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Bloomberg Radio New York
"elizabeth knight" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"So in the past few minutes, as you just mentioned, the doors of Westminster Abbey have now opened to the congregation. And the great and the good have been arriving. I've been watching them streaming by and lots of the men are wearing dark seats and have medals and the ladies have all got black dresses on and fascinators. We will come back to Leigh Anne gerrans, who is live for us outside Westminster Abbey. I think we're having a little bit of difficulty reaching her. But we will return to her, of course. So she has been watching people arriving for the funeral service. Leanne, I'm hoping that you can hear us clearly. What is going on then ahead of the service beginning? Yes, Caroline, I can hear you clearly. So as you did mention earlier doors of Westminster Abbey have now opened to the congregation, the great and the good have been arriving. I'm sitting here right now, and I've just been watching people streaming past me, including the police officers who are guiding these people as there's a huge police presence here in the country and right round Westminster to keep everybody safe. Everybody's dressed in black, the ladies are wearing fascinators, the men have black suits on them and lots of them have medals on the pockets. It's quite a spectacle really to see people begin to flood into Westminster Abbey. And they also go through airport style securities, so we're just seeing them go through that before they are seated in the Abbey ahead of the funeral at 11 o'clock today. Lean, of course, many of the senior dignitaries attending this will be bossed from Chelsea to the RB closer to the start of that service at 11 a.m.. Can you give us an idea about who's going to be attending later? Yes, we've all been talking about that and wondering here on the ground if we're going to be able to see some of those foreign dignitaries presidents and prime ministers from all over the world who have descended on London over the last few days. And as I mentioned, 10,000 police officers will be on the ground to make sure that everything goes off safely and people are kept protected and the work behind the scenes really dates back years, so around 2000 invited guests will be inside Westminster Abbey, that's the capacity. And last night, the king spent the evening hosting 500 dignitaries and guests at a special reception at Buckingham Palace. Now, I guess at the funeral today will include members of royal families from across Europe, leaders from the Commonwealth, including the Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau, New Zealand's prime minister Johnson gerardo and Australia's prime minister Anthony albanese. They did arrive over the weekend. Other world leaders will include the U.S. president Joe Biden, who was seen standing silently beside her majesty's coffin in Westminster hall. He will have a course attend that service alongside the Italian German and French president. They were all here in London. No one from Russia, Belarus, and Myanmar has been invited. And of course, the queen's Friends, family, and employees will be at center stage of the guest list. The Queen would have given a lot of thought to her funeral service, which has been in the years and years of planning and her faith was also a thread throughout her life, and I imagine today's ceremony will consist of a very personal plan approved by her majesty. They again, thank you so much for that reporting and so live from Westminster ahead of the funeral within sight of Westminster Abbey, our reporter on the ground. Well, let's speak now to Victoria wakeley Bloomberg's UK national editor for more context on today's events, which are a good morning to you. Thank you for being with us on radio. This event, the funeral today is the culmination of ten days of national mourning. What does today mean for Britain and your view? I think the main thing. And again, this is the view from my perspective. You can't say definitively, but is the feeling of togetherness potentially, not the whole country will be feeling the same, but the country feels that it's the center of the world's attention today on one level, and on another level, as we saw with the Q what people drew from this and what potentially people might want to carry through is that sense of feeling it together wanting to recognize the queen together and that sense of it's not too cliched of potentially moving into another era, nobody quite knows what that will be, how they feel about that. But for the moment for the last ten days, that sense of togetherness. Yeah, and what sticks in my mind one of our writers put it this way, we may not all be monarchists, but we're all Elizabeth knight, or at least many people in Britain feel that way. In terms of the order of service Victoria that we was published last night, we've had details of what will be sung and said in the Abbey. Now what stands out to you there? It's the mixture of and the constant threat as leandra said to us, actually, of things that meant things to the queen, who as she said was very closely involved in drawing up this order of service. So we've got music that was sung at our wedding to Prince Philip music that was sung at his funeral and at the coronation. We've got music in the order of service here written and arranged in the 1600s and the 1700s. There hasn't been a monarch's funeral at Westminster Abbey since the 18th century, but still that sense of continuity, the Abbey builds on its traditions and its experience. And when the choir processes up at the front of the procession at 11 o'clock, you know, that would be a tradition stretching about hundreds of years for which they've rehearsed over and over again the pieces and for which the choir exists to sing for the monarch and that sense of the personal thread that runs through the order of service of those bits of music stood out stood out for me. And I think the lord is my shepherd will stand up for many people when that is sung as something that was associated with the Prince Philip too. Victoria, this is also a huge international gathering, a major test for the news prime minister who has found herself hosting presidents and prime ministers on royalty from all over the world. How important are a gathering is this internationally? Well obviously there are many gatherings like this and for Britain and the prime minister to find itself at the center of world attention. I think is important. On the other hand, part of the thing, just of course, we will all be watching the great and the good as Jan said far into the Abbey and trying to spot President Biden and who's coming in and out of the coaches and things. Much of the most of the actual meetings between them, of course, will happen away from our gaze. And the real diplomacy, I suppose, in many ways starts when there's trust the prime minister flies off to New York for the UN General Assembly tomorrow. But I think for Britain, that sense that world leaders will fly in correct to help us remember our modic is the important thing, I think, from this ceremony. Perhaps politics on hold still. Thank you so much for being with us. Victoria wakely has Bloomberg's UK national editor really pinpointing what may stand out in the service at 11 a.m.. Which of course will bring you to live here on Bloomberg radio coming up next on the program will
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"elizabeth knight" Discussed on Power 106 FM
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"So much for the update. Appreciate it. Elizabeth Shelter. There are ABC news correspondent in Washington. Thanks so much. All right. 5 20 at kfbk. Traffic and weather together. Time. Good for Elizabeth Knight. Does somebody in Washington is working? Uh, that's Dennis. Yes. How about that, huh? Hotline's ringing a second. Okay. Brought to you by that first, huh? Last have been shot down. 99 Grand Line Road east on ramp. Well, we're reporting a Caltrans request and not sure why you have me in the area. Something going on down there, Dad and a split seven minutes. Eastbound Camp City. Split to Roseville is gonna be eight minutes as you make your way out to Douglass Boulevard. Be going. Tell Grover 11 minutes. 55 and 13 minutes sat down on 99 downtown to false of eastbound 50 18 minute ride for you. They're 16 minutes to Woodland north that I five in a nine minute drive to Davis Westbound 80 no traffic either direction to speak of out there the Davis area with. Indeed, there's no waiting for real results. Indeed, searches through the millions of resumes in their database to deliver great candidates who fit your job description instantly claim you're $75 credit towards your first upgraded post had indeed dot com slash credit. Terms and conditions apply traffic on the tens, every 10 minutes mornings and afternoons. Dana has news 93.1 kfbk. Tonight we'll see Partly cloudy skies. It'll be chilly tonight will reach a low 38 to 42 tomorrow. Mostly cloudy tomorrow will see a high 53 to 57 Thursday. We'll have plenty of sunshine Thursday Expect.
KQED Radio
"elizabeth knight" Discussed on KQED Radio
"We just have a minute or so left. But let me 31 about Russia while I've got you since we're talking about U. S leadership on the world stage with the arrest and now the sentencing of Alexi Navalny, the opposition leader, What kind of really test is that post for Biden? Again. It's important to stand for the right thing. It's important to try to make, uh make clear that there is some price to pay. But you know we have. We're not going toe affect the internal affairs off Russia. Putin has a very firm grip on power. He has good control over Russia's finances. There's not likely to be a crash. So you know you you do the right thing. You hope that it sends a signal and encourages the right people. You can do a little with targeted sanctions. This might be the most intelligent way to go in the future, not sanctioning the state. Sanctioning 10 people who are part of the state. Fareed Zakaria. Thank you. My pleasure. He is author of the book 10 Lessons for a post pandemic world. Captain, Sir Tom Moore was a British World War two veteran who raised more than $40 million to help his country fight the coronavirus. He died after contracting covert 19 himself. Moore was 100 years old and NPR London correspondent Frank Langfitt has this remembrance. The United Kingdom is more politically polarized today than it's been in decades. But most everybody here agrees on this. They love captain Tom Moore. Even if a year ago they've never heard of him. More captured the nation's imagination last spring when he vowed to walk 100 laps in his garden with help of Walker before he turned 100 years old, relying on social media, we hope to raise $1250 for health care workers when he surpassed nine million after less than two weeks. He was stunned, as he told NPR at the time is absolutely awesome. Is it always unbelievable with us. So for money, it's coming. I mean, I've never come across our source of money before more quickly became a household name here and an inspiration is cheerful optimism provided a morale boost to a nation whose government is widely seen to have bungled the response of the Corona virus. Britain has the highest death toll in Europe. More than 106,000. Here's captain Thomas. He was known bucking up his countrymen on Britain's ITV. Tomorrow is a good day. So you're still going to get a bus in the suddenly start shining on everyone more struck a nerve because his campaign combined two big sources of British pride and identity. United Kingdom's victory in the Second World War and the beloved and underfunded National Health Service, which has struggled at times to handle the flood of covert patients. More was also modest, classic British trade. One little soul like me isn't going to make much difference. I might have but hope because it does, but it won't really will it. In July, a ceremony in Windsor Castle Queen Elizabeth Knight didn't capping his extraordinary late life second, and last month he contracted pneumonia. His family said. Medication for that infection prevented him from getting the new vaccine. More was diagnosed with covert 19 last week. Frank Langfitt. NPR NEWS London This'll is all things considered from NPR News in your KQED traffic update at 5 18 starts with the latest on that traffic jam and conquered Here's Julie de Fish. And so before eastbound before Port Chicago Highway that hit and run crash, here's the dealing with that the center divide already really slow from Pacheco Boulevard after Willow Pass Road. Good news. Union City North 8 80 before Alvarado Niles and to wreck involving two SUVs. It's a completely cleared up now and pretty stole over the Altamont Pass. He spent 5 80 30 minutes from North Livermore Avenue to Tracy Julie, deputy for KQED. Julie will have Maurin 10 minutes. Support for KQED comes from the Netflix documentary The Social Dilemma. As users tweet like and share so looking Valley insiders reveal the consequences of the growing dependence on social media in this documentary feature awards eligible Bank of the West who's taking action through restrictive environmental financing policies to create positive change for people and the planet. Learn more about what Bank of the West does and doesn't finance at Bank of the west dot.
90.3 KAZU
"elizabeth knight" Discussed on 90.3 KAZU
"Since the Civil War on did it only shows that democracy is fragile. It has to be protected. These things don't happen automatically or by magic. On. Do you know the United States is moral authority really comes from the fact that it is the oldest constitutional democracy in the world has withstood a lot, including the assault by Donald Trump. We just have a minute or so left. But let me 31 about Russia while I've got you Since we're talking about U. S leadership on the world stage with the arrest, And now the sentencing of Alex Sandoval made the opposition leader. What kind of really test is that post for Biden? Again. It's important to stand for the right thing. It's important to try to make, uh, make clear that there is some price to pay. But you know, we have. We're not gonna affect the internal affairs off Russia. Putin has a very firm grip on power. He has good control over Russia's finances. There's not likely to be a crash. So you know you you do the right thing. You hope that it sends a signal and encourages the right people. You can do a little with targeted sanctions. This might be the most intelligent way to go in the future, not sanctioning the state. Sanctioning 10 people who are part of the state. Fareed Zakaria. Thank you. My pleasure. He is author of the book 10 Lessons for a post pandemic world. Captain, Sir Tom Moore was a British World War two veteran who raised more than $40 million to help his country fight the coronavirus. He died after contracting covert 19 himself. Moore was 100 years old and NPR London correspondent Frank Langfitt has this remembrance. The United Kingdom is more politically polarized today than it's been in decades. But most everybody here agrees on this. They love Captain Tom or even if a year ago, they've never heard of him. Or captured the nation's imagination last spring, when he vowed to walk 100 laps in his garden with help of Walker before he turned 100 years old, relying on social media, we hope to raise $1250 for health care workers. When he surpassed nine million after less than two weeks. He was stunned as he told NPR at the time is absolutely awesome. It's almost unbelievable with us. Social money is coming, and I mean I've never come across our source of money before more quickly became a household name here, and an inspiration is cheerful optimism provided a morale boost. To a nation whose government is widely seen to a bungled the response of the coronavirus. Britain has the highest death toll in Europe. More than 106,000. Here's captain Thomas. He was known bucking up his countrymen on Britain's ITV. Tomorrow is a good day. So you're still going to get a bus in the sun will start shining on everyone more struck a nerve because his campaign combined two big sources of British pride and identity. United Kingdom's victory in the Second World War and the beloved and underfunded National Health Service, which has struggled at times to handle the flood of covert patients. More was also modest, classic British trade One, which was sold lot May Isn't gonna make much different. Model of Bob Hope is it does, but it won't really will it in July at a ceremony in Windsor Castle, Queen Elizabeth Knight didn't capping is extraordinary. Late life second, and last month he contracted pneumonia,.
90.3 KAZU
"elizabeth knight" Discussed on 90.3 KAZU
"Recommends tactics that have worked overseas. The most violent elements that we're concerned about right now see former President Trump as a broadly popular and charismatic symbol, and we'll hear from representative Cori Bush, newly elected Democrat from Missouri. Any of the Congress members who had ties and connections who helped organize that day, January 6 they should be removed from office. That's a hug. First news. Live from NPR News. I'm Jack Spear. President Biden has signed three executive actions today ended unwinding some of the immigration enforcement policies put in place under the previous administration. Pairing with Vice President Harrison incoming Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas by and said, I'm not making new law on the limit inning band policy by and saying the last orders were not reflective of the U. S. The last president, United States Issued executive orders I thought were very kind of productive to our security kind of production to who we are as a country. The actions taken today seek to reunite Children and parents who became separated the U. S Southern border and call for review of Trump Administration policy requiring those seeking asylum to wait in Mexico would also call for to review of a policy that made it harder for poor immigrants to obtain permanent residency in the U. S. Attorneys for former President Trump are responding to the article of impeachment filed against him as NPR's Barbra's front reports They denied Trump incited the insurrection to U S Capitol last month. House impeachment managers have filed a brief arguing that Trump was directly responsible for the violent riot last month that left five people dead. In response. Trump's lawyers deny the charge and say Trump cannot be tried by the Senate because he no longer is in office. His lawyers also argued that Trump's remarks challenging the results of the 2020 election are protected by the First Amendment. House Impeachment managers point to a phone call Trump made in early January, during which he pushed George's secretary of state to find enough votes to overturn the state's election results. Trump legal team's own brief is due February 8th a day before the trial is set to begin. Barbara Sprint NPR NEWS Jeff Bezos says he is stepping down as Amazon's CEO later this year. NPR Shannon Bond reports. The head of Amazon's Cloud division will replace him. Jeff Bezos is handing over the reins after 27 years in charge of the company he founded. In that time, he's turned Amazon from an online bookstore into a retail, logistics and tech powerhouse and become one of the world's richest people. Amazon is among MPR's financial supporters. Jesus says he will remain Amazons executive chairman and focus on his passion projects, including philanthropy, his rocket company, Blue Origin and The Washington Post newspaper, which he owns, he said in the statement. It's a quote, optimal time to hand over the business. His successor, Andy Jassy, has led Amazons Cloud Computing business since it was created in 2006. Jassy has turned the unit into the company's biggest profit center. Shannon Bond. NPR News, With estimated losses of $12 billion over the past year, Chicago based Boeing is indicated it plans to pay most employees bonuses next month. Going to report in The Seattle Times. Employees did not receive annual bonuses last year when Boeing lost $636 million to the grounding of the 7 37 MAXjet pulling two crashes. On Wall Street. Today the Dow was up 475 points. This is NPR. Two FBI agents were killed three others wounded today as they tried to execute a search warrant in Florida. The FBI says The confrontation in the Fort Lauderdale suburb of Sunrise was one of the bloodiest days in FBI history in South Florida and among the deadliest nationally as well. Corn, the FBI the suspect also died in the shootout. The agents were attempting to execute a federal search warrant. Next with the case involving violence against Children. Captain Sir Thomas Maura, British World War two veteran who raised more than $40 million to help his country's national health service fight. The Corona virus has died from covert 19. He was 100 years old. More from NPR's Frank Langfitt. More raised the money last year by walking 100 laps before his 100th birthday. With the help of his walker in his garden in England, Fueled by social media, his campaign captured the imagination of millions here in the United Kingdom and made more household name and 99. His efforts, optimism and good cheer provided a big morale boost to a nation whose government has been widely seen to have bungled the response to the coronavirus. Britain has the highest coronavirus death toll in Europe more than 100,000. Queen Elizabeth knighted more in Windsor Castle in July or contracted pneumonia in recent weeks. His family said he was not given the vaccine because of medication He was taking for pneumonia or was diagnosed with covert 19 last week. Frank Langfitt. NPR NEWS London CRUDO Features prices took a big bump up today, reaching their highest level in 12 months. Oil game, a dollar and 21 cents a barrel to end the session of 54 76 of barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Was a gain.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"elizabeth knight" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"He has good control over Russia's finances. There's not likely to be a crash. So you know you you do the right thing. You hope that it sends the signal and encourages the right people. You can do a little with targeted sanctions. This might be the most intelligent way to go into the future. Not sanctioning the state. But sanctioning 10 people who are part of the state. Fareed Zakaria. Thank you. My pleasure. He is author of the book 10 Lessons for a post pandemic world. Captain, Sir Tom or was a British World War two veteran who raised more than $40 million to help his country fight the coronavirus. He died after contracting covert 19 himself. Moore was 100 years old and NPR London correspondent Frank Langfitt has this remembrance. The United Kingdom is more politically polarized today than it's been in decades. But most everybody here agrees on this. They love captain Tom Moore. Even if a year ago they've never heard of him. More captured the nation's imagination last spring when he vowed to walk 100 laps in his garden with help of Walker before he turned 100 years old, relying on social media, we hope to raise $1250 for health care workers. When he surpassed nine million after less than two weeks. He was stunned as he told NPR at the time is absolutely awesome. It's almost unbelievable with us. Social money is coming in, and I mean, I've never come across all sorts of money before more quickly became a household name here, and an inspiration is cheerful optimism provided a morale boost. To a nation whose government is widely seen to have bungled the response of the coronavirus. Britain has the highest death toll in Europe. More than 106,000. Here's captain Thomas. He was known bucking up his countrymen on Britain's ITV. Tomorrow is a good day. Since you're still going to get a bus in the sun will start running on everybody more struck a nerve because his campaign combined two big sources of British pride and identity. United Kingdom's victory in the Second World War and the beloved and underfunded National Health Service, which has struggled at times to handle the flood of covert patients. More was also modest, classic British trade Wonderful so lot may Isn't going to make much difference. I'm out of Bob. Hope is it does, but it won't really will it in July at a ceremony at Windsor Castle, Queen Elizabeth knighted capping is extraordinary. Late life second, and last month, he contracted pneumonia. His family said medication for that infection prevented him from getting the new vaccine. More was diagnosed with covert 19 last week. Frank Langfitt NPR NEWS London It's double. Um, I see you're listening to all things considered just ahead after a quick break. President Biden's pick to lead the Department of Education. Is also Connecticut's first Latino education commissioner. Being bilingual, and by cultural I am as American as apple pie and rice and beans coming up. We'll hear about Miguel Cardona's long career as a public school educator. That and more right after the break, stay tuned. W N. Y C supporters include the Netflix documentary Dick Johnson is dead from filmmaker Kirsten Johnson, utilizing moviemaking magic and their families, dark humor Dad and.
WORT 89.9 FM
"elizabeth knight" Discussed on WORT 89.9 FM
"You're just right How blind I've been. I've had seen it. Thus his true that taxes you must pay without a word off us. You are subject to the laws man made And yet no word or note. Can you sing out where it will count? I'll help you win the vote. Yes, I will. Thank you, Joe. Well together soon people orders he will If you're yes. Up. Next. Elizabeth Knight, and I don't have any notes on who the male singer is on that, but that's called winning the vote. From songs of the suffragettes. Smithsonian Folkways released 1958 before that request. Hard times Come again No more. The Stephen Foster song. Versions by the Red Clay Ramblers. Judy Collins and Jonas Field When morning comes to America that's live from winter stories live from the Oslo Opera House came out this year as well. Sean Watkins and met Chamberland. Be lonesome Election blues. Herself title released they released earlier this year as well. And then the vote about buggy from 2012, Gerry S. Paxton. And Jim Lusk. And more songs coming up here on the green Morning radios. Special Election Day special got a big set coming up to sort of Take a lot of time up in this last hour and going to start off with The youth on sample of Atlanta, a song called Get Out and Vote. Another single It came out this year. And then the people United can never be defeated. Perry Winkle. After that, another request trio with their version of after the gold rush. Can long quest is going to stand and fight. And then we're going to hear a song about the president's From that election Songs album that we started our show off with Oscar brand. Followed by this man by Robert Crave, played that song a bunch now and then vote anyway by Stuart starts. And then if there's time we'll see what else we can fit in. But for now, let's just start this nice, long set off with a wonderful message Tune here. Called Get out and vote by the youth on Sambal of Atlanta..