she is still considered part of the royal family, she carries herself as part of the royal family, andly, and that kind of gives a negative connotation to the royal family given the fact that the royal family given the fact that the late king was seen as the garter king and there is a certain amount of neutrality that is associated with the royal family. as you say, the royal family is known to be very much neutral in thailand so was this bad judgement of the princess's part? you could partly say that but more than that, this seems to be a shotin more than that, this seems to be a shot in the dark sort of hail mary pass for thaksin shinawatra's party which is currently in its current reiteration of the thai raksa chart. they wanted a candidate who would be ha rd to they wanted a candidate who would be hard to disqualify or criticise. it is nearly impossible under the laws to criticise the royal family or any member of it and they have taken these measures against people who have done so so there is a sense of thai raksa have done so so there is a sense of thai ra ksa chart have done so

the royal. into the. why did she do it. many have described. the high rises. why. it's good to have you with us we begin with news that's come as a political earthquake in thailand a royal standard for elections the talking. with the prime minister in the upcoming march elections this is a first in thailand where royals do not get involved in politics the announcement even more surprising considering she's standing for a party that's aligned to a former prime minister. and they. both are. a daring political power play that fusel coming clutching the official application papers the leader of the thai rak such a party entered the election commission with an unprecedented nominee for prime minister no one less than the thai king's oldest sister princes in ball rights. and one of the members have what was a name and the aubrey that this is the most improper it name god could be down here and he did leave for taiwan side shot we all agreed you know that. i think that this is to be the hope of this country than i believe that you know this is the case that. we want to be

part of the royal family, and that kind of gives a negative connotation to the royal family, given thehumibol, was seen as the guard king and there is a certain amount of neutrality that is associated with the royal family. as you say, the royal family known to be very much neutral in thailand, so was this bad judgement on the princess's part? you could partly say that, but more than that, this seems to be a shot in the dark, sort of hail mary pass for thaksin shinawatra's thai rak thai party, which is currently in its fourth iteration as the thai raksa chart party. they wanted to have a candidate that would be very hard to disqualify, or a candidate that would be very hard to criticise. so under the laws of lese—majesty in thailand, it's nearly impossible so under the laws of lese—majeste in thailand, it's nearly impossible to criticise the royal family or any member of the royal family, and there are serious punitive measures that would hurt the person doing do. so what there is a sense of right now is that thai raksa chart party, the thaksin—led or backed party, tried using that law

coming up in the program the royal. princess. into the. decades of practice why did she do it. the chinese screenwriter. many have described. the high rises. about their peak. welcome. it's good to have you with us we begin with news that's come as a political earthquake in thailand a royal standing for elections the talking sister princess with the prime minister in the upcoming march of next this is a first in thailand where royals do not get involved in politics the announcement even more surprising considering she's standing for a party that's aligned to former prime minister. and. both. a daring political power play that fusel coming clutching the official application papers the leader of the thai rak such a party entered the election commission with an unprecedented nominee for prime minister no one less than the thai king's oldest sister princess in ball rights. and one of the member have what was a name and the augury that this is the most important written name of god could be in doubt how did you support iraq sidetrack the augury you know. so i think that this is to b

coming up in the program the royal who wants to be prime minister. of thailand. into the. decades of practice why did she do it. the chinese screenwriter who. is determined to take down what many have described as china. and from the hills to the high rises. streets and growing numbers. about their peak problem. i'm british. it's good to have you with us we begin with news that's come as a political earthquake in thailand a royal standing for elections the thai king sister princess will stand for prime minister in the upcoming march and actions this is a first in thailand where royals do not get involved in politics the announcement is even more surprising considering she's standing for a party that's aligned to former prime ministers. and. both. a daring political power play that fusel coming clutching the official application paper as the leader of the thai rak such a party entered the election commission with an unprecedented nominee for prime minister no one less than the thai king's oldest sister princess in ball rights. and one of the members have a voice a name and

family and the royal household.n't conform and do as she's told. >> the palace has denied a feud and today, a close friend of meghan's tells "e.t." that the pregnant duchess is upset by the rumors surrounding her telling "e.t." quote, she's not a different person or duchess difficult as depicted in the press. it makes us upset when we read these things in the press because they're completely fabricated and untrue. our source goes on to say that meghan remains a friend is is the same person she has always been. it doesn't matter that she has married royalty. >> i see to at kensington palace, meghan isn't difficult to work with. she has got a serious work ethic which by the way, the queen by the way is set to admire. >> a lot of the talk seems to set around the time of the royal wedding. since then, we have seen kate and meghan together where they appear to like each other's company. how is kate handling the claims? >> i'm told she wants to rise above it and put on a united front. we are duchesss. we are friends and s

of the royal family as its prime ministerial candidate.ultra royalists. they are now finding themselves up against their sworn enemy, which has against their sworn enemy, which has a royal leading them. it is extraordinary. it is also to some degree, a gamble by the royalfamily and one has to do is assumed that king vajiralongkorn has not oppose this. the official view has always been that the monarchy must stay above politics. now we have a former princess, and in a member of the royalfamily, princess, and in a member of the royal family, probably the frontrunner to be prime minister. this is unprecedented. it is hard to predict how it might play out. how do you think it might go? my guess is now the pro— thaksin shinawatra forces that they have tried to keep out of government to have won elections for the last 20 years will be in government again. in what form we don't know. with a former princess as a leading candidate for one of those parties and the polls predicting they will get the larger share of the seats, they will almost certain

and how does this royal commission report is impact the reputation of australia's banking sector?ht months there have been many cases that have been exposed on aggressive lending practices, on the wrongful doings, andi lending practices, on the wrongful doings, and i think some of the behaviours of a lot of executives has been quite defensive. and i think this national bank, the senior executive being singled out is to set an example that the senior executive needs to be responsible for some of those issues, rather than just to restructure some of the lower position personnel. so it is incredibly important going forward for the industry to take that into account. briefly, what is your recommendation now about the australian banking industry for your investors ? australian banking industry for your investors? it will be pretty tough going forward for the next 12—18 months. the housing market is slowing down. a restructure on the cards, a potential lawsuit coming through, it is hard to see the industry growth in any way, shape, oi’ industry growth in any way, shape, orform for the i

that means he now has to run against a member of the royal family he's sworn to serve and protect as an army general his party says the nomination of the princess may violate the election law because it brings the royal family into politics there's a sense the move by thai rocks a charge could go either way towards political reconciliation or more polarized nation wayne hay al jazeera bangkok. still ahead on our zero experts carefully dismantle the bridge in genoa which collapsed last year killing forty three people . and searching for signs of life villages dig through the snow in indian administered kashmir where at least nine people have died in avalanches. hello there we're still seeing a few showers over queensland but nothing out of the ordinary anyway so just one or two shopper ones around the coast but nothing like that those that we've seen over the last two weeks or so couple will showers are likely here as we head through the next few days but the main area of low pressure the one that causes all our problems is now running away towards the east taking the worst of the wea

thailand's king has issued a decree ordering that no member of the royal family should be involved in politics the move seems to quash a bit by his sister princess who bore the toddler to run for prime minister in next month's elections she said she would come play for a party loyal to the country's ousted former prime minister touchin should a lot of things to create said what he says to standard c. was inappropriate and unconstitutional. well john the standard model has were written widely on thai politics and the money joins us from edinburgh in the united kingdom welcome to d w so the thai king says that the princess's move is inappropriate and unconstitutional so does that put an end to have tended to say it seems to do it was a day of extraordinary drama in thailand because in the morning it was appeared that by standing for a possible party allied to the former appropriate texan chanelle what the palace was brokering a kind of political settlement both end for almost fifteen years of peaceful struggle in thailand between the red faction and the yellow faction instead of the kin

in the art mash up at the royal academy a controversial exhibition mixes an american video artist and the renaissance master michelangelo will find out if that works. on next peiser welcome to the program. pope francis has arrived in abu dabi it's the first time a pope has ever visited the muslim majority kingdom of the united arab emirates during his two day visit he is due to meet leading muslim clerics and hold an open air mass the historic papal trip is aimed at turning a page in christian muslim relations in the region. for many of the one point five million catholics in the united arab emirates it's the stuff of dreams the idea of the pope visiting the arabian peninsula the birthplace of islam was unthinkable a few years ago pope francis was invited by abu dhabi's rulers local parish priest to try and hold santa says the pontiff wants to foster tolerance and promote a moderate brand of islam. it's definitely is sick he wants to build bridges he wants to say look it's lamas changing it can change and it also wants to change . the emirates have declared twenty nineteen is the year

i am head of development for the stockholm royal seaport project. we are planning in transforming an old industrial import area into new areas for living for 10,000 new apartments and 30,000 new work spaces. the projects in this phase actually started in 2010.0. it was--we made a program togetethr with a port company to finind o, what ways should we use the area for in the future? the port company needed to have more space to develelop on, and also the city is rapidly growing. we need to have more spaces for houses and work spaces, so we needed to go together and find out, what things should we have inside of stockholm and what things should we have outside of stockholm? we have certain focus areas within the environmental program for the project, one of them being energy, soso we are workig with the developers of this project in order to have them put up energy-efficient buildings, so we are focusing on finding out ways to make things as energy-efficient as possible, and one of the goals that we have in the first phases of the development is to hav

i mean, is it okay that the saudi royal government -- royal family, government, funded agnew to do that? back in the day. i mean, it tells you something about agnew but it also tells you something about the royal family as well, which is the same family that's in charge now. we came into possession of these documents after they were uncovered by a historical document collector named greg snider. he then shared them with us after we obtained the documents from mr. schneider and did our own due diligence authenticating them we consulted the great michael beschloss, nbc's presidential historian, who told us he thinks he's letters, these documents have never been known about publicly before. so like i said, the reporting that we tid for "bag man" has yielded some unexpected stuff, but as promised, there is something else we turned up in reporting out this story that has quite direct implications for today, maybe even for this week. and specifically for the now quite pressing question of how exactly the investigation into the current president might end, specifically the question of whether

sits and performs in royal ceremonies. it would be very hard to run against her especially for someone like pretty the military leader or former military leader now prime minister because he had really hoped to win the support of the royalists in the upcoming election in march and she clearly would have put peeled away much of that support while consolidating the large constellation but not necessarily unified group of parties that are. thank you very much indeed. for joining us thank you. coming up on this news hour from london amazon c.e.o. and washington post owner jeff these are stakes on the approach of the national enquirer accusing it of blackmail. searching for signs of life villages dig through the snow in indian administered kashmir where at least nine people have died in avalanches. and in sports mining through the pain will hear from skiing great things evolve and head of a final race in the final race of her career. saudi crown prince mohammed bin cylon threatened to go after jamal khashoggi in twenty seventee

what i'm thickly interested in is the fact it says the queen and other senior royals.ow senior you have to be to be evacuated. in front of the ravenous hordes outside the palace! it could cause tension at christmas. i'm being evacuated, what about you, princess eugenie? it's a really interesting angle. part of a much wider piece about various new developments in brexit that have come up. we will come onto those. martin, what did you make of the idea there is a secret location the paper can't disclose, where the royals would be safely removed to? yes, i'm sure there is. this is what we had for a potential nuclear winter and there were bunkers all over the country. i grew up with this story. i assumed it was true rather than urban myth that senior members of government and royal family had a place to hide away from whatever the russian threat might be, if it were to come to pass. the fa ct be, if it were to come to pass. the fact there is an evacuation plan is not in itself a surprise. the idea that it might be an evacuation plan for a post brexit scenario seems bizarre

so much violence on the streets of thailand over the past decade or so to now have a member of the royal family being nominated as a candidate to become prime minister by this party backed by the shinawatra certainly an intriguing development also the current prime minister. except being an invitation this is the man that led the coup in two thousand and fourteen he has now accepted an invitation to become the candidates ought to be prime minister again by the. party another new party very much a pro regime party so he has finally signaled his intentions that he wants to stay on in politics dominic folder is this as he said as of nick asian review a weekly magazine he's also authored a book on the time royal family and joins us now live from bangkok this is as wayne just said intriguing to say the least it's been called a political earthquake what do you make of it. well the rumors of him floats your mom for about a month and nobody took them very seriously because it's such an enormous step but this way they've built up and of course today the rumor has become a story and as wayne point

that means he now has to run against a member of a royal family he's sworn to serve and protect as anarmy general his party says the nomination of the princess may violate the election law because it brings the royal family into politics there's a sense the move by thai rocks a charge could go either way towards political reconciliation or more polarized nation wayne hay al jazeera bangkok now experts in italy are working to dismantle a bridge that partially collapsed in the city of genoa six months ago forty three people were killed in the disaster described as one of the worst tragedies in history from the reports the remains of what was once one of its least most important structures being pulled apart slab by slab and making way for a new bridge in genoa. the prime minister decepticon terror along with infrastructure minister and general as mayor arrived in the morning to witness the beginning of what he said was a defining moment for the city. this is an important symbolic day for the start of the demolition of the bridge which marks the relaunch of genoa the region of liguria an

that means he now has to run against a member of a royal family he's sworn to serve and protect as an army general his party says the nomination of the princes may violate the election law because it brings the royal family into politics there's a sense the move by thai rocks a charge could go either way towards political reconciliation or more polarized nation wayne hay al jazeera bangkok well antony nelson is the director of the international strategic advisory firm albright stonebridge group he says the prospect of a princess as thailand's prime minister has introduced chaos to the election campaign. it's an absolutely stunning turn of events. most observers simply didn't expect this because it didn't seem it would be possible that the princess would make this decision without clearing it with the palace in advance particularly since there were rumors circulating all week that this might happen so either the palace attempted very quietly to make clear they didn't like this on the princess ignored it or the king an issue we approve this and then changed his mind or there simply was

sports and royal upset. welcome to the bundesliga here on d w i'm nick mechanic line let's start with matt in frankfurt the league leaders have scored fifty goals so far in the bonus to give this season twelve of those coming from the very best marco royce the best we've ever seen the bundesliga but the host ought to be underestimated as they have a cracking attack of their own and the eagles will be hoping that that will see them so it's a victory. it's a long time since dortmund won in frankfurt the only players still around from their last victory there five and a half years ago is marco royce. trenchant smelled blood and started the game on the front foot that it cost it tested don't keep a roman bookie early on. but the visitors worked their way into the match and broke the deadlock three royce. the captain's thirteenth goal of the season out much to rafael guerrero's assist. and royce almost doubles his tally but couldn't find the net with either of two chances over the course of three minutes. those m

of body is running came earlier despite the royal family traditionally staying out of politics she was. be up against the current prime minister for a little military coup in twenty four timor from when he in bangkok. politics in thailand can be volatile and unpredictable this revelation took it to another level changing the political landscape. today i with other time party leaders have submitted the name of a nominate prime minister for the party who is princess. cityward in a. straight away it all to the dynamics of the election campaign in a country that's been politically divided for years that. is a big advantage over all the other parties and you know the other candidates most likely would not want to be seen running. princes relinquished a royal title in one thousand nine hundred ninety two after she married a foreigner but is still regarded as a princess and part of the royal family she's now divorced features regularly in royal ceremonies and is also a singer and actor appearing in two movies making this move particularly intriguing is that the party she's joined is backed by

the royal family she's now divorced features regularly in royal ceremonies and is also a singer and actor appearing in two movies making this move particularly intriguing is that the party she's joined is backed by free will prime minister attacks and she knew what it was removed in a coup in two thousand and six and lives in exile he's always been seen as anti establishment and has been accused of wanting to change the political structure of thailand by reducing the power and influence of the monarchy he and princess known to be close and the announcement may indicate that a deal was struck between texan and the palace this is the official launch of the election campaign which was completely overshadowed really by the announcement just before it began from the thai rocks a chant party it's an announcement that has big implications on the campaign the election and potentially the formation of the next government technically the princess is not covered by thailand's strict laws designed to protect the monarchy from criticism but the law is broad and open to interpretation and abuse campaig

in many ways, she is less formal than other royal members, some might even say a little bit eccentricand what she will be like asa candidate and what she will be like as a political administrator, an actual prime minister but the position of the royal family areas such that a guaranteed celebrity and somebody, it's an unprecedented situation. we are not sure how it will work on the cut and thrust of politics. the uk's biggest power station is the first to reverse climate change, by burning woodchips they can ca ptu re by burning woodchips they can capture the c02. the bbc‘s environment and energy allen the a nalyst environment and energy allen the analyst has this report. we humans oaktree is a greek debt. when they are growing, they absorb much of the carbon dioxide emissions that are overheating the planet. that's why the uk's biggest power station in dracks, has moved away from coal. they will be burned with wood pellets. when burned, they will only reduce batch release the co2 that was captured in the first place. this is known as carbon neutral. now it is going one step further.

blue skies over the royal albert hall. looks beautiful. be arriving soon from their cars just on the way. cirque du soleil will be the opening act. jason solomons, the film critic, what sort of atmosphere is it's going to be this year compared with last year? last year was politically charged. i could not say it was a pleasant atmosphere. they black — — say it was a pleasant atmosphere. they black —— the black carpet. reacting to the harvey weinstein scandal. #metoo. has things change? i think we are seeing the birth of a new era. sense of relief. two microphones fighting for the top slot, roma, a netflix firm, fighting for top spot, never happened before. the favourite. three people fighting for the power of the country. emma stone with that imperious, funny, touching site performance by 0livia colman. the walk of a homecoming queen up this red carpet, i think. 12 nominations. i don't think 12 wins. but i think it's could win seven or eight nominations. whether best film and outstanding british film, that is very rare. the kings speech di

earlier i spoke to james brookes, royal correspondent and commentator at the royal central website —hat he has made this decision himself and he wants to enjoy his retirement going forwards, but he was very shaken after that crash. it was very serious and most people say it was a miracle he did not come off are worse than he did and i think he has taken it on board and think, if i am going forward, i do not want to be involved in something like that again. you mentioned that he obviously wants to enjoy his retirement, in a sense his life has changed since retiring because he will have been driven while he was attending public duties with the queen and he does not do that anymore. yes. for most of his life, particularly whilst he was with the queen or on official engagements, he had a chauffeur taking him to and from engagements. he is strong willed and he likes to drive himself and be able to be involved with activities on the estate and we have seen for years him doing his own carriage driving and i think that will continue and i very much doubt he will give that up, but the public

and in15 and in 15 minutes and we will be live on the red carpet at the royal albert hall, watching stiesthe baftas. and in rugby — england romp to 44 points to 8 victory against france in the six nations match at twickenham. good afternoon. company bosses could face longer sentences of up to seven years in prison, if they mismanage employee pension schemes. that's the warning from the work and pensions secretary amber rudd. plans outlined last year, for a maximum sentence of two years in prison, have been toughened up after public consultation. our business correspondent rob young reports. when the unprofitable construction giant carillion collapsed a year ago, its pension pot had a black hole of hundreds of millions of pounds, as did the bhs pension fund when the high street retailer went into administration in 2016. bankrupt kodak's uk scheme had an even bigger deficit when photographers switched from cameras to smartphones. there are many reasons pension schemes end up in trouble and now the government is proposing a new law to try and make sure that poor behaviour by bosses isn't one

mark cahna and chris herrmann socre...6-3 royals top 5th...takes parker dunshee out to left field for a solo shot... 7-3 royals... they tacked on 7 more over the next three ininngs to put the game away final score... 14-5 royals... next up... the a's play the arizona diamondbacks tomorow ---lastly....alanna ---lastly....alanna smith and the stanford cardinal taking on the arizona state sun devils... ---3rd quarter....sun devils' courtney ekmark hits a triple....she had 10 points tonight for arizona state.... ---moments later....stanfor d's kianna williams with the step back three...she led the cardinal with 15 points... ---stanford with the blow out win....final score.....71-50 stanford.... --- also....other big news....cal golden bears would defeat the arizona wildcats in overtime.....86-72 your final score...recee (ra-say) caldwell led the golden points to that overtime victory.... (jrstone) in new orleans -- mardi gras celebrations are underway right now where people are partying hard! this was the pet parade held during this year's mardi g

clearly saying that he thinks it's inappropriate for a high ranking member of the royal family to get involved in politics and to go on for political office and now it having having seen that and i think it's completely inconceivable that anyone be it a party or be to person would stand up and openly oppose the king on that not only because they would risk prosecution but also because it would be deemed as. extremely good inappropriate in thai society to speak out against the king in that way and to defy his wishes or. no cost and it's really been a rollercoaster twenty four hours we had first a surprise news that the king sister is running and now the reaction of the king and then the announcement that she won't be running how are people in thailand taking all of this. well look as you said this all happened in a very short period of time just within twenty four hours and people haven't really had a lot of time to take all of this in and to figure out what they're going to make of it i think the candidacy of princes would have been what would have been a boost in popularity for the m

he had some official royal duties to attend to.of sussex visited a youth center to promote activities and nutritious school lunches. >>> let's move on to a major development in the jussie smollett investigation. chicago police officially classifying jussie as a suspect in their criminal investigation. now we have got the latest out of chicago as jussie's past history with the police now comes to light. "e.t." has obtained court records that shows jussie smollett lied to police in 2007 pretending to be his little brother, jake, when he was pulled over for a dui in los angeles. smollett pleaded no contest to providing false information and completed the terms of his sentence which included an alcohol education program. and there are new details about the investigation into jussie's attack in chicago 22 days ago. as we reported, a source close to the investigation tells us that two brothers who know jussie told detectives paid them to stage the attack. they included this exclusive video of the brothers buying a red hat and ski mask. t

that election that member of the royal family princess the oldest sister of king what year long called this is intriguing because it's never happened in thailand before the royal family always seen as being above politics even though that everyone in this country knows that they are the most powerful body in the land it's intriguing too for which party this is this is a party that is backed by the former prime minister taksin chin of what he was ousted in the coup in two thousand and six the government of his sister a young lection a what was ousted in the most recent coup in two thousand and fourteen and of always being seen as anti establishment and the battles between the supporters of the shinawatra the supporters of the elites in the establishment mainly in the capital bangkok is why we have seen so much violence on the streets of thailand over the past decade or so to now have a member of the royal family being nominated as a candidate to become prime minister by this party backed by the shinawatra certainly an intriguing development also the current prime minister. except being

life death rebirth all that's the title of a controversial new exhibition at the royal academy of arts in london it features works by us video artist bill viola and renaissance master michael angelo two artists separated by four and a half centuries a reporter went there to find out if video kills the renaissance star. and our smash up at the royal academy of american video artist bill viola me in trying heavyweight champion of the art world to michelangelo. currently it's not a face off between the artist but rather an exploration of common themes. life death and rebirth we all often makes large scale meditative works his aim is to awaken the soul. longtime collaborator and life partner pair of is excited that the project has finally reached fruition. this is really thrilling i mean it's just i get goosebumps seeing. the show kind of gradually being born and. you know these rooms have nothing in them until you turn them on it's kind of overwhelming and it can bring you to tears. this is certainly true of viola's trip to featuring the artists over the dying mother and the bloody joy of

thank you, i royal correspondentjohnny,.y awarded a multi—million pound deal to ensure ferries would keep crossing the channel in the event of a no—deal brexit, has had its contract cancelled by the government. the original deal had attracted widespread criticism, after the bbc found that seaborne ferries did not actually have any ships, and had never run a ferry service before. our business correspondent rob young reports. preparations have been under way for weeks. dredging started at ramsgate port at the beginning ofjanuary. the work was meant to ensure the port would be ready at the end of march, should britain leave the european union without a deal. preparations have been under way for weeks. dredging started at ramsgate port at the beginning ofjanuary. the work was meant to ensure the port would be ready at the end of march, should britain leave the european union without a deal. the plan was for seaborne freight to run regular services to ostend in belgium once it managed to get it hands on some ships, but now the co

let's speak now to james brookes, royal correspondent and commentator at the royal central website — from sheffield. thank you forjoining us tonight. the decision we hear from thank you forjoining us tonight. the decision we hearfrom buckingham palace was a prince philip pozmack, but he was under quite a lot of public pressure after the events. he was indeed. you probably remember, days after the crash, especially as johnny said there, the fact that he was pictured not wearing a seat belt, on a public road, heading into the sandringham estate, caused a backlash. it will have featured in his decision. he will have seen the newspapers at sandringham and he will have heard the criticism, but i do not necessarily think that this decision has been made because of that. the duke is a strong willed individual who knows his own mind. he will have had chats with other members of the royal family, i very much think he will have chatted to the queen about the next steps going forwards, but as johnny was saying, we are getting the impression that he has made this decision himself. he wants to en

so much violence on the streets of thailand over the past decade or so to now have a member of the royal family being nominated as a candidate to become prime minister by this party backed by the shinawatra certainly an intriguing development.

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a venerated member of the thai royal family.er desire to enter politics before her brother the king said it was utterly inappropriate. a rare display of discord from behind the walls of the pace where it seems the princess will remain for now. jane family, friends and former colleagues havetr been paying ,te to washington lend congressman john dingell who died at the age of 92. he was the longest serving representative in amer history, winning 30 straight elections over nearly six decades. at found internet stardom would be the envy of people have -- half his age. reporter: s career stretched over 59 years and 11 presidents. he first entered the house of representatives in 1955, taking over the seat held bhis father. but in fact is time began their even earlier. >> a date which will live in infamy. reporter: as a young page in 1941, dingell was in the chamber to hear franklin roosevelt's famo harbor. after pearl at the age of 18 he enlisted but a devoted democrat, mingling with partytatesmen from jfk to bill clinton. >> presiden

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she is still considered a member of the royal family and performs royal duties. leaders andsition venezuela have vowed to bring in humanitarian aid stec at the border with colombia.a. withuck at the border colombia. nicolas maduro denies there is a humanitarian crisis in the country. he insists the aid is being used as a ploy to trigger a u.s. led invasion. tracks are jusust leaders away from venezuelananerritory but fafar from gettiting in. on the orders of embattled president nicolas maduro, thehe bridge is s being barricaded. are urging caracas to let the provisions through. >> we are not talking about politics. we're talking about the elderly. a lack of medicine and a lack of food. he has long denied the existence of the humanitarian crisis that has forced milillios to flee their homeland i in rect years. he says the convoy is a pretext for a u.s. military invasion. intention ofs n no using force but is s seeking regime change. the aid is intended for guaido, ann by juan attempt to drive a wedge between president maduro and the military that supports him. rel