we now get this report on what he queen is likely to see. it's a project that was 10 years in the making, bringing the bbc's journalism together under one roof and harnessing every inch of expertise and global insight. it is also time to say goodbye to this studio at bbc's television center. >> it meant saying goodbye to our old studio, which had played an important role in the history of television in britain and opening a new chapter. hello and welcome to a brand-new look for impact and bbc. it's our first day on air from this studio, and we hope you like what you see. >> coming up, you've seen the results already, a fresh look to our program, more vibrant, more visual with just a touch of the unexpected. >> thank you very much indeed for being with us. >> the new look is on your screens across the globe, and this is very much a working live newsroom. but today's royal visit sees the queen having the guided tour. >> many of you watching around the world might feel you know what that is like, because this is an era of unprecedented openness

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

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

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

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

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

but because your queen, the queen has to wait a year before crowned the actual coronation was in 1953 to 1953, when she was a young mother of two, britain was a completely different place, most of it was manual labors. britain transformed hugely. what was din about the coronation the first big televised event. television was a novelty in britain. we crowded around our screens, desperate to watch it. it had to be flown over the atlantic so canadians could watch it, too. the fact she's been on the thrown for 60 years, having to be our longest reigning monarch in the world. >> awesome. old television. nice. >> i've got to ask, as you say, longest reigning, approaching that anyway. we have seen in other parts of europe monarchs step down. wishing her a long life and good health, prince charles is getting on a bit himself, he's 65, i think. is she likely to step down? some people say she's so serious about the responsibility she is doing for life. >> good question. unfortunately for prince charles, there's no way the queen's going to step down. she's determined to do it to the end, unlike

is about to emerge. >> reporter: then the queen was 27 years old. decades of shaking hands and accepting bouquets behind her. >> the wonderful thing about the queen is at the age of 87 her eyes are sparkling because she's still working. >> reporter: hugo vickers is the author of several books on the monarchy. >> somebody once said she has that firm, level gaze that duty fulfilled. i think we are very, very lucky to have her. >> reporter: a discreet but determined core of royal continuity in a turbulent age. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. night. captioning sponsored by cbs >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> there is no quick fix if you will, no silver bullet. >> but in light of all the problems facing the oakland police department, super cop bill bratton pays a visit to the bay area to personally oversee his crime-fighting strategy. good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. >>> the recent leadership

the queen is so lucky. she gets to celebrate her birthday twice once on her actual birthday inpril and once today with a little help from her family and her army. ♪ there's nothing more royal than pomp and pageantry. the queen's 87th birthday, 1400 soldiers, 240 horses, 400 trump trumpets and tubas and her family. on the horses that's william and charles and in the carriage, harry, camilla and a very pregnant kate. the next time we see her she'll be a mom. ♪ >> reporter: but the queen anticipate prince, the man by her side for 65 years is missing in action. prince philip is recuperating from surgery. yesterday will and harry dropped into the hospital. philip is getting better but he's 92 and needs months to recover. >> i think it's very sad and i do think it is quite significant because it's really the first time we've seen him out of action for so long. >> reporter: with philip out the kids pinch hit. will might leave his search and rescue job to become a full time royal and this week kate was smashing, na

is about to emerge. >> reporter: then the queen was 27 years old.x decades of shaking hands and accepting bouquets behind her. >> the wonderful thing about the queen is at the age of 87 her eyes are sparkling because she's still working. >> reporter: hugo vickers is the author of several books on the monarchy. >> somebody once said she has that firm, level gaze that duty fulfilled. i think we are very, very lucky to have her. >> reporter: a discreet but determined core of royal continuity in a turbulent age. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. [ female announcer ] at royal caribbean, our ships are designed for wow. ♪ oh ♪ sometimes ♪ i get a good feeling ♪ yeah ♪ get a feeling that i never, never, never, never had before ♪ ♪ no, no, i get a good feeling ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] all this... only on royal caribbean. call 1-800-royal-caribbean today. only on royal caribbean. you see the "mini" ion my chest? funny, yes? no. there's nothing

if you include the $3 million of the queen street track. the time has come to take a fresh look at the ocean study starting with the queen street underpass par this is what it says that the queen street bridge doesn't have the sufficient length. this presents a good opportunity to incorporate the proposed station requirements into the bridge. on this basis i hope this committee will recognize this extraordinary opportunity and focus on the efforts of the designs and starting with the queens bridge >> thank you, sir i will follow-up and make sure i'm checking in with staff so if appropriate that's brought forward. seeing no public we'll close >> next item is adjournment. >> thank you very much the meeting is adjourned >> good morning and welcome to the transbay joint powers authority meeting -- special meeting for may 20. my name is jane kim and i will be chairing the meeting. could we take roll call. >> director harper. >> present. >> director lied. >> present. >> director metcalf. >> director sart art. >> present. >> and chair kim. >> here

queen victoria served for 63 years. >> and the queen's coronation crown weighs almost 5 pounds.is the heaviest crown in the royal collection of crown jewels. it has 444 gems, including diamonds, rubies, and sapphires. and maybe that's why she wasn't wearing it today. >>> check in with eyewitness news at 6:00. for all new stories coming up at 6:00, vic is in newsroom with more. >> we'll keep an eye on the big story of the day. a construction worker rescued from the bridge. more on why it's such a complicated rescue for crews. >>> will he or won't he? picking up on chances former lieutenant governor michael steele will run for governor. >> check in for more on these stories and the day's breaking news at 6:00. >>> walt disney world and disneyland raised ticket prices for the summer. it will now cost $95 for adults. and anyone over age 10. that's up from last year. in disneyland, a one-day pass will set you back $92. it is currently $89 in florida and $86 in california. >> if i call my 12-year-old 9, and tell them to lie about it -- >> a lot of that going on. it's a great place to

queen victoria served for 63 years. >> the queen's coronation crown weighs almost 5 pounds.eaviest crown in the royal collection of crowned jewels has 444 gems, including diamonds, rubies and sapphires. >>> lynette hayes delivered twin babies, 10 weeks early, while trying desperately to get to the hospital near salt lake city. police officers helped the new mother through the delivery. one of the babies needed cpr. the other baby was born breach. my goodness. a helicopter arrived to take everyone to the hospital. the babies are 3 pounds each. they will spend sometime in the nicku before they -- nicu before they can go home. but wow. that was extraordinary that there was someone there to do cpr on that tiny baby. >> and you know in about 10 or 15 years, longer than that. 15 or 16 years, he's going be to be violating cur view -- curfew. and sassing their motor. >> you know what we went >> you know what we went through to get you ,,,,,,,, hi, my name is suzy, and i've had a stroke due to my cigarette smoking. i now need help with feeding, dressing, bathing, even going to the ba

so he was the natural choice as the queens successor. >> how much power did the king or the queen have in this nation? >> the king and the queen had enormous power administered. they were the fountain of prestige. the house of commons and not period although not just talking were very much subsidiaries to the world. the mantel of the important decisions. the of rose, the influence was always limited by the king. >> you're first volume, history of england cannot foundations you called that. what does that cover? >> it covers everything before they began which you might take and goes right on to the beginning to the and the overview if you like to put it that way of the medieval period and what is unfortunately and inaccurately known as the dark ages it is the beginning of england's rise to dominance in the world. >> are you couldn't leave writing volume three? >> i am currently revising volume three and writing volume for. it's concerned with the civil war and the monarchies. so we have charles ii, cromwell and then the next volume is concerned with the hanovers, the industrial revoluti

royal watchers say the queen is concerned but it is unlikely she will be at her his's bedside. >> from the outside people say they don't seem terribly close but they are. when it comes to hospitals, they want the hospital to run smoothly with the least disruption. >> reporter: the duke has had a healthy like with some scares over the past few years. he was hospitalized it hospital trouble in 2011 and a bladder infection. lucy mcdonald, cbs news, london. >>> in business news, following a volatile week stocks rallied today after a jobs report was higher than economists expected. let's take a live look at the big board now. the dow is soaring on friday, the last day of the workweek up 167 points. >>> ladies, you want a promotion? try to keep that smile upside- down if you do. in an experiment based out of germany, women and men ranked cheerful women as the least likely to be leaders. the studies suggest companies want bosses to be bossy, tough and uncompromise. who knew. women are seen as being too cheerful they're not looked at as leaders. >> i don't believe that. >> would you want to be

queen victoria was for 63 years. >> and that coronation crown weighs almost 5 pounds.t has 444 gems, including diamonds, rubies, and sapphires. >> tim williams has one just like it. [ laughter ] >> he likes us to call him the king. >> that's right. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news. the orioles are picking up speed in the play-off race. >> mark catches up with their >> mark catches up with their top ,,,,,,,, let's play: [ all ] who's new in the fridge! our mystery guest: ensure complete... uh...do you support bones? [ ding! ] i've got calcium and vitamin d. oh! immune system. [ ding! ] one word: antioxidants. heart health? [ ding! ] my omega 3s never skip a beat. how 'bout muscles? [ ding! ] i have protein and revigor to protect, preserve, and promote muscle health. [ ding! ding! ding! ] that's a winner! ensure complete! [ female announcer ] the four-in-one nutrition of ensure complete. a simple choice to help you eat right. [ major nutrition ] ensure complete. nutrition in charge. i'm here in your home, having a pretty spectacular tuesday. ♪ but i don't notice

it happened after a male student was elected prom queen. in a letter sent home to parents the principal says it has been taken off of youtube. she said many of the students involved are remorseful. other students we spoke to also disapproved of the video. >> i can't really believe people would go this far over prom king or queen? >> video? that wasn't a smart idea. they could have expressed their words in a different sense. >> the school would not comment what, if any action was taken against the student behind the video. the community has been supportive of the student's choice for prom queen. >>> keeping tabs on what your kids post and say online can be overwhelming. but a local company claims to have the perfect digital parenting tool. we'll see how their software works and looks into the possible dangers of signing up. >> reporter: at 14, jared joiner is connected to the world. but every tweet, facebook post and text message he sends out catches the attention of one person. >> i monitor my own credit record. why would i not monitor my s

c-span: and how long had she been queen then? >> guest: she had been queen then since the--the king died in '52, didn't he? four or five years. c-span: well, this... >> guest: and my father was her first prime minister. c-span: what did he think of the idea of a monarchy? >> guest: oh, he was a monarchist all the days of his life, and he was devoted to the person of the sovereign. i mean, he saw the beginning of her reign develop. and he served how many sovereigns? six sovereigns. victoria, edward, george, edward, george, elizabeth. c-span: and--and how do you feel about the sovereign? >> guest: oh, i'm a great monarchist, too. i think it's an institution which has served our country very well. c-span: there's a... >> guest: and you see, it--it separates the sovereign--the head of state from the conflicts and dust and smoke of--of politics. c-span: by the way, do you have a favorite letter in here that you like the most? >> guest: out of 800, it's very difficult. c-span: you have an explanation about--it says here, 'two evenings

what happens when those bets go bad you don't even get me you don't last a queen right you are so queen about about our investments in mining way way now i'm doing this film this is no recession it's a reality i want to talk about that let me set this up so people understand the context for this you went out what the on the web but the campaign and the crowd fund it and the film is called not a recession it's a robbery so you're here message as an artist is now resonating out there in the community and you're actually you know leverage that with the crowdfunding platform you've got raise a significant amount of money out making a film so what's this film going to be about tell us about the film now they are the old erector they have got the glasses is to be sat next to this is not a recession it's a robbery and we no doubt for ideological stary and the main principle would a film is to expose this government as pigs at the trough of public money and watching them move public services in surprise pockets of interviewed people who have been affected by what is and isn't isis was outsource

the queen, as you saw, managed to smile.nd princess beatrice, fergie's daughter, really seemed into the victory. >>> when we come back, the captured moment that has become the talk of the web. tonight the story behind it. >>> finally tonight, perhaps it was forwarded to your inbox today, the piece of video on the web where the sound you hear is really the most crucial thing. it shows a little boy hearing his father's voice for the first time and it represents an even larger story of the great science that made it possible. our report tonight from kate snow. >> reporter: 3-year-old grayson clamp was back at his doctor's office today for a checkup. grayson was born with a host of medical issues -- open heart surgery as an infant, vision loss in one eye, and no auditory nerves in either ear. but about four weeks ago after groundbreaking surgery, little grayson heard his father's voice for the first time. >> daddy loves you, daddy loves you. >> yes. hear. >> can you hear daddy? >> reporter: mom nicole was shooting the video. >>

the queen's husband turns 92 monday. we'll have the very latest from london. >>> here comes the rain. tropical storm andrea is going to soak the metro area, including all the way north to new england. a yellow alert day around here. howard has your first alert weather >>> 4:46 on this friday morning. the rain, rain won't go away any time soon. it was a soaker last night and it continued all night long. >> a little bit of a lull now. i say a lull now because there's a lot of moisture to our south thanks to tropical storm andrea, sort of your namesake. >> no. >> coming up from florida. also a bunch of power outages. 4600 plus in northern virginia. dominion power said they believe it's weather related because of the heavier rain bands overnight. some areas reported an inch of rain just overnight. they started coming in around 1:30 in the morning. so that's quite a few. let's talk about andrea right now. we start with the radar presentation of this still tropical storm but it's sort of becoming an extra tropical storm. it's

. >>> a royal celebration for the queen. we're at westminster-abbey, and the king, elvis presley, as you have never seen him before. >>> we begin with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> the fire is cooperating at night, as it always does, but we need people going back home to be prepared to evacuate again. >> ever green, colorado, southwest of denver. >> it's very scary. i'm shaking. >> the powerhouse fire 60% contained. >> in the mountains of new mexico, hundreds of firefighters battling two fires. >>> the other half of this national weather nightmare, not fire, but flooding. hundreds had to evacuate after a levy broke last night. >> hopes, businesses get destroyed. >> the irs back on capitol hill today as several conservative groups take turn testifying to a congressional committee. >> we give the irs 10 billion a year and we don't give them another single dime until they come forward with answers. >>> police clashed overnight as the unrest in turkey entered it's sixth days. >> we want to live in fr

the queen was 27 when she took the throne. and after that, the crown she wore was put away.350-year-old solid gold st. edwards crown glittering with jewels left the tower of london to sit on the altar. the gift of bacon. and this father's day, oscar mayer is asking people to give dads everywhere the gift of bacon. they're selling gift set boxes of bacon strips with the slogan say it with bacon. consumers can add a money clip or bacon strip cuff links. the dad in your life may have to wait until next year, though, as the gifts are sold out. >> thank you for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. they'll have the latest on the possible suspensions featuring some of baseball's star players. as always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night, america.

. >> stephen: it's for drag queens? >> yes, no. stephen: yes, no. also kinky. it's like women could have, listen, you could wear boots too. you know, there are boots make for walking and then there's boots that you don't walk much in. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: okay. it's kind of an every man's story. >> yes. stephen: if every man also wanted to dress like every woman. >> this is about drag. but it's not really about drag. it's really about acceptance of other people. as soon as i saw it, you couldn't... the great thing is you couldn't find two more different men but still the manufacturer could not be what his father wanted him to be, wanted him to talk over the factory and he didn't want to. and the drag queen, his father wanted him to be a boxer. he was a young black man in england. and the way he thought if he was strong and he was black and he could fight, he could make a way for himself, you know. the same way the guy felt i have a shoe factory if you take over the shoe factory you'll have a place in the world. it's a mistake a lot o

if the queen is ever attacked, she's toast. [laughter] i told that joke in london so women came up to me after the show, your act is rubbish. look, i'm from the united states of america. my act is not rubbish. my act is garbage. [laughter] next month my girlfriend and i are flying to hawaii. it has always been a dream of hers. i don't know if you know much about american history but she splavend to me that hawaii is where they filmed the movie "pearl harbor." that's her new favorite movie. if you haven't seen it. here's the plot. it is 1941 and an american nurse falls in love with two different pilots at the same time and the acting and the dialogue and the story are so bad, halfway through, the japanese attacked to try to stop the movie. [laughter] and then someone or something put the d.v.d. in the microwave. that's my time. thank you very much, everybody. [applause] craig: jim mcdonald, everybody! we have got to go. say good night, jim. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn

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

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

. >>> an update from london on the health of prince philip, husband of queen elizabeth. buckingham palace says the prince is progressing after exploratory abdominal surgery. no other details were provided. the 91-year-old prince is expected to be in the hospital for another two weeks. the queen continued with her schedule today, presiding over the opening of the bbc's new headquarters in london. and for a time during a live television broadcast it was the queen who was at center stage as the presenters looked back at their unusual guest. >>> cold war-era bomb shelters may be a thing of the past, but a california couple found one in the backyard of their newly bought home that is more of a window on the past. a perfectly preserved shelter from 1961, like something out of "mad men" 15 feet under ground with a pantry full of vintage products in all their original glory. the owners say they will preserve the shelter saying, quote, it should last forever. >>> it's something travellers dread. a flight delay that leaves you stranded on the tarmac for hours with nothing to do. t

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. >> i hope you like my hair, because of a drag queen's last night were trying to touch it. [laughter] >> for the moment, i am not yet a drag queen. but you can look at that photograph of me. thank you for the inspiration. [laughter] >> well we are joking about the corsets, you say it had a message. it was not showing the women in their undergarments for sexual reasons. it was to show their strong women. certainly madonna personified that. >> definitely. >> was it actually madonna in in 1990, the blond ambition tour, but this was not the first time you had done these bras. there was a link with africa. did i get that right? >> i did not get the thing with africa. >> i thought that when we see -- >> yes, yes, 1985. the first corset dress, i did a collection. collections were big. it was a mix of difficulty. and the lingerie. one part was the lingerie. i did it i think in 1981. i came out with the collection in 1982. of course, i was inspired by my grandmother. but something else. musical. i saw a musical in new york. something like about the life of fellini. they made a movie

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

he was hug the queen, but don't touch the queen. >> yes, my grandmother was a big royal -- cups and thingsthe flower. who is that? prince somebody? yay, we won. >> and the queen is probably thinking, who is this guy in who is this guy? >> how much that hat cost? >> speaking of untold riches and wealth and hidden treasures of gold, which is how i view the royals. comex gold is closed. did close below 1200 an ounce. actual close is below 1200 bucks an ounce. gold having its worst quarter in the history of gold. >> in the meantime, triple digit gain for the dow. three positives days in a row. first time since my birthday, april 30th. >> all comes back to you. i think i speak for the i go in the flower when i say, yay. >> i'm not sure that warn warrants a yay. but anyway, thanks for watching "street signs." "closing bell" is next. >> hello, welcome to this special edition of "closing bell." we've got a big show ahead. >> why would they possibly have that in aspen, colorado? at this time of year? >> go figure. >> it must -- >> look behind me. >> we all are. trust me. one of my favorite places o

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. >>> and kate middleton attended the queen's birthday celebration in london today. possibly the last appearance before the birth of her first child. she smiled and waved to the crowd. here to discuss the royal baby

. >> pelley: and an anniversary fit for a queen.