shaking hands with the queen. you can see in the shot was well a piece of the year's other tyrants are the two states. the body language here remember this is the first was glad that the ira. the ira to kill the dog mom bought because of the queen time. her husband's welcome. just look at this now. robinson said the site mark mcinnes. was it like to be taken shaking hands is well on the left that's christopher brand of cooperation and the organization what she set up that force handshake between green and mark mcinnes and other theater that in two thousand and twelve muscles significance of this would seem that the between the bed reading mark mcinnes here inside it said it was a council road home was that in saying all we can see or post earlier in the week. that's the perception that we sold that we didn't actually see him at the welcome to the two windsor by the queen at that stage that's right right right. it's the power of the pictures. this is the queen puppetry shaking hands with mark mcinnes one more time

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i'm a screaming queen a defying have a veteran vet and 27 hiv survivor. i want to thank the committee members (calling names) i forget. there's so many. tenderloin in the is 1960s and 70s everyone came to san francisco because it of little place to be until 1970 now everybody comes to san francisco because of the castro. our transgenders was lost and forgotten for 70 o 40 years and in 17994 the t was adams to the lgbt. there's two plaques to commemorate the riot. our rich history in the tenderloin has been forgotten everybody talks about stonewalling it's time to talk about the jean compton before stonewall. vicky a lot of the transgenders came to san francisco because they were lost and looking for a place to fit in and because the t l was the mecca of san francisco we all came and did what we had to do to survive we turned to prostitution and drugs because we couldn't get jobs we went from exposures and queens to what we are vicky opened up the doors with her life experience and i learned what she went throw in the 70s 6 years of her life through life e

queen victoria.vladimir putin's visit to see the queen was a big deal, a big deal of a landmark moment, an historic deal between the nations of great britain and russia. and for that historic state visit to britain, vladimir putin showed up late. he kept the queen waiting for 14 minutes. she was not amused. but apparently, president putin has a history of being late for everything. in 2012, he was 40 minutes late for a meeting with the german chancellor angela merkel, last year he had a visit with kerry, he kept him waiting for three hours. in november, he had a meeting with the pope, pope francis. putin made the new pope wait for him for nearly an hour. and while we were talking about being late, it was not until last week that president putin said okay, we denied it before but those were russian soldiers who suddenly appeared in crimea before russia annexed crimea. before that, he insisted they were not russian soldiers. you can buy uniforms in shops on the corner. he said they were are just local

cut the visit of queen elizabeth and indeed the role that it plays in society. the hike was a poster which will also be bought tickets to one hundred and sixty people packed into the fruit of course issued by ten but the tie the score stood at the first minister the speeches from both the queen on and present them to consider any indication for like you're from the only spring creek we will make of the course of this four day visit buckingham palace never brings a bounce but what can we anticipate like the short run but she would refer to a visit to why it is expected to talk about maybe the centenary of the first twenty four. the relationship with iran and of course that the problem of northern ireland the ongoing peace process there are some eye candy to kids. this is probably going to be one of the most important for its beaches to make in his life to put in all fluff and fold into it. he'd been cautioned to let the green ideology to which i would not be old supplies. if he shows his deep knowledge and affection for the irish language and culture. thank you v

and why the queen was just a little bit late. asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagin how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 3years or mor so maybe we need to approach things dferently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] help brazil reduce its overall reliance on foreign imports with the launch of theountry's largest petrochemical operation. ♪ when emerson takes up the challenge, "it's never been done before" simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. ♪ >>> britain's queen elizabeth ii visited the vatican to meet for the first time with pope francis, and they had also gift exchange. ey put them up on the monster wall. got her easter bonnet on. the queen's husband husband, prince phillips, joined the might, and in true ki

this is the tomb of queen elizabeth i. her royal orb symbolizes she was queen of the entire globe.s filled with the remains of people who put the "great" in britain -- saints, musicians, scientists, and soldiers. for lovers of english literature, strolling through poets' corner can be a pilgrimage in itself. king henry vii's lady chapel, with its colorful windows and fanciful banners, has the festive air of a medieval pageant. the elaborate ceilings is a fine example of fan vaulting, a style that capped the gothic age. at the far end, a wall of modern stained glass marks the royal air force chapel. it honors the fighter pilots of all nations who died defending britain in 1944. with saints in stained glass, heroes in carved stone, and the remains of england's greatest citizens under the floor stones, westminster abbey is the national church and the religious heart of england. >> welcome to "film school shorts" -- a showcase of the most exciting new talent from across the country. experience the future of film, next on "film school shorts." >> "film school shorts" is made possible by

, new york. 50 years later queens residents are still fighting to have that memory preserved. kalen ford reports. >> some places make you happy just to be in them. >> reporter: for the last 50 years it's a place that loomed large in richard post's life. >> the world's fair represents, to me, my childhood, an optimistic world that seemed to end in 1964. it was kind of about astronauts and science and chemicals and fireworks and everything a 10-year-old boy would want. >> even as the fairground's luster faded, richard's passion didn't. now he's leading the charge to have the worldcom to queens again. >> this started whole movement to do something with it. >> reporter: come they did by the thousands. people waited hours to get a glimpse inside the new york state pavilion this week. first in line was elaine go goldstein who came to the fair. >> it's beautiful. i've been here several times. a lot of times, actually. my mother would pack up a box of sandwiches and send us off to the fair. it showed me there's a big world out there, different than i lived in. >> reporter: a big world

i'm a screaming queen a defying have a veteran vet and 27 hiv survivor. i want to thank the committee members (calling names) i forget. there's so many. tenderloin in the is 1960s and 70s everyone came to san francisco because it of little place to be until 1970 now everybody comes to san francisco because of the castro. our transgenders was lost and forgotten for 70 o 40 years and in 17994 the t was adams to the lgbt. there's two plaques to commemorate the riot. our rich history

a new portrait of the smiling queen was released today.tish photographer david bailey took the picture. bailey described the subject as having, quote, "very kind eyes, with a mischievous glint." also pretty happy today the queen's great grandson prince george. he spent his easter sunday with mom and dad at sydney's taronga zoo. that is not the easter bunny he is reaching out for, it's a billby, a nocturnal marsupial native to australia. this one is named for him, prince george the billby. an update tonight following that wild scene on a golf course in malaysia on friday. pablo larrathabal, the golfer attacked by a swarm of hornets, stung 20 times. he jumped into a pond to escape, shot the low round of the day today at the malaysian open on the european tour, vaulting up 15 spots and finishing in the top ten, officials wanted to take him to the hospital after the hornet attack friday. he refused and stayed on the course. in baseball, bryce harper was back in the line-up for the washington nationals today after getting pulled last night for

britain's queen elizabeth from sister made for the first time at the vatican. it might just be accompanied by her husband that you can add to bread would treat it in the report the sixteenth old in school plays to the kids helps with the pontiff has chosen to live. they held a meeting behind closed doors out to the queen presented to the boss of whiskey job hunting of the dozen eggs from the ruinous thanks to the vatican did not say what was discussed but is sort of conversation either the pope and on the dispute between argentina and britain was not on the agenda. the queen was driven to the vatican in a convoy of cars following a meeting with italian president giorgio to plummet on know that the presidential palace. hundreds of fans gathered on the street leading up to some pizzas wet waiting for rides and taking photographs. one priest even carried to purchase flag printed umbrella just in case the one the crew took cooper to train with her. the queens for our visit to ryan was the first time she'd been reported since two thousand and eleven entitled to fift

when the queen and her husband will trouble with their guests. the horse drawn carriage along windsor streets to the official residence. windsor council greatest trip tomorrow but the irish who welcomes this historic town with the owl to welcome their president. it's against the presence of no christmas trees from their side. and the saddest thing another by a shared love of irish are actually taking the day off tomorrow becoming friends. but i could never be happy. total cars are one of the six nations and the sliding the ball that i couldn't tell. they believe in you. some are like funny funny let me know. then as it was the surprise of the present about it on over the flight was from succeeding. to walk all the cute one to seal tricolor start and one of the other larger than life against the union jack. makes your heart be deleted files. there are verses that have taken place and in particular. tell your child to begin here the snow that russell everyday this week. the horse drawn carriages or so forth because he's been a lot of work and effor

the queen flu to rome for a one-day visit. her first foreign trip in years.lan johnston is following this for us. the brits pride themselves on pomp and ceremony but it wasn't that as the queen touched down in rome. >> that's right. the queen arriving some 20 minutes late but making up time as her convoy traveled into the heart of the city and then headed up one of the highest of the seven hills of rome to the palace. this is where the italy head of state resides. i think you're seeing pictures there of the queen emerging from her aircraft on the tarmac out on the edge of the city. and then making her way into the hearts of the city in the palace where the italian head of state resides. these are two figures of similar age who have gone on very well it seems by all accounts in their previous four meetings today. president napolitano was in for the opening head of games. he talked movingly some time ago about his respect for the monarchy. he was part of the italian resistance during world war ii. he has great regard played in the course of that. >> alan, do we

like queen elizabeth ii. >> i think the character is built in on someone like the queen. know, it's more or less you give her a setting and she -- extraordinary shoot because she had a great sense of duty. >> your other photographs here in your exhibition. tell us is photography a passion, art, or science for you? >> i think it's all those things. you can't separate it. i think i'm at least good at the science part of it. i'm not a great technical photographer. this is phillip johnson, the great architect in his glass house in connecticut. i was actually there not on assignment but i was there wanting to visit the house. he told me i could visit the house. i was surprised he was there the same day. we didn't have a sitting setup at all. he was walking around the house. i photographed him from the back. >> you're here in asia and traveled to many countries over the past several years. is there a matter or personality you'd like to photograph? >> in my hotel room i was photographing looking out. it's the city of the future. i would like to do more work here. it's kind of in

. >> they reamed a teen for courting the queen. they they are asking for them to rethink asking the queen to the prom. >> patrick pulled that hideous stunt during a presentation by miss america on the important of math and science education. the 18-year-old was warned not to and the school suspended him for three days, but miss america thought it was too much. she said i was flattered by the gesture, but unable to attend due to my travel schedule. i later learned of the disciplinary action and contacted the school in hopes they would reconsider. speaking of bad decisions. >> there they are. they are buzzing around, but these are really gentle bees. i usually use smoke, but i haven't had to use smoke because they haven't tried to sting me or anything. well, i guess one got me, owe. dangt. owe, owe. >> kill him. >> idiot. >> personally i think this kid should be in jail rotting behind bars. did the school go far with the punishment or not far enough? >> the punishment does not fit the crime. if that was my son i would be like, good j

oedipus, why has the queen left us in such a passion of wild grief? i fear a storm of disaster will break from her reticence. let it break, if it will. i am determined to see the seed from which i spring, however humble. jocasta, how like a woman's pride, is probably ashamed of my low birth. i hold myself a child of fortune. she is kindly. i shall not suffer dishonor. she is my mother. i, her child. the months my brothers have marked me out, humble one moment, powerful another, that's my breeding. i could not prove false to it and fail to discover my birth. [music] if i am a prophet and wise in discernment, by olympus, you, cithaeron, shall recognize at tomorrow's full moon that oedipus honors you as his fellow countrymen, his nurse and his mother. that we know you in dance for you have found favor with our rulers. apollo, to whom we cry, look kindly at us. who was your mother, my son? which of the long-lived nymphs bore you to mountain ranging pan as your father? or was it some bride of apollo. he loves all the upland pastures. was it cyllene's lord?

thatp t she is enthroned between anls so she is really the queen of heaven. for the stained-glass makers they had no large pieces of glass. they had only small pieces because they blew the glass. they could not produce it as it is produced today, so they could produce only little bits of glass. each time they wanted to change the color, they had to change the piece of glass and to put all the pieces of glass together, they had to have lead going all around. it's like a mosaic. if you start studying these windows, you can learn a lot about the life of the middle ages. we have the furriers we have even the sculptors and probably, it's one of the best representations of the 13th century. it's really a great documentation for us so i think the stained glass of chartres is really telling about the way people lived the way they thought the way they prayed, all their ideas and beliefs. the cathedrals of the gothic age, like chartres, were indeed, as abbot suger had said, "new works suffused by new light." in their combination of soaring stonework scpture, and painte

rising on its struggle for independence that it was that indicated i think in the queen's speech the flight will be some aquatic story with a bell woodward is being seen in a broader context is your head when william hague stayed there. i think in this sense the facts that to commemorate the commemoration events associated with the first world war that holds more mess at the same time that makes it a lot easier for booking a palace to assess the protocol of sending a member of the road from eight to nineteen sixteen event that just as the queen attended the ceremonies in both the garden of remembrance and the war memorial gardens is not in breach of her visit. i think you can expect any representative of the royal family to be attending events associated with the first world war as much as they'd be attending any event set to commemorate the events of nineteen sixteen the building as it is quite a striking development and quality that issue for us now that the vintage view of the bbc over the weekend. very good at some promise but suffice it to the threat of more on today's. that sti

be very happy that the queen on doing this it is a very important if all costs and in the retail and the docs be it goes. china's huge market and there. we have been very successful in china and we will lose. continuing he said expansion. it forced the dolphins that denmark's tourist industry will receive the goods. despite being at the cutting edge of new technology. the kingdom retains the old world charm that is bringing more more chinese tourists the fairytale went to hans christian andersen. talk about cctv copenhagen. it's a beautiful seventy three where we'll stay in europe a price war between the and wine has erupted with belgium and frauds but barring to protect their strongest beverage industries. it's driven belgian brew is to file a formal complaint with the european union about a targeted french tax columbia which beer company's site has been pressing their exports are correspondence and again when has that story. here is the alcoholic beverage of choice in belgium the world's miss renowned grooming nation where about sixty percent of production is exported lately the ye

but in the fall of 2003, the accountants at the emerald queen see that something is off at the mini-bacles. >> they were averaging about 8% percent on all these tables, so they knew something was up. >> narrator: as the casino looks at the wins, one player consistently pulling in big money is named phuong truong. >> we had serious enough concerns that we watched him real close, and i was asking for specific reports on him on a daily basis. >> narrator: but truong plays it smart. he keeps the casino guessing. >> every once in a while, they would move, let's say, to a craps table. and, on one particular occasion, they lost $50,000 on a craps table. >> narrator: like at all casinos, the first place to check for a cheater is with the surveillance video. >> we were watching real intense on the shuffling of the cards, and what -- there didn't appear to be anything wrong. >> narrator: that is the beauty of the tran organization's false shuffle -- it is so easily concealed from the eye in the sky. today, casinos have taken precautions against the trick. at the m resort in las vegas, with a full

is just i'm surprised you know because the queen you would think she'd have more. well whatever so let's turn to what george osborne is saying chancellor george osborne is offering generous tax breaks to kickstart the technology he believes fracking for shale gas could herald an energy revolution that will boost the economy make britain more self-sufficient and put an end to sky high bills from greedy energy firms notice how he uses greedy adage the firms there and yet somehow these a benevolent benign dictator i mean corporations that are going to come in and drill under your land without permission without asking you a throw you one hundred pounds these are genuine you know if you will thought i was the lord's would just ride over the peasants who got the way in the middle of town and just throw them a bobber to keep on going here we have the same thing is here the british population who supports invasions around the world by the way for this very sort of things like chavez they thought was the height of all evil maduro his his in his case his replacement is the

the queen joking, he'll be thrilled when he's a bit older. and look what the queen gave the pope.ket of british treats, including whisky from her scottish home, balmoral. pope francis, the fifth pope the queen has met. the first one, she kept waiting for 20 minutes while she talked to the president of italy. >>> and we have some big news from our friend, david letterman, tonight, who made a call to his big boss, les moonves, today. >> i said, leslie, it's been great. you've been great. the network has been great. but i'm retiring. >> really? >> yep. >> this is -- you actually did this? >> yes, i did. >> wow. >> but some time in the not-too-distant future. 2015, for the love of god, in fact, paul and i will be wrapping things up and taking a hike. >> and with that, a standing ovation from his audience. this will end letterman's 21-year run at "the late show" desk. the fast and brilliantly funny guy with the gap-tooth smile started out as a weatherman. and turning top ten lists, stupid human tricks, even his mom, dorothy, into cult classics. our jimmy kimmel says this, letterman is

the first time dining with the queen of england.lationship once dominated by repression and rebellion. >> the pomp and circumstance of a british state dinner. irish president is the guest of honor, all of it overshadowed by one man. martin mcguinness, now deputy minister of british ireland. but more importantly, the commander of the irish republican army. the ira caused attacks on loyalists for three decades. the violence, the ira claimed in the name of irish independence from the couple, after 1,000 years of occupation, but for many, including british soldiers wounded in the fighting, mcguinness should be facing a courtroom, and not dinner with the queen. >> for many people, they have been injured. and lots have been hurt by the ira, and mcagain es represents the political winning of the ire a. so let's have some accountability. >> the queen herself had family killed by the ira. her cousin died in an ira bombing in 1979. the classes clashes with the authorities characterize the 30 years of troubles, and the ira brought the violence

, secret meetings, he says, with kings and queens. scott brown's office later clarified that he had not actually had any secret meetings with kings or queens. senator scott brown also was not allowed to see secret unreleased photos of osama bin laden's body after he had been killed by navy s.e.a.l.s, but scott brown apparently thought he had seen those pictures. >> i've seen the picture. he's definitely dead. and if there's any conspiracy theories out there, you should put them to rest, okay? >> scott brown had just seen the same hoax pictures on the internet that everybody saw on twitter that day. where else a lot of people thought they were a hoax, scott brown thought they were real. the thing about scott brown embarrassing himself as a united states senator is that it was all unforced. kind of the fingerprint of scott brown embarrassing himself. it's not like he would say embarrassing or wrong stuff in response to difficult questions or being pressed and backed into a corner on a complicated issue, he would just volunteer this fake

has a modicum of respect for private property but then here comes the queen you know shaking a little saying you know what in my queen speech i'm going to override the saudi of private property because after all that was part of all modern era of capitalism and i'm a feudalist and i prefer the fact that it's all my land anyway i think they the royal. which i'm a call it's like sixty or seventy percent of all the land mass anyway there's no actually what happens in the u.k. is that the crown owns all mineral rights in the nobody individual it doesn't matter if they find you know the equivalent of bergen oil field under your land you don't own any of it but they could drill it it all goes to the government in fact in this case what they're going to do the reform of the law would extend the existing rights of water gas and coal mining company set out the coal act of one thousand nine hundred eighty two go under people's land without permission compensation of around one hundred pounds is likely to be offered to lend. so here you have these thousands and thousands of lorries that will bri

all i can say is what the queen will say is that we and george osborne. is that this is the way to get back to russia. it's russia we're going to get back to russia by fracking you to death. yeah that's a really good idea i think maybe just blow your brains out and save everybody the trouble of all the environmental damage so and finally here even the new roads are vulnerable to these generate huge lorries because a portion of the u.s. highway to near wilston north dakota completed in two thousand and four is already being reconstructed jamie also a spokesman for the department of transportation said in an e-mail traffic across the state has increased ten percent in the past year and twenty five percent near the back and shale formation where oil is being produced so they had planned for this highway to last twenty years even planning it for natural gas fracking vehicles but it only lasted nine years the only way this fracking story would be have a positive ending is if they reported quadrille reported they're going to replace the drill head with piers mo

thanks be to god and myself, within a week, i may be queen of poland. [music] you're looking exceptionally ugly tonight, madam. is it because we have company? pshit. i'm rather hungry. i think i'll bury my teeth in this bird, a chicken. i fancy. not bad at all. you wretch. what are our guests going to eat? there's plenty left for them. i shan't touch another thing. go look out of the window, ma ubu, and see if our guests have arrived. ah, here comes captain manure and his merry men. old ubu, what are you eating now? nothing, nothing, just a spot of veal. the veal. he's eaten my veal, the lout. the veal. help. help. by my green candle, i'll gouge yr eyesut. [music] good day, gentlemen. we have been awaiting your arrival with impatience. good day, madam. but where is mr. ubu? here i am. here i am. by my green candle, pshit. i shouldn't have thought i'm so easy to miss. good day, mr. ubu. well, madam, and what succulent dishes have you prepared for us today? polish broth, spareribs of polish bison, veal, chicken and hound pie, parson's noses from the royal

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while the queen was in beijing china and denmark seal five agreement on food and agriculture. these focus on the export of danish routes to china. an agreement on cooked pork products makes denmark the first country that is permitted to export such products to china the two sides agreed to cooperate in pork production and set up more projects to maintain long term cooperation and denmark will also increase its export volume and every product while only two percent of denmark's population is engaged in the farming industry. two thirds of its production each year is exported the shelter and yelled i'm actually helped me to help deal with apple got them so it can be found isn't the apples into a granny flat. golden delicious at court. i found that adding some dried cranberries some crumpled up until the cheese and someday you will read to them using a new order to continue with leave of you but if you prefer. in the fall. and you. and to my survey bow. you're going to move tv. i don't. i will get a week and it appeared on many of the world. in tokyo us present brought obama inhal

moments ago, the queen was greeted by italy's president. audience is the fifth time the queen met with a pontiff since she took throne in 1951. >>> on this day in 1996, the home of suspected unabomber ted kaczynski was searched and he was eventually arrested as reported by nbc news. >> federal officials tell nbc news they put the man under surveillance after family members found some of his old writings they considered suspicious. the man's brother called a lawyer who called the fbi, putting agents on his trail. federal law enforcement officials tell nbc news the man is 53-year-old theodore j. kaczynski. >>> amanda bynes, 28. eddie murphy, 53. tony orlando, 70. keep it right here for more news, weather and sports. i'm richard lui with bill karins to my left here, along with the entire "early today" team, have a great day, have a great thursday. >>> good morning to you. 4:30. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm peggy bunker. laura garcia-cannon is off this morning. let's check in on the forecast with christina loren. >> good morning to you peggy, scott

as mark phillips reports it wasn't the queen's first visit with the popes. >> reporter: queens aren'tis one could. she's met enough of them. francis is her fifth. she goes all the way back to pious xii who she met while she was still a princess in 1951. meeting since were formal events with regal heads of state with costumes to match, but this pope has made a virtue of studiy e informality. instead of tiaras and veils it was a signature hat and a queenly shade of lilac. and the encounter took place in a small deliberately ungrand room in a portion of the palace instead of the papal palace, another sign of how things have changed according to an insider. >> he walked from his residence down in and then walked back up again. this is what is called the scandal of normality. >> reporter: whether he scandalized papal traditions or not, world leaders have beaten a path to this pope's door. president obama spent almost an hour with him last week. russian president vladimir putin dropped by late last year. and it's not just the pope's popularity that has drawn world leaders here. francis not

britain's queen elizabeth celebrating her 88th birthday today.onor of the occasion, renowned british photographer david bailey unveiled this black and white photo of the queen shot just last month at buckingham palace and social media ready with simple square proportions and a black border. the palace even tweeted it out to the world yesterday. she looks great. >> she really does. >>> nearly 10,000 miles away down under it's a royal day for the rest of the queen's next generation. will, kate and prince george spending today recharging their batteries after spending an exhausting weekend visiting the zoo and air base and attending easter services at sydney's st. andrew's cathedral. >> he's always ready to go. >> he's got a lot of energy, that kid. >> he was coming off the plane. he was like, i'm ready to be put down and crawl somewhere. get me off of here. >> that's that age, right? >>> all right. it was a busy weekend of playoff action in both basketball and hockey. >>> here are your highlights from our friends at espn. >>> good morning, america.

have you heard about the queen elsa dresses, the snow queen, a character from frozen, apparently demand for an official queen elsa dress which retails for $20. it's -- a children's costume, so crazy, people are bidding $1,600 for them on e-bay. so, $1,600. if you spend $1,46 for a disney princess dress. how does that work? does that make you a good parent or terrible parent? i'm not sure. it's crazy. light blue, polyester dress, with ahiny white cape. half the guys on hollywood boulevard are wearing polyester dresses and a cape right now. not that you need advice from me. but your kid wants you to spend two week salary on a disney dress. the perfect opportunity to teach her the meaning of the word "let it go." oh, i want to mention something. project i am involved with. yesterday got to fulfill not a lifetime dream, but a dream since the mayor of toronto game into my life and our lives. i appeared as the first-ever guest on rob ford's youtube show, ford nation, rob and brother doug ford host the show on youtube, called official ford nation. tomorrow i am going to be on share show. what

will, the queen of england does. epre's mark phillips.porter: queens aren't trmally in the business of giving pope lessons, but this one could; she's met enough of erem. francis is her fifth. >> i'm sorry to have kept you waiting. we had lunch with the president. >> reporter: she goes all the way back to pius xii, who she met while she was still a princess in 1951. meetings since were formal events between regal heads of tuate with costumes to match. but this pope has made a virtue of studied informality. instead of tiaras and veils, it was a signature hat and a d eenly shade of lilac. e d the encounter took place in iberatl, deliberately un-grand room instead of the sumptuous ofal palace, another sign of how things have changed, according to gerard o'connell, s resiites for the "vatican insider." >> he walked from his residence down in, and then walked back up thisn. this is what is called here "the scandal of normality." tradeporter: whether he atandalizes papal traditions or not, world leaders have beaten a path to this pope's door. pr

three years ago queen elizabeth laid flowers at a memorial who fought for independence. many say peace is possible even in a bitter and old fight. >> to receive the president of ireland and the deputy first minister is a mark of how far we have come in an island, in its relationship with britain. >> there is hope that moments like today mark a peaceful relationship. something that has taken centuries to occur. there's a lot of history between ireland and britain, not something a single meal can wipe away. many want more accountability for the crimes committed during the fighting. when an ex-ira leader sits with the monarch, it's clear they are moving on. >> thou to afghanistan where each front runner in the election says he has won a majority of voth. bernard smith reports. >> with ballot papers coming in to kabul across the country it will be many weeks before the independent election commission delivers its verdict on who will be the next president. the three front runners are expressing their chances. abdullah abdullah says his team's calculations give him 62% of the

the queen arrived in rome with her husband pierre the queen and pope met for about an hour and exchanged gifts. she gave him a bottle of whiskey along with a basket of j m. and the pope gave her a globe with a decoration and an antique parchment from 1679. >> they give for not doing her british accent. high wire artist wants to watch walk a tightrope over the chicago river with no net. he has made arrangements already to run it between two buildings. the property owners must give their consent. he announced his plan yesterday on discovery. the plan to air the stunt live. no date has been set. >> downfall! it's opening day today for the cubs. 100 birthday for wrigley field. banners and signs are calling it the party of the century. it will include throwback uniforms from every decade. they also give away bubbleheads of hall of fame players. this afternoon they play the phillies you can watch the game here on wgn. >> house the forecast? >> it's going to be pretty breezy during the game but we should get the game in. light showers are possible. nothing that will cancel it. maybe a small sto

pope francis gave the queen a gift for her great grandson and the queen gave the pope a basket of food from around her estate. >> a push to teach kids more computer skills three years ago a city started a group called coder dojo. some of those kids were in town today giving pointers. >> matthew is 12 and knows how to code and develop apps and games he spent the morning teaching a handful of students how to create a program. >> i don't want to spend all day on it because i have other things to do like stud eyeing for exams >> he belongs to a moment called coder dojo. here they're training students to code. >> this started three years ago. a young irish kid became somewhat popular for hacking the ipod nano. >> just wanted to set up a computer coding club. and it grew. >> there are 379 in 42 countries. he and four other mates under san francisco invited by the mayor who met them last night in march when ed lee visited the city of cork. >> the kids are the same kids he met on st. patrick's day last year. >> they want the schools to become more knowledgeable and involved in coding. they, to

they knew had to be reckoned the new cathedral behind the irish people involved in building its queenelizabeth laid the foundation stone of is interesting about today was a carefully chosen design use for shakespeare just admiring the culture of this country than coming here for the irish had interacted with the local people in such a positive way. he got a tremendous reception in there and the guildhall canaries get all just beside the cathedral this afternoon i uploaded them and applauded lunch queue of people queuing up to shake hands with them to meet him to tell my special post to see him here today. at this end of a way to get in his farewell on them. he was late and leaving him with your writing as well brian but i think it is just one of those days where he knew the job was almost all for candy he wanted to get people out as much time as they needed here the very very nice location and date a lot about the impact of this is an overall i can and in a speech today the president so that we come to realize that there's really no distance between us on the bottom anyway sums up is