and down the line from somerset by one of the viewers who contacted us about last weekend jubilee coverage, paul banwell. let s talk first, richard, about the booing. overwhelmingly, the viewers complaint that we got on newswatch was that when the video was repeated of the prime minister s arrival the booing seems to be harder to hear. why the difference? well, the first shot that you saw was of jane hill commentating live on the johnsons arriving. you could hear her reaction instantly, that you can hear quite a lot of booing and a considerable amount, i think she says. the second shot that you saw was from a different camera, we have a number of different cameras filming events like this and they use what we call a clean feed. so essentially, audio without the commentary on, so withoutjane hill s commentary on in a different position and so just the volume levels were different. but there was no editing of it, no attempt to censor anything. i think if you watched our coverage in the d
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before this. but actually, the decision by secretary clinton was to allow them to shutter the embassy and the rest of the staff got out we re told in a convoy over land to jordan. now, the reason the u.s. is doing this, they say, is that the government has refused the syrian government has refused to address its security concerns. and what were they? well, the embassy in damascus is located right off on a very busy street. and the u.s. says there was concern after some car bombs last month that perhaps there could be the embassy could be a target of al qaeda. that bombing, by the way, was linked to al qaeda. so they decided to do this. but obviously there was a lot of concern about whether they could get out. so that staff includes as i said the remaining staff, 17 people, plus the ambassador are now out. kyra? and sort of a bit of a coins d dense here? this is right after syria and russia blocked the resolution calling for president assad to be removed from office. t
the cnn family, cnn international s director of coverage, roger clark. before roger joined us, he was with the bbc, where he worked on the queen s jubilee coverage. they ve got something very special for us. you guys have this royal quiz, right? the experts edition. and everybody at home can play along, as well. so richard, why don t you take it away? all right, randi. this is a triv-off on royalty. you have colonel trustee over here, who knows more than anything ever learned by the royal family. and i m extremely nervous. well, so you should be. because we ve got 1,000 years of questions to choose from here. so we thought we would start by tossing a coin to see who will go first. here we go. first time on tv for you. heads. tails it is. you ask the first question then. okay. this is the way it works. there are six questions in here. three are hard, three are easy. we re only going to be asking three to each other. you don t know whether you re getting a hard or an easy q