wallis is a socialite from baltimore. ernest, her second husband. >> wallis exudes charm. got very strong features. of course, elegantly dressed, tiny skinny. i mean, you can never be too rich or too thin. i think she might have said. >> they're sitting together. other people are dancing. and edward suddenly opens up about his work. the visits that he's making to the coal mining areas. and wallis listens attentively. and he talks to her about the burdens that he faces and all the difficulties of his daily job. and wallis is not only deeply sympathetic, she's very knowledgeable. >> and he says, "wallis, you're the first woman who's ever been interested in my job." >> wallis very quickly realizes that beneath that confident veneer the prince is actually lacking in self-confidence to some extent. >> in wallis he finds someone with whom he can really discuss all these matters that are preying on his mind. wall street doesn't defer to him in a slavish kind of way as the english tended to do. he was subjected to the most arrant, appalling flattery by the english. she didn't do t

and wallis is not only deeply sympathetic, she's very knowledgeable. >> and he says, "wallis, you'reirst woman who's ever been interested in my job." >> wallis very quickly realizes that beneath that confident veneer the prince is actually lacking in self-confidence to some extent. >> in wallis he finds someone with whom he can really discuss all these matters that are preying on his mind. >> wallis doesn't dever to him in a slavish kind of way as the english tended to do. he was subjected to the most errant appalling flattery by the english. she didn't do that. she talked to him as woman to man, and he liked this. >> edward and wallis become secret lovers. before long she's a regular guest at ft. belvedere, his private retreat. >> ft. belvedere meant everything to edward. he can be there with no royal protocol going on around him. >> ft. belvedere was his sort of getaway from the rigors of court life. >> what he loves doing is having the cocktails before dinner and rolling up the carpet after dinner and putting on gramophone records. all of those things that queen mary up the road i

after two weeks of flooding, mr speaker, there are now even memes being produced not asking where's wallyying where's boris? since the flooding began there has been a constant stream of ministerial activity led by my right honourable friends. can a new drive for kinder, gentler politics succeed where others have failed? he went like this to me, shhh, sit down. like that, which is incredibly patronising, so i turned around to him and i said, "mate, you're not my dad!". and 100 years on, the enduring legacy of the first woman to speak in the house of commons. she introduces the intoxicating liquor bill and that of course is the reason why we all have to wait until we are 18 to drink today. all that to come and more. but first, it was a week when borisjohnson was accused of hiding rather than face up to the flooding crisis across england and wales. jeremy corbyn accused him of being a, "part—time prime minister" who goes missing during emergencies. borisjohnson told him the government was working "flat out" to help people. the angry exchanges during prime minister's questions came after days

s wally? " but, "where?s boris? the government going to stop hiding and show people that he actually cares? mr speaker, i am very proud of the response that the government has mounted over the past few days. we convened the national flood response centre on the 14th. since the flooding began, there has been a constant stream of ministerial activity led by my right honourable friends the secretary of state for environment, for communities and government. no—one should underestimate the anguish that flooding causes, and of course it is an absolute shock to the households that are affected, but it is thanks to the measures that this government have put in that 200,000 households have been protected from flooding. and we don't hear that from the honourable member. the prime minister was keen to pose for cameras when there's a crisis on during the election, but he often goes awol. he was late to respond to the london riots because he was on holiday. he was on a private island when the iranian general was assassinated, an

peter wallis.uld get hurt. he then says to the operator, i don't care, i've got to protect that bike. please send someone. you heard him there also say that earlier in the day he told thejury he had been say that earlier in the day he told the jury he had been confronted say that earlier in the day he told thejury he had been confronted by say that earlier in the day he told the jury he had been confronted by a group of four men in masks, but he hadn't called the police. there are three teenagers who are on trial for murder. they all deny the charges. thank you very much. now a weather update with helen willetts. that cuddly creature is coming out of hibernation a little too early? yes, this is in moscow zoo. the bears have come out earlier than you would normally expect. here is another one. they are coming out for their food. it has another one. they are coming out for theirfood. it has been another one. they are coming out for their food. it has been so warm this winter. i now! but it'sjust anot

watch their favorite films biggest bully would film awards ceremony has been canceled -- the biggest wallyld -- bo llywood film awards ceremony has been canceled. the event lasts three days, huge event, but it is not going ead. officials say this is because of coronavirus. the virus only recently reached india but already 30 people have contcted it. there are concerns that this could sead widely across the country and across government, and th say there should not be mass gatherings of people. this is why the organizers are saying they cannot go ahead with it. it was due to start at the end of march. with the organizers are saying is that they hope they t ll be able t new date, and they will reveal that as soon as possible. >> this is hilton, a small and prosperous town in the hills inland from durban. it is here that south africa has found its first and, for now, the only case of coronavirus. a 38-year-old man ao returned frrip to italy on sunday with his wife, he h been in isolation, quarantine, since tuesday. he w tested and found positive on thursday. and south afric officials have now

so i just wrote the main one by wally. the a fed grows a little agitated and with good reason low house gives it a new leaf to feed on and then places the whole thing under the microscope the composition of flow and sap changes depending on the location and the leaf to find out more the biologist wants to capture a live image of what's happening in the leaf cells but she 1st needs to know which of them currently contain sugar crushing the leaves to find out isn't an option. i think it's beneath you if i were to squeeze the leaf out i'd have 99 percent other cells less than one percent of the cells will be the ones i'm interested in so that's no help. so this is where the if it can help somehow it knows which cells contain the south and this knowledge is its doom the microscope is equipped with a laser as soon as the a fed has inserted its provide because and began extracting the sap from the cell gertrude low house presses a button and slices the appendage off using a tiny capillary tube the biologist then extracts the sou

silent sulking in his mansion, two weeks of flooding, after two weeks of flooding, not saying where is wally, where is boris? when is the government going to stop hiding and show people that cares or is he too busy going around some other business? aybe he could send his chief all the flooded areas. i'm very proud of the result. began, there oding has been a constant stream of activity led by my honorable friends, the secretary f state for the environment, secretary of state for the communities and local government. never forget that in spite of floodling, and no one should underestimate the anguish that flooding causes. absolute it's an shock to the households that are affected but it's thanks to the easures that this government has put in that 200,000 households have been protected from flooding. that from the honorable member. election campaign i wrote to the prime minister demanding that they deal with at that time. he very reluctantly agreed with that and he eventually did call meeting of cobra. the situation now is even worse across the country than it was then. has been called or is h

his office said he won't be attending an annual week long expert wally spiritual retreat. today italy confirmed a 50% jump in covid-19 cases to almost 1,700. 34 people have died. that is the highest number of cases outside of asia. >>> coming up, a scary scene unfolds today during an emergency landing at sfo, why passengers were forced to evacuate onto the plane's wing. >>> investigation after a pedestrian is hit by a public works truck in san francisco. >>> we are back with a bit of a wind advisory and some weather this week that's going to be a little different than we've seen. vo: in life, there are talkers and there are doers. mike bloomberg has spent his life getting things done. started a company from scratch, creating 20,000 good paying jobs. that's getting it done. as mayor, he rebuilt a shaken city after 9/11, created over 450,000 jobs. expanded healthcare to 700,000 and raised teacher pay. elected for three terms because he got things done. mike beat the nra, strengthening gun laws. he beat big coal, closing over 300 dirty coal fired plants. mike is still getting

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recognize some officials that have endorsed and they are going to start and give it up for ambassador wallyit up for ambassador ron kirk. [applause] give it up for the senator gave up a state senator nathan john in. [applause] [cheering] give it up for the state representative jessica. give it up for the state representative bowers. give it up for the state representative hunter. [applause] [cheering] dallas county treasurer. dallas county commissioner. [cheering] former mayor rowling. [applause] city councilman. [applause] [cheering] [cheering] [chanting "let's go joe!"]n >> let's go. let's rock it tonight! [cheering] are we all good? [chanting] [chanting] will come to the stage congressman and congresswoman eddie bernice johnson. [applause] [cheering] good evening, dallas. i've got to tell you all the first 14 or 15 months have been an honor of my life. [applause] as many of you know the community gave me everything i have. raised by a single mother who taught public schools and graduated from hillcrest high school. [applause] [cheering] and thanks to my teachers and coaches i was able to

. >> 17 years earlier the queen's uncle edward viii abdicated to marry american divorcee wallis simpsons father reluctantly took on the throne. >> i think we have to remember that the queen is not only a devout christian but she's also the head of the church of england. >> the church of england at this time does not recognize divorce. it means that the queen is very conflicted. the royal court reacts really badly to the news of a romance between margaret and townsend. but a lot of ordinary people very much sympathized with margaret and townsend. and i do think that the senior courtiers were really rather out of step with the mood of the nation. >> so when the press does stop talking about it, there's a great divide between those who think divorce is unacceptable and those who feel let love prevail. >> margaret's profile in the 1950s is of a beautiful, iconic princess. she was a real star, really almost like the hollywood stars. she's very beautiful. she's always in the papers. and there is constant speculation who is the princess's favorite suitor. >> peter townsend was a war hero, very

wallis, we will start with you and then go down the line to anyone that wants to contribute. go ahead, sir. >> absolutely. i couldn't agree more with your points on the holistic approach to how they are getting their data. it's one example of the application to the average citizen doesn't understand the implications of what is behind it and what can flow is basically controlled. i think that is a bigger threat in the holistic society approach to the united states not just tiktok but the data warehouse whether they are here in the united states or the borders themselves with the overall objective into the holistic database that can be utilized for many purposes. >> why is the chinese government so interested in all of this data, why were they interested in tiktok? >> it produces vulnerabilities from u.s. citizen, companies, proprietary information from the corporations operating by domestically and overseas that creates a massive vulnerability that can be data mined to give a competitive advantage. >> do you want to add anything to this? the kind of information that are descri

wallis: i've never seen anything like this. and frankly, our u.s. has never seen anythi like this. and so, really, they're dealing with something that -- this is a first-ever kind of event for u.s. heah care.na and in another first, to avoid outbreaks in priso, attorney general william barr told the federal bureau of prisons to use more home confinement where possible. in other close quarters, 5,000 servicemembers on a u.s.ra ai carrier in the pacific are being diverted to guam, after dozens tested positive for the virus. president trump today sent a alerting them to nte house guidelines soon, class counties by risk -- high, medium, or low -- as testing capabilities expand. nd a press briefing late today, the president de the national response so far. pres. trump: we're senng more every day, and we've got tremendo amounts of equipment coming in. a lot of great companint making equipight now. the ventilators, obviously, they take a little longer to make, but we've got a lot of companies making them, and we' be in great shape. amna: at a virtual meeti

spain, the number of deaths jump to more than 700 and regional leaders say 80% of madrid will evaept wallyand worry that italy will court thousands of deaths. if europe they're starting to lock down, england standing in contrast. what is prime minister johnson saying? >> reporter: it's interesting, he has a different strategy it's not as severe as other european neighbors. he's very confident. today he talked about turning the tide of this virus within three months. it does depend on people sticking to the rules. so people not financial to the pubs, bars, restaurants as he's directed. what he is not doing is going as far as closing down those establishments and he's certainly rolling out the idea of closing down the transport system. although, some parts of london, they might be on a bit of a lockdown. what he is doing is bringing in or putting on standby 20,000 troops including reservists. he will have to bring some troops back from iraq to do that to effect operations there. >> max foster, thanks so much. stay safe in israel. >>> we are learning the government is requiring israeli citize

joanne and wally is a nurse at a hospital near sacramento.he goes into the rooms of patients who have infectious diction ceases such as the coronavirus. >> we are taking care of patients that have something that's infectious that we could get and potentially die from. >> reporter: health care workers face a critical shortage of masks. vice president pence leading the task force says masks are being prioritized to areas in greatest need. he urged companies and dentists to donate masks to hospitals. michael george, cbs > mownle, n keepsivirus cases in ere country announced 793 new deaths. and more than 6500 new cases. that's the biggest day to to day increase yet. europe has been hit hard by the virus. check out the deserted votes at amsterdam and germany. cbs news reporter island lee gives the latest on how europe is coping with the outbreak. >> reporter: europe continues to struggle to contain the coronavirus more countries are now ordering nonessential businesses to close. and when you think it can't get any worse for italy, it does. patient

. >> schifrin: ben wallis, secretary of state of the united >> thank you very much forch. having me. >> woodruff: and we'll be back shortly with a "brief bu spectacular" take on living out one's faith. but first, te a moment to hear from your local pbs station. it's a chance to offer your support, which helps kp programs like ours on the air. >> woodruff: now, an inspiring story. william branghamollows top players of whechair tennis, to hear what they are learning, on and off the court. >> brangham: 28-year-old dana mathewson hits hard. she's the number one american women's wheelchair tennis player, competing at the world's top tournaments, including this, her third u.s. open. mathewson started as a soccer player, but at age 10, she contracted a rare neurological disease. in a matter of minutes, shewe from running on the field, to being paralyzed from the waist down. during this difficult time, r mom, who's a doctor, encouraged her to try tennis. >> when i heard about adaptive sports, i didn't think that thea would bething like what you saw today. i didn't think they would

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