still in part a royal palace. he is responsible for places like the robing room, the royal gallery and has joint stewardship as well with the speakers of both chambers for westminster hall which is such an historic and essential part of the fabric of the palace of westminster. so that is his formal role. and looks after the queen's business, if you like, and royal affairs within the palace. a very familiar figure when we see the state opening of parliament. he's the one who's in charge of the timings and the queen's movements within the palace itself. he will be there to greet the queen when she arrives and escort the queen when she departs a little later on. what a magnificent site. this is my favorite part of the palace and i know lots of you will agree. it was framed up in surrey and commissioned at the end of the 14th century, around 1390, but it is still one of the great splendors of our built harrisage in the united kingdom. it's really miraculous construction and people come rightly from all over the world

they sent him on what they call a royal tour. but harry kicked it up a notch.ust meeting the people, but actually partying with them. and some of the drinking he's done, the dancing. >> reporter: he's been doing what he does best. >> i'm speechless right now. >> reporter: short on expertise, long on enthusiasm. >> out of 10, 7. the 5. >> reporter: he's hugged the jamaican prime minister. kissed a brazilian model. outrun the world's fastest man. >> cheated. cheated. >> he can't sit there with a stiff upper lip and not get involved. we knew from the start these countries were going to be fantastic fun. i've never taken myself too seriously. >> reporter: our own royal watcher unbuttoned and embracing the mood. >> it's quite a relief after ten days being as tired as i am that it's only ten days, not three months of this. >> reporter: the queen's been doing this 60 years. >> the queen had to be offered the gifts due to a distinguished traveler, teeth, a roast pig. >> reporter: she's visited 129 countries by plane, train and automobile, accompanied by flunkies, fiain

there was no royal court. the churches had no pictures, as we can see in this painting of the mariakerk in utrecht by pietersz saenredam. nevertheless, the netherlands experienced an explosion in the production and consumption of art. the first mass art market in history arose because for the first time, ordinary people bought paintings, etchings, drawings. artists produced in large quantity for that market. the society was defining itself in the images it produced. the simplicity of these domestic scenes is often deceptive. this still life with trout by willem claesz heda, while reassuring the dutch of the plenty in their lives, also warns them of the remorseless passage of time. jan steen's painting the world upside-down was intended to amuse, but it also cautions against the dangers of excess. here drink and sexual license cause a household to slide into complete domestic disorder. jan vermeer's woman weighing pearls stands before a painting of the last judgment, warning that wealth must not distract us fro

totino's pizza rolls. >>> the british royal tour abroad.a stodgy, stoic, completely predictable and at times unintentionally entertaining affair. until the queen's youngest grand son got a hold of it. in an age where you don't dare touch the queen, harry is a hugger and the royal subjects are eating it up. here's abc's nick watt. >> reporter: the british royal family has finally discovered a perfect role for prince harry. they sent him on what they call a royal tour. but harry kicked it up a notch. not just meeting the people, but actually partying with them. and some of the drinking he's done, the dancing. >> reporter: he's been doing what he does best. >> i'm speechless right now. >> reporter: short on expertise, long on enthusiasm. >> out of 10, 7. the 5. >> reporter: he's hugged the jamaican prime minister. kissed a brazilian model. outrun the world's fastest man. >> cheated. cheated. >> he can't sit there with a stiff upper lip and not get involved. we knew from the start these countries were going to be fantastic fun. i've never taken

s, the royal college of nursing, the royal college of midwives, the royal college of radiologists, the faculty of public health, the chartered society of physiotherapists, the community practitioners and health visitors association, and the patients association. mr. speaker, doesn't it ever occur to him, mr. speaker -- mr. speaker, doesn't it ever occur to him that just maybe they're right and he's wrong? >> he didn't mention the national association of primary care supporting the bill, the n.h.s. alliance supporting the bill, the association of chief executives of voluntary organizations supporting the bill, the foundation trust network supporting the bill, lord darsi, labour minister, he was the surgeon you hired to run the health service. here we are, four weeks in a row of n.h.s. questions but not a single question of substance, not one. all of our process, all of our politics, never about the substance. mr. speaker, we all know it's leap year so maybe just this once i get to and the question. we all know what he's against but isn't it time he told us what on earth he's for? >> tha

royal construction projects took place in the dry season, when people could not farm. in return for their labor, the king provided his subjects with food. archaeologists believe the king of each maya city probably controlled a large piece of the best farm land -- land that could produce a surplus beyond the needs of his royal household. but no maya king controlled a large food producing system like the aztec chinampas. consequently, the real power of maya kings was limited. so it was natural that they sought to control their subjects in other ways. one of those ways is being explored by honduran archaeologist ricardo agurcia. agurcia is tunneling in the ruins of a huge pyramid built by the last king of copan. he believes the pyramid may contain a more complete building of an earlier king. he first drove one tunnel northward from the main shaft and discovered the remains of a wall. these are the remains of earlier building on the acropolis. behind one of the walls, agurcia found another, and followed it farther inward and upward toward the heart of the pyramid. agurcia:

in port royal, the union established floating machine shops. if you were last night, watched harold's talk, he showed a slide, drawing, etching of one of the floating machine shops in port royal. in fact, i think i may have one as well. not as good, though. now for the men on board these ships, the return to port royal meant a chance to go ashore. not like liberty in new york city. still it's solid ground under your feet. that's a nice break. and those visits ashore also allowed union sailors their first glimpse of southern slavery. black refugees along the south atlantic coast frequently flagged down passing vessels or even rowed out in canoes or rafts to seek asylum with union blockaders. this is stedman's sketch of one family coming aboard. most, i suspect, were not as well dressed as this fellow seems to be. when this happened. many of the younger men, most, perhaps of the younger men were taken into the naval service. other families -- elderly people, women, children, were then colonized along the coast on offshore islands where they made

(narrator) the royal tombs were hidden from view. there was generally a series of descending shafts, some richly decorated, followed by an antechamber, and then the burial chamber. the coffins were placed into monumental sarcophagi. these massive containers protected the pharaoh from grave robbers in this life and his enemies in the netherworld. the tombs also included ushebtis-- small lifelike figures that performed work for the deceased, acting as servants in the afterworld. by around 1000 bc, it was common to find hundreds of these ushebtis-- one for each day of the year and a team of supervisors to oversee their work. boats to carry the king through the netherworld, were also common in royal tombs. funerary texts, guidebooks to the land beyond life, were a long tradition in egypt. the book of the dead was a collection of spells, sometimes inscribed on coffins and sarcophagi, to help the deceased ovee the perils of his journey. the most famous spell centers on tprid over by thehe decejad .s heart, e het ban th the fth of tr the sy

for the second time a robbery at a royal farms store involvesgunfire. federal agents believe the same man is responsible for both crimes on harford road and on west 41st street in hamden. sherrie johnson joins us live in hamden with more. sherrie. >> reporter: well, yes, i have been on the phone with the fbi trying to learn more information about this case. and actually we are standing right in front of the royal farms on 41st street in ham den. -- hamden there. has been police presence all morning at times officers are sitting outside the royal farms or even driving by checking on things. the fbi is involved after a robber shot one victim at point blank range. take a look at this video of the suspect. captured on camera at royal farms store on west 41st street, a hooded figure entered the store in the wee hours of the morning. he demanded cash at gunpoint and steps around counter to grab the money and fires a warning shot as he leaves the store. all of this in less than 60 seconds agents say he is the same one who robbed a royal farms store on harford

later, he heads for the royal compound to confirm his hunch. here was a corbel vault, one way of building a stone roof. it required a great deal of material and skilled labor to cut and assemble the vault stones. the archaeologists expected to find vaulted ceilings in the royal compound. they knew kings could afford such labor. suddenly, after the death of 18 rabbit, vaulted roofs began to appear in other lineage compounds as well. and instead of thatched roofs, the largest buildings now had expensive stone roofs. in the rubble of one, the archaeologists discovered another surprise. we've got another one under here, phil, that i don't think you did see. keach: the team unearths finely cut pieces of sculpture. each piece is carefully marked and drawn to identify where it originally fit on the building. the sculpture is taken back to a lab for analysis. lift it up -- we'll put some more sand. try there. that's good. that's good. keach: project artist barbara fash works with students to reconstruct a complete picture of the fragments. i think it l

he has nothing good to say about the royal family. the case was clear-cut. >> i think this has led many people to help people realize how rotten the system is and how scruppings rampant throughout spain's monarchy. >> spain say its cannot function without the monarchy. >> take the example of a priest who is a pedophile. it is a terrible thing but it does not mean the church is bad as a whole. and it is similar with the monarchy. one person who belongs to the royal family makes a mistake. it must first be proven in court. but assuming that is the case then it means that he personally, and not the crown, made the mistake. the king is popular among the people. they have been barred from official engagements. the king is trying to rescue the reputation of the spanish monarchy. >> the spanish society is no longer enthusiastic about the form of government. the monarchy is ailing and in critical condition. but i don't think there will be a revolution that will abolish the monarchy, at least not as long as the king is alive. this year 74-year

. ♪ >>> today, in jamaica, prince harry showed royal wins, not royal speed.e challenged usain bolt to a race. he pulled a fast one, and took off. leaving the champion sprinter in the dust and laughing. here it is, once again. the oldest trick in the book. making him look the other way. and then, taking off. all in good fun. harry is touring the caribbean in honor of queen elizabeth, his grandmother, celebrating 60 years on the phone.

today, it seems he is a mature man, making his royal debut of sorts. rebuilding his rebel reputation. >> this is a very big deal for prince harry. this is his first official overseas trip, where he is traveling alone, representing the queen, and the crown. from what we've seen, he's been a huge hit. >> reporter: with his brother prince william settling into a new marriage and his duties as future king, it's prince harry who the world seems to be watching. for "nightline," i'm bob woodruff, traveling with prince harry in jamaica. >> thank you, bob. enjoy the sun down there. thank you for watching abc news. we hope you

and he shot a shotgun in another 1. >> -- in one royal farms. and he shot a shotgun in another one. >> they are looking for this man caught on camera during a robbery on hartford road. a task force is leading the investigation. they think that the men may be responsible for their crimes in the baltimore area. >> we're hoping that someone will recognize of them, based on the photos that we have put out including the video. there is another suspect involved in the february robbery. at minimum, he is a person of interest for us. we're hoping that anybody the recognizes these people or have had conversations with individuals who may be spoke of being there or brag about in these robberies would certainly call the fbi violent crimes task force. >> that is 410-265-8080. the reward is being offered in this case. >> a man is an extremely critical of -- critical condition after he was harmed in a fire. the flames broke out last night in the 7900 block of the ness circle. seven additional people are recovering from injuries connected to that fire. we are

response to their royal address today. the two speakers take their place for the national anthem. her majesty once again acknowledges the applause. the queen just taking in the prolonged display of affection and loyalty here at westminster hall. ♪ ♪ [ playing "my country tis of thee ] >> lord chamberlain steps forward to excourt her imagine city into st. stevens hall, which is just up to the left. and the queen is going to meet some members of parliamentary staff and thank them for their work and service. so the queen there referring i think to the great window and then mr. bercow explaining that the knee window will be insolid on the north side. the queen of course very familiar with the south window with her father's coat of arms displayed very prominently in it. into st. stevens hall. this is the main area that leads up to the central lobby of the houses of parliament, steven's hall standing on the side of the royal chapel of st. stevens. this is where the house of commons sat until the chapel was destroyed in the great

you can see we are right in front of the royal farms on 41st street in hampden. again, authorities say that a robber has shot one victim at point blank range. look at this video of the suspect captured on camera at the royal farms store on west 41st street a hooded figure enters the store in the wee hours of the morning and demands cash at gunpoint. he steps around the counter to grab the money and fires a warning shot as he leaves the store. all of this in less than 60 seconds. agents with the fbi violent crimes task force says the suspect is the same one who robbed a royal farms store on harford road two weeks ago and shot a customer who resisted giving up the wallet. word of this week's robbery putnearby businesses on guard. >> that means they are more dangerous and violent and they need to go off the street before somebody really does get killed or hurt or they shoot a child that's innocent and he is standing there watching. >> reporter: now if you recognize the robber, have information to help police you are asked to call the fbi violent crimes task force at

one of the forms of royal bodyguard. and then lining the stairs left and right, we have the yeomen of the guard. they first made their appearance at the coronation of henry in october of 1485 some months after the battle of bozworth. so great tradition and great heritage and well known for the splendid uniforms that they wear dating all the way back to the late 15th century. the gentlemen at arms who are under the window, their uniforms of the officer of the 1840s, that famous red coat and of course bearing the long ceremonial battle axes too, over 300 years old. again, known as the nearest guard, another form of body fwaurd and guard and the captain is a politician. so you have a bit of an amalgam of military history and current political form. the thrones are in place and that's where the queen will be making her address. in response to the initial addresses by the lord speaker and the common speaker. so we're now in a position where we are awaiting the queen's arrival. a lot of thought, robert will have gone into the

(narrator) the royal tombs were hidden from view. there was generally a series of descending shafts, some richly decorated, followed by an antechamber, and then the burial chamber. the coffins were placed into monumental sarcophagi. these massive containers protected the pharaoh from grave robbers in this life and his enemies in the netherworld. the tombs also included ushebtis-- small lifelike figures that performed work for the deceased, acting as servants in the afterworld. by around 1000 bc, it was common to find hundreds of these ushebtis-- one for each day of the year and a team of supervisors to oversee their work. boats to carry the king through the netherworld, were also common in royal tombs. funerary texts, guidebooks to the land beyond life, were a long tradition in egypt. the book of the dead was a collection of spells, sometimes inscribed on coffins and sarcophagi, to help the deceased overce the perils of his journey. the most famous spell centers on tprid over by t the deceded is.heart, thhet st b with the fther of tr

this is harry's first solo outing as a royal ambassador.'s on a diamond jubilee tour in honor of his grandmother celebrating 60 years on the throne. over the weekend in belize he had fun busting out a few dance moves, let's see those, and getting the party started everywhere he went. >> we know he loves to party and party he did. he got the whole street thumping, drinking, dancing that was vintage prince harry. >> there it was. for the first time in public prince harry wore the white tropical dress even form of the royals and a sword. >> very nice. i'd like to get one of them. we'll be right back. >>> today at 4:00, the lawmaker who lied about getting a nose job and had to resign. >> then, at 5, the sony hacker attacks if last year. today we learn how they impacted the king of pop's entire musical library. those stories and more on abc7 news at 4 and 5. >>> if you are looking for a reason to have a cookie for breakfast tell everyone it is an early birthday celebration. >> oreo cookie is turning 100 tomorrow celebrate with flash mob birthday

the royals are hoping for smoother sailing here in london. when the jubilee celebrations take place, this summer. and the queen is actually expected to lead a parade of 1,000 boats along the thames river. but prince harry's jubilee trip is not over yet. he climbed the ancient mayans pyramids in belize, partied in the streets and drank local rum. >> i am speechless right now. i don't want to wash my hands. >> the prince says the tour of paradise would probably make his brother and sister-in-law, will and kate, jealous. and jamaica is still to come. monica mazzar, cbs news, london. ,,,,,,,,,,,, it's getting crowded at toyota's #1 for everyone sales event. why? 'cause people know toyota's the best. toyota has the most fuel-efficient and longest lasting vehicles of any full-line automaker. plus, every new toyota comes with the peace-of-mind of toyota care, a complimentary maintenance plan with roadside assistance. so from camry to tundra, this is your chance to save big on our most popular models. with the incredible deals you'll find... ...you'r

. >>> and a royal shopping trip "access hollywood" test. "access hollywood" test. "access hollywood" test. "access hollywood" test. >>> actress lindsay lohan says ps she is ready to prove herself and she is serious about getting her acting career back ontrack. >> yes. she is in new york preparing to host "saturday night live" and sat down with matt lauer. lohan says she is clean and sober but understands some producers may not be ready to invest in her. she says she had to lobby the snl boss to get the hosting gig this week. she told the writers anything is fair game as long as they are not disrespectful of the judge who presided over her long running legal case. >> do you think people can get back to the point where they trust you? you know, if they say come host "saturday night live" that is a bi big commitment and do you think th the producers and directors will get back to where they go we can count on lindsay and bank on her. >> i think that takes time and it's actions because people can say things all they want but i think i need to go through the process of

you can see we are right in front of the royal farms on 41st street in hampden. robber shot one victim at point blank range and in the latest incident, he fired a warning shot. this morning, the fbi -- fbi is pug spulg out all the stops to -- pulling out all the stops to catch him. this royal farms store on 41st street is the second store hit in the middle of the night. police say the suspect is not afraid to use his gun when demanding cash. agents with the violent task force says they believe he shot a customer on harford road who refused to give up his wallet. if you recognize the robber or have information to help police, call the fbi violent crimes task force at 410-265- 8080. and you could be eligible for a $2500 if you are able to call in and give police the information they need for this case. reporting live in hampden, sherrie johnson. >> govonor o'malley spokeswoman says thursday whoa veto legislation to legalize medical marijuana. she says it is because of concern over whether it would stand up to federal scrutiny. maryland's legislators will begin deba

. >>> don't go away, a royal pain? are the redskins still in the running to sign eddie royal? the very latest after the break. whatcha lookin' for hon? ah, these new jeans i want. i've been looking everywhere. new blue jeans? oh, don't be crazy,i've got tons of. ank! frank! get my jean bin, new blue jeans? oh, sie wants my jeans. got tons of. no she doesn't. here we go. nice and loose. ohhh. those are loose, but i actually just ordered three pairs of this kind. ooooohhhh. oh. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. >>> welcome back. day two of free agency has not been nearly as exciting for the redskins. after taking eddie royal to dinner last night to get a deal done, it appears he's either gotten cold feet or more interest from other teams. royal has a visit with san diego coming up and bears quarterback jay cutler is bidding hard for him as well. the redskins have to wait and see. >>> the team has turned its attention to the defensive side of the ball. aaron ross is scheduled to visit friday. ross is a cornerback who played the past five years with the giants winning two supe

another box ticked on the list of royal duties performed in prince william's absence. ever did have any doubts about flying solo, she's put them behind her. the walk-abouts, the tree planting, and now the public address. they apparently hold no fear for her. william is expected to return from his tour of duty in the falk lands later this week. he will find that the wife he once steered through public engagements like this is now more than comfortable in public on her own. itv news, ipswich. >>> and now let's get your first look at how wall street will kick off the dow. the dow opens at 13,239 after adding 6 points yesterday, s&p up 5, nasdaq gaining 23. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo,ed nikkei at the 12 points but the hang seng tumbled 27. >>> apple vstdors got the long-awaited news that the world's most profitable company will soon begin sharing ilgts wealth. in a departure from the days of steve jobs, successor tim cook revealed apple will begin paying a tiff dend of $2.65 a share later this year in addition to launching a $10 billion stock

in a statement, royal caribbean told us, while we at royal caribbean strive to meet the high standards we set for ourselves, we acknowledge we could have done better in our response to the incident. however, since 2006, royal caribbean has significantly enhanced the company's policies and procedures to prevent and effectively respond to security incidents. dishman took legal action against the cruise line and settled out of court. because no arrests were made and the crew member was not charged with any crime, the alleged rape was never reported in crime statistics. >> sexual assaults on cruise ships are more common than they would like us to believe. >> reporter: ron has been compiling data for 20 years. >> a cruise line can have foreign law apply. >> reporter: earlier this month, he testified before congress about his research. >> i've seen victimization of women who are in their 50s, 60s and 70s and also women in their 20s and 30s. it's almost as though, where there's an opportunity, there is the possibility that there is an assault. >> the more i delve into it, the more i realize t

the wedding would coincide with a royal event.majesty declined and decided, hey, i'm going to crash that reception anyway. think about the pictures. [ laughter ] >> final check of the weather forecast. >> it's gray in spots. a lot of moisture and possibility of a thunderstorm later on today. along with the rain and temperatures on the cool side, just in the low to mid-50s. you can see some of that moisture off the shore along the central coast. rest of the day today, not making it past the low to mid-50s. we'll see that rain any time throughout the bay area and then a break comes tonight into monday. here comes more rain, tuesday and wednesday. this is one is going to be stronger with more moderate and heavy rain. the one we had we accumulate a lot of rain but a lot of light rain. >> carolyn: that is going to do it for us. we're off early because of a st. petersburg. next newscast is coming at 5:00. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. keep track of us at twitter and talk about it at facebook.com/abc news. have a great sunday.

. >> kate middleton took another big step in her royal life today. the duchess of cambridge made her first official speech as a royal at the opening of a children's hospital facility, it is all part of a group of charities of which she is a royal patron. >> you have all made me feel so welcome and i feel it usually honored to be here to see this wonderful center. i am really sorry that william cannot be here today. he would love it here. >> he is flying a helicopter in the south atlantic right now. she met with patience and planted a commemorative tree. we'll be right back. >> it is time per this week's best buy. you need to check your local advertisements, look the markets and look at the quality and these are your average prices but there are plenty out there to save money. cantaloupe it. they are being imported in. you can find these in the markets right now for the average price of $1.49 each. they can be a little bit less expensive or as high as $2.99. california navel oranges, the number one consumed citrus in the country. you can find these be

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we are here live in hamden in front of this royal farms. we had an officer sitting outside of this royal farms so we can already see some added police presence here this morning. now the robber has already shot one victim at point blank range and then the latest incident he fired a warning shot. fbi is pulling out all the stops to try to catch him. look at this video. see if you can recognize the person. this royal farms store on 41st street is the second store hit in the middle of the night. now police say the suspect isn't afraid to use the gun when demanding cash. agents have the violent crimes task force believe suspect shot a customer two weeks ago at a store on harford road who refused to give up his wallet. >> that means they are more dangerous and violent and they need to go off the street before somebody really does get killed or hurt or they shoot a child that's innocent. >> he is standing there just watching. >> reporter: if you recognize the robber or have information to help police, you were are asked to 410-265-8080. you could

when your wedding crashers are royal, you courtesy and bow. they wrote a letter inviting her to the vows, in the same location as royal event. she said no, but secretly planned on going all along. >> we are just two working class people and we felt very, very special. >> nobody beats the queen.  well, maybe. >> actually there is someone who can make us feel more special than a queen can. >>> time for a check on traffic and angela, if you could invite anybody to your wedding? >> i can't imagine, how nice could that have been. what a wonderful surprise to have the queen show up. i can't imagine. >> it makes it more memorable. even more memorable. a nice gesture for the queen to do that. nice is what you will encounter now, easy conditions out there for the most part. we are incident free and hoping to stay that way as long as possible. starting with a look at 95, harford county, we are still in great shape, even in the southbound direction. harrisburg expressway, this is what it is going to look like. encountering building volume on 83, making

>> and the principle dancer and britain oppose a royal ballet at just age 19 and why he made a leap forrtistic freedom. >> you just want to start fresh. ♪ >> hello. it is a year since the start of the syrian uprising, a struggle that daley seems more bitter and entrenched. both sets of made big sacrifices, upwards of 8000 people have perished so far, according to the u.n. the drive for international diplomatic consensus continues. debate between the opposition's 4 and france over whether to send arms into syria. even among those who oppose president assad, such issues are not clear-cut. we will here from two of them shortly. first, tim looks at why the regime is proving so resistant. >> a year on, the images of anger and grief in syria have barely changed. this is how the longest of the arab uprising took off, 12 months and perhaps 10,000 deaths ago, in the town of deraa. the spark was a demonstration demanding the release of young people arrested for scribbling anti-regime graffiti. soon, they were burying fellow protesters shot by troops. it was the first case of state- sponsored brut

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and for that reason, writing was integral to the functioning of a royal palace. (narrator) the noble households contained works of art, including incense burners-- incensarios-- often bearing portraits of deceased relatives and deities. maya kings styled themselves as gods, as their divine representatives on earth. the crucial importance of corn, the staff of life throughout mesoamerica, led to depictions of nobles and rulers as the mae god. eternally young and beautiful, the god of maize was a metaphor for life itself. portraits of the maize god and pakal share the same upswept hairdo that mimics the foliage and flowing corn silk of the maize plant. pakal and other rulers were buried with masks and jewelry made of green jade-- the color of the maize plant. just as maize died at harvest and returned to life with each new growing season, maya rulers also hoped for life after death. the lid of pakal's sarcophagus shows him being lifted up into the sky as the maize god. what we see is pakal emerging om taws of the uer he is lying in a sacrificial plate. he is in the

. >> plus, a royal first. >> first of all, i would like to say thank you. >> the duchess of cambridgemade her first public speech today as princess. the special cause kate middleton picked for >>> a lifeguard saved three people along the sonoma county coast. the lifeguard spent 45 minutes in the chilly ocean with them after they got pulled out by a big wave. the coast guard boat and sheriff's helicopter helped them get back to shore. the victims are being treated for mild hypothermia, they include a man, teenaged girl and younger boy. somebody was bed surfing in the area they don't know if any -- was body surfing in the area they don't know if any of the three rescued was surfing at the time. >>> apple star voted to start spending some of the company's extra billions, currently has nearly 100 billion dollars in cash and securities. today the company said it will start paying some of that out to share holders in the form of a dividend and will buy back 10 billion dollars of its own shares. apple generated 30 within billion dollars in cash this fiscal year. -- 31 billion dollar in cash

then they will sit down and make sure that this person is from the royal family. it is like if they have three sisters, all three of them will come in with all of the answers. after that, they will pour a libation into the shrine. they pray to our ancestors to guide them. tavis: what has to happen on the ground to know whose name is the new king? >> i was told that when they went to the shrine they have to pour the libation and they mention your name. they wanted to choose this person as a team. -- king. if it falls to the ground, it is not meant to be. i was the only female. why they added me, i have no idea. my family had never chosen a family before -- a female before. they looked at each other. the third one, they said that as it. i was chosen. tavis: it took them three times to believe this woman was the king. how rare is this, and a woman being lacking? >> very rare. this is a new position. at the moment, i was the third one. now they have one in the central region, which is me. tavis: what is the role of a king? >> my officials responsibility are to make su

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but first, a pre-race chat with the 27-year-old royal. [laughter] he was properly equipped and sporting the jamaica colors, but with the cards stacked against him facing a triple olympic athlete, harry folded. [laughter] victory was sweet, even if the royal methods were dubious. the world's number one, beating on his own track, introduced harry to the way he normally celebrates. time now to show how it is done properly. there were two performers on the blocks. [cheers] [laughter] >> that would be cheating. >> you did not trade him. >> i will get him back. one day. >> a rematch. london, 2012. >> me and you. [laughter] >> this is a light hearted encounter, which plays to prince harry's strengths. the monarchy may soon one day have no formal role to play here in jamaica. in a bbc interview, she told me that jamaica was on a slow track of slavery to now replacing the queen as head of state. >> even if the queen does not remain head of state for our country, the queen at any time would be welcome to visit. >> perry did not leave empty- handed.