the path to immunising one—hundred million people. the un has called on india to urgently rescue a boat it says is stranded at sea with dozens of rohingya refugees on board. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are james moore, chief business commentator at the independent and sam lister, deputy political editor at the daily express. let's take a look at tomorrow's front pages, starting with... most of the papers lead on the queen's first public remarks on covid vaccination — including the telegraph. it reports that the queen told senior officers overseeing the delivery of the vaccine across all four uk nations that people who refuse the vaccine should think of other people. the metro picks the s

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prince philip, the 99-year-old husband of queen elizabeth, will remane in the hospital.s visited his father at a private hospital in london today. the duke of ed admitted on tuesday after falling ill. buckingham palace says he will stay for observation through the weekend and likely into next week. >>> and tennis star naomi osaka winning her fourth grand slam title. she gited defeated 25-year-old american jennifer brady in two straight sets at the australian open. she's on a 21-match winning streak, including her championship at last year's u.s. open. >>> when we come back, texas sized kindness, from fixing broken pipes to delivering hot meals, the incredible way texans are helping their communities after those devastating storms. - [narrator] grubhub perks give you deals on all the food that makes you boogie. (upbeat music) get the food you love with perks from- - [crowd] grubhub. - grub what you love. this is hal. this is hal's heart. it's been broken. and put back together. this is hal's relief, knowing he's covered by medicare from blue cross blue shield. and with co

deer park smallbridge is actually smaller than it used to be used to be a much larger building queen elizabeth the first state there in 1561. my husband and i were fortunate enough to visit these homes several years ago and coincidentally at the time both farriers in small bridge were undergoing renovation. so the rooms are really stripped of furnishings and you could get a good idea. oh, michelle, sorry to interrupt but i think your powerpoint if you could put it into presenter mode, and we're still on the first slide. oh you are. yeah, that's it from the beginning on the top. okay. sorry about this. yeah with me please. how about it? let's say so i'm sorry about this. actually i'm noticing that your cursor on the screen doesn't seem to be moving oh there we go we're all set thank you okay can you see the second queen elizabeth's room yes okay great sorry about that this is my only my second virtual talk so thank you for bearing with the technical difficulties so as i was saying both small bridge and farriers were undergoing renovation at the time that we visited so they're really stripped of

at windsor castle, queen elizabeth ii knighted him for what he had accomplished with his walks.ny attitude during the pandemic has inspired people to look beyond their illness and loss. >> i think throughout the world, it's been very difficult for so ma people. there is no immediate sign of a finishing, but i wou say to everyone, things will get better, there's no doubt that one day, we ould be all out onto the bar side and the sun will be shining again. brent: the sun will be shining again. here's a reminder of the top story we are following for you -- a russian court sentenced opposition leader, alexey navalny, to 3.5 years in prison. the court ruled the kremlin critic violated the terms of his probation on earlier fraud charges, while he was here in germany recovering from a poisoning attack. navalny's lawyers say they plan to appeal the decision. you are watching dw news, live from berlin. after a short break, i will be back to take you through "the day." stick around. we will be right back. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for

with almost a third of people now vaccinated in the uk, queen elizabeth talks for the first about havinger people rather than themselves. president biden marks america's 50 millionth coronavirus vaccine shot, but some communities remain reluctant to take it.

and queen elizabeth has encouraged people to get vaccinated against cope at 19 the queen made the comments on a call with british health officials the 94 year old said the job did not hurt when she received it she urged people to think of others and take the shot if possible. the european union has agreed to develop a covert 19 vaccine passport that could ease border crossings and allow people more freedom to travel again e.u. leaders met for a virtual summit to discuss coordination they're already under pressure over a lagging vaccine rollout germany's chancellor says it will be at least at least 3 months before a vaccine passport system is up and running. with slovaks a nation's coronavirus variance border chaos and summer holidays at risk there was no shortage of talking points at this virtual you summit during a 4 hour video call leaders trying to find a united way forward in the fight against the pandemic the pressure is intense concerns can't just be waved aside with the e.u. lagging behind them vaccination numbers and new variants spreading rapidly across the continent the b 117 is

he was knighted by queen elizabeth last summer after his fund raising plan raised more than 40 millionlars for the uk's national health service. he raised that money by walking 100 laps in his garden. buckingham palace says the queen is sending a private message of condolence to moore's family. >>and we are honoring black history month here at kron 4 coming up how one organization is bridging the gap between communities of >>this month kron four's honoring black history month and the divide in america continues to plague communities, especially communities of color, but it's got fours reyna harvey reports now one organization is bridging that gap with help from tech giants. >>when the van prince was 20 years old a career in tech was far from what he ever envision for his life. >>i mean you know what that meant like working in tech and when does that mean i'm kid from ridgecrest california have it would have big cities and come from the van says he was a shy introverted kid when his uncle told him about the nonprofit europe. >>whose mission is to close the opportunity divide in the u.s.

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finally the grandson of britain's queen elizabeth prince harry and his wife megan have announced that they're expecting their 2nd child a friend of the jew can duchess of sussex made the announcement in an instagram post the pair now lives in southern california where they moved last year after quitting their royal judi's megan already have a out a son 2 year old. you're watching it t w news from berlin coming up after a short break is world stories which goes to syria with flooding and extreme cold weather have made things even more miserable for refugees there is more on our website called one instagram and tweeted to it. i'm tired great thanks for watching . nico because in germany to learn german english in the cool. why not learn with him d w z learning course because fake. german . and jewish. i'm jewish so was.

weather for a few days, but it's not related to the coronavirus the duke turns 100 on june 10th queen elizabethted to windsor castle, he's expected to stay in the hospital for just a few days. prince philip retired from public life in 2017. japan is launching its coronavirus vaccination campaign and the fate of the olympics makes this a push for a crucial. japan is getting a later start than many other major economies. that's because of ask for clinical trials with japanese people partly that was an effort to address the fact that many people in japan. do not have much confidence in vaccines. but experts say the lake rollout will make it impossible to reach so-called herd immunity before the olympics begin in july. >>for sports. >>golden state basketball is back in action chase center tonight and for the 3rd time in as many games the dubs are taking on a team that features a former teammate saturday was a loss to kevin duran and the nets monday maybe javale mcgee's cavaliers and then tonight the warriors welcome miami and andre iguodala back to the bay kron 4 sports director jason dumas is ther

he confirmed to his grandmother, queen elizabeth, that he and meghan will formally away from their moral duties. they have been on a 12 month trial separation from their post. he will lose his honorary military appointments but there is no indication they will lose their duke and duchess of sussex titles. and he is still a prince by birthright. >>> coming up, focusing on the future. how a bay area scholar is looking toward his own next steps and how he can serve his community. >>> we ask reviewers to weigh in on the return of school sports in california. craig says no high school should allow close contact sports before allowing in person instructions to resume. christopher barr chimed in, saying let them play, and be kids. and steve tweeted, same case, 6 to 9 months ago. what changed? >>> many students are struggling with the stress that comes with online learning. michelle griego explains, timeo reflect on hoafter graduation. >>> like most college students in california, they are spending his freshman year leading over to his computer. 18-year-old human biology major is fatigue. >> i w

yesterday buckingham palace said queen elizabeth's 99-year-old husband was admitted to the hospital aftering well. the palace calls it a precautionary measure on the advice of philip's doctor. it says the prince is expected to stay in the hospital for at least a few days of observation and rest. his illness is not believed to be related to the coronavirus, though. >>> still ahead, icing on an epic mission. krispy kreme unveils a special doughnut to mark today's landing of the mars rover. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! you're good. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. oo great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. many plug-ins are stuck in the past. they release a lot of scent at first but after a while, you barely know they're working. new febreze fade defy plug works differently. it's the first plug-in with built-in technology to digitally control how much scent is

national archives documents uncovered by the guardian newspaper and they date back to 973 back then queen elizabeth the 2nd persuaded the government to enact a legal change allowing companies used by heads of states to be exempt from transparency procedures the paper says she was then able to use a shell company to conceal her finances up until at least 2011 the queen's net worth is still unknown but is believed to run into hundreds of millions of pounds. according to the files the buckingham palace legal team used an obscure procedure called queen's consent to get the changes through parliament it allows the monarch to see bills in advance and withhold approval if the content affects the interests of the crown buckingham palace as rebuffed the allegations saying the use of queen's consent was standard practice consent is always granted by the monarch or requested by government and he says that the sovereign has blocked legislation is simply incorrect whether crean's consent is required is decided by parliament independently in matters that would affect crown interests earlier we spoke with former

at windsor castle queen elizabeth the 2nd knighted him for what he did accomplish with his walks. his sunny attitude during the pandemic has inspired people to look beyond their illness and loss. through all this well it's been very good to be close to so many people. is no no may do so out of the news but i would say to everyone. things will get better there's no doubt that wrongdoers will roll out onto the ground some who will go on and let's hope that his right may he rest in peace you're watching news coming up next on news asia robots to the rescue asian companies at the forefront of artificial intelligence and health care but are the opportunities and the risks and you'll meet a former careers forced labor are still seeking justice from japan after 17 spy. here. i'm coming up on debian is asia with my colleague most a chant i'm sorry cali in borough land there's always more on the web site d w dot com also on social media at. thanks for watching. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing. measures are being taken. what does the lat

weather for a few days, they say it's not related to coronavirus the duke turns 100 june 10th queen elizabethe is staying at windsor castle. he is expected to stay in the hospital just for a few days prince philip retired from public life back in 2017. >>still ahead president biden says that by the end of july we'll have more than 600 million doses of the covid-19 vaccine. why his administration says they are still struggling to get those doses to americans in need and learning more about how covid-19 impacts kids why some health experts say the protecting them from the virus >>as adults clamor for covid-19 vaccines. they're not available to children. that's because clinical trials up until now did not include kids and while they typically have fewer symptoms in adults with covid-19 kids can still spread the disease experts say they need protection to keep all of us safe but there's a pressing medical concern as well dina blair has the latest update on efforts to fight this pandemic vaccines were developed, they were tested on adults 44,000 got the pfizer shot 30,000 received moderna's. >>at

that's how queen elizabeth described her recent covid vaccine shot. >> i've had lots of letters fromve been very surprised by how easy it was to get the vaccine. and the jab was very -- didn't hurt at all. >> the 94-year-old talked with health officials during a virtual call yesterday. the queen and her 99-year-old husband, prince philip, received their doses from a household doctor at their windsor castle residence. though philip is currently in the hospital getting treated for an infection, royal officials say that it is not related to the coronavirus. >>> and one thief in australia apparently picked the wrong grandma to rob. surveillance video shows the would-be crook taking the woman's handbag last month. he starts to run away, but the woman chases him and tackles him to the ground. she gets her possessions back, leaving the man empty-handed. police eventually arrested the guy. as for the grandma, she went back to celebrating her birthday. yes, she did. >>> and you can't fool officers in california when it comes to driving in a carpool lane. highway patrol busted a driver who had

claimed he had pressed the court rejected his claim that you prince philip the husband of britain's queen elizabeth is in hospital the palace sources say he does not have covered 19 movies described as a precautionary measure and philip is 99 years old. nato defense ministers have begun a 2 day virtual summit to consider the alliances feature in afghanistan it's the 1st such gathering since the us election many the may deadline for troop withdrawal set by the trump white house is now in doubt the ministers will discuss whether to continue the fight against the taliban or withdraw their troops even as the taliban increases its attacks against afghan police and civilians after the 1st day of meetings nato secretary-general in style laid out the alliances plans for the mission in afghanistan. we will only leave when the time is right and the focus now is how can we support the peace efforts the peace talks and the re and the joyous. relaunch new strength and new momentum in the peace talks because that's all it all through peace. as you know we went into afghanistan together. nato allies partners unde

the 99-year-old husband of queen elizabeth was admitted to the hospital last week.l officials call it a precautionary measure. they said philip's illness is not related to the coronavirus. >>> and there was a fiery collision in texas, and a lawsuit was filed in the death a black jogger. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the augusta chronicle" reports the mother of ahmaud arbery filed a civil rights lawsuit on the one-year anniversary of his in three men were arrested and charged with his murder two months later. they have pleaded not guilty. the men allegedly armed themselves and chased arbery in their trucks in response to reports of trespassing in the neighborhood. arbery's mother filed a lawsuit against the three men, police officers, and prosecutors whom she contends conspired to protect the suspects. >> the reason why i live every day is i'm living to get justice for ahmaud. i can't stop until justice is served. and that's my push. >> a family and friends of the 25-year-old arbery held a vigil yesterday in his honor. >>> the "washingt

last summer, he was knighted by queen elizabeth. >>> the "associated press" reports the powerful winter the northeast turned to sleet in new england. the storm dumped up to three feet of snow in parts of new jersey and pennsylvania. a winter storm warning is in effect for northern maine. yesterday the coastal town of york in southern maine was hit with snow, powerful winds, high tides, and flooding. more than 17 inches of snow fell in new york city which brought mixed reaction. >> i'm a summer person. so i'm one of those who can't stand this weather. >> snow days are for making cookies, playing in the snow, drinking hot chocolate, and watching movies. >> i love it. the storm also caused coronavirus vaccination sites to temporarily close, though, in several states. >>> and "reuters" says a russian court sentenced opposition leader alexei navalny to 3.5 years in prison. he was kept in a glass cage in the courtroom yesterday. he outlined the shape of a heart to his wife who was there. the court ruled navalny violated his earlier probation when he flew to germany to be treated for poisoning

and finally prince harry the grandson of britain's queen elizabeth and his wife macon have announced they are expecting their 2nd child a friend of the duke and duchess of sussex made the announcement in an instagram post paradela live in southern california where they moved in 2020 after quitting their royal duties harry and megan already have a son archie who will turn 2 in may. and just reminder the top story we're following for you here today on d w news protesters have taken again to the streets in myanmar keeping up their demands for the release of leader talks on suchi the military junta has extended her detention until at least wednesday internet blackout said armored vehicles have been deployed to suppress demonstrations. you're watching w. news coming up next we've got business with monica john i'm terry marsh thanks for watching the for. the for. the for. the future. criminals are also victims in their own right of human traffickers. mania children. their current ultra european cities where they're forced to steal. we need investigators leading the fight against child traf

and finally prince harry the grandson of britain's queen elizabeth and his wife megan have announced they are expecting their 2nd child a friend of the duke and duchess of sussex made the announcement in an instagram post the pair of now live in southern california where they moved in 2020 after quitting their royal duties harry and megan already have a son archie who will turn 2 in may. you are watching t w news coming to you from berlin up next we've got to morrow today for you our science magazine and there's always more news and information any time you want on our website that stay w. dot com you can also all the stories and correspondence on instagram and twitter to our handle there at g.w. news i'm terry martin thanks for watching. it controls our body could it soon operate our computers to. the brain the most fascinating borken in the human body. why remembering is hard work. how software can lead our thoughts and help. chaos in the brain is a creative the journey through the cosmos above our heads tomorrow to do. next on d w. mentioned how many forces on floods are thrown ou

buckingham palace says the prince, who is 99 years old and married to queen elizabeth, had not been feelingl for a few days. he was admitted for observation and rest. we're told his illness is not related to the coronavirus. actress ashley judd, who was seriously injured during a research project in the congo, is sharing new images of her rescue. inudteri he sereue, sayiin, saved both her leg and her life. and, coming up next, "unifying america." what happened when red state republicans meet blue state liberals? well, you might be surpris my heart doesn't pump enough blood so my doctor gave me is g or swallowing. stop taking and seek medical help right away. tell your doctor right away if you have red color in urine or pain while you urinate, or a genital area infection since a rare but serious genital infection may be life-threatening. do not take farxiga if you have severe kidney problems or are on dialysis. other serious side effects include dehydration, sudden kidney problems, genital yeast and bacterial infections in women and men, urinary tract infections, and low blood sugar. stop ta