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And a special programme on the oscars at half past one and reaction to the fashion and the moments from the ceremony. Good afternoon. The princess of wales has admitted sometimes editing pictures. It comes after questions about this picture released yesterday of her with her three children. Several News Agencies had withdrawn the photo, over concerns it had been digitally manipulated. In a statement, the princess said like many amateur photographers, i do occasionally experiment with editing. An...

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And in the show, soonest running for president, learning the ropes. >> that scene like the early american movies i mentioned was played more for laughs, but it is also populous reminding viewers that democracy can mean regular people rule, not just rich connected elites already at home in fancy powerful scenes that are different than how most people that govern live their

Pete: i took my kids to identities not two weeks ago in minnesota and i felt terrible for the servers, i mean, she was running around serving way too many tables apologizing. shes like we got a new cook in the back learning the ropes comic anyway 10 or 15 minutes, of course, i mean, it makes me want to give a bigger tip and say thank you for working, but if you dont have the workers, you have to do something. rachel: we did a story may be a month or two ago where we talked about how theres a dem...

Whats your main takeaway from this extensiver ten-tenser b t had? >> he came from texas where he lived the last 50 years or so and no government experience, i think he was very reflective of the fact he had a little bit of a rocky year trying to get his sea legs and get it know how to work for this president and i think really trying to say, like, im here now, im learning the ropes, im getting to know washington, im getting to know the government interagency process. and im going build on that. ...

Fried, one of the things that is hard to figure out about macron is that he doesnt have a political footprint, he liked it trump in the sense that he was in the private sector, he was a late driver to politics, learning the ropes and his predecessors in restoration, and now finds himself is really the unexpected leader of a country, looking for a national identity new direction, napoleon was an authoritarian dictator, but what he does represent in the hearts and minds of french people is when fr...

Supporters value president trump because he tells it like it is. sometimes thats appropriate. in a group like this, all these people have been elected. they all have their own domestic politics. if you try to humiliate them or shame them publicly, its probably not going to be very effecty. i thought instead of what he said publicly at nato, lecturing nato on defense spend and by the way the europeans should spend more on defense, it would have been better to do it privately, one-on-one or with a...

Was undeniably, the most important senator on the hill today. >> reporter: his first hours on capitol hill, learning the ropes from the now senior senator from west virginia, jay rockefeller. and soon after, the 36-year-old who has never before held public office was sworn in. >> so, help you god. >> so help me god. >> congratulations. >> reporter: and now the youngest senator, he replaces robert byrd who was the old nest the senate until his death last month. after another ceremonial swearing i...

After you and hitting you. you have to keep moving. >> what does it feel like now when you walk past where the chess shop used to be. >> i feel as nervous as it is 1955. >> today. >> funny. this isnt something i expect at this moment. >> for years, this street was a frontline between the chess forum and the chess shop which closed in 2012. it was right across the street and owned by former boss and then rival. in the early 90s, according to him, the two men shook hands and agreed after five year...

Game, like any chess game, its the thinking ahead that keeps you one step ahead of the guy. >> what does it feel like for you now when you walk past where the chess shop used to be? >> i feel as nervous as if it was 1995. >> today. >> its funny. this is something i didnt expect at this moment. >> for years this street was the front line of a bitter war between the chess forum and the chess shop which closed in 2012. it was right across the street and known by his former boss and then rival. in t...