chapel. marriage was the one in st george's chael. : :, :,, marriage was the one in st george's chaelel. nicholas witchell, many thanks. the green party has launched its local election campaign today, promising a �*green recovery�* from the pandemic the last local elections in 2019 saw the partry more than double their number of councillors, and its co—leader, jonathan bartley says our emergence from the covid crisis offers new hope for a greener, �*more caring' future. during the lockdown all of us and got glimpse that something different was possible, in tragic circumstances, we realised that you could take cars off the road. you could pay people's wages. businesses, if they were supported properly, could transition and operate in different ways. you know, the formula 1 racing team coming forward and saying we can make ventilators. now many, many people suddenly realising that a different way of living, a different way of working, is possible. the bbc�*s china correspondent john sudworth has had to relocate from beijing to taiwan, following pressure and threats from the chinese auth

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st. george.ic and anger over presidential politics is fueling something, out here, that should not be ignored. >> people, like ammon bundy, they're opportunists. you know? whether he is trying to gratify his ego, he's definitely playing on people's fear. and, of course, that's a dangerous thing. >> reporter: so, would it surprise you, then, if the next one of these insurrections is, you know, building in the hills of southern utah? >> it wouldn't surprise me because, unfortunately, this happens. there is those charismatic people that come along. and at some point, as -- as a -- as a nation, people have to become more informed, and look at things, for themselves. and -- and stop looking to one or two or a few people, to -- to have all the answers. >> reporter: bundy showed us a tracker on the people's rights app that registered more than 51,000 members. southern poverty law center, which tracks extremist groups, lists people's rights membership at around 20,000. but both bundy and his critics agre

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st. george's chapel, and they saw the couple sign the register.he part of a wedding that makes a marriage official. as well as confusion, it's caused some consternation. following the interview, some tweets called the royal wedding a fake. others said the couple should refund the taxpayers, who paid the royal wedding security bill. >> this wasn't a legal ceremony. this was just a way for the couple to actually remember their vows and the blessing that they took from the archbishop. i think both are feeling quite nervous that they wouldn't really remember a second of the big day, which of course went out in front of millions. so this was just a personal touch for them. it carries no legal significance. it doesn't change world record, but it was something that they could keep just to themselves much like their engagement, which also happened months earlier than when it was announced to the world. >> reporter: the fallout from the interview is going to continue for many weeks to come. i mean particularly in terms of some issues raised on mental healt

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st. george's chapel and they saw the couple sign the register. a marriage official. as well as confusion, it has caused some consternation. some called the royal wedding a fake, others said that the couple should refund the taxpayers who paid the securities bill. >> this was just a way for the couple to actually remember their vows and the blessing that they had from the archbishop. i think both have been nervous that they wouldn't really remember a second of the big day which of course went out in front of millions. so this was just a personal touch for them. it carries no legal significance, it doesn't change royal record. but it was something that they could keep just to themselves. much like their engagement which happens months earlier than it was announced to the world. >> reporter: ultimately the royal wedding was a spectacular occasion and the whole world got to celebrate the union. whether or not they were married a few days before. i'm not sure that we'll ever have a sort of, i don't know, a decisive answer on that. now, other bombshell

medics at st george's hospital in tooting were among those who dealt with the unprecedented challengesith temperatures at best largely low double figures. overnight tonight, we have still got belts of clouds moving their way towards us. through the day tomorrow, a weak weather front moving in. so we'll start tomorrow morning with an awful lot of cloud around. not quite as chilly a start as this morning. in the middle part of the day tomorrow, we are likely to see a splash of rain from the cloud. it clears up tomorrow night into thursday. thursday should be a drier day. we might even see a bit more in the way of sunshine on thursday. but you can see here the temperatures really fall away on friday. it will be windy and cool in feel before temperatures bounce back at the weekend. just before we go, if you head over to the bbc london website, londoners have been telling us in their own words how the last 12 months has affected them. do have a look. that's it for now. i'll be backjust after nine. now though it's back to breakfast. hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and dan walker.

st. george's prep school on newport, rhode island, one of the most elite prep schools in the country.ilitary, but they look and feel a sense of scorn for the kind of snarky comments he made. i think it's really that simple. >> a.b., it's a pretty high bar for us to cover anything that mr. carlson says. but i think it's important, when you walk around and you see people screaming at people wearing masks in grocery stores and you see, we covered hate crimes against asian-americans in the last hour, words have consequences. and hatred, hatred and disdain and intolerance directed toward women will have consequences. and i wonder, and i'm not going to ask you where republicans are because we know, right, they're gone, they're awol, but i wonder what responsibility the network has, that network has, to do something about misogynistic comments that may put women in danger. >> well, nicolle, tucker did not rise to be their greatest ratings star because he was being nice. i mean, he's one of the smartest anchors on television and knows that those comments were going to offend people. to say ab

the marriage was in st george�*s chapel.was marrying into? if she could get this wrong, may she have misunderstood other aspects of it? i am sure the archbishop didn�*t want to talk about it, he was asked about it in the context of an interview with an italian newspaper. but it had been established at the time this claim emerged in the oprah interview, that it could not be correct, you cannotjust marry somebody in the presence of a priest, never mind who the priest is, albeit it is the archbishop of canterbury. that does not make it legal. and the archbishop, when asked by the newspaper, was at pains to point that out. the underlying issue that it draws attention to is the extent to which meghan may have misunderstood events and just been getting them wrong and telling an inaccurate version of actually what did occur. the metropolitan police commissioner, cressida dick, has told the bbc she feels people in responsible positions should "stop and think" before passing judgement on actions taken by the force. yesterday, a repor

st. george and special operator. their respect for freedom and human rights makes them a leader in the region. mr. secretary, there have been a lot of questions about the situation with china, so i won't ask those, although i have many. i have two questions, though. i'm going to ask them both, then give you the rest of my time. if you could comment on the biden administration's vision for latin america, our partners down there. and if you could also on iran, sir, just -- it's concerning to me that only a few days after an iranian-backed militia killed an american in erbil, the administration is talking about re-engaging on jcpoa. then there are more rocket attacks. i'd love to know if you guys are dropping sanctions or terrorist designations for any iranian proxies. so latin america, and comments on dropping designations of iranian prox says. >> i appreciate both questions. i'll try to be quick. i think the idea you just mentioned on latin america is a really interesting one. it's something we should look at. i just

george. now, celebrations for st patrick's day were a little muted given the lockdown, but that didn't stop mps she speaks welsh. asylum—seekers will. .. can i say to the honourable lady, no, let'sjust stop. i don't mind the beginning, but to now start extending the sentence in welsh does go against the rules of the house. the first was in irish, the second was in welsh and it was wishing everybody a happy... can ijust say i have no arguments in it whatsoever. but unfortunately, the house make the rules. i'm only here to ensure the rules are kept. thank you. lizz saville roberts having the last word in several languages, including the language of heaven. that was the week in parliament. thank you for watching. don't forget tojoin alicia mccarthy on bbc parliament at 11 o'clock on monday evening for the latest from the commons and the lords. but from me, david cornock... he speaks welsh. hello there. most parts of the country are going to have a dry day on sunday with some sunshine at times. on saturday, the sunshine was focused more across eastern scotland and the north—east of england, and tem

george. now, celebrations for st patrick's day were a little muted given the lockdown, but that didn't stop mps speaker to do so. speaking irish. speaking welsh. asylum—seekers. .. can ijust say to the honourable lady... no, let'sjust stop. i don't mind the beginning, but to now start extending this sentence in welsh does go against the rules of the house. ms saville— roberts. the first was in irish, the second was in welsh, and it was just wishing everybody a happy... can ijust say i have no arguments in it whatsoever, but unfortunately the house made the rules. i'm only here to ensure the rules are kept. ms saville— roberts. thank you. speaking welsh. liz saville—roberts having having the last word in several languages, including the language of heaven. that was the week in parliament. thank you for watching. don't forget tojoin alicia mccarthy on bbc parliament at 11pm on monday evening for the latest from the commons and the lords. but from me, david cornock, hwyl am y tro. hello there. we saw plenty of sunshine across scotland on thursday. that pushed temperatures up to 19 celsius in edinb

interest that oprah winfrey was right up in there in one of their best seats right up at the front of st george'supset. i think her point though is that the story - they were both upset. i think her| point though is that the story was told incorrectly and has been repeated over and over again and has not been corrected from meghan's viewpoint. do you think the tabloid press has got something to answer for in their vilification of megan? i wouldn't say vilification. the media never gets things entirely right. the british press is rough and tough and certainly with hollywood a and b and c listers around the world are used to. it's a tough environment. it's always been the case with the royal family. i'm not going to sit here and say that we are beyond reproach, but a lot of us are going to be asking an awful lot of questions as a result of this interview. would being invited to. you can't put a lot of these statements out into the public domain and let them sit there without the media, very rightly, going into the details. they were saying they were cut up financially, when everybody knows a year a

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[ chanting "justice" ] >>> overnight, demonstrators takithe st minneapolis demanding justice for georgefter a dramatic first day in the trial of former police officer derek chauvin. >> you will learn what happened in that 9 minutes and 29 seconds. >> the never-before-seen video prosecutors used to make their case. many of the bystanders now serving as witnesses. the 911 dispatcher's testimony saying she watched the whole incident on a live feed and called for help. the mixed martial artist who pleaded with chauvin to stop what he saw as a deadly maneuver. >> like a fish in a bag. you saw his eyes slowly pale out and slowly roll to the back of his eyes.

professor asma khalil, professor of maternal foetal medicine at st george's hospital, who studies twining said that, the most recent trend _ having said that, the most recent trend is— having said that, the most recent trend is twin births are on the decline — trend is twin births are on the decline. that is because... between 2014 and _ decline. that is because... between 2014 and 2018 there has been a 4% reduction _ 2014 and 2018 there has been a 4% reduction in the number of twins in the united — reduction in the number of twins in the united states. we have seen the same _ the united states. we have seen the same trend — the united states. we have seen the same trend in the uk. according to the office — same trend in the uk. according to the office for national statistics, in 2019. — the office for national statistics, in 2019, there are approximately 9500 _ in 2019, there are approximately 9500 twin births in the uk. john and edward, 9500 twin births in the uk. john and edward. those _ 9500 twin births in the uk. john and edward, those are _ 9500 twin births in the uk. john and ed

st. paul, we've started this work far before the murder of george floyd, because we know this is unsurprising. we know we will see another one of these videos somewhere in our country, unless we take a different route soon. that's why we've revised our force policies and rewritten the way our k-9 community engages with our community. we've expanded our divisions. right now, we are working through a fairly large community task force to build alternative 9/11 responses so that when the more effective response is social worker or mental health counsellor or emergency housing. we have a 911 system capable of doing all of those things. >> mayor, i want to thank you for coming on "new day." this will be a long trial. the odds of the nation will be on your city and the city across the river. we wish you well. >> thank you very much. >>> okay. new this morning, a congressional delegation traveled to atlanta to visit the site of last month's deadly spa shooting. they want to see for themselves, the journey the suspect took to the three spas that were attacked. they also met with two families of the vi

george floyd. watching on a knife-edge is st.n growing since 2014, when michael brown, an unarmed black teen, was shot dead by a white cop in a nearby suburb. st. louis has one of the highest rates of police shootings in the country, and black mistrust of police runs deep. so, when an african american woman won the top prosecutor's job, first in 2016, and again this past november, many hoped for change. kim gardner, a democrat in a red state, promised to hold police to account. instead, she has run into relentless opposition from the police union and its powerful allies. we went to st. louis to find out what happens when a reformer takes on the status quo. >> kim gardner: we as law enforcement have to hear the cries for help in the community and deliver. and that's why i'm not going to back down. that's why i'm not going to kiss the ring of the status quo to keep it a certain way. >> whitaker: inside the old st. louis courthouse, where enslaved african americans once sued for their freedom, kim gardner felt the weight of expectat

st. patrick's church in wilmington. he also sat down with george stephanopoulus. joe biden said among other things that vladimir putin will "pay a price" for russia's interference in our last two elections. it's interesting. when joe biden says someone will pay a price, he means he'll impose sanctions or freeze bank accounts. when putin says someone will pay a price, they're eating a plutonium-and-cheese mcmuffin. [ laughter ] the director of national intelligence issued a report yesterday that says russia actively worked to meddle in our election again. according to the report, russia's mission in 2020 was "denigrating president biden's candidacy and the democratic party, supporting donald trump, undermining public confidence in the electoral process, and exacerbating sociopolitical divisions in the u.s." well, not according to rudy giuliani they didn't. [ laughter ] who do they think we're gonna believe, these national "intelligence" clowns or america's mayor?74>z [ laughter ] a man who loves this country so much, he dyes his hair with chocolate syrup, and shout

host: this is george from st. louis, missouri. independent line.ler: to get rid of the filibuster entirely could be destabilizing in that you could have a situation where the change of administration and everything slips and he resend all the laws of the previous administration. there could be instability. a majority should rule more than it does. i would favor a weakening of the filibuster without totally eliminating it. you could put the burden on the minority to stop something whereas the burden is on the majority to get those 60 votes. at one time in the past, you had to get two thirds of the senators that were present at the time to pass something which put more burden on the minority that have people there. i don't know enough to know exactly what should be changed. i just feel like the filibuster should be weakened so that more of a burden is on the minority. host: president biden in an interview called for a "talking filibuster." a user asked this question, should be rules changed to require a talking filibuster? first of all, what is a tal

also living in the metropolitan minneapolis st paul area for the last 10 months is palpable and the world needs now the implants there the killing of george floyd has had on the citizens of minneapolis minnesota. mentioned there that one of the jurors had to ask for a quick break what else did you hear and see today that that struck you particular . what strikes me is you get the perspective of someone who was a witness are when crimes happen and there's no one there to guinea pig now and smell to what they saw and what you have in ers is people who are able to come forward in say i was gay or in guess is what it looked like and i spoke up and i said that it looks wrong and there was a number of spots you had to keep the line their citizens called 911 on location each is calling the police on the police until a different occasions in less than 10 minutes and that. that is harris professor of american studies at macalester college in minnesota and author of the book justice for george floyd that madame thank you for sharing your views with us thank you thank you so much for having me. or will take us back to that trial in minneapolis as so

st. thomas. her new article for b.e.t. is titled, "a guilty verdict for derek chauvin is the only justice acceptable for george floyd."ou so much for joining us. you are so often out in the streets, but pain serious attention to the opening arguments. can you respond to both the prosecution and one of the things they did was play the entire 929, nine minutes and 29 seconds of derek chauvin with his knee on the neck of george floyd, then went onto to their opening arguments. your response. >> i thought the prosecution did a great job laying out the scene of what actually happened that day, as well as showing the bystander video. it was very difficult to watch. i'm sure it had an impact on the jurors, hearing the voice of george floyd, nrly 30 times saying i can't breathe, calling for his mom. i'm glad they had such anmpact in the beginning. i think they laid out their theory of the case. they are going to talk about how the actions of derek chauvin played the most critical role in cutting out the air supply to george floyd and the causing cardiopulmonary arrest. in terms of the defense strategy, was dismayed to see the

st. paul and millions of people across this country are awaiting opening arguments in the trial of former police officer derek chauvin. they are set for tomorrow, more than 10 months after the death of george floyd. cbs's jamie yuccas is there. >> nearly a year after george floyd died people are still demanding justice, and the city city is once again in the spotlight. >> all right, we have 15. >> it took 11 days to pick 12 jurors and three alternates. there are nine women and six men. of those nine are white. four are black, and two identify as multiracial. it is a surprisingly diverse panel for a county that is about 75% white. >> floyd's death sparked protests here that spread across the country and the world. most were peaceful but minneapolis still bears the scars of the looting and destruction. the area around the courthouse is fortified with fences, razor wire and national guard soldiers. during jury selection the city settled a lawsuit filed by floyd's family for $27 million. >> this is a message that the unjust taking of a black life will no longer be written off as trivial. >> the defense asked for the trial to be moved and delayed but judge peter cahill ruled the trial would go

he received his jd from george washington university of law and ba from washington university in st. louis paid mr. yankee were recognized for five minutes. >> you very much. thank you, mr. chairman and thank you to the ranking member and the other members on the committee. we really appreciate the opportunity to testify before all of you today. ... that have been affected during this past year. for a year now, the covid-19 pandemic affecting all of us as well as this virus of racism. asian americans like all americans have suffered the economic and health but at the same time asian americans have been at the front line as essential workers, grocery stores, delivery trucks, custodial services and health professions. unfortunately, asian americans have been fighting the fires of racism. we struggled for visibility and equity and now the communities are faced with additional physical and mental harm that is rising out of the covid-19 pandemic. there's a tremendous increase as the number of. a report from last year confirmed what the data shows that a majority of asian americans faces m

st. michael's public library in maryland and there we met with some of the family and opened a brown paper bag and said this belonged to my uncle george. after seeing all the places that he had driven from 1929 to 1962 and reading the quote that he had in scribed at the bottom of the map, of all the sciences geography finds its origins and action, and what is more adventurous action. we knew we were ready for a grand adventure as we learned more about the life and the work of george alexander grant. george grant was born in milton, pennsylvania, in 1891, and he grew up in nearby sunberry, pennsylvania. he loved watching the boats on the susquehanna river and the trains traveling the rails through town. he dreamed of experiencing faraway adventures one day. he was not an especially good student, but he was always working with his hands. after high school, he went to work for several factories. he ended up at the roy croft community in new york. the center of the american arts and crafts movement of the early 20th century. there he developed his artistic eye and became a master craftsman and metalsmith. these are some objects that the f

st. paul and millions of people across the country are awaiting opening arguments in the trial of former police officer derek chauvin, they are set for tomorrow, more thaen months after the death of george floyd. >> nearly year after george floyd died, people in minneapolis are still demanding justice and the city is in the spotlight. >> all right, we have 15. >> reporter: it took 11 days to pick 12 jurors and three alternates. there's nine women and six men. of those, nine are whites, four are blacks and two identify as multi-racial. >>> it's a surprisingly diverse panel for a county that is about 75% white. floyd's death sparked protests here that spread across the country and the world. most were peaceful. but minneapolis still bears the scars of the looting and construction. the area around the courthouse isfortified, during jury selection, the city settled a lawsuit by floyd's family for $27 million. >> this is a message that the unjust taking of a black life will no longer be written off as trivial. >> reporter: the defense asked for the trial to be moved and delayed the judge ruled it would go on as planned the judge reenstated a third degree murder charge, giving the prosecutors

enough, the george floyd square where there's been multiple shootings including a homicide last week and a pregnant woman shot last summer. bret. >> bret: matt, thank you. president biden is marking stday by recommitting the u.s. to the good friday agreement, which helped end violence that had raged for three decades over the issue of northern ireland unifying with ireland or remaining part of the united kingdom. the president held a virtual meeting with ireland's prime minister and promised a special celebration. >> president biden: tonight, i would shoot -- hope you will be able to see at least remotely, we are going to light up the white house in green and we -- to celebrate the deep, deep affection that we americans have, particularly irish-americans have for ireland and the people of ireland. >> bret: the irish leader resenting the president with an engraved bowl of shamrocks, a tradition that began in 1952. still ahead, the bike no administration gets ready for its first face-to-face with chinese officials. up next, the effort to throw california's democratic governor out of office. >> it's about the people and the people have a grape with gavin newsom and his elections, who k

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he received his jd from george washington university school of law and his ba from washington university in st. louis read mr. yang, your mechanized for five minutes. ... and thank you to the ranking member and the other members on the committee. we really appreciate the opportunity to testify before all of you today. ... why we are here today. >> when i agree to testify at this hearing from no one could have imagined this two days after horrific shooting and i want to take a moment to recognize and honor the victims and their families and the suffering they are going through in this moment and remember the event the community and the local communitieses affected during this past year. for a year now, each of us had to viruses, covid pandemic as well as the virus. asian americans like all american economic health but at the same time asian americans have been at the front of essential workers, and grocery stores, delivery as well as health professionals. unfortunately, each has been fighting a second virus, the virus of racism. we've long troubled for an equity now our communities are faced wi

st a moment. >>> the trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin is set to begin today in minneapolis. chauvin faces second-degree murder, third-degree murder, and manslaughter charges in georgewill argue chauvin's restraint of floyd for about nine minutes was a substantial cause of his loss of consciousness. and ultimately, his death. meanwhile, the defense is expected to present evidence that suggests floyd could have died from several health conditions and his use of drugs. they may also bring up floyd's previous arrest in may of 2019, as part of their case. reverend al, what are you thinking so far as you're hearing as to what the defense is going to put forward in the man who died because he couldn't breathe, because somebody was kneeling on his neck? >> well, i'm in minneapolis and we'll be going with the family to the opening arguments. i was the eulogist at george floyd's funerals, both here in minneapolis and in houston. and one of the things that the family has been told is that the prosecution will raise the fact that if, in fact, the officer held his knee on the neck of george floyd for eight minutes and 46 seconds, at some point, even if an officer was reacting o