william: absolutely. you know, the amount of investment that has been hadheld, we have really some heavy rhetoric in this scenario. that has definitely held back investment. you have the whole brexit thing. was a real theme back in 2019. the first trade in 2020 is going to be relative to that more optimistic direction. spreads, webriefly, are very tight on both sides. william: this is our problem. inare sort of the gloomsters the room. our house view is about 7% in euro area stocks this year. that relates to a much tighter level of spread. then we look at our starting level, the returns we expect from the starting level and we end up being a bit more cautious. nejra: william porter from credit suisse stays -- stays with us for the hour. let's get to the bluebird first word news with selena. -- bloomberg first word news with selena. fighters attacked a compound in baghdad earlier this week. the move could ease tensions between iran and washington. israel's prime minister said he will see community on corru

william: like william.ivan: went to the prison system in connecticut since willing brother, the prison system is a lot more more minority representation now there was. there was an event in the state of connecticut. so the condition has changed considerably in terms of the policy. there now women ceos and men's prisons and vice versa. there's a lot more diversity among separated emmys this kind of issues, there were so start back in the 80s, can't exist anymore because now the relationship just among the guys wearing blue regardless of what color the generous because they see themselves as sort of one side and offenders on the other. so there's a different dynamic now. la said think in connecticut. as not to say a failed system. i worked quite a bit there has been a lot of time in prison. what i have come away with is that everyone experienced was a prisons work hard and is different. as far as percentagewise, the people who actually make the decisions, on the books, i appreciate the diversity that you're s

he introduced william and i five years ago and i was a little scared of william when i first met him. we become good friends and had an excellent collaboration and we're thrilled at the book that's coming out weeks ago and is getting quite a lot of attention so i'm going to read a new haven passage and then turn it over to william and his boss who is also here. so the book is kind of third, it's williams growing up in the housing projects of new haven which were pretty rough and getting involved and running a major gang called jungle voice in new haven. and then a very long stretch in prison and then the passage i'm going to read now is one of the turning points is not just a turning point for william, it's a turning point for 700,000 people a year who were released from jail in the united states . this is the moment of his release so i'm going to read a few passages from chapter that's called return and this occurs in the spring of 2008 so it's 11 years ago. this is the day of williams release, he's about40 years old . he's been in prison since he was 19 so most of his life is now be

william: for the pbs newshour, i'm william brangham in richmond, virginia. judy: the british monarchy is in the midst of one of its most tumultuous times in recent memory. today queen elizabeth said she would be open to a new arrangement that would allow prince harry and meghan markle to pursue a life outside their the statement followed an extraordinary meeting today. amna nawaz fills in the picture. amna: the queens atement was made after meeting with prince charles. would have preferred them to remain full-time working members of the royal family, we irunderstand tish to live a more independent life while family.ng a valued part of my discuss this and what is ahead is robert lacey. hihe's orian on the royal family and a consultant to the netflixeries the crown. welcome to the newshour. start us off with some context here. how big a deal is it that there are members of the royal family who are deliberatkey trying to step back from this institution? >> i think it is a moment to rank with the fancy latin name for all the disasters in the 1990's with the roya

he takes on william h. williams. he wins his freedom at trial and it's upheld at the supreme court level. so why? so how? well tawney's opinion says that ash's freedom -- he says this without a hint of irony -- took effect the moment he was sold. the moment he was sold, he's free which seems like a contradictory argument, right? what is he really saying? on the one hand what tawney does is he's recognizing the property rights of slave holders like himself and that he believed in pointed one way and the principals of the intent of the will pointed another way, right? one is a public policy matter about the constitutional property rights and how they take effect across the united states. the other is a private civil matter, but nonetheless extremely important in the law for how wills are administered. okay. he clearly wants to protect the property right concept of the slave-holding class and he doesn't want to do anything that would affirm the idea that we just mentioned that ash presented, that african americans were

and so it is with william jefferson clinton. if you vote to convict, in my opinion, you will be creating more havoc than he could ever possibly create. after all, he's only got two years left. so don't, for god sakes, heighten people's alienation, that is at an all-time high, , toward their government. the people have a right and they are calling on you to rise above politics, rise above partisanship. they are calling on you to do your solemn duty, and i pray you will. thank you, mr. chief justice. >> the chair reminds the senate that each senator when his or her name is called will stand in his or her place and vote guilty or not guilty as required by the one 23 of the senate rules impeachment. the chair also refers to article one, section three, requiring constitution the requiring the vote on impeachment. "no person shall be convicted without the concurrence of two thirds of the members present." the question is on the first article of impeachment. senators, how say you? is the respondent, william jefferson clinton, guilty or

up, we are another shot, serena williams going up, we are not writing serena williams off just yet,t yet, but up, we are not writing serena williams off just yet, but she up, we are not writing serena williams offjust yet, but she has been chasing this elusive 24th grand slam title. she want to be winning it here, and you wonder how many more chances she's going to get?|j think more chances she's going to get?” think later this summer is clearly a crucial window for serena williams, in that window is closing. inevitably. she will be 39 in september. she points out that she's beenin september. she points out that she's been in the last two finals in both wimbledon and the us open, she needs to get better as the years go on, so what does she need to do to get herself into a position to win those titles? well, i don't think it's com pletely titles? well, i don't think it's completely on her racket any more and as people say in tennis, because other players feel they can beat her. she needs more matches under her. she needs more matches under her belt, she played just 31 matches in its

way william our lives to god and buys. back to the runway show as striking fusion of glamour quirky detail and bold silhouette that went down well with the audience which included a fair few celebrities. come through the stands i thought it was extremely varied as a resource and how can i put it very well balanced inspiring but at the same time very calm. and short as i love the show i'm a big fan of william this was one of the most interesting shows in fashion week in my opinion anyway definitely one of the most aesthetic in the us and i'm still has his own distinctive language it was a good mix of extravagant but also relaxed there's something lovely about that and it's all very wearable. a special show in a special location the highlights of berlin fashion week that really stood out william fallon is a designer who is definitely going places. and we'll wrap up with the news that american indian pop artist billy islets has recorded the theme song for the next bond movie at 18 she's the youngest performer ever to have the

. >> larry's father, william, made models of many of them. there's the c.s.s.aines, a wooden side-wheel confederate gunboat built in mobile, alabama. there's the u.s.s. vicksburg and the c.s.s. alabama -- a massive propeller-driven ship built in secrecy in england for the confederacy. all are made precisely to scale. 1 inch here translates to 8 feet on the real vessel. where did this all begin? did dad buy a book on ship building? >> i don't remember anybody ever teaching him how to do this. it's just something you have to be born with. >> william atteridge jr. is born in 1929 in highland park, illinois, a suburb of chicago. from an early age, he's fascinated by the ships he sees on lake michigan and dreams of one day setting sail. in 1951, during the korean war, william joins the navy and travels the pacific on the u.s.s. valley forge. the 22-year-old specializes in cosmetic maintenance, doing the detail work. >> the "45" that you see on the u.s.s. valley forge, he was one of the guys that painted the numbers on the aircraft carrier he was on. >> william is ho

william is back and has more. william: in a location in boston under the supervision of federal prosecutors, salesman and star prosecution witness alec burlakoff told about paying doctors to write prescriptions. >> it is onti inc advising doctors. and one doctors and they dictate how they present vibe thedi mecation. william: kapoor asked him to rise to the company called insys therapeutics, a strong painkiller called subsys. the main ingrenaent, fent tional which is 150 times stronger than morphine. they wanted doctors to write as many prescriptions as possible. in this job intview in 2012, burlakoff said he could get the job done. >> i told him flat out, we were successful because we put oney in doctors' pockets and thes doctor that accepted the money, william: with burlakoff on board, business was bming. it was an american success.po ade a promise that would create a new dru to alleviate serious cancer pain. >> he put 60, 5 million dollars of his own money into thisan comp and wanted that money back with intere

williams h williams, people like that. they rush the shop and take daniel bell down to the ground and they haul him off. it appears he is taken to the yellow house also. in september of 1835, daniel bell is seized and he is about to be sold. what does he do? he sues for his freedom. his trial does not take place because there is a friend of his, a marine colonel at the navy yard, that he seeks his help, and that marine colonel helps daniel bell by his freedom. buy his freedom. so daniel bell negotiates for his freedom and he pays over $1000, this is two years wages. think about that in today's terms. two years full wages to buy his freedom. the bell family recognizes that susan armistead is not going to let go, and she has already attempted to have daniel bell sold and separated. at this moment, annuals sister ann bell filed her petition for freedom, and she sues gerard greenfield in tennessee for her freedom, claiming she had been living as a free woman. he doesn't respond, the case goes on, summons after summonses. it dr

in two decades of dominance, serena williams has seen it all.g birth to her daughter, alexis. understandably, the road back to the top has been long and uncertain. williams has walked out into five finals since becoming a parent and lost them all. early on, she seemed to be heading down that same path as her compatriot, jessica pegula, raced into a 3—1 lead but then as we have seen time and again over the years, williams gathered herself, hitting back with her customary power and precision. after wrapping up the first set 6—3 in auckland, williams broke early in the second and stayed out in front. eventually, she closed out the set and the match for a victory which clearly meant so much. and with the australian open around the corner, williams is hungry for more. i'm feeling pretty good. i'm feeling fit, like i have had some good matches and long rallies, short rallies, power players, elements. this is exactly what i needed going into melbourne. a record—equalling 24th grand slam title is now in her sights and yet again, serena williams has prov

i'm a huge fan of william he's one of my proteges if i may call him that. i like the fact that he's true to himself designers need to build an identity. one with a strong recognition factor do you that me to ag pena it's and william does that in a very unique way william alf minds argue god them buys a back to the runway in shown as striking fusion of glam a quirky detail that and bold saloon at the it went down well with the audience which included a fair few celebrity i sense rudest comes the song us i thought it was extremely varied so as a resource that and how can i put it very well balanced inspiring but at the same times very condoms moves in short ms i love the show i'm a big found of william this was one of the most interesting shows in fashion week in my opinion anyway differently one of the most the aesthetic still from the dissenting i'm still has his own distinctive language does it was a good mix of extravagant but also relaxed there something lovely about that and it's all theory wearable of a special show in a special location the highlights

so who was william munro trotter? why was he alone among contemporaries in protesting unapologetically, persistently and radically against racial conservatism and white apathy in the face of radical reconstruction's betrayal at the turn of the last century ? most importantly out of his life and times demand reconceptualization of black radical politics, black political independence and the possibilities of black community activism during the period 's koreans referred to as thelong nadir at the turn of the last century ? william munro trotter was born in 1872, the year that liberal republicans broke from their radical colleagues to oppose enforcement of the reconstruction amendments. he died 62 years later as democratic president franklin d roosevelt presided over and administration changed the relationship between federal policy and the american economy. ended as he was between the promise of reconstruction and the limitations of new deal liberalism, william munro trotter's life represents the possibilities of black

prince william will also be at the meeting.f sussex, is expected to join the talks via phone from canada, where she returned last week. there is much to discuss here at sandringham at the meeting tomorrow about the future relationship between the duke and duchess of sussex and the royal family. it is hoped that next steps will be agreed, but officials are stressing that any decisions taken about their future status will take time to be implemented. and there are plenty of questions requiring answers. how will harry and meghan fund their new lives and what does financially independent mean for them? will the couple keep their royal titles? at the moment there is no suggestion they wish to renounce those titles. and the cost of harry and meghan‘s security if they live between the uk and north america is also unclear. i think the british taxpayer should pay for the security of harry and meghan and theirfamily. as they do with former ministers. he has done great service, just on the basis of that. and i also understand that a young

kenneth williams. rick compared several williams' mug shots with the walgreens video? boom we've got our guy? >> the video is not real good but i start focusing in on him. >> then rick's investigation got lucky again, an unlikely witness came forward with information about that same kenneth williams and the night that erica and her mom was shot. he was charged with murder himself for which he would later plead guilt toy manslaughter and was also gravely injured in a shooting. >> he's on his death bed. he thinks he's going to hell and he has something he needs to say. >> week's later, turner's health improved enough to talk to rick arnold. >> james and kenneth williams. they supposedly had hit a lick on some lady. >> what does that mean? >> slang for a robbery. >> robbery that quickly escalated to murder. >> he knew things he couldn't have known. he knew things that weren't in the media. >> there are things he couldn't have known some of this stuff. >> what kind of things? >> that there were pills involved. >> a long, frustrating, 15-month investigation. but rick was fi

i had to call william loeb. what do you think william loeb says?e says, a guy like that gets upset about it, i don't want him in the white house with his finger on the nuclear button. if you listen to that, that is what william loeb said about john kennedy in 1960. i didn't know that. i was 9 in 1960. front page, i write a headline, and i still have the job the next day, "muskie calls loeb liar." 84 point cap. caps. big story, and sidebar, loeb says muskie is getting upset and he shouldn't be president. and that was the end of ed muskie. it was an editorial, the canuck one. but what muskie got upset about was this attack on his wife. it really wasn't much of an attack. i just read it again the other night. today, it would not rate running in the paper. it would be not even a paragraph. it was just a lady on the campaign bus. host: 1980, excuse me, the iran hostage crisis. this was jimmy carter reelect challenge from kennedy on the democratic side. we had quite a group of candidates on the republican side in 1980. we have another video to watch, fro

princes william and harry publicly denounce as "offensive" a newspaper report about their relationship. in a joint statement, they deny reports that a rift between them contributed to the bid by harry and meghan for greater independence. it comes as the queen prepares to hold emergency talks with senior royals about the sussexes‘ future roles. we'll bring you all the latest developments from our royal correspondent in sandringham. also this lunchtime — boris johnson visits stormont to meet members of the new devolved assembly, after power—sharing is restored following a three—year suspension. the philippines braces itself for a possible "hazardous eru ption" — as volcano taal spews lava and ash. the airline flybe is reported to be in talks for emergency funding to prevent its collapse. and the uk braces itself for storm brendan, expected to bring winds of up to 90 miles per hour. and in the sport on bbc news — james hook calls time on his 16—year career in rugby union. the former wales fly—half wants to move into coaching and writing children's books. good afternoon and welcome to the

i had to call william loeb. what do you think william loeb says?says, a guy like that gets upset about it, i don't want him in the white house with his finger on the nuclear button. i didn't know that. that's what william loeb was paraphrasing about john kennedy but i didn't know that. i was nine in 1960. front page, i write a headline, and i still have the job the next day, "muskie calls loeb liar." 84 point cap. big story, and sidebar, loeb says muskie is getting upset and he shouldn't be president. and that was the end of ed muskie. it was an editorial, the canuck one. but what muskie got upset about was this attack on his wife. it really wasn't much of an attack. i just read it again the other night. today, it would not rate running in the paper. it would be not even a paragraph. it was just a lady on the campaign bus. host: 1980, the iran hostage crisis. this was jimmy carter reelect challenge from kennedy on the democratic side. we had quite a group of candidates on the republican side in 1980. we have another video to watch, a famous one. le

you could see the referee ben williams removed it but was stung for his efforts.least he was able to see the bright side. and wilson will now play stuart bingham in the quarterfinals. the 2015 world champion beat two—time trimesters winner mark williams by six frames to two. and thatis williams by six frames to two. and that is all we've got time for on sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. have a good night. welcome to our look ahead it with the papers bring. with me susie boniface and christopher hope, chief correspondent at the telegraph. let's have a look at those front pages of tomorrow, most of them already in. here's a flavour of them. tomorrow's metro leads on the duke and duchess of cambridge cosmic trip to bradford, "keep calm and carry on". the financial times reports on the russian president vladimir putin's so—called sweeping reva m p of vladimir putin's so—called sweeping revamp of russia's leadership after he moved to replace his long serving prime minister and launched constitutional overhaul. the i or use of a national grid overload due to

william monroe trotter was born in 1872. the year that liberal republicans broke from their radical colleagues to oppose federal enforcement of the reconstruction amendment. he died exactly 62 years later as democratic president franklin delano roosevelt presided over an administration that fundamentally changed the relationship between federal policy and the american economy. book ended as he was between the failed prom his or read cal reconstruction and the -- trotter's life represents the radicals northern black politics rooted in antebellum abolition. trotter's life reconceptualize is black radicalism as a tradition that thrived in existed in the urban predominantly white northeast as well as the, quote, unforgive by black rural south. like all race men and women of his generation, monroe trotter's politics werer in toured by his parent experience of enslavement and quasifreedom in the decades prior to the civil war. his father, james monroe presidenter was been enslaved in mississippi, escaped to ohio and climbed the ra

prince william will also be at the meeting.ssex, is expected to join the talks via phone from canada, where she returned last week. there is much to discuss here at sandringham at the meeting tomorrow about the future relationship between the duke and duchess of sussex and the royal family. it is hoped that next steps will be agreed, but officials are stressing that any decisions taken about their future status will take time to implement it. and money is likely to be the key sticking point. the couple have said they wish to seek financial independence but what does that mean? where will they live and will it continue to be the taxpayer who pays for their security? i think the british taxpayer should pay for the security of harry and meghan and theirfamily. as they do with former ministers. he has done great service, just on the basis of that. and i also understand that a young couple really ought to be allowed to make their own decisions about what their future should be and, if they decide they want to go to canada, of course

this is prince william with kate. they are making milkshakes in bradford.art of the young and young deal as part of the young and young deal as being part of the royal family. spending time in bradford making milkshakes but you get to live in a palace and get to be called his or her royal highness. that's the deal. it isa her royal highness. that's the deal. it is a reminder of the chaos in the small picture above the photograph of the couple there, it's of meghan markle and it says her dad will face meghan in the court case as mentioned. william says we need to deal with challenges and move forward rather than be stuck in paralysis. that is how the monarchy reinvents itself and moves on, making curry in bradford. laughter. would it be fair to say this would not be front—page in other circumstances as yellow this would normally be an inside page lead in most newspapers. as a minor visit. probably what would have happened with this would have been a picture of kate looking pretty and perhaps william looking slightly gormless but because of what has been happ

now, clearly it full to only william andi now, clearly it full to only william and i think it is hugeilliam and kate, the duke and duchess of cambridge, and it will be interesting to see whether public sympathy, which broadly enters in support of harry and meghan at this point, swings in favour of william and kate, who are seen as now having to fulfil their destiny, their role and uphold royal responsibility in a way that harry has abdicated. and now, thank you very much for your thoughts. people suspected of stalking in england and wales could be ordered to stop contacting or approaching their alleged victims while they are being investigated. from tomorrow, investigating officers will be able to apply to magistrates for a stalking protection order, even before someone is charged with any offence. anyone breaching their order could face up to five years in prison. charlotte gallagher has more. the global superstar rihanna, and the hollywood actors john cusack and sandra bullock. just some of the high—profile victims of stalking. this kind of harassment usually only makes the headline

, prince william, prince harry.mes of the meeting, firm conclusions and how we will find out about them, we are yet to find out. there is a lot of stuff out there, how much briefing is going on and how unusual is that? there will be briefings going on all over the place, the news broke last wednesday and here we are, all still talking about it. if you look at sandringham today, completely unrecognisable from the estate normally. i am surrounded by fellow reporters and journalists, cameramen, lights and equipment over the lawn i am standing on. satellite trucks from tv stations from all over this country and the world. i can hear the crew from germany, there is a crew from america over there. this is a big, important story for us, our royal family and these global icons, harry and meghan, the celebrities they are around the world. angela levin is a journalist who followed prince harry for a year and did two interviews with him — captured in the book harry: conversations with the prince. thank you for coming in, there

and some good news for one of the williams sisters.sters. good afternoon. we start in the premier league and watford have moved out of the relegation zone after beating struggling bournemouth 3—0. abdoulaye doucoure opened the scoring — capitalising on an error by the bournemouth keeper shortly before half—time. captain troy deeney then doubled their advantage midway through the second half with this powerful close—range effort and substitute roberto pereyra completed the win in stoppage time to move watford out of the drop zone for the first time this season. arsenal women have gone three points clear at top of the wsl after thrashing brighton 4—0. arsenal controlled the game from start to finish, beth mead's late goal completing the scoring. they stay clear of second—placed manchester city and four points in front of chelsea who beat bristol city 6—1. serena williams has won her first title for three years. she beat jessica pegula in straight sets in the final of the auckland international and will donate her winner's cheque of aroun

i, william jefferson clinton, do solemnly swear. >> i, william jefferson clinton, do solemnly swear.> and as we progressed throughout the day, i would ask that you be reminded of the importance of this oath. >> an oath that house managers said president clinton violated by lying to a grand jury and obstructing justice. >> their arguments were not a surprise because the arguments had been the same in the house. >> failure to bring president clinton to account will cause a cancer to be present in our society for generations. >> for the staff, that first day was pretty rough. they laid out a pretty tough case. and i think there was a feeling like, boy, i hope our guys are ready for this. >> mr. chief justice, senators, i'm from the third congressional district of arkansas. >> asa hutchinson from president clinton's home state. >> these acts of obstruction included attempts to improperly influence a witness in the civil rights case. >> lewinsky was deposed as part of the federal civil rights lawsuit brought by former arkansas state employee paula jones. jones alleged then-governor clinto

prince william will also be at the meeting. of sussex, is expected to join the talks via phone from canada, where she returned last week. there is much to discuss here at sandringham at the meeting tomorrow about the future relationship between the duke and duchess of sussex and the royal family. it is hoped that next steps will be agreed, but officials are stressing that any decisions taken about their future status will take time to implement it. and money is likely to be the key sticking point. the couple have said they wish to seek financial independence but what does that mean? where will they live and will it continue to be the taxpayer who pays for their security? i think the british taxpayer should pay for the security of harry and meghan and theirfamily, as they do with former ministers. he has done great service, just on the basis of that. and i also understand that a young couple really ought to be allowed to make their own decisions about what their future should be and, if they decide they want to go to canada, of

we have a court from prince william he's been he's been expressing his sadness over his brother's. announcement he's said that i've put my arm around my brother all our lives and i can't do that anymore with separate entities but it's also been a lot of sympathy for harry and megan they've been under intense scrutiny over the last 2 years especially from the british tabloid press. they've been very open about the struggle that they've had with a lot of the coverage has been of a racist nature is the 1st person of color to be part of the royal family and she's . quite often being portrayed it's as being an outsider as being someone who doesn't really belong in the family so i think there's a lot of sympathy for for her and for the couple and people think maybe enough is enough but i think the queen will probably have the last word in this matter as well which is what happens jennifer does studio in europe or to a lesser thank you so much. sports now and in tennis novak djokovic helped seal a victory for serbia in the inaugural a.t.p. cup in sydney after defeating his long time spani

the paper reports on william's sadness over the sussexes‘ decision.rror, meanwhile, claims the couple told eltonjohn about their decision to step back before they told the queen. and away from the royals, the other story this weekend dominating the front page of tomorrow's observer. reports that the regime in iran is shaken by the wave of anger in the country after tehran admitted shooting down the ukrainian passenger jet. finally, the independent reports on the labour leadership contest, running an interview with candidate jess phillips, who says the party needs an ordinary leader to win. those are the front pages. let's start with the one story dominating all front pages. the sunday times, and it is the brothers angle on the story. with prince william saying, "i've put my arm around my brother all our lives, i can't do it any more. " speaking of his great sadness. personally i wondered if that was a bit patronising but i am a bit republican and i'm not sure i think the whole of britain is awash with stories about the royals. this is more of an engli

william, charles, everybody. it is.or the lifestyle they're hoping to live, then i don't have a problem with that. there was support, too, from the prime minister. i think the whole country will want to join in wishing them the very best for the future. i said before that i was sure that the royal family, which has been around a very long time, will find a way forward and i'm sure it will. but there was a very much less supportive judgment from meghan's estranged father, thomas. this is like one of the greatest long—living institutions ever. they're destroying it. they're cheapening it. they're making it shabby. they're turning it into a walmart with a crown on it. it's slightly more than two years ago that harry and meghan did their first official engagement together in nottingham. come this spring, there will be no more of this. they won't be allowed to use their royal rank or to represent the queen. there will be questions about his immigration status in canada, and her declared aim of securing british citizenship. t

her name is gloria williams.he's still dressed in her work uniform, her green scrubs and a floral top. she ended up in jacksonville in this hospital. we saw on the surveillance video, gloria williams pacing the halls. >> some time around 11:00, gloria williams walked into room 328. shanara mobley is all by herself. there is no reason that shanara didn't think that she was a nurse. >> and she tells shanara, hey, i need to take your baby to get its shots, i'll bring your child back. and that was the last time shanara saw kamiyah. >> reporter: that moment, vividly portrayed in the lifetime movie. >> i'll be gone 15 minutes and then im going to bring her right back and y'all can keep getting to know each other. kay? >> reporter: authorities began a manhunt for gloria and the baby. >> we're currently tracking over 75 leads. >> $50,000 reward for the safe return of the infant. >> reporter: at the time of the kidnapping, gloria williams was in a tumultuous relationship with a man named charles manigo. she says says got

prince william will also be at the meeting. of sussex, is expected to join the talks via phone from canada, where she returned last week. and there are plenty of questions requiring answers. how will harry and meghan fund their new lives and what does financially independent mean for them? will the couple keep their royal titles? at the moment there is no suggestion they wish to renounce those titles. and the cost of harry and meghan's security if they live between the uk and north america is also unclear. i think the british taxpayer should pay for the security of harry and meghan and theirfamily. as they do with former ministers. he has done great service, just on the basis of that. and i also understand that a young couple really ought to be allowed to make their own decisions about what their future should be and, if they decide they want to go to canada, of course, they must always be protected. 0pinion polls and this straw poll from sandringham this morning suggests finding a solution will not be straightforward. i certai

una reuniÓn de emergencia con la reina, la relaciÓn de los hermanos harry y william y un contrato denera parcial a canadÁ. esa de las decisiones que acaba de tomar la reina isabel ii en esta reuniÓn de emergencia para discutir precisamee markle tras anunciar su retiro de los derechos reales la semana pasada. por otro lado, dinero y seguridad son otro de los temas que hasta ahora definen, no sÓlo con el palacio real, sino con las autoridades de canadÁ, y más si es ese el paÍs establecido para su nueva residencia. a la reuniÓn que asisten esta harry, william, su papÁ el prÍncipe carlos, meghan markle que esta vÍa telefÓnica porque ya se encuentra en canadÁ con su hijo archi. pero eso no es todo. mientras todo esto estÁ sucediendo, william y harry enviaron un comunicado conjunto denunciando una historia falsa publicada en el reino unido rechazando la formaciÓn de que los duques se alejaron debido al presunto acoso tanto de william como de que su esposa. ahora bien, si querÍan echarle mÁs leÑa al fuego, meghan markle regresa la pantalla. la duquesa acaba de firmar un contrato con se van

but prince william and prince harry we re but prince william and prince harry were always very close. i think there was a planet would be very much centred on him and his wife camilla and dan his two sons, and theirfamilies. well, camilla and dan his two sons, and their families. well, now camilla and dan his two sons, and theirfamilies. well, now harry camilla and dan his two sons, and their families. well, now harry has checked out about. he has checked out of the firm. he remains a member of the family, of course he does, as the queen made clear in that statement. but he isn‘t going to be a working royal, he isn‘t going to be supporting charles and william in that way. beneath all the warm words unsupportive statements, that is a pretty shocking split, in a way, the firm. no doubt it is going to take some getting used to for all members of the royal family, some getting used to for all members of the royalfamily, as some getting used to for all members of the royal family, as well of course as harry and meghan, as they embark in this new life in north america. it is interesting, of

serena williams has won her first title for three years.r shot at a record—equalling 24th grand slam title. the australian open starts a week tomorrow. she donated her winners cheque of £33,000 pounds to the relief effort of the australian bush fires. karolina pliskova held on to her brisbane international title, despite a spiritied performance from madison keys. pliskova said the tough three—set win was the ideal preparation for the australian open. the former world number one reached the semi—finals last year but she‘s yet to win a grand slam singles title. novak djokovic is attempting to get serbia back on level terms with spain, in the final of the atp cup in sydney. roberto bautista agut beat dusan lajovic in straight sets to put the spaniards ahead. and world number two djokovic broke world number one rafael nadal twice in the first set of their singles match, to take it 6—2. it‘s going with serve in the second set. the pair could be back on court again straight after this match — they‘re both expected to play if the tie goes to a dec

his little brother anymore, but today in at william's bullying caused the split.eanwhile, the queen says she wants this all resolved in a matter of days. norah? >> o'donnell: all right, let's see. charlie, thank you. we'll turn now to the 2020 presidential campaign. with 21 days before the iowa caucuses, there's a lot of news tonight. new jersey senator cory booker has dropped out of the presidential race, and there is a fight between the two leading progressives. ed o'keefe is in des moines. >> reporter: one day before a high-stakes debate in iowa, the long-standing truce between senator bernie sanders and elizabeth warren appears to be over. in a statement issued late tonight, warren she and sanders met in december 2018 discussing gender and the presidential race.ffho weren't in the room lying about what happened. and it contradicts what he has said publicly for years. >> in my view, a woman could be elected president of the united states. >> reporter: sanders is also denying his campaign told volunteers to say that warren only appeals to "more highly educated,

how much extra pressure is this going to put on william and kate?tain amount of pressure, they will perhaps have to pick up some of the charities that harry and meghan had been involved in, although they will continue with private charities. in the short term it won't bring pressure, but it might bring pressure on the long term. it depends on how harry and meghan service their charities. it is conceivable that the queen might ask william and catherine to take on the queen's commonwealth trust if harry and meghan have now stepped back from royal duty. the commonwealth is very important to the queen. the prince of wales will be the next head of the commonwealth, one day, perhaps william will be head of the commonwealth. so it is important, important to them, important to the uk as part of the commonwealth, and important to the monarchy. therefore the queen's commonwealth trust youth ambassadors need to be serviced and someone ambassadors need to be serviced and someone has to do it, and william and catherine are the next best people. dickie arbiter, t