what a queen i said to a prime minister, or prime minister to the queen. we take a look behind the facade, and we discover a secret palate gapes rivalries, but also genuine friendships. ah, the british love the queen, maybe because she doesn't talk about politics. boom. often said, she's never put foot rome and that is true. but she is understood the importance of silence, of not expressing her opinions of not reacting ah, 10 downing street is the headquarters of her majesty's government. from here, the prime minister starts every week on a little business trip to buckingham palace for their weekly audience with the queen. the queen has already met 14 prime ministers. ah, the 1st was winston churchill. her paternal friend. ah, particularly close was her relationship with prime minister number 5, the labor lefty. harold wilson at the end of the seventy's, the 1st female prime minister, margaret thatcher. the iron lady equally difficult, was her relationship with tony blair. ah ah, neither he nor her latest prime minister boris johnson were born when she hel

and blair did advise the queen via prince charles as to how she the queen should behave. and this is, he'd only been prime minister for about 3 months to, to be advising the monica as to how she should behave towards her own people. it was quite a tricky thing. the queen and her prime minister confer every day. he urges her to address the nation. mm i guess history will say that's the, the pin, the, the week in which are the cream was slow to come back from bell. moral was a mistake, not necessarily a personal mistake, but a mistake of the institution. and actually, i think it's unfair because it was said the best of reasons to protect the grand sons at the most terrible time off to their mother's death. but it, that history judges harshly. and that that will be one of the judgments ah, 5 days after diana's death, elizabeth finally returns to london. ah, downing street in the palace agreed that the queen must make a speech showing that she shared the grief of the people. the queen's private secretary's mall of that the wording just at the last minute they sent it to dawni

the queen likes alpha men.e's used to being with very high-powered men around her, is the truth. >> well, you're an expert on the royals. you're expert on many things. you're a groundbreaking editorf, as we mentioned, magazines like vanity fair and the new yorker and tatler. is the era of magazines over? >> well, as a huge magazine i don't buy them anymore., so i think that magazines -- print magazines -- have a very tough time right now. >> that's shocking to hear. >> yes, i know. i feel sad about it because it's a great art form, and i've loved every second of my career in it. but the truth is that i'm -- you know, i'm a creature of disaggregation, too. you know, i follow writers, i follow twitter feeds, i follow -- i pick my -- i'm a scavenger now, taking my news from a thousand sources. >> you mentioned twitter. elon musk has struck a deal to buy twitter for $44 billion. how do you view elon musk's twitter takeover? >> well, i'm pro it. i mean, i -- >> why? >> i love e fact that musk is such a disrupter, an

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a conversation with the queen and an important icebreaker.-- talk in the papers, harry and meghan might overshadow the event. this makes it much more likely we might see harry and meghan and their children at the jubilee on the balcony way. a big moment. of course, this is the last jubilee the queen will see. >> yes. and was this the first meeting of meghan and harry and the queen since, you know, the split? i don't know another way to put it delicately. kind of a split? >> reporter: yes. we understand it to be the first meeting. talking on zoom, having lots of chats on zoom. prince harry saying how much the gwen loved talking on zoom. the first meeting certainly since the oprah interview and certainly since birth of lili, whom the queen la not yet met the baby yet. a significant meeting and i think it shows how the queen, how they are of each other. they were on their way and, of course, harry came to the duke of edinboro's funeral. a very different occasion, somber. this was tea with the queen, private event they had and i'm sure a lovely c

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today a 41-gun salute will honor the queen's birthday.ad to pull out of big events recently including easter sunday service citing mobility issues. andrew, dion. >> andrea, thank you. >>> turning now to sports, the celtics came back from a 17-point deficit to beat the nets last night 114-107 and now have a commanding 2-0 series lead. the 76ers and the bulls also won last night. >>> a headline from college basketball. villanova coach jay wright is retiring. he is taking a new role as a special assistant to the university's president. >>> then there was this wild scene at a college baseball game in texas. the pitcher came off the mound and tackled a player who had just hit a home run. the hitter still managed to touch home plate and score but then, you know, the game was suspended. that pitcher from weatherford college now faces possible expulsion. >> oh, no. >>> all right, well, coming up lost and found. what is happening to a piece of history from "the wizard of oz." >>> also ahead, rules of the road for self-driving cars. should drivers

and, long live the queen. britain's longest reigning monarch celebrate her 96th birthday.is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us on this thursday night. tonight, the battle for mariupol has entered a new stage, with russia's vladimir putin claiming victory, even as he ordered his troops not to take the risk of storming an isolated steel plant. thousands of troops and innocent civilians remain trapped inside that steel plant in the city surrounded by russian forces. putin ordered his troops to seal off the plant to starve the ukrainians. meanwhile, west of mariupol, look at this, new satellite images show more than 200 mass graves, with what a ukrainian official estimates are 3,000 to 9,000 bodies. president biden announcing new funding forukraine today, with $800 million worth of aid and military weapons. that includes 72 howitzers, ammunition, and so-called ghost drones-- those are newly designed for ukraine to take out high-value targets. the pe

but did he think he would come to britain to attend the queen's platinumjubilee in june?lse, so this is what i'm trying to do, trying to make it possible that, you know, i can get my kids to meet her. a question about his relations with his father and brother was deflected. do you mess your brother, your dad? look, i mean, for me at the moment, i'm here, focused on these guys and these families, and giving everything i can, 120%, to them, to make sure that they have the experience of a lifetime. that's my focus here, and when i leave here, i get back, and my focus is my family, who i miss massively. finally, how much did he feel his mother's present in his life? it's constant. and it has been over the last two years. more so than ever before. it's almost as though she's done her bit with my brother and now she is very much, like, helping me. she's got him set up, now she's helping me set up. that's what it feels like, you know? the queen, pictured here in a new photograph to mark her 96th birthday tomorrow, will doubtless be pleased that her personal contact with harry ha

. >>> queen barbie.onoring elizabeth ii's 96th birthday in her platinum jubilee. ♪ >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. tonight, the government of south africa is vowing to rebuild after devastating floods killed hundreds and displaced tens of thousands. scientists are blaming one of the worst natural disasters in south africa's history on climate change. as those torrential rains fell, the disparities between the haves and the have nots became even more apparent. abc's maggie rulli is on the ground in south africa for us tonight. >> reporter: the rain, unrelenting. the flooding, devastating. the aftermath, catastrophic. >> we tried to run away. my children. my young buy. >> we just left with nothing. >> reporter: nearly 450 dead and 40,000 displaced in south africa after nearly two weeks of torrential rain. the area around the city of durban unrecognizable amidst the rubble. >> that's the road that collapsed. it used to go across here, now it's collapsed >> just the devastation's incredible to se

is great, we love the queen, and i have a great relationship with the queen, a special relationship,he fact that he and _ prince charles. and so, the fact that he and his _ prince charles. and so, the fact that he and his wife _ prince charles. and so, the fact that he and his wife went i prince charles. and so, the fact that he and his wife went to i prince charles. and so, the fact i that he and his wife went to windsor castle and met the queen but as far as we are aware, you tell me, there was no meeting with his brother, with his father, does that say there is still zero hope of any olive branches here?— is still zero hope of any olive branches here? they have been carvin: branches here? they have been carving their— branches here? they have been carving their own _ branches here? they have been carving their own path, - branches here? they have been carving their own path, this i branches here? they have been carving their own path, this is i branches here? they have been i carving their own path, this is the sort of first chance, carving their own path, this is the sort of firs

prince harry tells us tv he wants to make sure the "right people" are around the queen to "protect her it was just so nice to see her. she's on great form. she's always got a great sense of humour with me, and i'm just making sure she's protected. and coming up on the bbc news channel. "we are humiliated." manchester united's manager says the team needs at least ten new players, after liverpool thrashed them 4—0. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. a deadline set by russia for ukrainian fighters in mariupol to surrender has passed. the city's surrounded by russian troops and has been bombarded for weeks. president volodymyr zelensky has said "the situation in mariupol remains as severe as possible". ukraine hopes to evacuate 6,000 people from there today through so—called humanitariain corridors. mariupol�*s mayor says 100,000 civilians are still there. it comes as russia intensifies its attacks in the east of the country, in the donbas region. ukraine's allies here in the west have promised to boost military aid, providing kyiv with extra military aircraft. the united

the queen _ kingdom will allow it to? well, of course. the queen from - kingdom will allow it to?e prime minister and she can advise the prime minister mrjohnson who he is in india now and when he speaks he speaks about genocide and speaks about the crimes that the russian government is committing in ukraine. he must know, not prime minister johnson must know that crimes against humanity were committed in the caribbean and in grenade so it is twofold. the monarchy cannot be removed and she is not sanitised from the crimes against humanity committed here in the caribbean. the transatlantic slave trade. there can be no real historical attempt by the british public or government to sanitise the british monarchy. they have benefited directly from slavery and the slave trade, but also, of course, many british institutions, banks, a lot of wealthy families and the uk government, so it is for the british government and monarchy and public to accept that what they have committed a historical wrong and that the slave trade and slavery has benefited society economically and financially. we

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she will be known now as queen camilla.nt piece of estate planning. >> reporter: then william, then william's kids, and then his ough h basically pict aftergf out of his unhappiness to califand thencamping in califor. >> the terms of the exit were harsh. they didn't get anything they wanted. >> reporter: they didn't even get to keep the word "royal." >> and harry was not able to keep any of his military medals. because there is no half way. in fact, there was one phrase which really stuck out to me when it said they would continue to, quote, "collaborate" with the queen on projects, and the queen doesn't collaborate. she is not a co-executive producer of a tv show. she commands. and she did. she sai said, uh-uh, no. >> reporter: harry's estrangement also means there is no partnership princes, who had gone through so much together. >> harry kept him grounded, who can make fun of him. because when you're the future king, everybody is talking to you as the future king. only your younger brother can really tease you. only your

the queen has the day on. it's her 96th birthday. >> yes, she does, we are adding our birthday wishes to queen elizabeth this morning, the monarch turning 96 years young. and while her celebration will be a quiet one with family ahead of a bigger celebration later this year, the headlines in the united kingdom this morning are all about harry and the prince's comments in that exclusive interview with hoda here on "today." we're going to go live to london for all of the reaction in just a bit. >>> we want to begin with the latest on masks and travel in this country. the federal government is now appealing the court decision that ended the mandate that people have to wear facial coverings on public transportation, trains, planes, buses and the like. but for now that judge's decision remains in place, and that adds to what has already been a really confusing few days for travelers. in just a moment, we're going to talk to the ceo of united airlines. let's go first to nbc's tom costello. tom, good morning. >> repo

. >>> also the queen enjoys a long-awaited family visit this week.n that and the latest on her health concerns. that's when we come back. (ted koppel) 30 million americans have copd, half don't yet know it. every one of them is especially vulnerable to covid-19. if we can't find them, we can't help them. visit copdsos.org. >>> jerusalem on edge after clashes between palestinians and israeli police at the al-aqsa mosque compound. palestinians say more than 150 people were injured by israeli security forces. this was on friday. israeli police say they made more than 300 arrests but they only entered the compound they say, because those throwing rocks were jeopardizing safe worship, as they put it. >>> queen elizabeth had some visitors this week. prince harry and meghan markle stopped by to visit the queen who has been dealing with health issues. >> reporter: the duke and duchess of sussex have paid a private visit to the queen, according to the couple's spokesperson who that the pair made a stop in the u.k. on the way to the games. this marks the first

he said he hoped to meet with the queen.o revealed that the couple and the children had taken part in zoom meetings, face timing with the queen and other members of the royal family. there is still that connection that he has expressed how important his family is to him. but of course we didn't see him at that memorial service for his grandfather. we saw other members of the royal family gathered together. there wasn't a reason given for his absence at the service. had chose to stay in california. of course there has been a lot of scrutiny on the relationship between prince harry and meghan markle and other members of the royal family. particularly after the interview with oprah. there's a lot of focus there. that's unlikely to go away. >> appreciate the update. thanks so much. >>> our breaking news coverage continues after this short break. please stay with us. -fixed. -that's my son. he always takes care of his mama. ooh, what's up with granny's casserole? (mom) it's for after your uncle joe's funeral. i hear there's a col

the queen spent the day quietly. seen being driven around the estate, looking relaxed, reflecting perhaps that a headlight and number of planned public appearances for her platinum jubilee. from buckingham palace, a photograph of her at the age of two was republished. then she was princess elizabeth, and few imagined that e would one day be queen. and this, the official birthday photograph to markley 96th birthday of the nation's longest living and longest-serving morch, elizabeth the second. nicholas witchell, bbc news. laura: the queen turns 96, and later in the year she will celebrate 70 years on the throne. before we go tonight, let's turn to southern california, where a stunning annual scene is drawing in the crowds. at the carlsbad flower fields, tens of millions of flowers, which blooevery year between march and may, from yellow to pink, it's absolutely stunning. fluttering flowers make it the ideal place to stroll and to snap a photo. these gardens are going to be open to the public until mother's day, which

but the queen lays low just days before her 96th birthday. and prince harry. >> meghan markle kicking off the invictus games. we've got it all covered. >>> irs facing a massive staffing shortage and bag lock of returns still piling up from last year. just ahead the government's 11th hour hiring spree. will it help you get your refund asap? >>> those stories plus wicked fast. some of the greatest athletes in the world lacing up their shoes for the boston marathon this morning, as the iconic event returns to its traditional springtime start. today monday, april 18, 2022. ♪♪ >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning. welcome to "today," it is good have you with us on a monday morning. hoda is off. craig is we me. did you have a good holiday. >> great holiday. >> lot of hunting. >> lot of egg hunts. >> moufs yours? wonderful thank you. >> we hope you had a wonderful one as well. meanwhile in morning in boston it is marathon monday. runners there getting ready

laura: luckily, the queen has recovered.r our congratulations to highland park high school in dallas whose alumni have claimed a unique sporting double. former student scottie sheffler one of the masters title in augusta. he graduated from the school in 2014, swinging his way to the top of the world rankings. he follows in the winning footsteps of another pupil, matthew stafford, quarterback for the los angeles rams when they won the super bowl earlier this year. go, highland park! so many champions. a reminder on the latest of the war in ukraine -- president zelenskyy is warning ukrainians they must prepare for larger operations in the east as satellite images show an eight mile long column of russian armored vehicles headed towards the area. the authorities have stepped up their efforts to evacuate civilians. austrian chancellor has become the first eu leader to meet with president putin since the war began. he gave a gloomy assessment of his meeting, saying it was not a friendly encounter. there's more emergence -- eviden

>> stephanie ramos in queens tonight. stephanie, thank you. >>> we turn now to the ouse ry 6th investiot atigthd h committee. here's abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas with what our team has learned tonight. >> reporter: tonight, president trump's oldest son is preparing to meet the committee investigating the january 6th donald trump jr.'s potential testimony comes as the committee in recent weeks has stepped up its focus on president's trump's family, with ivanka trump, son-in-law jared kushner, and don jr.'s fiance all testifying. the committee apparently wants to know what they know about the manning for the rally, and how president trump reacted and responded to the violence. the former president's son was backstage before his father's rally. >> i think we are t-minus a couple of seconds here, guys. >> reporter: and spoke to the crowd that day. >> so stay in this fight. stay loud. don't be suppressed. don't be put in your corner. >> reporter: donald trump jr.'s appearance is expected in the coming days a

but did he think he would come to britain to attend the queen's platinumjubilee in june?hing else, so this is what i'm trying to do, trying to make it possible that i can get my kids to meet her. a question about his relations with his father and brother was deflected. do you miss your brother, your dad? look, for me, at the moment, i'm here, focused on these guys. when i get back, my focus is my family, who i miss massively. finally, how much did he feel his mother's presence in his life? it's constant. it has been over the last two years, more so than ever before. it's almost as though she's done her bit with my brother and now she's very much helping me. got him set up, now she's helping me set up. that's what it feels like. his life of service continued, harry said, it had just relocated to the united states. nicholas witchell, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. a beautiful spring day to day, 19 in the bournemouth area of dorset. as you can see from the satellite picture, clearskies you can see from the satellite picture, clear skies are pr

it's not just me who have referred to her as a queen. i got the title from a journalist who crowned her the queen. it's interesting, when i was interviewing various people, including her clerks, people would call her a queen. this was before they knew that my book was going to be titled queen. she was regal in her presence. just committed to the struggle for equality. the james meredith case, the struggle to desegregate ole miss, brings to the fore how much she had to sacrifice as she litigated that case going to mississippi time and time again under threat of her life. she just got out in time, essentially, is the way she felt. there were many moments of struggle. she had a young son and a husband back in new york. she only was able to leave them behind because she felt that she was on a mission to set things right for african americans. >> in the book, you take the reader -- before you take the reader through her life, you make it very clear that a good part of why you are doing -- why you wrote this book is because there has been litt

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easter sunday, typically an important holiday for the queen.e the decision not to go to that sunday service, although other family members will be attending and there are concerns around her health. you've seen her recently opting to use a cane for mobility issues there and expressed she has felt tired and exhausted after a bout of covid, and concern there. all eyes on the royal family ahead of the jubilee coming up in a few weeks. >> nada bashir, a beautiful day in london, thank you. >>> richard roth now recovering after a successful kidney transplant thanks in part to a donor here at our company. >> great news. roth is a beloved member of this team and for a long time, he's been at cnn since the day the network was launched in 1980. he's been covering the u.n. specifically for nearly 30 years. check him out there. so the spokesman for the u.n. secretary general had some kind words for him from the podium yesterday. >> i spoke to him a short while ago. he's in good spirits. his usual booming voice is coming back and i think we all, you all sha

one of the embroideries - was a picture of the queen's horse in the queen's colours, but i didn't — obviouslyeen of england!" and that's a view shared by ian shearman, an artist from gloucestershire whose sculpture of the renowned horse breeder peter burrell was unveiled by the queen in newmarket in 1996. i don't know what you expect, but she isn't anything like that. she's...like you're talking to your grandmother, or you're talking to somebody in the street. she's very easy to... yes, to be around. she's remarkable, a most impressive character. one of the most memorable moments came due to a wardrobe malfunction, when they realised their eight—year—old son tom was still wearing his favourite slippers. well, i'd forgotten to put any other shoes in, - and he was standing in line, - not bothered by his thunderbird slippers, and the queen came down the line, looked at him, _ shook his hand. she always notices everything, apparently, about people — - has this thing ofjust noticing, and putting people at ease. . and she leant towards him and she said, "i watch - thunderbirds, too." and that was i

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in terms of getting the queen, making sure she's protected?outside source. don't go away. we will have more on netflix and its drop in numbers and the interview with piers morgan. much more here on outside source. don't go away. hello there. it's been a lovely day across many parts of the country today with few, if any, showers in western areas and more sunshine across the uk. temperatures have been a bit higher than they were yesterday. we are going to see a pattern developing, though, over the next few days. have a look at the satellite picture. there's been a bit of cloud here and there. this cloud not coming in from the atlantic. those weather fronts and the area of low pressure will move down to the south heading towards biscay. that means we start to develop an easterly wind. that will start happening actually overnight tonight, and then strengthening over the next few days with the winds coming all the way from the baltic sea. with an easterly wind, you can often have sea fret, we certainly had some of that. this is a picture in scarbor

and also happy birthday, queen. >> happy birthday. >> right?ve when she has the hand up like she's waving like -- you have to have a royal wave, of course. >> what an icon. >> indeed. naomi ruchim in new york. thank you. >> thank you. >>> up next, adding up those dog years. we'll show you the record holder for the world's oldest living dog and share his secret to longevity. o longevity. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks... choose stelara® from the start... and move toward relief after the first dose... with injections every two months. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, new skin growths, have had cancer, or if you need a vaccine. pres, a rare, potentially fatal brain condition, may be possible. some serious allergic reactions and lung inflammation can occur. feel unstoppable. ask your doctor how lasting remission can start with stel

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would call her a queen. this was before i knew i would title her on my book as a queen. she was regal and committed to the struggle for equality. the james meredith case that struggled to deseg brat ol' miss leans to the forehow much she had to sacrifice. she went to mississippi time and time again under threat of her life. she just got out in time, essentially, is the way that she felt. and there are many moments of struggle. she had a young son and a husband back in new york. and she only was able to leave them behind because she felt that she was on a mission to set things right for african americans. >> in the boom, you take the reader -- before you take the reader through her life, you make it very clear that a good part of why you wrote this book is because there has been little recognition, historical recognition for this woman. that's at the core of what led you to start writing this book? >> that's right. i should say that i came to know about now relatively little had been written about constance baker motley when i wrote my book, courage to dissent about the s

a photograph was released of the queen with two of her horses. they're called fell ponies and will appear in the upcoming royal windsor horse show. buckamosd af a 2-year-old princ elizabeth from 1928. cute picture, huh? the duke and duchess of cambridge, william and kate, shared a photo of the queen and the late prince philip with seven of their great grandchildren, calling the queen an inspiration to so many around the world. the queen celebrated today with family and friends at her norfolk estate, sandringham, and her official state celebration with the annual trooping the color ceremony will be in june. and we will be right back. >>> and that is the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for "cbs mornings." and you can follow us online anytime. cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm tom hanson in new york. eastern ukraine is bracing for another day of violence as the russian assault on the region escalates. the united na

ads and a crack down on password sharing be coming >>> and will prince harry make it back for the queen's platinum jubilee? does he miss his father and the connection he still feels with his mother, princess diana >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone we begin with breaking news. there is word in tonight the justice department will appeal a judge's order that struck down the federal mask requirement on planes and other transport the cdc saying they believe it remains necessary for public health to mask while taking indoor forms of transportation it was just 48 hours ago we saw passengers and flight crew celebrating what appeared to be the end of mask requirements many airlines quickly dropped their mask policies. for the moment, mask wearing remains optional all this as cases are on the rise in many states with particular concern over a pair of highly infectious subvariants. tom, what do we know >> the justice department is not seeking to stay the judge's order because essentially, the mask order right now is dead the trouble is they want to

and that was queen dolly, democratic queen, but queen dolly. >> part of mrs. lincoln's problem, is the country was at war, and if she spent too much on her wardrobe she was criticized for that. and my white house will reflect the best of europe, and we will be a washington, d.c. that fits in every european capital, and you can see it the way the white house -- the interior designs and the way i dress, for example, and on the other side there are first ladies that had to say we are going to showcase the best of american art and culture and i am not going to dress like i were a european queen, so you think about mrs. carter for example, and roslyn carter made a virtue in dressing like the everyday woman. back up to edith roosevelt, and she was not a fashion plate and she and her daughter got good at sending out different descriptions for the exact same dress, and so somebody once said of edith roosevelt, somebody said she dressed on $300 a year, and she looks it. fine line, very difficult to find that middle ground. >> we can think of the most recent first ladie

that was one of their many classics, "dancing queen." instructor and a mental health therapist, so i just want to keep on prioritizing my mental health and my physical health and just keep on continuing to reach my goals. and just like the song says, you just have to have the time of your life, and that is exactly what i'm doing. >> kelly: i love it, thank you so much, chloe. we've got a great hour today. from "selling sunset selling sunset," chrishell strause is here. plus we will look at kids being helped in under parts of l.a. and changing lives far beyond the court. it is a really cool story. and we are learning how to make hands down the best queso in los angeles. but first is a woman that we all love, i love, and i love having her, you've seen her in "the big bang theory," "call me kat" on fox, and is one of the hosts as "jeopardy." she's written and directed a movie called "as they made us." please welcome mayim bialik. [cheers and applause] >> i love your outfit. >> thank you. i dress myself because my publicist is out of town. >