st. louis elects its first black woman as mayor, she's getting down to reforming the police and turning social workers into crime fighters. tishaura jones joins me live. >>> and last but not least, bernie sanders is stopping by to discuss what unionizers do next after a stinging defeat at an alabama plant for amazon. >>> and why infrastructure of the 21st century is more than concrete and steel. "velshi" starts now. >>> good morning. it's saturday, april 10th. i'm ali velshi. we have a lot of news, including the latest on biden's major infrastructure bill, the nation's most anti-trans legislation, and exactly what the testimony means for the prosecution and the defense in the trial of derek chauvin. >> mr. floyd died from a low level of oxygen. this caused damage to his brain that we see. and it also caused a p.e.a. arrhythmia that caused his heart to stop. >> the racial justice movement that the killing of george floyd ignited, the largest in american history, has taken place entirely du

it's time for st. louis to thrive. it's time for st. louis to thrive. it's time to ring a breath of fresh air in our neighborhood. >> lyft night, the city of st. louis elected its first black woman mayor. city treasurer tashara jones. jones ran a progressive platform directing the city's coronavirus aid towards rental and mortgage assistance, as well as resources for those that are homeless. she pledged to restructure the police department, reallocating its budget towards investment in substance abuse and mental health services. st. louis leads the entire country and the city had its highest homicide rate in 50 years in 2020. it's quite a big job she has ahead of her. i am excited to be joined by tashara jones. i am grateful. so let's just get started. congratulations, first of all on your victory and let's dig into what you have ahead of you. coronavirus cases in st. louis, more than 22,000, nearly 23,000. 458 deaths. very high poverty rate, 21.8%. how do you begin to even dig into all of that? >> well, joy, thank you for having me. i am honored to be

will grant, bbc news, st vincent. if you're taking your dog for a walk in the countryside this bank holiday weekend, the message from farmers is to please keep it on a lead. they say the rise in both dog ownership and rambling during the pandemic has led to more attacks on flocks. fiona lamdin report from dartmoor, and just a warning there are some images you may find distressing at the start of this film. easter sunday morning, get here today, some people out last night for a nice bank holiday walk with their dog, dog disappeared for five minutes, yeah. 0nly bit one sheep. neil cole lost 30 lambs and eight ewes after a dog chased some of his flock earlier this month. and to see ewes dead, lying in the field in distress, is, how do you explain that? i can only say, your heart sinks. why do you let your dogs off a field full of sheep? and he's not alone. in dartmoor, there have been 52 attacks on livestock reported so far this year. i'm getting calls almost daily about dog attacks. the injuries that sheep suffer throug

and the reason why st. louisens elected me is because, you know, a mayor with lived experiences with national relationships and a background in health care is what this moment demands. we're in the middle of a global pandemic. i have a masters in health administration, i'm also a single mom and i lead from a different place. my son is the most adorable 13-year-old boy in the world, and the reason why -- and he is the reason why i'm here. i want to make sure that i create a st. louis for him and other children like him have the opportunity to thrive. >> now, during your campaign, you said that the city of st. louis had lost 21,000 african-americans since the last census. what in your view is at the heart of that exodus. i ask because, as you discussed with my colleague, ali velshi, this weekend, police killings of black residents, according to a report by st. louis based reform group arch city defenders, with this in mind, do you think black people just don't feel welcome in st. louis? >> i think that's part

volcano rolls to life sparking an evacuation frenzy thousands of flame from the caribbean island of st vincent as scientists warn a bigger blossom could follow. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program britain is mourning the death of prince philip husband to queen elizabeth he died on friday morning at the age of 99 today military guns will fire salutes and sporting events will pause for minutes of silence flags will fly at half mast until the day of his funeral which is yet to be announced although buckingham palace has asked crowds not to gather or lay flowers during the pandemic people have been coming out to express their grief. it's been a year filled with pain and isolation for those in the united kingdom with many losing loved ones in the coronavirus pandemic but much of british society is pausing to give special attention to the passing of one man they hold. i have a huge huge amount of respect for. even talking about it. the nice break. that's come down here in just being here the. safety and everything else and just be placed. for the prince philip was wonderful father and

st. vincent is the main island in the caribbean nation of st. vincent and the grenadines. about 1500 miles from miami, west of barbados and northeast of aruba and venezuela. >> all arrangements have now kickstarted. and the process begins. >> reporter: the pandemic is posing an extra challenge. >> keep your mask on! >> reporter: the prime minister warning people they should be vaccinated before entering a shelter or boarding a cruise ship. evacuated residents are expected to be taken to neighboring islands, or they can shelter on st. vincent outside the danger zones. faith, trevor? >> andrea, thank you. >>> we're learning new details about a pilot in brazil who fought for his life after crashing in a remote part of the amazon jungle. he crashed back in january while flying for an illegal gold mining operation. and then after rescuers failed to find him, he walked for 36 days before being helped back to his family. he now says he is never flying again. >>> an invasion under way in the italian city of trieste by dozens of jellyfish. look at this video here, swarming the harb

motherwell beat st mirren 1—0. rugby union next, and england have thrashed italy 67—3 in the women's six nations. the defending champions scored nine tries as they reached the final of the tournament, which has a different format for this year, asjo currie reports. stepping out, knowing that a win against italy would send england through to the six nations grand final. a moment of reflection, and then it was down to business. against their resolute hosts, england knew they would have to take their chances. they did just that. first showing her power and then her pace to put the visitors ahead. a moment later, an almost an identical move. this time, meg jones with a quick reaction. vicky fleetwood in the right place. after the restart, england upped the pace, running in another seven tries. the pick of the bunch being this individual effort. her second of the afternoon. it's brilliant. sensational from england. almost faultless with the boot, and eight conversions from nine. england fly home with a bonus point win

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and thousands of people on the caribbean island of st vincent take shelter as volcanic ash rains down. hello and welcome. the duke of edinburgh is to be buried next saturday. he died on friday at the age of 99. because of coronavirus restrictions, his funeral will take place within the grounds of windsor castle, with no public processions, but it will be televised. the palace has said prince harry will attend but his wife meghan, who is pregnant, has been advised by her doctors not to travel. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. at midday in the capital cities of the four nations of the united kingdom, 41 gun salutes sounded in tribute to the duke. fire! fire. and for a man who served in the royal navy in the second world war and later, guns were fired in tribute aboard several warships. and in gibraltar, home to the royal navy's gibraltar squadron. at windsor castle, the earl of wessex arrived with his wife tojoin the queen in the family's mourning, as officials put the finishing touches to the plans for the duke's funeral. it will take place at three o'clock next satur

i think st. louis is long overdue for a truth and reconciliation commission because we have had systemic policies that have increased inequalities for decades and for generations. and that has to stop. >> you talk about maybe reconciliation commission and starting that piece of the puzzle. how do you start the conversation initially? you said it's time for the tough conversations. you can't avoid them any longer. do you -- is it your sense that there's a willingness to just start the conversation, to come to the table? >> yes, absolutely. because when i look at the support that i received across this city it was multigenerational and multiethnic, multiracial. so i won 18 out of 28 wards and not only in march but also in -- yesterday or a couple of days ago. and so that signals to me that we are ready to have these tough conversations. and it has to come from leadership. it has to come because -- you lead my example. >> we've talked so much over the last couple of weeks about the new voting law in

reawakens failing smoke and action forcing the evacuation of tens of thousands from the caribbean island of st vincent. on record as welcome to the program britain's prince philip husband of queen elizabeth has died at the age of 99 he'd recently been released from hospital after spending several weeks being treated for an infection and heart condition the prince stood at the queen side for over 7 decades well ladies have expressed their condolences and people have been laying flowers in tribute. it's been a year filled with pain and oscillation for those in the united kingdom with many losing loved ones in the corona virus pandemic. but much of british society is pausing to give special attention to the passing of one man they hold dear. i have a huge huge amount of respect for the royal family. even talking about it. the nice break. we had come down here in just being in the. safety and everything else and just be placed there. for the prince philip was wonderful father and a real asset to british life and i'm sure the queen is grieving terribly my wishes to her very sad actually. it's. stil

it would still be at st george's chapel. he did plan it ahead. the land rover that his coffin will be carried in is one that he helped to design himself. so everything, really, has been planned by him and the queen, theyjust had to scale it down due to the current situation going on in the world right now. and can ijust ask you finally, just on the reaction we have been covering all through the day, the reaction from around the world, i just wanted to get your perception of what the reaction has been there in the united states? it was obviously breaking news at the beginning. everybody knows who the queen is, and obviously her consort. it has not stayed as main news here because we don't have a royal family. but i think people are very sad and feel sympathy for the royal family and the queen, she is very revered here, so people are really sympathising and expressing their condolences with her. they had a tribute to him on the nightly news last night, but now it is almost back to normal. but some of these stations are still continuing to cover him

in st. landry parish, louisiana, north of lafayette, an ef-3 tornado with winds of at least 130 miles per hour striking in the middle of the night. >> the glass was coming from the window, from the door, and we could hear as everything was starting to crumble. >> reporter: eva council and her husband making it into their bathtub just in time. tragically, one person killed and several taken to the hospital. more than a dozen homes damaged. in shreveport, a second death. a man killed when a tree fell on his home. and a line of severe storms sweeping across parts of the gulf coast. this massive waterspout moving ashore in panama city beach, florida. >> look at that! look at that! >> reporter: the roof of this convenience store ripped off. outside pensacola, powerful wind gusts sending a tree crashing into this home, trapping a woman inside. first responders rushing her to the hospital. >> so let's get to rob marciano and, rob, take us through where the system is heading next. >> reporter: well,

queen elizabeth's husband — the duke of edinburgh — has been laid to rest in st george's chapel, windsor. his royal highness prince philip's coffin queen elizabeth's husband — the duke of edinburgh — has been laid to rest in st george's chapel, windsor. his royal highness prince philip's coffin was followed by the prince of wales, his sister and brothers — eight days after their father's death — at the age of 99. the queen sat alone in the chapel — mourning the loss of a much—loved husband. a small congregation attended the funeral, closing a remarkable chapter of modern royal history. our other main news stories this hour. the czech republic is expelling 18 russian diplomats after russian agents were allegedly involved in a deadly explosion at an arms depot. and president biden is under pressure after he tries to keep donald trump's cap on refugees. good evening. eight days after his death, his royal highness prince philip, the duke of edinburgh, has been laid to rest at st george's chapel windsor, in the presence of her majesty the queen, and a small congregation of family

the protestant church of st john had been due to get a modern heating system installed but the neat the floor of the church clues going back 1000 years were revealed. excavation director archaeologist greedo for conny and representatives from the protestant and catholic churches watch fascinated as a stone circle office weighing 2 tons was uncovered its location in the navy in front of the altar suggested that it was the final resting place of a high ranking person possibly the medieval bishop of mines aircon bought so let's say. for the 1st time in a 1000 years the 700 kilogram lid of the sarcophagus was raced. smite the person buried here really beat the ship economic archbishop of mines until his death in the year 1021 if so it would prove that this was the location of the city's 1st original cathedral. the question may seem unspectacular to non-specialists but for the researchers the remains contain a wealth of information about the period known as the romanesque. us. the world of that time was the result of a remarkable historical development until the 4th century christians had be

who also hath taught us by his holy apostle l st. paul, not to be sorry, as men without hope, for them that sleep in him. we meekly beseech thee, o father that, when we shall depart this life, we may rest in him, as our hope is this our brother doth. and that, at the general resurrection in the last day, we may be found acceptable in thy sight, and receive that blessing which thy well-beloved son shall then pronounce to all that love and fear thee, saying, come ye blessed children of my father. receive the kingdom prepared for you from the beginning of the world. grant this we beseech thee, o merciful father, through jesus christ, our mediator and redeemer. amen. >> o eternal god, before whose face the generations rise and pass away, thyself unchanged, abiding, we bless thy holy name for all who have completed their earthly course in thy faith and following, and are now at rest. we remember before thee this day philip, duke of edinburgh, rendering thanks unto thee for his resolute faith and loyalty, for his high sense of duty and int

the protestant church of st john had been due to get a modern heating system installed by. the neat the floor of the church clues going back 1000 years were revealed. excavation director archaeologist greed ofa conny and representatives from the protestant and catholic churches watched fascinated as a stone circle ficus weighing 2 tons was uncovered its location in the navy in front of the altar suggested that it was the final resting place of a high ranking person possibly the medieval bishop of minds aircon but so that's so. for the 1st time in a 1000 years the 700 kilogram lid of the sarcophagus was raced. so might the person buried here really be the ship. archbishop of mines until his death in the year 1021 if so it would prove that this was the location of the city's 1st original cathedral. the question may seem unspectacular to non-specialists push for the researchers the remains contain a wealth of information about the period known as the romanesque. such. the world of that time was the result of a remarkable historical development until the 4th century christians

he now rests in peace in the royal vault below st george's chapel. having fought the good fight, having finished the race and having kept the faith. from windsor, goodbye. hello there. it's milder by morning across northern ireland and western scotland because we have cloud and some patchy rain. elsewhere, though, little or no cloud, so temperatures closer to freezing with some patchy frost around but it will warm up in the sunshine. much more cloud, though, on sunday for scotland and northern ireland, the rain and drizzle tending to peter out through the day. eastern scotland still dry and bright. more sunshine for of england and wales but cloud will bubble up across wales and western parts of england with more sunshine further east. temperatures will be higher than they were on saturday. maybe slightly cooler, though, under the cloud in scotland and northern ireland. very little rain again on monday, it's just hanging around towards the north—west after a dull and misty start for eastern england, we will get some sunshine coming through. sunny sp

rest before today's funeral, which will take place within the castle precincts in the splendour of st george's chapel. the burial place of some of britain's greatest monarchs. and we have the band of the royal marines making a very, very grand and impressive entrance. they, too, are part of this tri—service band today. we saw the royal air force marines just starting, taking their place, and they will be playing a selection of music. it's a glorious selection of music, which, again, is a list of tunes that the duke wanted himself — very much his own choice. let's take in this scene, because this is one of the most poignant moments. that there in the bottom of the shot we have just seen, and now we have a great view of it, is the carriage, that is the duke's carriage. he was a very expert carriage driver. and on the seat of the carriage, just to underline again how poignant this is, we have the cap and the whip. there we have them. and all of this planned, all of this there for people to take in the interests, the commitments, the diligence in the best possible sense of the duke in

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then arrive at the steps of st. george's chapel. from there, there will be a national minute of silence. then the service will begin, presided over by the dean of windsor and the canterbury. >> our team is standing by as we reflect on prince philip's remarkable life, his contributions and legacy. we're going to begin with international correspondent keir simmons there in windsor. keir, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, savannah, good morning to you from a beautiful day here in windsor, where the stage is set for a royal funeral. a funeral that will encompass two families, the royal family and prince philip's military family. already, members of the military, more than 700, are in quadrangle of the castle, and lining the route to the steps of st. george's cap el. the royal navy, the royal marines, the royal air force to name but a few. we have seen members of the royal family arriving at st. george's chapel, including kate, the duchess of cambridge. soon, we will see prince philip's coffin emerge from the state entrance here at windso

from st. john's gospel. martha said to jesus, "lord, if you had been here, my brother would not have died. and even now i know that whatever you ask from god, god will give you." jesus said to her, "your brother will rise again." martha said to him, "i know that he will rise again in the resurrection at the last day." jesus said to her, "i am the resurrection and the life. he who believes in me, though he die, jet shall he live. and whoever lives and believes in me shall never die. do you believe this?" she said to him, "yes, lord. i believe that you are the christ, the son of god, he who is coming into the world ♪ ♪ my soul give praise unto the lord of heaven in majesty and honor clothed ♪ ♪ the earth he made will not be moved the seas he made to be its robe give praise ♪ ♪ give praise give praise ♪ ♪ give praise give praise ♪ ♪ the waters rise above the highest mountain and throw down to the vales and leas ♪ ♪ at springs wild assess quench their thirst and birds make nest amid the t

>> obviously not because st. louis city has experienced its own form of violating peoples first amendment rights, during protests. we are just weeks away from a verdict, where an off-duty police officer was beaten by his colleagues, during a protester in 2017 in st. louis. so we have to again get away from this old and tired arrested incarcerate model, to one that leads with prevention. because that is the only thing that is going to keep us from having these situations over and over again. >> st. louis mayor elect to charge owns. thank you very much for joining our discussion tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> we are going to squeeze in a break here, when we come back we will have more live coverage from the street them in brooklyn center minnesota, the curfew will be in place officially at the top of this hour. we will be right back. i'm hour we will be right back. we will be right back. i' ♪♪ ♪♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. are you managing your diabetes... ...

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inside windsor castle, st george's chapel has been made ready. the duke of edinburgh's many decorations have been placed on the altar. close by, the seat he used to occupy, the enamelled stall plate is in place. but his insignia as a knight of the garter has been removed. it will be in this section of the chapel, known as the quire, where the 30 members of the congregation will be seated around the catafalque bearing the duke's coffin. the funeral procession will have made its way to the chapel from the castle�*s quadrangle. just after 2:40pm, his coffin will be borne from the state entrance to be placed on the land rover hearse the duke helped to design. at 2:45pm, the small procession will step off for the eight—minute journey through the castle. some members of the royalfamily will walk behind the coffin. the queen will follow in a limousine. at 2:53pm, the coffin will arrive at the west steps of st george's chapel. it will be borne to the top of the steps where it will pause. at three o'clock, a one—minute silence will be observed, befo

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the protestant church of st john had been due to get a modern heating system installed by. the neat the floor of the church clues going back 1000 years were revealed. excavation director archaeologist. and representatives from the protestant and catholic churches watched fascinated as a stone circus weighing 2 tons was uncovered its location in the navy in front of the altar suggested that it was the final resting place of a high ranking person possibly the medieval bishop of minds aircon bought this it's. for the 1st time in a 1000 years the 700 kilogram lid of the sarcophagus was raced. it's might the person buried here really be bishop ecan bart archbishop of mines until his death in the year 1021 if so it would prove that this was the location of the city's 1st original cathedral. the question may seem unspectacular to non-specialists push for the researchers the remains contain a wealth of information about the period known as the romanesque. us. the world of that time was the result of a remarkable historical development until the 4th century christians had been subje

so energetically advanced minds his influence around the turn of the millennium was buried here in st stephen's church built on the highest hill in the city. the mortal remains of archbishop villegas have lain here to this day. villegas sought to underscore the superiority of the diocese of mines for that he developed an ambitious architectural plan at the end of the 10th century. the idea was to replace the old wooden cathedral with one made of stone much larger than the mighty abbey built by the monks of russian whole island in like constance . it was to be a pole a shell church with a painted wood paneled ceiling the walls were to be painted too with scenes from the bible. people of the time rarely saw pictures and villegas was convinced that the church would make a lasting impression on the faithful and lead them to god. and he was also convinced. that his cathedral would reinforce the importance of his diocese he would be the man to crown kings the son of a right religious had surpassed his humble origins to become regent of the empire and the pope's vicar. his personal incident

st. louis and the st. louis region have changed quite a bit since 2014 when michael brown was shot and killed by a ferguson police officer, both politically and policywise. but i think that they feel like, well, this does bring a sense of closure to one incident. there's a whole lot of ways to go when it comes to overhauling police departments and engendering trust between black people here and police departments around the region. >> yang: staying with you, jason. of course, in st. louis-- in ferguson last year in the midst of the protests over the george floyd death, ferguson elected its first black player. st. louis itself elected its first black mayor. has this changed people's attitudes? is there hope now there's going to be a greater connection between the communities and city hall? >> certainly there is hope. one of the things that i think people around the country need to realize is, as i've already said, michael brown was shot and killed seven years ago. and it took almost seven years see monument

so st. louis down to new orleans and they're doing this in order to challenge for and vex us military operations transportation and commerce so today we're going to kind of talk a little bit about how that unfolds. okay, i'm gonna try and share my screen with you all if this works. um, yes, i mean a thumbs up awesome. so we're gonna look at confederate boat burners and naval guerrillas along the mississippi river and i want to start by comparing two different boat burning incidents that happen in the civil war one happens in may of 1861 shortly after the war begins and the second one's gonna happen after the fall of vicksburg in august of 1863. and as i'm telling these two events, i want you think about how people respond to them because the responses are quite distinct. so, there we go. i'm gonna move this so i can see. so the first event is going to happen in new orleans, may 6th 1861 within weeks of the first volley at fort sumter new orleans is going to bear witness to an altogether diff

thousands of people are being evacuated from the area around the volcano on the caribbean island of st vincent after it began erupting on friday the volcano has been spewing smoke and ash across the island it had been dormant for decades until december 2020 when it began showing signs of activity. watching the eruption ejected smoke kilometers high into the air oh my god last a free air created an ash cloud so thick it hid the sun poor visibility forced airlines to cancel flights to and from st vincent here let's do this load our heads roll you're not here it doesn't just smoke started cooking there saw the i mean it does get planning going to see any industry there may be those there you go over 16000 people living near the volcano were ordered to leave the area for their own safety by st vincents prime minister ralph gone south as. residents queued for many buses taking only what they could carry with them. but they weren't enough places for everyone to be the little hole we were all in some regions evacuation efforts didn't go according to plan do you have that or support to be move

queen elizabeth's husband — the duke of edinburgh — has been laid to rest in st george's chapel in windsor. the queen sat alone in the chapel — mourning the loss of a much—loved husband. a small congregation attended the funeral, closing a remarkable chapter of modern royal history. our other main news this hour. president biden has condemned the treatment of the russian opposition activist alexei navalny, after his supporters warned he was at risk of dying in prison. the czech republic is expelling 18 russian diplomats after russian agents were allegedly involved in a deadly explosion at an arms depot. queen elizabeth's husband, prince philip, the duke of edinburgh, has been laid to rest in the royal vault at st george's chapel in windsor. the queen sat alone at the scaled—down service, with only 30 people in attendance. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell was watching the day's events. it was at windsor castle that they fell in love. it was wartime. the young lieutenant philip mountbatten spent his leave at the castle visiting the then—princess elizabeth. they were married

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he is going to be buried in the royal vault at st. george's chapel. but it's not his final resting place. when the queen does eventually die he will be moved so they can be laid together. >> right thank you so much. of course watch a live special report on the funeral hosted by gayle king. that's coming up next right here on kpix5 at 6:30 this morning.> cted in an already wild story. the hiker rescued in southern california thanks to a photo of his legs can be facing criminal charges for trespassing. the hiker got lost in the national forest. he sent a photo to friends who reached out to authorities and eventually got help from a satellite, mapping enthusiasts, were able to track him down. it turns out the terrain is off limits because of the burn scar. now he can be slapped with a misdemeanor and possibly a $10,000 fine. >> i didn't even think of that until i started seeing comments in the media or my facebook, the sheriff, saying this guy should be sent the bill. i am thinking what bill? >> he was clearly in an area he shouldn't have been. it expend

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we'll go to st. elmo's to the restaurant that's survived two pandemics, prohibition, and countless imitators. that and so much more is all ahead. >>> we do begin this morning with renewed questions over security at the u.s. capitol following a deadly attack friday afternoon. a capitol police officer was killed, another hurt after a man ram wanted his car into a barricade steps from the capitol building. the suspect emerged from the car with a knife and was shot and killed. even with most lawmakers gone for the holiday weekend, the capitol complex was locked down for hours. it comes days after some security measures put in place after the deadly january 6th riots were scaled back. jeff pegues is in our washington newsroom with more. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. flags at the capitol are at half staff today in honor of the fallen officer, an 18-year veteran of the capitol police force. investigators say this incident does not appear to be a terrorist act, and the suspect was not on the

inside st george's, the queen took her place in the quire. before entering the west doors, the bearer party paused for the minute's silence signalled by a field gun fired by the royal horse artillery. the coffin was borne into the chapel and around it the 30 members of the congregation, all of them masked. the bidding was delivered by the dean of windsor. with grateful hearts we remember the many ways in which his long life has been a blessing to us. we have been inspired by his unwavering loyalty to our queen, his service to the nation and the commonwealth, by his courage, fortitude and faith. the small congregation sat in its family groups. the queen sat alone. so too did prince harry. after the prayers and the commendation, a distinctive touch typical of the duke. in the name ofjesus christ who suffered for the, in the name of the holy spirit who strengthened the. may this day be in peace and light willing, in the heaven. amen. royal marine buglers sounded the royal navy's call to action stations. and finally, at the end of her husband's f