i'm from the island of jamaica and i moved to jamaica, queens. >> anthony: why jamaica, queens? for a living? what kind of work did she doing? >> loy: you know she didn't have all the education in the world. so you had to do all the odds and ends she had to clean floors and just do whatever she had to do just to get things going. i think it's pretty much the similar story of immigrants that come to the united states. they come and work hard because it's the land of opportunity and they find a way to make it out of the rut. or at least using that platform to have someone like me their offspring to become a little bit more, right? than they were. >> anthony: ordinarily the story is, i'm a regular beer drinker at this joint and the thought of it disappearing is unbearable for me, where am i going to drink now? but that's not your story. >> loy: i knew that this place was important you know? i just felt something special and being someone that's from queens, something that's special like this shouldn't disappear. it was three days from closing down when i walked into the place. >> a

now you the queen. no, indeed. now you talk about the queen's health and.n this book, something that folk , like you and i have that folk, like you and i have known about for a long time , but known about for a long time, but didn't comment on, because, of course, it's difficult when . course, it's difficult when. you're talking about the health of the monarch and it was not something that buckingham palace wanted to talk about. but the queen than of old queen rather than dying of old age , in fact, succumbed to age, in fact, succumbed to a rare form of bone marrow . so why rare form of bone marrow. so why do you think this is coming out now? tom, do you think ? because now? tom, do you think? because i'm ruth wouldn't have done this, presumably. if it was going to significantly buckingham palace would . well, i buckingham palace would. well, i mean palace put on the death certificate that she died of old age and that's also a long ago. so do think he's taking a slight risk not going to get his knuckles rapped for it but it is something all of us knew for a

now you the queen. no, indeed. now you talk about the queen's health and. in this book, something that folk , like you and i have that folk, like you and i have known about for a long time , but known about for a long time, but didn't comment on, because, of course, it's difficult when . course, it's difficult when. you're talking about the health of the monarch and it was not something that buckingham palace wanted to talk about. but the queen than of old queen rather than dying of old age , in fact, succumbed to age, in fact, succumbed to a rare form of bone marrow . so why rare form of bone marrow. so why do you think this is coming out now? tom, do you think ? because now? tom, do you think? because i'm ruth wouldn't have done this, presumably. if it was going to significantly buckingham palace would . well, i buckingham palace would. well, i mean palace put on the death certificate that she died of old age and that's also a long ago. so do think he's taking a slight risk not going to get his knuckles rapped for it but it is something all of us knew for

the queen's hut is the center of power, says 80 year old queen anne a. here the women carry on the tradition of a king, cup pumper. there's a much older i've did are going to read the lug around it. oh, we all work together to get and we put a lot of effort into that. first the men and women meet separately. well then they meet with one another. when animal, colorado. i wonder where i am once everything has been discussed together, we queens have the last word and the economic general era. the island may no longer be home to appear. matriarchy but it's definitely a contrast to the patriarchal power structures on the mainland. well over the archipelago, it's passive was never fully colonized that is allowed its democratic traditions to be largely preserved. making or rango a place of peace of mind. around 57 percent of the global population already lives in urban areas and counting by 2050 cities could be home to as many as 5200000000 people. the climate crisis is becoming an increasingly urgent issue for urban planners with greener nature friendly housin

one day she will be queen. but exactly when that's a secret kept by the women of a ranga, or whatever the range as being green. you have to go through several rituals. a being there area, but their secret and they ab rude, that adult. you have to know the traditions and know exactly how to prepare the shells for the sacred ceremony. for example, mad no, by wishing them said yet a but those, if it's the women who hold the power among the bizarre go, people living on this island far off the coast of guinea be so they are the head of the family and above them are the queens at the moment there are 3 and my over at the i as dictated by tradition. they also serve as priestesses. they make all the important decisions on the island, such as when to so and harvest and when to hold religious ceremonies. that only women are allowed inside their round huts. every problem is discussed at length one about me. well, i don't, i mean, we help people with their marriage problems. why don't we know about everyone's problems here

buckingham palace issues a formal apology as lady susan hussey — who was lady—in—waiting to the late queenaccused of making racist remarks. former chinese leaderjiang zemin — the man who stepped in after tiananmen square massacre — has died. it comes at a time when china is once again gripped by protests. a new drug is shown to slow alzheimer's disease in its early stages. scientists describe it as momentous. and celebrations in melbourne as australia go through to the knockout stages of the world cup. it's 7am in singapore, and 11 pm in london where buckingham palace has issued a formal apology — following remarks made by a senior member of the royal household to a black charity founder — who said she was questioned about whether she was really british at a royal reception on tuesday. lady susan hussey is godmother to prince william — the prince of wales — and served as lady—in—waiting to the late queen. at a gathering hosted by the queen consort, lady hussey made comments described by the palace as �*unacceptable and deeply regrettable�* — and said that she had stepped aside with immedia

they started the relationship with the woman who is now the queen. while he's just, when he's trying to establish himself in the shadow of his march of mother as the new monarch, some pretty big names have weighed in on this voicing criticism of the show on what they've been saying. wow. for example, actress the actress, dame judi, dench, you has betrayed the queen in several films, was pretty outraged in october. she wrote an open letter to the times x accusing the series of crude sensationalism and calling it clearly unjust. and she called on netflix to add a disclaimer to the episodes, making it very clear that it's a fictionalized dramatize ation, which they have, they had never done before and they've done, they've, they've, they far, he done it in their defense. they said, all that's always been obvious, it must be pointed out that dent is a personal friend of the queen, a consult camilla. now in the very 1st episode, we see the former prime minister john major talking to and then prince charles about an article in a newspaper that was suggeste

, sorry, queen, the late queen, sorry, queen elizabeth, the second queen elizabeth, the second queenen elizabeth, the great, as i call it was very much she call it. it was very much she never never never explained, never complained quite what complained policy quite and what we've today is buckingham palace under kensington under charles and kensington palace under prince william acting more like politicians or celebrities or rushing out statements dealing with the media, throwing lady susan hussey under the bus, which by way would have really upset the late queen elizabeth's 60 years of loyal service gave the queen didn't get paid for thrown under the bus because of one mistake and don't. i think it's really careful that the royal family have to be above a storm, but that the problem with this done is they were if they did and if they didn't because if hadn't done anything and had and susan hussey hadn't lost her job then would have actually added more to that. the whole royal family are racist. what this woman did was the defending her etc. so by putting a statement out i think the

, the late queen. in other news... the democrats have retained control of the us senate providing a boost to presidentjoe biden and dealing a blow to donald trump. the chancellor, jeremy hunt has told the bbc more taxes and further spending cuts are on their way as there will be some very difficult decisions ahead. we are going to see everyone paying more tax, we are going to see spending cuts, but i think it is very important to say that we are a resilient country. just because you have to make difficult — just because you have to make difficult decisions doesn't mean they have to be the same. the choices— they have to be the same. the choices that labour would be making to make _ choices that labour would be making to make our— choices that labour would be making to make our tax system fairer would .row to make our tax system fairer would grow the _ to make our tax system fairer would grow the economy so that we have money— grow the economy so that we have money for— grow the economy so that we have

the queen was supposed film, has said that sometimes you have to do that accuracy. but you should never does a truth since the very beginning. although the earlier episode to clarify when player, when she played the queen way, my opinion, thomas balanced, he has been very cavalier with the cruise. it his aim, an anti monarchist cracked. unfortunately. no. is that what you think it is, mister fitz waves is the person writing this behind this season? is someone who actually would like to see there not be a monarchy in the u. k. effectively? yes, i mean he would deny that. he said that this was his loved lesson to the queen if say it's got very, very poisoned n his to it because he has in the past compared the monarchy to a mutating virus. there's no question. the production values are remarkable unless some so per performance is particularly elizabeth to becky as a very unstable diana. but he sees the crown of poison callison. he sees the royal family around them on as sufferers and victims. and some of them unquestionably, for example, jonathan price, very good perfo

of the queen.rince of wales, laying his own wreath for the first time. so a really significant day, i think, for the royalfamily, the queen consort watching on as her wreath was laid from the foreign office balcony. and now it's the march—past of the veterans. 10,000 veterans will march past the cenotaph today. very important time for them. the largest contingent today, numbering around a00 from the south atlantic medal association. and that, of course, commemorating those who took part in the falklands conflict in 1982. so a0 years ago. also amongst those marching past are veterans from the second world war. of course, very few and far between, several of them over 100 years old and are marching past today. but again, just to give you an idea of how important it is for them to take part in this march—part. and as we've been saying all morning, the person who's very much in the minds of many of those marching past the cenotaph today, they've told me, it is the queen, the late queen, their commander

it takes place during the night t 9, the turbulent times for queen elizabeth and the royals. it may be good television, but is it true history as royal sandals? damage the country's reputation with binding the nation together and setting an example of ideas, eyes, family, life, situation that can help that affect the stability his account. i don't think is flattering. no, i think that would be not. i think that would be doing and him and, and the audience to service, but i think it's fair and i think it's i think peter has always written with the idea of every, every, every on a fair hearing to our viewers watching on p b as to the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with the current to you as president and the man who wants to have his job again. presently joe biden has called the results of tuesday's midterm elections. good for democracy. with democrats holding on to more seats in congress than they had expected. the next 2 years of the biden administration are looking better than many expected democrats had a strong night and we lost f

i lovely use of those bears and a little video of the queen— bears and a little video of the queen andons. we have run out of time but we have another edition 1130. susie and martin, it's been a pleasure and thank you very much for now and thank you very much for now and thank you very much for now and thank you forjoining us for the papers and will be back again at 1130. we'll be back with you at the top of the hour with more news. good evening. i'm chetan pathak with your sports news. we start with england who are world champions tonight — after coming back to win the wheelchair rugby league world cup final by 28 points to 24. france, the number one team, had beaten them in the last two finals but it was a night to rememberfor the home crowd and england this time. adam wild was watching at manchester central: what an extraordinary night here in manchester central. four and a half thousand people packed into this new arena, a world record crowd for wheelchair rugby league match and my work, didn't the occasion deliver. england are the world wheelchair rugby league champions! it was an

he said that this was his loved letter to the queen. you say it's got very, very poisoned n his to it because he has in the past compared the monarchy to a mutating virus. yes, no question. the production values are remarkable unless some, some performance is particularly elizabeth to vicki as a very unstable diana. but he sees the crown of poison callison. he sees the royal family around them on as sufferers and victims, and some of them unquestionably, for example, jonathan price, very good performance of the duke of edinburgh, but more with a wandering eyes. since the very beginning of the series, it keeps hinting at never proven adultery is. and one of the problems with the crowd, those who are not familiar with the history. well, no. the best. so outrageous lives, particularly in night, is that a 6 and episode where the google vent brady's blame. when prince philip at golden stood for the death of his sister's assailant on that crash. something that was complete lie. so it's, it's a very mixed pick channel. those people will be ent

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-e the making of a drag queen is an art. jubilee is joe's masterpiece. it is a 4-hour process, applying the wardrobe the makeup the hair. before it is time to take the stage. and the time pays off when jubilee gets to shine. but this week, jubilee will sparkle on a different stage. this one includes some blades. this is the second year jubilee will grace the ice in the heart of the city. >> so i'm going to do a gingerbread number. i'm going to be a giant cookie. the question won't be will jubilee fall down? it is will she get back up? and it is going to be very inspiring. >> suddenly it became necessary for me to ice skate to be in a drag show is actually very normal in terms of drag suddenly needing you to learn something brand new. that is one of my favorite things about drag. >> reporter: in his costume joe is practicing in, it is all handmade by him. it is all a showcase of the passions he holds dear to his heart. >> in drag you want proportions. you know? you want it to be very visible from the audience. you don't want it to look normal. and then i

and, as you sa , queen consort arrive. and, as you say. great — queen consort arrive. that. absolutely, as it was to her majesty the late queen. i part of that. absolutely, as it was i to her majesty the late queen. the commonwealth was incredibly important. it was one of her desires for him to take over as head of the commonwealth. this is his first big key event as head of the commonwealth. i�*m sure this will be part of the discussions today at the banquet this evening there will be a speech by the king as well as the president and some of those sentiments you would imagine would be front and centre. diplomatically and economically, it is an important day today. not long now before we see the gold glinting off the household cavalry as they escort the procession down the mall. it should be, as it always is, spectacular site. �* . be, as it always is, spectacular site. ~ ., , . ., site. and what can we expect later on, the site. and what can we expect later on. the south _ site. and what can we expect later on, the south african _ site. and what can we expect later on

when she passed away in september, mourners laid teddy bears in tribute. >> it's reflects the queen's sense of humor. i always thought that was magical, the way she interacted . >> reporter: volunteers collected and cleaned every bear, so we to these kids could get paddington a new home. rylee carlson, cbs news , london. >> that is fun. >> makes you feel better. >>> almost as much as we love paul heggen. >> not as cuddly as paddington. please don't try. we will see locally dense fog later on tonight. that's going to dissipate quickly. a gradual cool down if we had to the weekend. some passing clouds are not going to yield moisture until maybe next week. there are hints of an unsettled weather pattern heading our way. we will take a look at the long-range models side by side to take a look at what we might expect with the approach of the storm system. it's going to try to give us moisture on thursday and friday. we will freeze the maps thursday morning. the american forecast model saying the rain will not be here. european forecast model says it will be wet on thursday morning. they bo

that's just for the queen queen for me.een and so think this is just and so i think this is just little bit too soon. you didn't read story. she's read that story. think she's doing beyond the doing a lot from beyond the grave. surely you knew exactly who they were. but i'm just being little bit, being a bit and. a little bit, that's there's a that's all. and there's also a story the front of story in the front page of what's happening manston. oh what's happening in manston. oh this is manston. i that this is going to turn into kind of a major issue . so it looks as major issue. so it looks as though this is the sun times reporting this that they are 70 suspected serious cases from channel migrants who were then dispersed from manston because there was such a huge row about it. military thousands of people in there when they should only have been , i think 1500 and have been, i think 1500 and they've gone to hotels all the uk and 70 of them are suspected diphtheria. now diphtheria catches very and so the next issue is coul

president wolanski is america's welfare queen. and if you want to know where all this money is going, i spent a couple of weeks in. there are people are saying that ukrainian officials are buying property in switzerland . again, these are questions that we should be investigating. and if republicans do take back the house and the senate, we need to seriously start to make sure that we where every single one of these dollars is going, we have all these amazing irs officials and we're expanding the irs. right? well, 1% looking into the money we're sending overseas. >> that's if a single ukrainian official has bought property in switzerland at the same time that we're sending them. they tens of billions of dollars. well, how is that not the greatest scandal of the moment? >> i don't understand. i really don't. it is one hundred percent true. they've left they have a bunch of russian officials have left

lady susan hussey, who was lady—in—waiting to the queen, made the remarks at a palace reception yesterdayozi fulani, a british—born charity founder, was questioned repeatedly about her background, and asked where she and "her people" were "really" from. the conversation also involved another guest. it made us feel like perhaps we are not welcome, perhaps we don't belong here. and you could be pretty sure that a white woman wouldn't have been on the receiving end of a line of questioning like that. the prince of wales, lady hussey�*s godson, arriving on an official visit to the usa this evening, says racism has no place in our society. the palace described lady hussey�*s remarks as "unacceptable and deeply regrettable," and said that she had stepped aside with immediate effect. also tonight... the first drug to slow the destruction of the brain in alzheimer's has been described as a momentous breakthrough. at least 25,000 ambulance workers vote to strike in parts of england and wales, possibly before christmas, over pay and conditions. and christine mcvie, the hugely successful singer—song

there's the queen and behind the queen is lady susan and behind lady susan. chum, the former cabinet minister, jason , who's been on this show, jason, who's been on this show, said if , jason, who's been on this show, said if, you're playing six degrees of regal . that's a royal degrees of regal. that's a royal flush right there, lady hussey held the royal long and faithful service with the extra bars 30, 40, 50 and 60 years of service. well, lady , 60 years of long well, lady, 60 years of long and, faithful service have all come down. she's out of here. she's stick a fork in her done after repeatedly asking and goes forlani, the founder of the abuse charity sister space, where she was from and to take aim from here . i'm as british as aim from here. i'm as british as you . an answer, samantha smith you. an answer, samantha smith is back with us. what do you make of this, samantha ? well, i make of this, samantha? well, i think that it's all being blown up into a massive issue of the culture wars and political correctness, political ideology . it's especially

that's just for the queen queen for me.een and so think this is just and so i think this is just little bit too soon. you didn't read story. she's read that story. think she's doing beyond the doing a lot from beyond the grave. surely you knew exactly who they were. but i'm just being little bit, being a bit and. a little bit, that's there's a that's all. and there's also a story the front of story in the front page of what's happening manston. oh what's happening in manston. oh this is manston. i that this is going to turn into kind of a major issue . so it looks as major issue. so it looks as though this is the sun times reporting this that they are 70 suspected serious cases from channel migrants who were then dispersed from manston because there was such a huge row about it. military thousands of people in there when they should only have been , i think 1500 and have been, i think 1500 and they've gone to hotels all the uk and 70 of them are suspected diphtheria. now diphtheria catches very and so the next issue is coul

she served as lady in waiting to the late queen and at a gathering hosted by the queen consort she repeatedlyenged the charity found her to say where she and her people were really from. the palace describe the remarks as unacceptable and said she had stepped aside with immediate effect. our royal correspondent the latest. >> buckingham palace yesterday afternoon. a reception to highlight the issue of violence against women hosted by the queen consort. standing next to camilla and with her back to the camera, the chief executive of sister space and a prominent advocate for survivors of domestic abuse. also at the reception was lady susan hussey on the left ear. a lady in waiting to the late queen elizabeth for 60 years, a senior member of the royal household. according to them the following conversation took place. "where are you from"? "sister space"? "where do you come from"? "we are based in hackney. --." "know what part of africa are you from"? "no let what nationality are you from? where do you really come from? where do you people come from? "my people? what is this"? "i can see i'm goi

opting for queen's companions instead . queen's companions instead.nnounced names of the six women hills, the pork mill. in her official dufies the pork mill. in her official duties , in addition to her duties, in addition to her private and deputy private secretaries. it's believed companions work will be similar , but not as extensive as late queen's ladies in waiting tv, onune queen's ladies in waiting tv, online and tv plus radio. this is gb news. stay with us. calvin's back in a moment moment. welcome back to the common sense crusade on gb news on online and on your wireless . a year after on your wireless. a year after removing the british monarch as its head of state and a republic, barbados , pursuing republic, barbados, pursuing damages for what it sees as the sins of its colonial past. not only does it want conservative mp richard drax, whose ancestors owned the largest slave plantation on the island for the sins of his fourth or fourth office, rather. but it is also pursuing damages from the major british institutions such as lloyds of londo

the queen consort has waiting? the queen consort has opted for companions. waiting?lighted to say that royal jenny bonham joins me next to tell us more about all of . but tell us more about all of. but first, a quick break. hello back at 17 minutes to one. you're watching and listening to alastair stewart& friends here on gb news tv radio. goodness me , been getting in touch on our big topic of the party politics and just to a labour and the conservatives trying to suggest to you they are now bill says the only reset that will save tories is to be conservative. the tories in the country are in a mess because they've been conservative only in name for decades. conservative only in name for decades . as for the cbi, labour decades. as for the cbi, labour and the tories should focus on small business needs, not big business. that's not an uncommon threat. thank you for raising it, daniel the conversation and says many people in britain don't bother to vote perhaps people will bother now. well i hope so. i'm all for that. get out there and vote. you know, it makes sense.

she was hosting the queen when.ding procession and it's the prince princess of wales turn to be part that and be part of that welcome by the royal family . so welcome by the royal family. so in time of course they will be hosting state visit state visits but it's all about showing that continuation of the monarchy and building those ties in the early stages so that when the time comes for the prince and princess of wales to be king and queen those relationships are there and already strong cameron at buckingham , thanks for at buckingham, thanks for updating us on course. more to come. as you say, a two day visit so we'll reflect on what's happening tomorrow as well for the moment. thank you very much indeed. now, we've been indeed. now, as we've been reporting , indeed. now, as we've been reporting, able to claim their expensesis reporting, able to claim their expenses is set for festive celebrations christmas parties to you and me for the first time, that's according to advice from the expenses . but they from the

they are bears that were left by members of the public for the queen after she died.or these paddington bears to meet their new owners. you said you want a bear? hand delivering them at that is barnardos nursery in east london was the queen consort, who is also the charity's patron. tea ? oh, yes, please! it was this film to mark queen elizabeth's platinumjubilee that touched a nation and connected the monarch to the little bear from peru. when the queen died, hundreds and hundreds of bears and soft toys were left as tributes. and, having been carefully collected and cleaned, they're now ready to find their forever homes. what a mess, even i'vej never made a mess like this before! and who better to read the story paddington takes a bath, than the bears' on screen adoptive father, mr brown? this label says it all, "this special teddy bear was left at a royal park or residence in memory of her majesty queen elizabeth ii in september 2022". and on the reverse, it says, "please look after this bear," and it's signed by her majesty the queen consort and i think all the chi

to make the holiday spirit comes to san francisco with the help of drag queens. i laced up my skates to join the performers before the big show. first, let's look at our top stories. we have a big disappointment for governor gavin newsom after the major oil refineries in california rejected invitations to participate in a hearing on the gas price spikes. the energy commission was helping to grow companies like chevron, and phillips 66. the commissioners want to know why gas prices suddenly shot up earlier this year, putting the state average more than $2.60 above the national average. they say california's higher taxes and cleaner fuel requirements account for that discrepancy. it's only about a dollars worth. >>> at its peak in june, the statewide average for a gallon of regular hit $6.44. today, it is $4.95. that is still a dollar 50 higher than the national average. >>> a federal jury convicted the oath keepers founder stewart rhodes in connection with the january 6 right. they found him guilty and the violent plot to overturn president biden selection. they c

$50 billion for it not enough for this welfare queen, that's what he wants. fred he is america's welfare queen. i spent a couple of weeks in europe, people are seen

is a reference to the well-known winged words welfer queen wealth queen was originally the name of a-known fraudster and swindler of the seventies of the last century named linda taylor, later the name became a household name, and ronald reagan even used this example in his election campaign. she has 80 names, 30 addresses, 12 social security cards, and she collects veterans' benefits for four dead husbands that don't exist, and she collects social security on her cards. she has a medicate program. she gets food stamps , and she collects benefits for each of her names. her tax-free cash income alone is over $150,000. and now the most interesting thing is where the american money goes, that the democrats sent an avalanche to kiev. it looks like the republicans are hiding behind strict accounting and tight control. do you want to know where this money goes? i recently went to europe and people say that ukrainian officials are buying up real estate in switzerland needs to investigate this. and if the republicans give you back the majority in the house and senate, they will need to contr

. >> reporter: the making of a drag queen is an art and jubilee and joe's masterpiece. it is a 4-hour process meticulously applying the wardrobe, the makeup the hair. before it is time to take the stage. and the time pays off when jubilee gets to shine. but this week, jubilee will sparkle on a different stage. this one includes some blades. this is the second year jubilee will grace the ice in the heart of the city. >> so i'm going to do a gingerbread number. i'm going to be a giant cookie. >> reporter: it is for the drag queens on ice performance. >> suddenly it became necessary for me to ice skate. to be in a drag show is actually very normal, in terms of drag suddenly needinu methg brand ne >> report: um joe is practicing in is all handmade by him. in that garage that he uses to delegable up. it is all a showcase of the passions he holds dear to his heart. >> in drag you want proportions, you know? you want it to be visible from the audience. you don't want it to look normal. i need some big gum drop buttons and joint hands and of course a wig. >> reporter: and jubil

he wants the money to keep flowing president zelensky and is the queen of american benefits.f you want to find out where all that money is going for a couple of weeks. i spent in europe, people say that ukrainian officials are buying real estate in switzerland , the expediency of the course adopted by the west towards ukraine is increasingly being questioned, and in europe, mainly on the issue of sanctions policy that the restrictions imposed are detrimental to the economy, said a professor at nevel university of christianity. he referred to the forecast of analysts, and the coming economic contraction of 23%. inflation. in germany, has already reached the 70-year peak by exceeding 10% at the end october. lockdowns have already severely undermined small and medium businesses and so do the current sanctions policy of our government, especially our duo of high-ranking green politicians who want to stir up more and more antipathy towards the russian people and in fact push this war further, it is harmful and of enormous proportions. this is a sanctions policy, no more oil from r

queen of the world, queen of christmas, queen of my heart. i love you.cknowledge when something is the real deal, you know? kumasi: i am still here for darlene love. reggie: who doesn't love darlene love? kumasi: she was also in the running and should not be forgotten about. reggie: we did not forget you. drew: but if you were on the street and someone runs up to you -- who is the queen of christmas? reggie: mariah carey. drew: is darlene the first name that pops in your brain? reggie: mc. drew:ie sitting under the tree. drew: not on a branch though. i am not going there. pretty pastels -- reggie: is that real? drew: totally real. a live look outside the chips on the bay waters too. our rooftop camera at kgo this morning, setting the stage for a nice afternoon. fog free, mild, sunshine today, and the possibility of rain early next week. temperatures, warmer numbers close to the coast and in our valleys, that's where our coldest temperatures are right now, dipping into the 30's this morning. we will have a cold start to the day but the afternoon will feel

democratic queen, but queen dolley. >> part of mrs. lincoln's problem was, as diana said, the country was at war. so if she spent too much on her clothing, then she was criticized for that. every first lady going way back to martha washington has had to walk a fine line between saying, my white house will reflect the best of europe, we will be a washington, d. c. that fits in with every european capital and you can see this in the way that the white house--the interior design and you can see it in the way i dress, for example. on the other side, there are first ladies who have had to say no, 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 think about mrs. carter for example, i'm really skipping ahead. but roslyn carter made a virtue in dressing like the everyday woman. back up to edith roosevelt, who felt this keenly. she was not particularly a fashion plate. she and her daughter got very good at sending out slightly different descriptions of the exact same dres

drag queens are in on the joke.g show, if anyone has met a drag queen, drag queens aren't a threat to your children. trance you pull in bathrooms are a threat to your children. if you are worried about predators, keep them away from your -- and the youth minister, their priest. drag queens have never hurt anyone. they are just volunteering their time to read kids stories. if you don't want your kids to be their, don't bring them there. they are children. >> lauren hough, thank you so much. we will be right back. ight back. (fisher investments) it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same, but at fisher investments we're clearly different. (other money manager) different how? you sell high commission investment products, right? (fisher investments) nope. fisher avoids them. (other money manager) well, you must earn commissions on trades. (fisher investments) never at fisher. (other money manager) ok, then you probably sneak in some hidden and layered fees. (fisher investments) no. we structure

. . ., , was led in tribute to the late queen. .., , , ., queen.r slender _ queen. the country loaded its whole self into your slender hands, - queen. the country loaded its whole self into your slender hands, hands l self into your slender hands, hands that can arrest, now relieved of a century's weight. bud that can arrest, now relieved of a century's weight.— century's weight. and at the cenotaph — century's weight. and at the cenotaph in _ century's weight. and at the cenotaph in london, - century's weight. and at the cenotaph in london, reeths century's weight. and at the - cenotaph in london, reeths were laid, precursorto cenotaph in london, reeths were laid, precursor to remembrance sunday when king charles will lead the nation cosmic tributes to those who lost their lives in war. —— wreaths. it's the 80th anniversary of the end of world war ii in 2025 and we've just launched a project called we were there to collect as many first—hand accounts from the war as possible. if you are a world war i veteran and would like tell us your story or if

that's where this queen is, and this king a little further away is the queen. she lay behind him.e is a very good expression to get married. yes, and she's also married. here lies and do not lie with such bent arms and bent legs, as the pose of babies, the pose of the embryo. they seem to have fallen asleep and walk in life after life. and what else was there 10 beautiful ones they had, of course, only gold jewelry was preserved, because all items were made of leather and fabric. 2,700 years have passed, but gold is really the metal of the gods and kings, everything that is yellow in this reconstruction. it was all made of gold. and these things are made of gold. we can see you in the hall of our special private hall in the hall of gold, kurgan arzhan 2 is younger than the seventh century bc, that is, the very heyday of the scythian civilization and the jewels found confirm this. looking at these products, it is hard to believe that such a filigree work could have been done 2,700 years ago. in addition, all the decoration is cast. this means that even then , on the territory of mo

it was it, it was the queen victoria. that's all for now. do you feel free to check out our website for all the latest news and updates? i mean, so i'll see you right back here at the top of the hour. thanks for watching. ah, a wrong one. i'll just don't hold any new world. yes. to shape out disdain becomes the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. with the the news. hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things considered. i'm peter lavelle at the recent g. 20 meeting and bali. the west did all what could with the help of corporate media to isolate russia all their efforts came to nothing. in fact, the office it happened, russia was a welcome participant nato's proxy war in ukraine as united and much of the global south. it's nato against the world, the cross talking, the global majority, i'm joined by my guess, oper, desires in geneva. he's. he's an author and former un independent expert on international order. in belgrade we have stephen gaiety is a res