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Own family vault. having taken dianas engagement ring, would kate also consider wearing her tiara? >> with this ring, i thee wed -- >> reporter: sarah ferguson wore a garland of flowers into westminster abbey on her wedding day, symbolizing a commoner entering the ceremony. >> its a very clever idea and a romantic one as well. >> reporter: after the vows, the flowers came off to reveal a new tiara commissioned by garrard jewelers, highlighting a new sarah, duchess of york. experts think the quee...

Spencer family tiara from her own family vault. having taken dianas engagement ring, would kate also consider wearing her tiara? >> with this ring, i thee wed -- >> reporter: sarah ferguson wore a garland of flowers into westminster abbey on her wedding day, symbolizing a commoner entering the ceremony. >> its a very clever idea and a romantic one as well. >> reporter: after the vows, the flowers came off to reveal a new tiara commissioned by garrard jewelers, highlighting a new sarah, duchess o...

All students, not just white males. this is it go being backwards to me. >> eric, let me ask you because our response to this is overwhelmingly positive. people who said, look, we need more money for college, weve got all kinds of different kinds of scholarships out there. theres even a scholarship for students who love "strar trar t" rick wrote on the blog -- i got a scholarship for being left-handed. i think private groups should be able to fund scholarships for any reason they choose. eric, i...

Highlight and him mate some of the duplication could be very real. when youve got 47 job training programs costing $18 billion a year through nine different agencies, and we havent done anything about it, and the factor is we dont know if our job raining is doing any good because theres no metrics on it, if you have 80 programs -- let me read you a couple. 173 tax depeexpenditures tha. how much of it are we duplicating for the same thing some theres programs like $58 billion on 100 separate prog...

To see him leave libya at the end of a rope. and if that happens ... i think the sun would be shining in hell. if someone terminates him. and i think they will, someplace along the line. >>neil: but he was brought back into the community of self respecting nations when he paid off the families of lockerbie victims and god in the good graces of the last president and was welcomed back into the world of civil leaders but you said then, and rejected it then, as bad move. >>guest: bad move. but does...

Studio, the makeup artist asked me i did bring my own foundation, first, i had no idea what foundation was and it was a very perplexing question because he was just addressing to me, he didnt ask the white girl. so, i said, no. and he proceeded to put something on my face and when i looked at myself in the mirror, i was mortified, cause i looked gray, you know? and thank god the pictures came out in black and white. so, black and white hides a multitude of sins. >> how did you exude confidence k...

Means? >> i think whats happening in egypt, tunisia today, and perhaps elsewhere, these can be models for peaceful transition to more open, more accountable governance, and towards societies that offer more opportunities. social, economic, political for a cross-section of their people. i truly believe, and i have for 30 years, and i used to argue this in jordan as well, that to achieve true national security, which is the issue in the debate thats always proceed dominated in egypt and many other...

Accountable state apparatus that can draw in people from all points of view, and in this case create a movement going forward. egypt can be a model of a peaceful transition, i think. >> do you believe that any peaceful transition in a country can actually happen in reality if you turf out leaders after 30 years. hes been in many peoples eyes pretty good to the west and pretty good allies. is that a sensible way to proceed, or do you think the sensible way is the way president obama seems to pref...

Create a movement going forward. egypt can be a model of a peaceful transition, i think. >> do you believe that any peaceful transition in a country like egypt can actually happen in reality, if you simply turf out leaders after 30 years who have been in many peoples eyes pretty good to the west and pretty good allies? is that a sensible way to proceed, or do you think the sensible way is the way president obama seems to prefer, a gradual transition, where mubarak is allowed to stay for a while,...

That has dominated for a very long time, that assumes that anyone -- that any religious group is somehow dangerous and stream, whereas in fact most arabs, religion is important to most arabs, and most arabs are moderate, peaceful centrists, want everyone wanting what these people -- >> so do you think its helpful -- >> the muslim brotherhood are one of the many groups that/points of view that need to come to the table, need to be part of the dilodge and the governance building process, but theyr...