one for the queen today. i think it sends a strong and clear message to the people of northern ireland, but the queen would shake his hand. i have no doubt whatsoever because of the lady that she is. she will do this. >> today, the dark clouds of 1977 seem a million miles away. private harrison was the 270 of soldier to die in northern ireland. another 233 were to follow before peace finally came. when martin mcguinness shakes the queen's hand, it will be a historic event of enormous significance for both communities. >> do you hope mr. mcinnis 6 her majesty's hand? >> i would feel more hesitant shaking the hand of ira, especially since i got 10 bullets through my head at one time. >> do you think martin mcguinness should shake the queen's hand? >> as a republican, i have no objections. as a joint force minister, he also has to remember he is representing all the community. >> not all sections of the republican community are prepared to work on the queen. dissidents made it abundantly clear that the queen was

even the corgie can't believe she's doing it. >> is that the queen? was that the queen? >> when i saw the guy who escorted james bond in i thought, that's strange. he's real. then it was obvious it would be the queen's first starring role in a bond film. ♪ >> so out of character. but brilliantly performed. >> reporter: the corgies, too. good sports. when they approached her, the queen agreed, even insisting on using her own dogs. >> she was very helpful and very sharp. very sharp. you don't have to tell her something twice. she's a good actor. she's good at it. she and james bond got on well. >> reporter: done in march reportedly in a single take. that wasn't the queen climbing into the helicopter, waving or, as you might have guessed, jumping out ahead of 007. that was a professional base jumper. when the queen appeared in olympics stadium she briefly sported a big smile. later, don't let the all-business look fool you. here she is watching the opening ceremony and here's queen sophia of spain. she couldn't wait to hear how it had gone. >> you were brilliant. absolutely

beekeepers can replace african sized queens with european queens, it's expensive but the only way to keep commercial hives calm. the big problem is in the wild where control is impossible. jerry loper took us into the rugged back country to see some of the wild nests he's been tracking. he says all the nests here contained calm european bees just three years ago. but now a puff of breath from lopers test pipe sparks that tale tell aggression. and he says all the nests are now killer bee colonies. >> is there anything that can be done to stop them? >> you can slow it down in areas but we're not going to stop it. >> reporter: john fowler continues his reports on those killer bees and talks to a man who's father died after bees attacked him. >>> when you have an unwanted beehive, boy it sure helps to have someone who knows what he's doing. >>> tonight we're taking a second look at killer bees even though they haven't turned out to be the widespread menace some thought. back in 2009 john fowler talked to a man who's father died after he was attacked by killer bees. >> reporter: we're cla

do you understand the thrill of the queen? >> i've been trying most of my life. >> it's a body time in london. >> so when you see queen elizabeth, that does something for you? >> it's just that you expect to see the queen. >> and the torch is there. and no big deal . but i'm older than all of you. see how i cover for you? >> you're not covering for me! [ laughter ] >> i tried for years to get excited over queen elizabeth. >> there she was. and there we go.

>> the queen coming outf a helicopter. >> there are people still partying here in london.t's ridiculous. it's is 11:00 in the morning still very much the morning after the night before. but as we were all coming in this morning, people were all having parties in their balconies on the street. people are using it as a fantastic excuse to celebrate. >> how are people reacting to the opening ceremonies? was it a success, do they think, or a flop. >> yeah. it's not just the people there. people say in many ways they're made for television all for those in the stadium. this one does seem to have pleased both sets of fans. i've had a few tweets, it was truly epic, i can't imagine anyone not liking it. another tweet, just lost for words. it's been an amazing opening ceremony. i enjoyed every bit of it. terry said it was breath taking. never would paris have produced such an extraordinary show because, of course, it was paris going head to head with london for the right to host this game. then we can have a look at what some of the papers were saying, as well. one shot dominating

♪ >> boyle used his movie magic to show the queen teaming up with the james bond actor daniel craig in scene that seems to show them parachuting into the olympic stadium. but stunt doubles actually jumped from the helicopter. it was not the queen. >>> let's take you over to london's olympic park where amanda davies is joining us this morning. good morning, amanda. we shared some of the highlights with our viewers. what stood out to you in the opening ceremonies? >> dan me boyle called this show the aisles of wonder and it left so many people wondering how on earth he managed to persuade the queen jump out of a helicopter with james bond 007. for me, that was most definitely the highlight. it had everything, not just that kind of humor, it had drama, it had david beckham in a speed boat going down the river thames and then it managed to maintain that great suspend which we had all been talking about, who was going to light the olympic caldron to mark the official opening of the games. and it really kept everybody guessing right down to the moment it happened. david beckham passed the to

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no queen's pets, either, but one queen's reputation for formality, at least in public, may have to be >> good evening, mr. bond. >> reporter: queen elizabeth, the real one, played a cameo role as herself in a james bond spoof during the opening ceremony. the sight gag even had a body double shooting down into the stadium. buckingham palace said the real queen was delighted to be asked to take part. her subjects and visitors were delighted too. >> oh, my gosh. i felt that was so cool, like the way she just jumped out. was that real? >> it was cheeky but in a classy, royal way. >> reporter: the real queen entered the stadium the normal way and opened the games in the normal way, too. >> i keclaire open the games of london. >> reporter: but before that, the british had revealed themselves in an opening ceremony described as mad-cap, whimsicle, sometimes confusing, almost always entertaining. the chinese in beijing four years ago wanted to project the swagger of an economic powerhouse. in these non-swaggering times, the british substituted humor. rowan atkinson, mr. bean, played with the

near the queen's buckingham palace, the men's 250 kilometer cycling road race took off. it was a rough and tumble affair marred with spectacular crashes and a sprint to the finish with the gold medal going to kazakhstan. america's first medal was a silver in archery. but after the extravagant lighting of the olympic flame at the opening ceremony, many today were shocked it can't be seen from outside the stadium. >> we all saw it on the tv last night. i haven't seen it today. >> where is it? >> i don't know. >> it just might be another mystery. >> reporter: flame or no flame, tonight the fireworks were in the pool. that 400 individual medley is so grueling, phelps said he was not even going to compete after beijing. and he has only been training for about a year, but brian, we can't take anything away from ryan lochte in this race. he dominated from start to finish and tonight he actually congratulated his fans in a tweet saying that this was a gold for the lochte nation and to his credit, phelps actually tweeted back, congratulating him. >> what a moment. what a news eve

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and then later the queen's show-stopping entrance. just the latest big surprise in what has been the rebranding of the royal family. >>> we are back here from london tonight where folks are still stunned at michael phelps' fourth place finish in today's 400 meter individual medley. and we have a chance now to listen for clues in a way that were there ahead of time, that this may be, or wouldn't be the same michael phelps in london that we saw in beijing. he's dealt with a series of struggles in the last four years, both public and private, and recently he sat down to talk with matt lauer about them. >> history in beijing! >> before he shattered records in beijing, 19 years of age, this is history in the making, before he captured the world's attention in athens, and in lane six, michael phelps, before he debuted at 15 in sydney as the u.s. team's youngest member, michael phelps started his journey in this no-frills pool in baltimore. >> just a strange feeling. just because it's -- everything is coming to an end. >> what you've done di

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who took the dive for the queen in london. "nightly news" begins nonow. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. when he was here in london just days ago in a conversation with us, governor mitt romney said he didn't want to be critical of the president or be fashioning foreign policy as he put it while he was on foreign soil. he wrapped up a controversial visit to london and then left here for israel, and tonight the romney campaign is doing a little damage control on the subject of foreign policy, another lesson that the politics of the middle east can be fraught for any american politician. it's where we begin tonight with nbc's peter alexander who's traveling with governor romney. he's in jerusalem tonight. peter, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening to you from outside the old city here today. mitt romney insisted the u.s. has what he called a, quote, solemn duty and moral imperative to prevent an iranian threat to israel. >> we love you. >> thank you, thank you. >> we love you. >> reporter: surrounded by a crush of i

a rare look at queen's spectacular collection, the actual diamond in the diamond jubilee. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, substituting tonight is kate snow. >>> good evening. stifling, oppressive, unbearable, pick your adjective. more than a third of the country is under a heat advisory or warning, and tonight virginia, west virginia, and ohio as well as the nation's capital are under states of emergency after a freak storm swept through the region. at least 13 people have died as a result of that storm. more than three million homes are in the dark and without air-conditioning amid sweltering temperatures. this week alone more than 1600 heat records have been shattered. in the meantime, out west those massive wildfires continue to burn out of control. we've got all of it covered tonight, and we begin with nbc's mike va khaira in washington. good evening. >> reporter: kate if that wasn't residents have been hit by oo double whammy. last night a killer storm. president obama has declared one state, west virginia a federal disaster record with eight more plus here in th

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and the man who would be queen, well, the stunt double who played the scene in the opening ceremony said it was the part of a lifetime and he only got one take. what's the size of the spot that you had to hit though? >> okay. the actual landing area that we had was very small. >> and have you ever jumped with a handbag and a skirt? no. no, but it might happen again. who knows. >> he wouldn't have been able to make that jump in today's windy weather. and showers are forecast and so britain, brian, for the rest of the week. >> he doesn't look remotely like the queen even with the pearls. chris jansing, thank you for yore reporting today. >> he's got the accent. >> that's right. >>> we've got all the coverage, including women's gymnastics and swimming and diving events beginning at 7:00, 6:00 central time here on nbc. >>> still ahead tonight, what happens when you drop 5,000 tons of sand squarely in the queen's front yard and then add athletes wearing very little clothing. >>> and later, they're ceremonial guards, but it takes some serious training to serve at what they call her majesty's r

two people did jump out of it, but i do not think it was the queen. but it has been a fantastic evening so far, and they are watching the athletes doing their laps at the stadium, and they will be staying for many hours to come. >> i suspect you are right. i do not think it was the queen herself that jumped out of the helicopter. we could see from the studio, and it got a huge roar from the 80,000 people were gathered in the stadium behind me, but for them, one of the biggest secrets and greatest moments will come when the olympics cauldron is officially lit. it is still a mystery who will get the honor, but the flame itself has taken quite a journey to get here. the bbc has been following it on its journey around the country. >> the twists and turns of this nation wide journey are virtually complete. the olympic flame leaving dry land to follow the occurrence which once followed henry viii to his capital. four-time gold medalist danced his way to the rolling barge and the fiery cauldron in her about. olympians spanning more than six decades, includin

who was that mask queen. it's actually stunt man gary conry dressed in a sparkly pink dress, white wig and makeup. he was on the "today" show this morning talking about why he was chose en. >> why didn't they get a female sky diver? that's what i was wondering? >> good question. i think they like my legs. i have queen-style legs. >> is that a compliment? i'm not sure. conry, which is no relation to the original james bond, sean connery, is no stranger to big jumps. earlier this year he became the first sky diver to land safely without using a parachute. >> i need more explanation on that exactly. not sure how he did that. >>> we'll be right back with a double freeway birth. stay with us. >>> amazing story out of new york, a pair of twins born along two separate freeways. the ander sorn twins couldn't wait for dad to drive them to the hospital so they were delivered on the side of the road. rescue crews delivered one with mom on a stretcher. they pulled over on the freeway to deliver baby two on the ambulance.

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coming up in this program, legislative plans and the queen's speech. and the trouble to reshape the house of lords. >> once it is gone, it is gone. 700 years of history will be undone if we support this bill. >> the opposition leader aung san suu kyi expressed things at parliament. >> they have their unsatisfactory equivalent of questions that it will be able to say that parliamentary democracy has truly come of age. >> and bankers and securities brokers. and then the queen came to parliament for the first time since the general election in may 2010. with the additional pomp and pageantry as the queen arrived in the australian state courage, making the short journey in about the course of an hour. ♪ after a quick change, and wearing her robes and crown, she gave a speech. >> my lords, please be seated. >> that there was the queen who dispatched to have been, and summoned to hear the speech. >> mr. speaker, the queen commands this honorable house to attend her majesty immediately in the house of peers. >> the queen is then presented with a copy of the s

the broadcast features an unusual james bond moment and a first for the queen of england who let's just say makes a rather dramatic entrance. now, tomorrow in the light of day, londoners will wake up in full olympics mode. tonight an estimated 1 billion people will watch these games kick off. a spectacular global show followed by the parade of nations. nbc's chris jansing is in the olympic village tonight to start things off for us tonight. chris, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, brian. the long wait is finally over. athletes from 240 nations are here to compete for 906 medals including more than 500 athletes from team usa. i just saw them walking into the stadium as i was coming over here. and out on the streets of london today the excitement was palatable. big ben rang in the big day in london. and from villages and cities, church towers and town halls, even as bells shattered from the excitement, there were sounds of unadulterated joy. from cheers for the torch making its way along the river thames to delighted children playing with first soccer mom michelle obama and

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. ♪ god save our gracious queen ♪ long liv live our noble queen♪ ♪ god save the queen ♪ happy and gloriouser us ♪ god save the queen ♪ oh lord god arise ♪ scattered thine enemies ♪ ♪ and make them fall ♪ god for their politics ♪ god bless their strength ♪ and their hopes we fix ♪ god save tus all ♪ >> now, if you would let's welcome the british ambassador to the united states, sir peter westmancott. mr. aambassador. >> thank you. >> governor, senators, congressmen, dear friends, thank you so much for this opportunity to be here along with my canadian colleague. thank you for honors us with this little bit of english weather. i don't think any british representative has the right to say anything about the weather having watched her ma jesy stand for hours in the cold rain weeks ago. we salute for her steadfastness for 60 years on the throne. as several people have remarked and others do later on, there is a sense in which the war of 1812 became a bit of a forgotten war. for the brits i think it was when there was something else going on in europe when we dealt with napoleon causing grief to

but kings and queens? no, next clarification, he misspoke when he said kings and queens.eens thing did not come in a spontaneous moment of day dreaming like abandon. it turns out his fantastic secret meetings with kings and queens is something he talks about a lot, which the massachusetts democratic party had made tape of and which they proceeding to gleefully unleash to the interwebs complete with a sound track from abba. >> meetings with kings and queens. world leaders and business leaders, kings and queens. >> from the kings and queens. >> if you thought that the humiliation of seeing your bizarre xag bragss should be enough to deter you from further embarrassing exaggeration on the campaign trail, you're not scott brown. don't forget, this is also the guy who said he saw the photos of dead osama bin laden. >> i have seen the pick, he's definitely dead, and if there's any conspiracy theories out there, you should put them to rest, okay? >> no, scott brown, no. you did not see a picture of dead bin laden. you saw the same hoax picture on the internet everyone saw, only

the flame was carried down to the queen's rowing barge. the flame was carried in stately procession down the river thames. the barge was powered by rowers young and old, including two men in their 90's who took part in the 1948 game. david cameron said the olympics were the perfect opportunity for the world to see the best of britain. >> it's very exciting. i think there is a huge sense of excitement and anticipation because britain is ready to welcome the greatest show on earth, and it's going to be an incredible few weeks for our country. >> the great and the good has been arriving in london. america's first lady, michelle obama, is leaving the u.s. presidential delegation. she spoke to athletes from team u.s.a. in east london. >> i can't begin to tell you how amazing it is for me to be leading the delegation to the opening ceremonies of the 2012 olympic games. some of my fondest memories growing up -- and even as an adult, for that matter -- involve watching the olympics on tv. >> the first lady of the united states, michelle obama, the

of course, when the queen jumped out of the helicopter, i didn't realize it was not the queen. >> youcopter. >> maybe she jumped! anyway, we're going to meet the man who played the queen. other than say, matt. >> enough about matt's weekend. >> i knew it was going to go there. there was nothing i could do to stop it. it was in slow motion. let's get the latest olympic news from michelle kosinski over at tower bridge with a wrap-up. michelle, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. today u.s. swimmer ryan lochte will go for his second gold medal in the 400-meter freestyle. he got the games off with a bang besting michael phelps. for the first time in 12 years competed in an olympic event without winning a medal. >> it is france which wins gold. >> reporter: france beat the u.s. sunday in the men's 400-meter relay. a disappointment for both michael phelps and ryan lochte, with the u.s. taking silver. just the opposite of beijing where the u.s. team beat france for gold. >> we knew it was going to be tough. you know, the french swam well. being able to be on the medal stand isn't

up the queen's actual steps, with queen's actual corgis and her actual butler.ut the woman who has shaken 4 million hands in her life had never acted before. how would she do? would she miss her very first line. >> good evening, mr. bond. >> first take, nailed. >> your majesty. >> reporter: allen yentob was involved from the beginning. >> is she a good actor? >> she's good at being herself. the queen is allowed to be whatever she wants at any moment. very few people unless they want executed are allowed to comment on that. >> reporter: in that case we thought she was very good too. the opening ceremonies were willing to use a double. but the queen had none of that. she gave the filmmakers unprecedented access to her private room after a personal request from director danny boyle. that is, until that helicopter jump. for that they turned to the man crazy enough to make this jump in may with wing suit and no parachute. gary connery landed that jump and then landed the royal role. watch it again. that's supposed to be a queen in the pink dress. that's gary jumping

queens town at 6:29. this cell moves over the bay heading toward queen anne's county and kent county. temperatures falling well into the 70s and 80s out toward the west. we're going to detail a much drier forecast coming up in just a bit. >>> it's one of the biggest farmers market in the baltimore area bring thousands there every sunday. forget about the fresh prow. many go for the specialty cooked meals at the market. the food is fresh, but is it safe. abc2's joce sterman has the answer. >> reporter: not all the faithful flock to church on a sunday morning. instead, some find true religion in nature found tucked in beneath the baltimore bridge. >> we've got tilapia. >> reporter: the message preached here is freshness. they have a foam cooked version of heaven. the freshest produce you can find but if you opt to let someone cook it here, will this be the safest. >> they want everything clone and fresh. >> reporter: she knows staying on target is a challenge. vendors who cook at the baltimore farmers marke

of course when the queen jumped out of the helicopter, i didn't realize it was not the queen. >> youueen out of a helicopter. >> maybe she jumped! we'll meet then man who played the queen -- other than matt. >> enough about matt's weekend. >> i knew it would go there. there was nothing i can do. it was in slow motion. let's get the latest olympic news from michelle kosinski over at tower bridge with a wrap-up. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. today u.s. swimmer ryan lochte goes for his second gold in the 400-meter freestyle. he got the games off with a bang busting michael phelps. >> it is france which wins gold. >> reporter: france beat the u.s. sunday in the men's 400-meter relay. a disappointment for michael phelps and ryan lochte with the u.s. taking silver. just the opposite of beijing where the u.s. team beat france for gold. >> we knew it was going to be tough. you know, the french. >> being on the medal stand isn't too bad though. >> he just raced tough. we came up a little short. >> reporter: in one of the most talked about rivalries of the game. >> so far the

danny boyle showed his directing chops with a short movie that involved james bond and the queen.little weird because it went from daylight to nighttime, but we can't be too picky, then sir paul mccartney singing "hey jude." a couple performers, some still very energized. >> this is my first olympic games, and i was just so thrilled. it was just like an amazing experience. you just had this chill kind of running through your bones that we're actually here, you know in there was a moment shannon and i were standing in the middle, fireworks were going off, started screaming like little schoolgirls. it was awesome. >> when team usa was chanting together walking in and you walk into this huge stadium and the crowd and the music, that and probably the end when we were all listening to "hey jude," there was a big group of americans singing it together and it was just the perfect opening and closing. >> how many people watching, don't tell me, don't tell me. i'm thinking about kor ychoreog. >> i made a mistake of looking into the audience and seeing these faces, oh, my god, those people

the man is a former king of greece and ann marie is the former queen. they lost their titles when greece became a democracy in 1973. they're also relatives of the queen's husband, prince phillip. jolly good. all is well. >> i didn't know that rule so i probably would have broken it too. >>> on the broadcast tonight the suspect. today we got our first look at him and it was striking and unsettling. tonight the people of aurora, colorado and the rest of the world get a first look at the man accused of one of the worst mass murders in u.s. history as the stories of heroism and bravery and courage continue to pour in. >>> the punishment for penn state after the sandusky scandal and the entire community that's paying the price. >>> countdown to london. four days to go. is london ready for the olympics or not? >>> getting burned. they showed up for an inspirational seminar with tony robbins but some of them got burned when it came time for the ritual walk across the hot coals leaving a lot of people to wonder, how does that work anyway? an

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. >>> no queens were harmed in the making of this foam and notepad see there but one queens reputationor formality at least in public may have to be rethought. klein elisabeth the real one played a cameo and as yourself and a james bond spoof. the sight gag had a body double parachuting into the stadium with bond actor daniel craig. but in on pallas said the real queen was delighted to take part. visitors were delighted to. the way she just jumped out was that real >>> the cheeky but in a classic way away. >>> the real queen and her the stadium in the normal way >>> i declare open the games of london. >>> their british reveal themselves in an opening ceremony described as madcap whimsical sometimes confusing but always entertaining. the chinese in beijing wanted to project the swagger of an economic powerhouse, in these times the british substituted humor. ronald adkins and played with the london philharmonic dreaming himself in the beach running st. of " chariots of fire " character stepped out of history and in the covers of pop music albums. britain may not export manufactured produ