st george's chapel was transformed. make it the centre of global attention. the british weather was at its best. it would be hard to find a more picturesque setting. by royal standards this was a glitzy group of wedding guests. the clooneys and the beckhams amongst the most well—known faces. the cast of suits was also invited. the tv show that the bride had worked on for several years. inside the chapel oprah winfrey and idris elba were there with charity workers, friends of harry and meghan, and the royal family. royal trumpeters play. but it was the bride that everyone wanted to see. cheering. with all the guests in place meghan markle was driven through the grounds of the castle to the chapel. bells ring. at midday she emerged into the windsor sunshine, her dress a secret until now. by british designer claire waight keller for the french fashion house givenchy. sewn into the veil, the flowers from each country of the commonwealth. the minute the bride walked into the chapel was enough to make a pageboy gasp. choirboy

st. george, utah, which existed in the 1960's as a relatively small town, but today is the fastest-growing musicality in the united states. and their population is excited by withino 500,000 the next 20 to 30 years. so it's a very small population in the arid west which is growing very rapidly, communities like page, right next to the dam, st. george little west of the dam as well as the navajo nation, all of those populations in the region are growing and all of them are putting pressure on the water supply. the dam is currently at 41% of overall capacity. a 700 year drought cycle, a mega-drought that lasted more than 20 years in the region. and all of these populations, native americans, mormons, and within the region they are all fighting over that water supply now. professor atry university of texas austin, how and why did you get interested in this area? prof. bsumek: i grew up in salt lake city, my family had settled the region, they were italian and greek immigrants who came to the american southwest around the turn-of-the-century and they settled in a region called where theh, whic

when the st george open. for four decades it was one of the most prestigious hotels on the mediterranean. during the cold war in the one nine hundred fifty s. and sixty's the bar of the cent george was described as a revolving door of information. the british double agent came philby was a regular. he operated on the cover as a foreign journalist and on the thirtieth of january nine hundred sixty three was spotted for the last time at the bar in the senate george before disappearing in beirut and reappearing a few months later in moscow. and . more smart hotels sprang up including the phoenicia even more luxurious than the st george. but when the holiday inn arrived in one nine hundred seventy four it was not only the tallest but also the last to open before the civil war broke out. i remember the experience of the phoenicia and i went to the holiday inn different scales of hotel but both of them pretty luxury hotels the phoenicia was very grand indeed. was a holiday inn but a very upmarket holiday inn so the

when the st george open. for four decades it was one of the most prestigious hotels on the mediterranean. during the cold war in the one nine hundred fifty s. and sixty's the bar of the cent george was described as a revolving door of information. the british double agent can philby was a regular. he operated on the cover as a foreign journalist and on the thirtieth of january nine hundred sixty three was spotted for the last time at the bar in the said george before disappearing in beirut and reappearing a few months later in moscow. and. more smart hotels sprang up including the phoenicia even more luxurious than the st george. but when the holiday inn arrived in one nine hundred seventy four it was not only the tallest but also the last to open before the civil war broke out. i remember the experience of the phoenicia and i went to the holiday inn different scales of hotel but both of them pretty large areas hotels the phoenicia was very grand indeed the holiday inn was a holiday inn but a very upmarket hol

st george's chapel was transformed.ards this was a glitzy group of wedding guests. clooneys and beckhams amongst the most well—known faces. the cast of suits was also invited. the tv show that the bride had worked on for several years. inside the chapel, oprah winfrey and idris elba were there with charity workers, friends of harry and meghan and the royal family. royal trumpeters play. but it was the bride that everyone wanted to see. cheering. with all the guests in place meghan markle was driven through the grounds of the castle to the chapel. bells ring. at midday she emerged into the windsor sunshine, her dress a secret until now. by british designer claire wade kellerfor the french fashion house givenchy. sewn into the veil, flowers from each country of the commonwealth. the minute the bride walked into the chapel was enough to make a pageboy gasp. choirboy sings. at first, she walked alone, accompanied by her pageboys and bridesmaids including prince george and princess charlotte. and then, at the halfway point,

st george's university hospital's nhs trust has been warned that its cardiac surgery unit in tooting higher than average mortality rates and negative hospital culture. the report reveals that hostility between surgeons led to them needing to take part in mediation to try and resolve their issues. st george's hospital's foundation trust said cardiac surgery services had been found safe and that significant progress has been made since the inspection. the grenfell tower disaster has fundamentally changed the capital's firefighters, according one of the brigades senior officers. assistant commissioner richard mills said staff have experienced self—doubt over whether they could have done more. firefighters have also been telling the public inquiry into the fire that killed 72 people lastjune how the brigade has been supporting its staff, since the tragedy. have you ever wondered what gets left behind when a family leaves their home? one ex—council flat inspector has turned his hand to photography to document some of the more surprising and emotional things he came across. there's this lo

rich lee is a ao—year—old cabinet—maker from st george in utah, in the us.this on arm and it basically charges my body. it's like a taser, i can do fun pranks byjust grabbing a door knob waiting for someone to come up and they get electrocuted. i think it's hilarious. he is also a grinder. a bio hacker that does extreme body modification. so i've got a magnet right here in this finger, right on the side and another one on my middle finger right here, on the other side of my hands at that small nfc chip, by the size of a grain of rice right here, i got another nfc chip right here it's about yay big. over here i've got a bio thermchip, and appear at the headphone implants right in my area, this little bit of cartilage in the front of the ear. and i don't know, when i go to a restaurant, i'lljust be messing with that at the table and it always catches peoples eyes and the like wow, how's he doing that? as soon as you get it, you go around the that the world is magnet porn, and you're looking at your microwave and all these different appliances putting out reall

st george's chapel.r not but of course the story is being leaked out. so perhaps the firm is biting back a little bit, who knows. people will think it is very sad if there is a division between the two boys. after what they have been through, yes. division between the two boys. after what they have been through, yesm would be quite sad but yes, fascinating. most unfortunate. let's hope the christmas season of peace and joy spread all around! and we talked about brexit all the way through up to december 25, thank you indeed both of you. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. thank you. goodbye. hello there and welcome to the film review here on bbc news taking us through this week's cinema releases. it is mark kermode. what have you got? very strong week. disobedience.

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george h.w. bush was carried through houston's st.tin's episcopal church this morning for a final public goodbye. ♪ who art in heaven >> reporter: mr. bush's former secretary of state and close friend, james baker, remembered a man willing to listen to advice until he'd heard enough. but standing just a few feet from the casket, mr. baker then painfully bid his close friend and mentor farewell. >> because our glory, george, to was to have had you as our president and as such a friend. >> reporter: george p. bush, jeb bush's son, and the oldest grandchild, remembered the family patriarch. >> george herbert walker bush is the most gracious, most decent, most humble than they will ever know. god bless you, gampy, until we meet again. ♪ amazing grace how sweet the sound ♪ >> reporter: in his homily, family reverend russell levenson jr. invoked the same prayer mr. bush had read at his presidential inauguration in 1989. >> we are given power not to advance our own purposes nor to make a great show in the world, nor name. >> there is but jus

the same day they arrested use of and took him to their base at the st george hotel. the journalist became a shimon agri the french typically french organized a petition. signed petition to get down to the israeli commandos demanding that the use of lazaro be released yes i wasn't surprised he was arrested because they realized this was a communications center and they didn't want it to operate i think the purpose of arresting yourself was to close down the comment of. eight years into the fighting on the night of the thirtieth of august nine hundred eighty three the commodore took a direct hit shattering its eastern side. in the run to a shot in the. middle of the us of. what it feel what the what if is the being of some of the some of the huffing. or whether you're a lot of bull. neal and inexperienced reporters were sometimes unable to handle beirut. and use of office sometimes doubled as a psychiatric unit. as the israeli withdrawal continued into nine hundred eighty three lebanese militias immediately filled that vacuum and vied for control region by region. the

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of the meeting as well as you can see lots of bombers lots of yellow and red pickup only a color st george's cross. as well and to madrid protests are expected to grow throughout the day we'll be keeping a very close eye on the philippines from barcelona. the trump administration has taken another hit the fan secretary james mattis has announced he's stepping down. because you have a right to have a secretary of defense whose views of best are aligned with us on these and other subjects i believe it's right for me to step down from my position james mattis has served in the military for over forty years and has been defense secretary from the start of trump's term he supported the president's calls to strengthen the military but was known to disagree with trump on many points thrown in this week surprised decision to a draw us troops from syria well. seems to have been the last straw for this it also appears to have driven a wedge through the us uk large as well with media establishment figures criticise the move but ordinary americans strongly supporting it with more not aspect here skill u

st. george's hospital with a badly infected left leg because the a and he was full? knowing my constituents can the prime minister tell me how long will that be should the local nhs get its way and move the hospital? >> can i say to the lady, very concerned to hear of the case she has raised. the decision on delivery should be taken by local commissions to assess local needs. what they have been doing is looking at this considerable challenge being faced and options for fee-for-service but these are at the early stage and knowing the honorable lady as i do from past experience when we both sat on the council together i'm sure she will continue to raise concerns of local constituents and i encourage her to do so. >> julian night. >> 34,000 copies of your money matters, free personal finance wing their way to every school in the land. will my right honorable friend join me in saying thank you to the fund? the organization behind it, the a ppg for young people which i share, or the department of education making fantastic resources for young people to happen. >> can i s

st. georges chapel "standby me"? husband and wife. >> this is the moment people have been waiting for. >> there's >>> we end with a look back at one of the most enchanting stories of 2018. steve hartman found it on the > loves to playprincesses. nothing delights her more. imagine the joy when lei la saw one of her favorite characters come to life. >> i just heard her run away from me screaming. she definitely believed it was cinderella. >> as we first reported a couple months ago, her mom says the woman her daughter now believes to be cinderella is actually a heavy equipment operator from western new york named olivia spark. she came to this conclusion after spotting olivia here at akron falls park on her wedding day. she made a bee line. >> don't bother them. they are in the middle of a photo shoot. >> you're used to chasing her around apologizing for her. apolize f her. olivi palong. >> i was many more than happy to be cinderella for that little girl. >> reporter: she talked to her for quite awhile before telling h

the day will be take to honor the late 41-st president george h w bush.those who heard about the closurerushed to the post office the day before to send out their important mail.sot: "so i needed some things to go out so here i am running to the post office to mail them." while procrastinators will just have to wait until thursday. sot: "i have been putting off some things for a couple of weeks that i was going to mail. and now they'll just have to be put it off a little longer i guess." along with post offices...wall street and some banks will also be closed.social security and federal offices across the nation will be closed.and the supreme court will postpone all arguments for the day as well as any votes in congress. you may still see the eagle fly by though... because...the u.s. postal service will still do limited package deliveries, to prevent interruption this busy holiday season.in san francisco ella sogomonian kron 4 news. ( robin )this morning president trump will join all of the living former presidents for a memorial service honoring the life of george h-w bush.former presid

st. george reporting. thank you. arthel: the new jersey division has opened a investigation.ve his dreadlocks cut after a referee told him it was either that or forfeit. joanne from our fox 29 in philadelphia has more. reporter: there is a firestorm of comments on social media. after the twitter video of andrew johnson's haircut was viewed several million times. the teenagers mother said the family does not want to talk about it. but everyone else is weighing in on it. this is the viral video of the high school wrestler, andrew johnson, just before his match this week. the teenager according to school officials, was told that his hair length and headgear did not comply with the rules and he was given the choice to cut his dreadlocks or forfeit his match. >> is a travesty at the end of the day. it doesn't make no sense. >> put them on the spot. either cut your hair or wrestle. >> there is widespread criticism on the referee for making the call as was criticism of the coaching staff for allowing the trainer to cut his dreadlocks. but school officials say the andrew made the dec

culpepper county, stafford county fredericksburg, most of southern maryland, parts of prince george's, charles county, st. mary's county. if you're in the areas of red, you could have issues eowly tomomorning. just know that, getting up and door ng out the front tomorrow. you may need the ice scraper, i saw some frost on some of the cars here in northwest d.c. today. so, you may need the ice scraper early tomorrow morning. now, tomorrow afternoon, not as today, we saw a high of 41, 42. tomorrow, we get to 44. tw degrees warmer than that. going to be amazing. amazing. a frigid start, but mostly sunny skies. yeah, another chilly day. we'll need the coats again. and this kind of weather is going to last the rest of the week. 44 on your wednesday. 46 on thursday. rain late on friday. and this is going to be another big storm, guys. we're talkingbo one to two inches of rain, 53 degrees on friday.e' so, you know on the warmer side there. rain again on saturday. a high of 52.

st. george street. i they were told in this was directed to all persons of japanese ancestry in los angeles on may 3, and they were to be evacuated six days later at noon. that six days to wrap up their to the churchport in downtown l.a.. it is a common phrase in the japanese community, only what we could carry. that was essentially what they were relegated to. notice the bottom one, no pets. breaks my heart because i am a dog lover. -- exhibitexhibitor and they talk about the heartbreak a lot of the kids had because they had to lose -- leave their pets behind. i spent five years as emergency preparedness coordinator preparing for disasters and are earthquakes and floods, and we would study events in other jurisdictions for the lessons we can learn. if you recollect, there are famous photographs from hurricane katrina showing people on the roofs with nine feet of floodwater sitting on the roof with their dog because the fema authorities would not let them take their pets with them so they declined to be

the same day they arrested use of and took him to their base at the st george hotel. the journalists became dreaming agri the french typically french organized a petition. signed petition to get down to the israeli commandos demanding that the use of lazaro be released yes i wasn't surprised he was arrested because they realized this was a communications center and they didn't want it to operate i think the purpose of arresting yourself was to close down the comment of. eight years into the fighting on the night of the thirtieth of august nine hundred eighty three the commodore took a direct hit shattering its eastern side. of the run to a shadowy. middle of the us of. what it feel what the what if is the means of of that some of the huffing agenda or whether you're a lot of bush. knew and inexperienced reporters were sometimes unable to handle beirut. and use of office sometimes doubled as a psychiatric unit. as the israeli withdrawal continued into nine hundred eighty three lebanese militias immediately filled that vacuum and vied for control region by region. the c

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honour and a privilege" to lead the fa, who have credited him with creating the "culture around st george'srecedented period of success." but his time in charge has been marked with controversy as well as achievement. there has been a great success on many levels, he was also influential at reorganising the fixture schedule to bring about a winter break which will come into force next week. he oversaw a record investment into women's football, increasing the diversity in terms of women's representation and representation. some good things there, but negative as well. we had huge controversy over his short rain in charge of the national team, mark sampson being fired in charge of the women's team and the windley, he supported, it didn't go through so it the next back. also stepping down is steve hansen the all blacks coach. he's just announced he'll leave the job after next year's world cup by that point it'll be 15 years with new zealand, who he originallyjoined as assistant coach under graham henry. they won the 2011 world cup together... after which hansen took over, and they became the f

honour and a privilege" to lead the fa, who have credited him with creating the "culture around st george'secedented period of success." but his time in charge has been marked with controversy as well as achievement... there has been great success on the pitch, at youth level, at senior level, for the men and the women. he was also influential in reorganising the fixture schedule to bring about a winter break, which will come into force next season. he oversaw record investment into women's football show he has increased the diversity within the fa, in terms of women's representation in staff roles, and also be a ma representation. so some good things there but also some negative things as well. huge controversy negative things as well. huge co ntrove rsy over negative things as well. huge controversy over sam alla rdyce's short reign in charge of the national team, mark samsung being sacked in charge of the women's team, and also the sale of wembley. he supported it, it didn't go through, so a mixed bag. celtic striker leigh griffiths sez he is doing everything he can to return to football

george h.w. bush in houston, texas. family members and invited guests gathered at st. martin's church where george and barbara bush worshipped. u.s. and world leaders have been paying tribute to mr. bush since his passing last week after a lifetime of military and public service. the 41st president is being called the last great soldier statesman. >> we're here today in the house of the loord to say -- lord to say good-bye to a man of great faith and great integrity. a truly beautiful human being. >> reporter: people in houston have great affection for the bush family. >> they put a spotlight on the city of houston and was an 41 was a good man. >> reporter: overnight, houstons filed through the church to say good-bye. the casket carrying the remains of mr. bush was flown to texas wednesday following an emotional state funeral in washington dc. >> the best father a son or daughter could have. >> reporter: mola lenghi, cbs news, houston approximate of and a train -- houston. >>> and a train is carrying the remains to college station, texas. people are lined up along the r

st. george's choir "stand by me". >> i now proclaim that they are husband and wife. >> this is the momentook at all that has happened this year in 2018. >> i don't know who was happier that day at the wedding, the bride or you. >> or me. >> gayle brings happiness wherever she goes. >> i just love, love. i do. i love a great love story. however it comes, wherever it comes. >> we always think about a year where we say the days are long, the years are short, right? and that's what this year looked like. but there's more bringing you the news everyday, of course, is our privilege. and we often have a lot of fun when we're doing it. up next, we' ♪ whoa! the mercedes-benz winter event is back and you won't want to stop for anything else. [ barks ] ho! lease the c 300 sport sedan for $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> it really is our honor and privilege, i think, to bring you the news everyday here on "cbs this morning." and we have had a ton of fun. people behind the scenes, us at the table, there's tony, andrew, devin, there's jared. there

george h.w. bush to joint base andrews. then he will be flown to houston, texas, where he will lay in repose at st. n's episcopal church. interred at the george h.w. bush presidential library and museum. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is bloomberg markets. we are still awaiting the arrival of george h.w. bush's casket at joint base andrews. we saw people honoring the life and legacy of the 41st president of the united states at the national cathedral in washington . he will be arriving here at joint base andrews where he will be flown to ellington field, houston, texas. you can see the funeral procession right now coming into joint base andrews. we are also expecting the bush family to arrive as well, where they will have a separate ceremony there at joint base andrews. the casket carrying the 41st president of the united states now arriving at joint base sanders in maryland -- joint maryland.ws in he will be flown to ellington field, houston, maryland. he will be flown to ellington field, houston, texas. he will lie in repose at st. maarten's episcopal church. and then he will be interred later o

george's st of princ county is looking good this morning. more news, weather, and traffic comi up in just a minute.ng >>> all right. you nest, how often do check your cell phone while you're driving? >> a lot, but only at red lights. >> right, not while you're driving. >> never moving. for leaders in virginia, they say it's happening way too often. hing a campaigu to get drivers to focus. >> news 4 transportation reporter adam tuss went to get a better picture of what drivers are seeing on the roads. >> reporr: distracted driving, we see it over and over again. drivers constantly taking their eyes off the road and then rolling along witho looking. >> terrible. horrible. >> reporter: driver allison crane says she sees people on the phone all theime. as for her, her cell phone stays in her back. >> it's like a toy. have one, but it's in here until i get home. >> reporter: virginia roadway fatalities are up 20%, and the state says it's had enough of distraction. >> the governor has tasked us with a vital mission, rucing highway deaths>> reporte

st. george's park.at charlton athletic and fulham amongst others and was in the backroom staff of former england boss kevin keegan. reed replaces dan ashworth who will begin working with brighton in the spring. the chief executive of the england and wales cricket board says he hopes hosting next year's world cup could inspire people to play the sport. england host the men's tournament for the first time since 1999, before a summer ashes series against australia. tom harrison believes it could give the sport an opportunity to engage with a new audience. it isa it is a once in a generation opportunity. i stand it is a once in a generation opportunity. istand here it is a once in a generation opportunity. i stand here as a kind of giddy with excitement about 2019 and thejob of giddy with excitement about 2019 and the job that i of giddy with excitement about 2019 and thejob that i do of giddy with excitement about 2019 and the job that i do and the opportunities it brings, to do what we are here to do, whi

st. george's chapel. >> the british press isor notorious building people up and tearing them down. >> reporter duke and duchess of cambridge password at an event with the queen last night. kate wearing a tiara from princess diana. reports say kate and megn are less than close. >> meghan and kate are two very different people, very different backgrounds, and they both come into the royal family which is quite a difficult situation to go into. >> reporter: this week former first lady michelle obama in london. unconfirmed reports saying she met u with meghan. the first lady asked what advice she would ge. like me, meghan probably never dreamt she'd have a life like this. the pressure you feel from yourself and others can feel like a lot. so my biggest piece of adv te would b take some time and don't be in a hurry to do anythingo there isch opportunity to do good with a platform like that, and i think meghan can maximize her impact if she is doingomething that resonates with her personally. and surely thing are getting a little out of control when piers morgan is attacking meghan when met her only

st. peter the apostle, george, then who is it? >> it may be a simple case of mistaken identity. 304. so it may well be a relic of st. peter, just not st. peter the apostle. >> well, that would certainly fit with the date. >> however, this doesn't get us any closer to resolving the great mystery of whether st. peter actually visited rome or what the status of the vatican bones is. >> exactly. >> for that we need to actually go and sample that material. >> but with no access to the bones found beneath the vatican, it's impossible to say definitively if peter really came to rome. for many, it remains a historical mystery. >> it's not impossible that peter did make the journey to rome. but there's not enough early evidence to suggest that he did. >> for christianity, peter's presence in rome is ultimately not very important. what is important for christianity is that the message of jesus did get to rome, to the heart of the empire, and from there went out to the world. >> peter's a key figure that lots of people love. he links jesus with the mission of the early church, so he's that

the day will be take to honor the late 41-st president george h w bush.those who heard about the closure rushed to the post office the day before to send out their important mail.sot: "so i needed some things to go out so here i am running to the post office to mail them." while procrastinators will just have to wait until thursday. sot: "i have been putting off some things for a couple of weeks that i was going to mail. and now they'll just have to be put it off a little longer i guess." along with post offices...wall street and some banks will also be closed.social security and federal offices across the nation will be closed.and the supreme court will postpone all arguments for the day as well as any votes in congress. the u.s. postal service will still do limited package deliveries, to prevent interruption this busy holiday season.live in san francisco ella sogomonian kron 4 news. and kron 4 will carry the president's memorial service uninterrupted tomorrow morning. it begins at 8 a-m .. but we will have extended coverage on the kron 4 morning news starting at 4 a- m. coming up at ei

the day will be take to honor the late 41-st president george h w bush.those who heard about the closure rushed to the post office the day before to send out their important mail.sot: "so i needed some things to go out so here i am running to the post office to mail them." while procrastinators will just have to wait til thursday. sot: "i have been putting off some things for a couple of weeks that i was going to mail. and now they'll just have to be put it off a little longer i guess." along with post offices...wall street and some banks will also be closed.social security and federal offices across the nation will be closed.and the supreme court will postpone all arguments for the day as well as any votes in congress. you may still see the eagle fly by though... because...the u.s. postal service will still do limited package deliveries, to prevent interruption this busy holiday season.in san francisco ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (grant)(grant) and kron-4 will carry the president's memorial service uninterrupted on the kron-4 morning news. it begins at 8-am on wednesday. 8-am on wednes

the day will be take to honor the late 41-st president george h w bush.those who heard about the closure rushed to the post office the day before to send out their important mail.sot: "so i needed some things to go out so here i am running to the post office to mail them." while procrastinators will just have to wait until thursday. sot: "i have been putting off some things for a couple of weeks that i was going to mail. and now they'll just have to be put it off a little longer i guess." along with post offices...wall street and some banks will also be closed.social security and federal offices across the nation will be closed.and the supreme court will postpone all arguments for the day as well as any votes in congress. you may still see the eagle fly by though... because...the u.s. postal service will still do limited package deliveries, to prevent interruption this busy holiday season.in san francisco ella sogomonian kron 4 news. carry the president's memorial service uninterrupted tomorrow morning. it begins at 8 a-m but we will have extended coverage on the kron 4 morning news star

st. martin episcopal church where george herbert walker bush will lie in repose until 6:00.e are asking people to drive to a nearby church and walk through security and board buses and brought here. that has been an important thing for many people in the community to do. the bush family attended the church for years. they are familiar places in the neighborhood and church. their home is not far from this location over my shoulder. it is important for the community to pay respects to president bush. at 10:00 a.m. central time is when the second funeral will take place. we are expecting to hear from president bush's grandson and his former secretary of state james baker. we will follow the developments all morning. dave and christine. >> thank you, jessica. as president bush and his family were a strong presence throughout houston, it is no surprise thousands of mourners lined up, some waiting more than ten hours to pay respects. >> i'm happy i came. i would have spent town hours waiting in line. >> george bush was our president. >> washington was where the late president buil

and the train that is painted t it is a very emotional moment as george bush leaves st. d of course, their 3-year-old child robin reunited in death as in life. and turning now to breaking news from wall street. where tonight mair continday th continues. there are trade concerns about china, and surprising arrest in canada. msnbc's ali velshi is joining me now. can you give us context? >> yes, i will give you context and earlier today the s&p and the dow were in a correction territory and 10% drop from the highs, and one piece of context that is important is that the market low began in 2009 and marchth, the end of the last recession and the bottom of the market, and this is your investments over time if you have held them in the markets, and that is not bad, but what i want to concentrate on is this right here, this last year, and let me bring it to you here. this last year has been choppy in the markets and we hit highs in september, and now down here, and look at this remarkable volatility. this is not normal in a world where there are not exogenous shocks, and now ther

george h.w. bush continues this morning with a funeral service at st. martin's episcopal church in houston. that service expected to start at 11:00 a.m. eastern followed by the burial ceremony at the george bush presidential library in college station. we take you to st. maarten's in texas. [music playing] [music playing] [music playing] [music playing [music playing] [music playing] [music playing] [music playing] noise]t room ♪ [music playing] andannt room noise] him and yo ♪ [music playing] [ambient room noise] ♪ [music playing] [ambient room noise] [ambient room noise] ♪ [music playing] ♪ ♪ [music playing] [ambient room noise] ♪ [music playing] [ambient room noise] ♪ [music playing] [ambient room noise] ♪ [music playing] [ambient room noise] ♪ [music playing] [ambient room noise] ♪ [music playing] [ambient room noise] ♪ [music playing] [ambient room noise] ♪ [music playing] [ambient room noise] ♪ [music playing] [ambient room noise] ♪ [music playing] [ambient room noise] ♪ [music playing] [ambient room noise] >> we are honored to welcome you to st. martin's episcopal church. in a few min

let's get to a live look in houston where mourners are paying their respects to george hw bush at st.piscopo church. rob: he will be laid to rest today after an emotional state funeral on wednesday. former president george w. bush choked up, in tears, giving his father's eulogy. rick leventhal is live with the final farewell to bush 41. >> reporter: good morning, a remarkable site, it is 4:00 am local time and the line nonstop, 7:45 last night, people filing to the church. you can see the line stretching to the street where buses have been dropping these folks off. some have waited up to two hours to get here and get inside this beautiful church a few blocks from the bush family home. they file through, they see the former president lying in repose and go out the other side and go back to a nearby church parking lot. that is the system that has been set up that will continue until 7:00 local time, the funeral service begins at 10:00 local, 11 eastern, it will include performances from the oak ridge boys and reba mcintyre. there will be eulogies. james baker and george p bush, one of t