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No the a full ornate bow. >> none of this sort of? >> not too subservient. you must not put your hand out to her majesty. you wait for her to extend her hand to you. the first time you greet her, you would greet her as your majesty. >> your majesty. >> thereafter maam, as in jam. >> maam, as in jam, not marm as in farm. >> yes. >> would it be permissible to say "lovely day, maam, lovely day." >> i think she would appreciate it. its going too far just hold it there while i get my phone out and ta...

Between reid and mcconnell seemed to have warmed up a lot, the trust factor is going to be really important in the weeks ahead. they seem to be on a really good place. i also found it really interesting that reid thanked so many people but the one person he did not thank was the president. and the president i think deserved more -- maybe he just thought it was obvious, but ordinary in the tableau washington, everybody makes that kind of bow to the president. and its very clear that a lot of the ...

Kind of bow to the president. and its very clear that a lot of the heavy lifting was done by the senate and the house members. >> its interesting, susan, because im getting a lot of tweets from people who watched harry reid speak and heard mitch mcconnell and all the back slapping and are sickened by it. theyre all back slabbing each other for doing their jobs, and a job at the last minute. >> these jobs that are so difficult, particularly when theyre jobs difficult to follow, are done last minu...

Paul begala referred to this, and so did john king, it was a real moment of political theater, the relationship between reid and mcconnell seemed to have warmed up a lot, the trust factor is going to be really important in the weeks ahead. they seem to be on a really good place. i also found it really interesting that reid thanked so many people but the one person he did not thank was the president. and the president i think deserved more -- maybe he just thought it was obvious, but ordinary in ...

At the invitation of the government. nick, as someone who has worked the diplomatic channels, when evidence like these disturbing photos are found, number one, how do you build a case against gadhafi? let me start there. i have a follow-up. let me start there. >> well, john, i think it was -- its highly unusual for the international criminal court, as the chief prosecutor, to come out ahead of an indictment and essentially fire a strong shot across the bow of the gadhafi government by saying, in...

>> of "say yes to the dress atlanta," my cohost there and her parents brought this to her as a souvenir from the wedding and a replica of what they thought it was going to be. >> so when we think of whats the saying, something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. do they have traditions in england? >> they have a horseshoe most american girls dont do. >> a horseshoe. >> of all things. >> please explain. >> they put it in their bouquet, and it catches all the well wishes offere...

She holds tight to the gps and gotten us lost or taken us twice as long as more than nils. when in doubt, follow the guy in front of you. he knows where he is going! good morning, guys. rain across parts of the southeast. i know one thing, this is all headi heading easterly. we have a tornado watch in effect for the next couple of hours across the florida panhandle. good news. loose that bow. heavy wind with that and staying offshore. big winds south of new orleans winds gusting over a hundred...

That is when were going to launch a military attack on libya which he is not at all pleased with nor is the hard left and in a sense, i think its a shot across the presidents bow. hes saying i know something about you and im prepared to talk about it if you dont play ball with me. >> and jack, do you have any doubt in your mind whether or not the president of the united states wrote his book? >> i have no doubt that bill ayers was the primary craftsman behind "dreams from my father" and an inter...

>> thats exactly what secretary -- >> one at a time. ben, thank you very much. victoria, give you the final word. >> he said it was not vital but in our national interest. it was in our interest to go in to stop another srebenecia. >> i know you have radio shows later today. you have to go to work. thank you all. great. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us. >> all right. mr. kilmeade time for some sports. >> it looks like the newest class of pro football stars coming out of college will get the...

Our isotopes, cesium, iodine which indicates theres some kind of breach in the reactors. that the rackivity inside is now starting to escape into the outside environment. >> im sure you saw the report oncher bow and the effects of chernobyl, some people wound up with cancer but didnt die. >> nobody died in three mile island and in chernobyl a dozen people died doing the rescue work and some of the japanese workers are going to die because what they are doing in that reactor today. saw it in cher...