prince al-waleed: for sure.th james and we exchanged text and talked.adam lanza talk with rupert murdoch today also. -- and i will talk with rupert murdoch today also. erik: can you share with us anything about what james told you? prince al-waleed: discussion between us is very ceremony obviously. james has been implanted at fox for a long time, so he is not a newcomer. we were only establishing the situation where james is now running the show. i just congratulated him and we greeted -- agreed to meet the summer. olivia: you were an early investor in twitter and major shareholder in twitter. who would you like to see the place that cost low -- d cost ick costolo? prince al-waleed: i know him very well and i know jack dorsey very well. the fact that he is taking the reins is that he was the founder of the company and he knows it very well upside down and inside out. i think the fact that jack dorsey is now going to run the show on a conditional basis gives them the ability to continue until a new ceo is found f

here with the song "the girls on drugs," wale!, clap, clap, clap, clap, clap, clap, clap, clap, clap, clap, clap ♪ ♪ do you know what type of women i been dealin' with ♪ do you know what type woman i been dealin' with ♪ ♪ get a grip ♪ ♪ give me a real woman ♪ girls on drugs ♪ ♪ ♪ and she don't get ♪ she the first spot of handful ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, my god ♪ i'm on a -- ♪ politicians ♪ my position ♪ hard to feel alive when you feelin' dead inside ♪ ♪ let me tell you about the woman that i'm chillin' with ♪ ♪ she told me nobody love her ♪ so she cut her wrist. ♪ ♪ she wanted to get high, she feelin' low ♪ ♪ girl's on drugs ♪ girl's on drugs ♪ whoa ♪ and she don't get no sleep ♪ because she on drugs ♪ and she don't get no sleep ♪ because she on drugs [cheers and applause] ♪ pills and stuff ♪ tell you what ♪ they still need love [cheers and applause] ♪ >>> this is "nightline." >>> tonight, rachel dolezal sharing her story and raising even more questions. why she won't apologize. what her parents are saying now about how their distance grew as s

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these changes will create fairer procedures to ensure decisions affecting england or england and wales can be taken only with the consent of a majority of members of parliament representing constituencies in those parts of the united kingdom. my government will renegotiate the united kingdom's relationship with the european union and pursue reform of the european union for the benefit of all member states. alongside this, legislation will be introduced to provide for an in-out referendum for membership in the european union before the end of 2017. measures will be brought forward to promote social cohesion and protect people by tackling extremism. new legislation will improve the law on policing and criminal justice and banned the new generation of psychoactive drugs. my government will bring forward proposals for a british bill of rights. members of the house of commons estimates for the public services will be laid before you . my lords and members of the house of commons, my government will continue to play a leading role in global affairs, using its presence all over the world to r

scotland is a nation ago is england, wales and northern ireland. that brings up particular importance as to the voting patterns and different constitutional patterns. in terms of orkney, i spent time there in the runup to the independence referendum. i've been there since then as well. there is no great appetite in orkney or shetland if scotland were to be independent for them to be independent from scotland. i'm not saying you won't find anybody, but contrary to how it's occasionally presented in the united kingdom,clamor. the scottish government is looking at what powers and responsibilities we devolve from edinburgh. my point here is not to see david cameron is not a legitimate prime minister as far as scotland is concerned. no, whether i want him to be or not is neither here nor there. in a constitutional sense, he is. but the political reality means that if he simply acts as if's got to same mandate in every part of the uk he won't be acting in a way that is strengthen being the uk and the other part of the country. i think he will be acting i

his album is called "the album about nothing" wale from the at&t stage.music from philip selway and later this week jack black, jeffrey tambor, and music from fifth harmony featuring kid ink. so please join us for that. our first guest is a two-time tony-winning and oscar and golden globe-nominated actress who so far has gotten away with murder once and plans to do it again on the big screen alongside jennifer lopez in "lila and eve." it opens in theaters july 17th. please say hello to viola davis. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: good to see you. the last time the last time you were here you weren't actually here. were you on video. of. >> i was in columbus, ohio. i was in a blizzard and i was stuck in the airport in columbus for six hours. >> jimmy: that's a long time to be in any airport. >> but, you know what? i had a sippy sip. i met macy gray's cousin. and i got 10,000 frequent flyer miles, so, you know. >> jimmy: frequent flyer miles because of the weather that's okay. >> and macy's cousin is in pre-law. >> jimmy: how did t

and i would urge the labour party in wales even at this late stage, change or approach. did a u-turn but the money into the nhs like we are doing in england. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the fragility of our economic recovery in my constituency is demonstrated by the impending closure of dixon with a loss of 500 jobs, and 8 million to the local economy. will the prime minister into being to keep it working to save these jobs, or at the very least ensure that the company provides appropriate compensation and support for employees to secure alternative employment? >> i will look very closely at the case that he mentions it obviously everything the job center plus can do define employment for those people should be done. he talked about the fragility of the economy in his own constituency, the claimant count has actually fallen by a third over the last year. so there are jobs being made available but as i said where jobcenter plus network funny people work we will certainly make sure they do. >> the u.n. secretary-general has described the refugee situation in jordan and leba

feather: it was the prince of wales. he was the son of the reigning monarch.i guess, the highest drinking -- ranking foreign person that ever came here. everybody knew queen victoria. they all knew about the prince of wales. he went to canada. buchanan knew queen victoria. he said listen, as long as he's in the neighborhood, come on down. so he did. they invited him. he stayed at the white house. host: she beat him out what? ann: bowling. host: and is that protocol to have the prince of wales be vanquished in a competitive game? ann: not really. feather: he probably just didn't play very well. host: probably the first time he lost that anything. let's take a call from president buchanan's hometown lancaster, pennsylvania. caroline is watching us there. hi, caroline. welcome. >> thank you. i would like to know how harriet lane is his niece. is it his brother's wife? his sister's daughter? feather: his sister. host: and in fact, over the course of his lifetime it seemed he took care of a lot of children. feather: he did. i think he had one brother and about four

i don't like the fact that she went to a -- you went to a witch in wales? the center of witchery. >> how about massachusetts? >> you don't need to go to wales. >> buy american. >> you are taking american witches' jobs. >> better sex tips for her? well i have a minute left so we might as well walk right into it. >> shower a little more often? >> shower more often. >> did you see her? >> she looked fine to me. >> i was going to say maybe change the hair color. >> some people like purple hair. >> what would you be looking for? >> money does not make you happy. >> of course it does. >> i guess eternal youth. >> i am still here. it didn't work. >> the billboard said your wife wants me. well, sorry, but i'm already taken. now our sponsors. >> tonight's sponsor is diligence, the foremost name private -- tonight's sponsor is sentinal. don't think diligence. think sentinal. the beast was as long as the boat. for seven hours, we did battle. until i said... you will not beat... meeeeee!!! greg. what should i do with your fish? gary. just put it in the cooler. if you'r

labor won the election in wales. the conservatives won in england, with 60% of the seats there, and of course northern ireland has an i have different system of party politics. so there was no one, uniform result across the united kingdom. the multi-national united kingdom voted in four very different ways. and shortly before the election, i raised the question of what actually constitutes an electoral mandate when the nations are voting in different directions. in practical terms simply winning enough votes and seats in england can secure a parliamentary majority. but had that is achieved in only one of the four nations, the question arises what kind of mandates is that. the conservative party of course, has the right to form the government of the uk and has indeed done that. but it was not the biggest party in three of the four nations of the uk. in fact far from it. so the legitimatesy of those other nations comes very clearly into focus. so as i discussed with the prime minister when we met after the election, wh

where was your boss, gordon ram i born , a scotland b england c wales. >> i want to say scotland. >> that is what i want to say but my brain is telling me wales, because i visited wales. >> i will go with scotland. >> you are right. >> scotland. >> follow your brain good my brain doesn't work all the time. >> we will see you at a watch party tonight. >> absolutely. >> you can watch the show, it is the final show of held kitchen. which one of these two wins tonight at 9:00 o'clock. thank you both. >> thank you for having us. >> you made it a long way. >> we're excited, mike. >> they are not called chips they are called crisps. >> in england. >> they smell amazing. >> yes. >> fish and chips. >> kanye west birthday was yesterday what did kim plan for his big day she went all out, big surprise that went down last night. >>> iconic song, wouldn't you say respect by aretha franklin. >> this little girl deserves some respect for sure. >> sure. she basically lip syns aretha franklin's respect. her name is johanna well here she is. >> ♪ >> okay. >> live this kid.

feather: he was the prince of wales!ss, he was the highest ranking foreign person that had ever come here. everybody knew queen victoria. they all know -- they all knew about the prince of wales and he came here. actually, he came to canada and the tenant knew queen victoria and said, listen, as long as he is and the neighborhood, come on down. they invited him and he stayed at the white house. host she beat him at what:? feather: she beat him. host: is that protocol to have them be vanquished in a competitive game? ann: not really. feather: he probably did not play very well at all. host: probably the first time he lost at anything. [laughter] let's take a call from lancaster, pennsylvania. caroline is watching us there. hi, caroline. caroline, you are on the air. welcome. caroline: thank you. i would like to know how harriet lane is his niece? is it his brother's wife? his sister's daughter? ann: sister. host: sister's daughter. he took care of a lot of children. feather: he did. he had one brother and 4 million sister

. >> 602 wales drive. >> 602 wales drive?> instead of dispatching an ambulance to wales drive, the dispatcher sends paramedics to wells street, w-e-l-l-s. 27 miles away from darlene. darlene dies from a blood clot, police say. after an ambulance takes more than 45 minutes to find her. >> very, very critical amount of time in terms of the response time necessary to save somebody's life. >> when you call 911, slowly say and spell out the name of the street address. at number 16, lost patients. nursing home patient mary cole turns up missing during a bed check. finding her becomes a manhunt. noted on her missing person poster, she suffers from alzheimer's disease and may be disoriented. her daughter, tammy terry, clings to hope and joins the search. >> we go from morning until pitch dark. >> four days go by until mary is finally found inside the nursing home, locked in a storage closet. >> i believed and trusted them when they said we searched every room, every nook and cranny, we moved furniture, and it was a lie. >> mary is se

and i would urge the labour party in wales even at this late stage, change or approach. did a u-turn but the money into the nhs like we are doing in england. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the fragility of our economic recovery in my constituency is demonstrated by the impending closure of dixon with a loss of 500 jobs, and 8 million to the local economy. will the prime minister into being to keep it working to save these jobs, or at the very least ensure that the company provides appropriate compensation and support for employees to secure alternative employment? >> i will look very closely at the case that he mentions it obviously everything the job center plus can do define employment for those people should be done. he talked about the fragility of the economy in his own constituency, the claimant count has actually fallen by a third over the last year. so there are jobs being made available but as i said where jobcenter plus network funny people work we will certainly make sure they do. >> the u.n. secretary-general has described the refugee situation in jordan and leba

it's a family of four nations-- england, scotland, wales, and northern ireland.avid cameron only won the election in one of those four nations, in england. fipg he is sensible will demonstrate or want to demonstrate that he recognizes the different parts of the united kingdom voted in different ways and that puts a responsibility on his shoulders to take account of the different views and the different priorities of people in scotland, wales and northern ireland. >> woodruff: how would that manifest itself in a concrete way? what would you look for him to do that he's not doing? >> in a scottish context to, recognize people in scotland want to see the scottish parliament become more powerful and autonomous. david cameron is propose something limited additional powers for the scottish government but there's an appetite in scott land for him to go further. scotland also vote forward a party, the party i lead, that argue aid different monetary policy. that there should be a standard of continued austerity-- not that we should continue to focus on deficit reduction,

one and a half ounce boy, born today to prince charles and the princess of wales, lady diana.the child becomes the most truly english heir to the british monarchy in more than 400 years." "crowds cheering" 400 years." "crowds cheering" royal baby 1 :50 from the outside it seemed like just the next chapter in the fairy tale that began with the wedding of prince charles to lady diana. "i, diana francis, take thee,are to my wedded husband." now know the fairy tale would be fleeting. now know the fairy tale would be fleeting. smiles replaced by anger, adultery and ultimely death. the pain that would come, stands in stark contrast to the joy of the moment. "it's absolutely marvelous. it's wonderful." "for he's a jolly good fellow.." the a family event, that is also a national event. a cause for national celebration." and on this day diana and charles were ready to go home, but not before introducing their son to the world. his name - prince william arthur philip louis windsor, and his royal highness prince william of wales. inching closer to war with nazi germany. then came a humid

scotland as a nation as in england, wales and northern ireland. i think that brings up a particular importance. i spent a fair time in shetland and the run up to the independence referendum. i've been there since there as well. there is no great appetite and shetland if scotland were to become independent for them to be independent from scotland. i'm not saying you will not find anybody there with that opinion the country, how it is occasionally presented in the united kingdom and scottish media. what you do find within both of those islands another islands is the desire -- the government is in the process of looking at what powers and what's the we default from edinburg to other communities to give them greater autonomy and in a sense it in life to the believe we have been decentralized government and power lines. my point here is not to see david cameron is not a legitimate prime ministers outside of scotland. whether it i would be or not is neither here nor there. anticonstitutional since he is but the political reality means if he simply acts

. >> reporter: wales? >> wales, yeah. >> that's not black. >> that's not black.lly white. >> reporter: there are 5,000 black familiar list moving out of charleston each and every year, the same report showed during that same time period 4,000 white families are moving in. but that only tells part of the story. >> over time, you know what i'm saying, people want to stick together, so they have to move out, and, you know, they just, you know, seize the land and it's gone. >> and some of that is what has happened right here within the city because you got a tax structure here that does not advise the elderly on what they can do to bring their tax down. >> the refrigerator in his store tells the rest of the story. it is a who's who of the good the bad, and the still unsolved in an area now being gentrified. you would think watson would be against gentrification. he is not. >> some people see it as being something bad. but i see it as something that we need to use so you can strengthen the community and america. >> you are the white guy moving in. >> well it's tricky

. >> you have a company coming from wales buying up a lot of properties. >> wales. >> prince charles, tied in with him. >> that's not black. >> it's not black, it's totally white. they are looking at the historical value of the property here will soar. if they can buy it and represent it out for a certain length of time, they may intend to sell it. they'll get back three times what it was when they bought it. >> reporter: we met a city councilman by the name of robert mitchell, and he talked about education not confrontation. when you talk to robert mitchell, consider of the source. in the 1960s, he was a member of the black panther party, arrested protesting against the whites he now considers his new neighbours, this is what he said about gentrification. >> being around different areas, seeing what happened living here growing up hear but living away and seeing the change. i know how to put it in perspective. i know how to deal with it and stop it. i can't stop it i can slow it down. there's a way to slow it down. i'm in this position to know how to stop the development. i can't. if

the middle east director said: >>> his lawyer waleed was also sentenced to 15 years in prison for insulting the judishry, inciting public opinion and undermining the government and officials. at least four journalists came under attack in nigeria, and it happened the same week the new president was urged to protect the news media, allowing the compromise. a reporter for "the daily trust" newspaper was beaten into unconsciousness in a state inauguration event. supporters with the local government were not happy with his reporter. days later another was beaten, his reporting for "punch", it upset a political faction. two more journalists of "hope" newspaper, and another with the state opened radio nigeria were attacked and beaten by police that same week. the new york based committee to protect journalists said nigeria's president muhammadu buhari should send a message that violence against journalists will not be tolerated. gloves are off, mittens are on in trinidad over the ongoing f.i.f.a. corruption scandal. jack warner is among those indicted on charges of corruption and money laundering

today in wales a timely cwtch got handed out and it was on tape.it makes everything make sense and that story is ahead. stay tuned for that. it's truly amazing. stay with us. >>> ta mere rice was killed the week before thanksgiving last year. he was 12 years old and had been playing with pellet gun in a cleveland park on a snowy day when police shot him in a blink in less than three seconds. since that shooting there's been no decision whether to charge the officers in his death. this week eight regular people civilians in cleveland took the matter directly to a local judge. ohio law allows ordinary citizens to petition a drug for an arrest warrant. it's a rarely used thing but you can do it and these local citizens in cleveland asked the judge to ask whether the evidence justified bringing serious charges in this case. they did that on tuesday. this afternoon, that cleveland city judge issued his ruling. he said he was quote thunder struck by how quickly this event turned deadly. he said he believes there is probable cause to charge the shooting o

waleed is in custody, and some say there's a connection between what is happening in the consulate. now, tunisia is one of the few states in the world to have a rags have been with both governments, the one court appointed and the internationally recognised one in tobruk. this brings into question the relationship with libya, and a lot of questions will be asked about what is happening next. >> more on the breaking news story. 17 afghan police killed in a taliban attack in helmand province, taking place at a police compound. we are joined live on the phone. what can you tell us. >> we don't have a great deal of information at this stage. we are waiting for more to come in. aside from 17 police members killed and others wounded, we have been told that hundreds of the taliban attacked the headquarters. obviously this happened in the south of the country, in helmand. >> this is an area where the afghan security forces launched a campaign against a spring offensive, and is the first campaign that the security forces have undertaken on their own, without the backing of foreign forces. th

reuseable grocery bags and satisfaction of knowing they did something to help those in need the goat waling00 pounds of food for needy right here in the delaware valley. >> a gorgeous night to sit outside under the stars enjoying a great meal and so devon seafood girl and park teamed up with friends ever rittenhouse scare to shut down a portion of 18 street and expand dining tonight. it doe fate todd rittenhouse square. >> don't you wish you were there. >> second place to being here. >> time for a check of the accuweather forecast. great day to be outside. >> nice walter. >> uget that chance tomorrow. we'll show what you is going on stormtracker 6 live double scan radar dry. quiet. we had rain earlier today. those showers have already pushed offshore. thanks to a cold front and cold front is really changing the atmosphere across the region and we'll show you the picture outside. sky6 live in hd. looking at carnival lot of people out and about here on saturday. and rally comfortable conditions at the steam pier. as we look at temperatures north and west of town, 63 fleetwood and 64 pottstown

we're looking at the first snowfall of the season for mountains in victoria as well as new south walesnd temperatures are much much colder. can canberra your low will be minus five degrees. sidney also. please bundle up. we have the first major hurricane over the eastern pacific. this will move away from the mainland, more concern is a couple of low pressure systems over the united states. now one of them caused heavy rainfall over the southern plains. i want to take you to texas. show you the flood situation. the rivers in southeast of houston were the main concern. rivers are at their peak on saturday. many storms have resulted in 29 deaths with 25 of those in texas. several people are still missing and dozens of residents have been taken to shelters in houston. now good news is heavy rain has erased the drought but still floods are occurring over the southern plains. the severe weather maker has shifted towards the east and we have another severe weather maker over the north this, is capable of bringing more severe weather, damaging winds and tornadoes. there's marginal risk for sev

>> she was delightful. >> and you know, even the prince of wales, and he was only 18 years old, fell her spell. >> they were somewhat contemporaries. >> he was -- she was about 10 years older. >> she was, she was about 28 by then but certainly queen victoria thought she was wonderful and gave her the official title of -- an official title, which wouldn't normally be given to a niece. it would only be given to the wife of an ambassador. >> and is it true that queen victoria was so taken she tried to make a match with her british subjects, so she would stay in the country? >> i'm not sure that is true. but queen victoria and prince albert, both of them, thought very highly of harriet and harriet enjoyed her time on the continent a lot. she learned a lot. she really grew over there. >> well, the home that james buchanan built in lancaster, pennsylvania, he was quite a successful lawyer and made a lot of money. >> he was. >> and built a big house he named wheat land and we'll visit the wheat land mansion next, explore her life there and see some of the items from the white house that wer

yemen paid the families of salem and waleed a total of $155,000 in compensation for their deaths, which the families believe came from the united states. but unlike the families of the two u.s. and italian hostages mistakenly killed by a u.s. drone strike in pakistan, the yemeni families have never received an apology or explanation. alka pradhan, an attorney representing the families with the human rights group reprieve said the lawsuit seeks to clear the victims' names, not obtain monetary damages. >> this is a huge point of honor for the family. being who he was, being a well-known imam who preached against al qaeda, to have his name tarred as a militant, to have a policeman who enforced the rule of law, tried to enforce the rule of law in yemen, to have these two tarred as militants, the families really cannot live with that. they're not asking for money. they want an acknowledgment that this is not the case. amy: an airstrike by the u.s.-led coalition in syria has reportedly killed seven members of a family in the northern province of aleppo. the britain-based syrian observatory fo

i'm part of -- have both support of wales and northern ireland.% to summation of scottish imports and 3000 jobs depend on that. there are frustrations with the eu, they need reform, the solidarity needs to be given much better respect. in the lisbon treaty, we need to tend to -- we need clarification on how the relationship between countries within the eu and outside should work to ensure that the interests of websites are protected. but one thing to reform from within, we must be perceived -- last week we heard evidence that negotiations may not be straightforward. they said in relation to welfare benefits, if britain is going to restrict things there will be action against british citizens elsewhere. dr. daniel can you said, if there is a dollars between the u.k. and europe about reforming the eu for the benefit of everybody, the public may have appetite for a longer debate, as opposed to what will happen if the debate is presented as a battle with europe. that'll with europe might suit some of the tory right but i would question is that would b

the prime minister made two promises especially important to the people of wales. he has fulfilled one of them by scrapping onshore wind farms. will you fulfill the other by visiting them perhaps he will call in on them, and see a wonderful landscape that will not be desecrated? >> let me say to my honorable friend, it was a privilege to keep my promise to the people of wales in terms of wind farms. i will keep my second promise of coming with him to the royal well for show. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this morning's radio program was partly recorded in my constituency. the issue that brompton and other employers of one -- good quality start producing good quality goods for export, this is an award-winning company. their concern isn't that the apprenticeship scheme in this country is not fit for purpose. what plans does the prime minister have to meet with these employers and to develop an effective, quality apprenticeship scheme rather than the cheap and cheerful version? >> first of all, i welcomed the honorable lady to this house. i visited brompton, an excellent

reporter: that optimism is not always so easy to maintain in wales.ng area is one of europe's poorest regions. unemployment is high. and many have lost hope. to finance dream alliance's training, janet recruited a syndicate of 30 locals -- workers, unemployed, or pensioners -- who saved up 14 euros a week to become the owners of a racehorse. janet: it's lovely to get people like that to the racecourse and enjoy what the rich and famous enjoy. what he's done for us is priceless. he's take us to places. we've sat in the royal box in sandow. we were at all the top racecourses. reporter: and they hope to do it again. this time janet has bred two really good racehorses. and once again the foal will belong to the community. damien: great. so the next welsh champion is getting ready to enter the race. well, that's it for today. thanks for watching. remember to get in touch anytime with your thoughts. always great to hear from you. but in the meantime, it's goodbye from me and the whole team. and see you next time. [captioning performed by the national captio

become faster, more flexible, and more powerful -- that was the conclusion from nato's recent summit in wales. anchor: the new spearhead force adopted the high readiness joint task force as part of the new face of nato. it has just begun its first full training exercises in poland, sending a clear message to russia. the alliance is ready to defend eastern europe as the standoff over ukraine continues. reporter: these military drills are supposed to look as realistic as possible. nato soldiers pumped up on adrenaline did ending their territory against unidentified attackers. in a large-scale exercise in northwestern poland, nato's new rapid response force showcased new abilities. the trip unit was sent to be a necessary reaction to the conflict in ukraine, despite opposition by russia. >> the important thing is that nato is increasing its readiness and its preparedness, and that we are able also in the future to protect and defend all allies. reporter:100 soldiers from nine nato states took part in the drill. the aim -- to react to global crises more quickly and efficiently. the german defense

now, waleed is in custody. some say there's a connection between what happened, and the connection of this man in tunis. tunisia is one of the few states of the world to have a relationship with both rival governments in libya, one appointed in tripoli, and the internationally recognised one in tobruk. this latest incident brings to question the relationship with libya, and a lot of questions will be asked about where, what happens next between libya and tunisia >>> still to come women in indonesia's aceh province are calling for a night time curfew to be lifted. >> challenge the way you look at the world. >> talking about big subjects. >> telling human stories. >> fraud, waste and abuse. >>> hello again, let's look at the top stories in al jazeera. pakistan's army says 20 fighters have been killed in air strikes in north waziristan part of an offensive against the taliban that was launched last jeer. the world health organisation warns of more people infected about m.e.r.s. since the outbreak in south korea be

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reporter: that optimism is not always so easy to maintain in wales.ing area is one of europe's poorest regions. unemployment is high. and many have lost hope. to finance dream alliance's training, janet recruited a syndicate of 30 locals -- workers, unemployed, or pensioners -- who saved up 14 euros a week to become the owners of a racehorse. janet: it's lovely to get people like that to the racecourse and enjoy what the rich and famous enjoy. what he's done for us is priceless. he's take us to places. we've sat in the royal box in sandow. we were at all the top racecourses. reporter: and they hope to do it again. this time janet has bred two really good racehorses. and once again the foal will belong to the community. damien: great. so the next welsh champion is getting ready to enter the race. well, that's it for today. thanks for watching. remember to get in touch anytime with your thoughts. always great to hear from you. but in the meantime, it's goodbye from me and the whole team. and see you next time. [captioning performed by the national capti

announce san francisco is the city of arts and cultural experience squz is certain to be intellect wale provocative to its visitors. the scale of the work and critical mass of the instullation is suited to that of the plaza. more over, a special added advantage of the work is that is designed to be accessible >> student site empairs persons which is always a goal of the arts commission. excuse me for that. the concept of the sculpture based on the importance of freedom of speech is [inaudible] with something all san franciscoern can appreciate and demonstrate whether expressic their opinions at public meetings like this or protesting in front of city hall. san francisco will join international cities in displaying the art work. it will further or reputation as a cull chrm destination and connect the port to the next im international art and idea festival this summer sponsored by the mexican conslet. the art commission thanks and cumnds support for your on going support of public art that represents a diverse range of artistic styles from both local and international artist. we think thi

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