well, i've met him at a formative _ know. well, i've met him at a formative moment _ know. well, i've met him at a formative moment in - know. well, i've met him at a formative moment in my - know. well, i've met him at a formative moment in my lifel know. well, i've met him at a i formative moment in my life and know. well, i've met him at a - formative moment in my life and he's had a formative impact on my life. as i mentioned, getting the money from the prince's trust to be part of the national youth music theatre, but one of the first times i met him, i think the first time i met him, i think the first time i met him, was at the royal shakespeare company. i was privileged to play king henry vi at the royal shakespeare company. we would do all three plays on a saturday. he came to a day where he sat through henry vi part one, part two and part three, so he sat through 12 hours of shakespeare. it started at 10:30am and finished at 10:30pm and it happened to be the day that my father also attended that show, and not only was my dad getting to see me, a black man, play the

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over the course of seven decades, having met as many presidents as she has, having met as many prime ministers, having traveled to 150 countries, she learned a lot about global affairs. remember, some people have said they met her and they have been struck by how in-depth her command of policy is. this is somebody who is not political. she understands the working of government. she understands global affairs and has taken a keen interest in doing it. because of her nature, because she's dutiful and hard working, two days ago she was with the new british prime minister, classic queen elizabeth to be working right up until this health crisis, she was there. because she's so hard working and dilly gent, she takes the job very seriously, she made it her business to learn. in the course of doing that, she has had things she can impart. it strikes me how keen american presidents who do have hard power are to go and meet queen elizabeth. part of it is the thrill of meeting the queen, but it's her longevity and the amount of wisdom she has accrued over the last seven decades. >> absolutely.

i did, i met the queen in 2016. _ met the queen? i did, i met the queen in 2016. i— met the queen? i did, i met the queen in 2016. i am _ met the queen? i did, i met the queen in 2016. i am a _ met the queen? i did, i met the queen in 2016. i am a church i met the queen? i did, i met the i queen in 2016. i am a church fellow and we _ queen in 2016. i am a church fellow and we were — queen in 2016. i am a church fellow and we were invited to buckingham palace _ and we were invited to buckingham palace for— and we were invited to buckingham palace for a reception. and we were invited to buckingham palace fora reception. i'm and we were invited to buckingham palace for a reception. i'm sure like many— palace for a reception. i'm sure like many other thousands of people in the _ like many other thousands of people in the uk, _ like many other thousands of people in the uk, you are really nervous before _ in the uk, you are really nervous before you — in the uk, you are really nervous before you meet her, but the moment her hand _ before you meet her, but the moment her hand tou

both girls were dancers and when they met, they were 17 and they met secretly without their parents' knowledge. i saw lori crossing the street, and ijust saw the way- she walked and the big smile on her face _ yeah, then we hugged. it was quite an experience. it was surreal. i felt that i was staring at myself in the mirror. it was beautiful, i was in such awe of the whole thing. there were so many similarities and we shared so many similarl feelings and perceptions and artistic inclinations. | when i met with these kids i was struck by how similar they were. notjust the similar physical appearance but their whole personalities. it was quite clear to me that the genetic influences were very strong. these were psychoanalytically orientated researchers who placed heavy weight on environmental influences and on parenting, and suddenly they are confronted with twins raised apart who end up being very, very similar. the beauty of identical twins raised apart is that they share only their genes and not their environment so any resemblance between them is tied to their common genes. genetic

can't be said enough, the first president she met, harry truman. that is how long she served. >>> up next, a closer look at how the queen helped to form america's special relationship with great britain. our special coverage continues in just a moment. it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it's temperature balancing, so you both say cool. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. all smart beds are on sale. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. ends monday. >>> we're taking a live look there at balmoral castle in scotland where the queen peacefully passed away yesterday afternoon. we can see. so flowers laid outside the gates there. throughout queen elizabeth's 70 year reign, americans have been fascinated with her, transfixed by her commitment to make a good impression on the united states. here is nbc's lester holt with more. >> we've seen presidents come and go. but for 70 years, she was always right there. queen elizabeth. across the pond. but close to so many

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you met the queen, and you have met king charles. i wonder if you can tell us about those occasions where you met both of them. ~ .,, ., , them. most of the times i met them were in very — them. most of the times i met them were in very ceremonial— them. most of the times i met them were in very ceremonial and - them. most of the times i met them were in very ceremonial and royal . were in very ceremonial and royal visits, _ were in very ceremonial and royal visits, to — were in very ceremonial and royal visits, to celebrate something. they are extraordinarily good at connecting, but with the causes they are supporting adults also the people. — are supporting adults also the people, so i was previously dean of salisbury— people, so i was previously dean of salisbury cathedral, so on several occasions — salisbury cathedral, so on several occasions. the last time i met ken charles, _ occasions. the last time i met ken charles, as — occasions. the last time i met ken charles, as he is now, here was when he was _ charles, a

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she met jfk and j. lo. [ laughter ] she's met the beatles and the spice girls. she met the iron lady and the iron throne. [ laughter ] old blue eyes and the blue man group. president truman and "the truman show." she stood up to fascists, and she stood behind them. [ laughter ] [ applause ] after all these years, she saw harry styles spit on chris pine and said, "okay, i've had enough." [ laughter ] so we send positive thoughts to our friends in the u.k., and also to all the american aunts who are obsessed with the royal family for reasons i will never understand. [ laughter ] back here in the colonies, another season of nfl football got under way tonight. our defending super bowl champion los angeles rams hosted the buffalo bills tonight. [ cheers and applause ] this is interesting. a lot of teams re using special new helmets during practice that are designed to reduce head injuries and concussions. and the best part is they're all chocolate. [ laughter ] you get hungry, you just break off a chunk and you're good to go. it was a big night sports-wise tonight. f

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i know you also met her once. i'm just struck by as we hear those sound bites, is there any other person on earth that the former president trump and president biden wolf the exact same way about and laud in the same way? >> i don't think so, erin. she became more and more one of a type in this world, and thank goodness for it. coming to these shores the last 24 hours, it's impossible to overstate the degree of affection, respect and just a sense of graciousness that she brought to her life and brought to her position as queen. there was a time as one of your guests said back when princess diana just died, the monarchy came under a lot of assault. but queen elizabeth -- all of that has gone away. people here today don't want to hear, they don't want to hear anything about what happened in the past that's negative. they want to live in and experience and feel how important this woman has been. i must tell you one of my favorite memories from days gone by was accompanying president reagan in 1982, some 40 years ago.

he told detectives that they never met in person. cell phone tracking data placed him at the same park and at the same time that mckenzie vanished. now investigators were closing in on their suspect, but were they any closer to answering the crucial question, where was mackenzie? here is keith morrison with the conclusion of the waiting car. >> police looking for mackenzie lueck heard it is there being story. from a neighbor who said aj had sent a suspicious fire. the neighbor had found debris in her backyard. so they looked in aj's backyard and found something else disturbing, a freshly dug patch of soil. they called in a cadaver dog, which gave the unmistakable evidence, human remains. aj calmly watched it all from his driveway was taken into custody. a team from the crime lab spent the night digging up the backyard. they found more burnt clothing, purses and back packs, and then, down towards the bottom of the site, there was a burned and damaged iphone. the medical examiner identified human tissue. >> just fragments, mind you. th

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i met the mayor of enerhodar, that's the town next to the nuclear plant. he's in constant contact with those who still work there, under russian control. are you confident that the iaea is getting a true picture of the situation at the power plant? translation: no, i really doubt the picture will be objective. - unfortunately, russia didn't allow access for the international media, so the story is being shaped by the russian occupiers. zaporizhzhia, the nearest city to the nuclear plant, doesn't feel like it's in a war zone. life largely goes on here as normal, but everyone wants this war to end and for the threat of a nuclear accident to be lifted. frank gardner, bbc news, zaporizhzhia, ukraine. a man has been arrested following the deaths of a teenager and two young children in dublin. the 18—year—old woman and her brother and sister aged eight died after an incident at a house in the west of the city. our correspondentjulian o'neill told us more about what happened. we don't as yet no how these three individuals died. an 18—year—old woman and tw

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she was always salient, but never met old. -- never met old --meddled. she avoided controversy not by staying in the background, far from it. she performed her role to the utmost but did it by respecting the boundaries. she carried out her duty and gave us commitment for us to carry out hours. -- out ours. when many denigrated she always respected and supported parliament and we should be grateful for that. between her ministers, not just prime ministers, there was regular contact. after labor won the election in 1997 i went to the palace where like other new secretaries of state she appointed me to the privy council and bestowed on me the seals of office. they are actual seals which are given to you and you take back to your department to be locked in a safe. when a year later i was sacked -- [laughter] and the seals taken out of the safe and taken back to buckingham palace. my diary was empty and my phone stopped ringing, my office was astonished to get a call from buckingham palace. no one else wanted to have anything to do with me but the queen wante

he met the queen in belize. this photo shows him talking to the queen when he was a major in the army in 1994. the queen was recovering after a full from her horse, you can see her

i was reminded that she met winston churchill. if you think about him, her godfather was born in 1850. she flipped through almost two centuries -- has lived through most two centuries. she will be greatly missed by future prime minister's. romaine: a lot has been written about her sense of humor. guy was referencing her simulated parachuting with james bond. we got a chuckle out of that. she has certainly shown that side from time to time about her rapport with various heads of state. give us some insight as to what we can expect right now with regards to the recognition of her life, the funeral, the succession that will come over the next few days. guy: the procession is already in place. it is king charles. that is instantaneous. we will wait for the coronation after the funeral. the funeral will probably take place in 10 days. during the next 10 days, a series of events will be a recognition of her life. she is at balmoral now. you go to edinburgh and ultimately london over the next 24 hours. we will see parliament returned as

have you met her before? jake: i have met her before. i met here here in the white house when she was foreign secretary. she transitioned from essentially being there secretary of state, to being prime minister. the other day president biden had the opportunity to have a long phone call with her just hours after she had assumed her position. david: do you expect any change in u.s.-u.k. policy as a result? jake: at a foundational level, no. this is a special relationship. the two of them reaffirmed their commitment to the strength and vitality of the u.s.-u.k. alliance. and i think on all of the major issues, whether it is russia or china or iran we will see the same kinds of deep consultation and engagement between the two countries we have seen before, regardless of who is president, regardless of who is prime minister. so i do not expect there will be any fundamental changes in the relationship. but there will be issues we have to work through, of course, as there always are. david: as we talked, the u.n. general assembly will be meeti

i met a few strangers. we shared _ great. i met a few strangers. we shared food, shared memories, we share _ shared food, shared memories, we share laughs. and it has been great. and to _ share laughs. and it has been great. and to pay— share laughs. and it has been great. and to pay their last respects to the queen. she has done a lot for this country. thank you both very much _ this country. thank you both very much for— this country. thank you both very much. forthose this country. thank you both very much. for those of you thinking of coming _ much. for those of you thinking of coming down to pay your last respects— coming down to pay your last respects to the queen. the advice is to travel— respects to the queen. the advice is to travel light. small bags only allowed — to travel light. small bags only allowed and once you reach westminster hall you will not be allowed — westminster hall you will not be allowed to lay any flowers, candles or toys~ _ and if you're thinking of heading down there — or you're already in the queue and

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it is where i first met her. i was lucky to be with my small daughter and it is my daughter's first memory. it reminds me of the many times i saw her majesty agreed the public and i was impressed and inspired by her ability to ensure that each person she meets understands that she is focused entirely on them and she listen so well to them knowing that for each person she met it was a moment that person would remember for the rest of their life. her fortitude to do that into her 90's was incredible to behold. the one thing we know is that the reason her majesty love to come to newmarket was because of her love of horseracing. it was perhaps her greatest love outside her duty to her family and country. the genuine smile that came on her face was probably the broadest when she demonstrated her last public social occasion at ascot. when she came to open the national horseracing museum in newmarket. she went down the line of dignitaries, she gave them her customary focus but she was clearly doing her duty. it was only

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i have met him a few times and he was under strain, have met him a few times and he was understrain, not have met him a few times and he was under strain, not his usual self. normally going around with jokes and fun. he was definitely stressed but incredibly polite but what a mark of the man that he did not cancel arrangements, working farm the morning with meetings, during filming, and hosting a dinner in the evening. obviously he did not know what would happen next day but he must have known she was unwell but he went ahead with that so incredibly impressed. knowing him throu . h incredibly impressed. knowing him through that _ incredibly impressed. knowing him through that contact, _ incredibly impressed. knowing him through that contact, how- incredibly impressed. knowing him through that contact, how do - incredibly impressed. knowing him through that contact, how do you | through that contact, how do you expect his monarchy might look different and does it have to evolve? i different and does it have to evolve? ., , different and does it have to evolve? . , ., evolve? i am sure

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the new head of the met police, mark rowley, will take over on the 12th of this month. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren. hello. a wet start to the day across many parts of the uk, particularly northern ireland and south—west scotland. the rain is continuing to move north, coming to rest in the far north of scotland. we are left with cloud stretching down to central, southern england, could bring sharp showers. either side of that, sunshine. warmer than yesterday in northern ireland. cooler in northern scotland. the highest temperatures will be in eastern england. some further rain developing from the south again and pushing north across many parts of the country overnight. southerly breeze. a warm night as well. southern parts of the uk, no lower than 16, 17 degrees. the rain we start with across northern england and particularly scotland runs away. decent amount of sunshine tomorrow. sharp showers mainly in the south—east of england, and the south—west and south wales. a lot of places will be dry. warm in the sunshine. hello, this is bbc news.

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they have met frequently over the course of their tenures. and they met in person with president xi jinping in february when they rolled out this new partnership between the two countries. they would talk about the full range of issues, but i would know, first, before president xi jinping goes to meet with president putin on the sidelines of another summit, he is going to kazakhstan, where china and russia compete. there is an indication this is a relationship not without its complications. second, china has actually stood back from fully getting behind the russians when it comes to the war in ukraine. we have not seen them provide large-scale support in terms of weapons or industrial scale efforts to undermine sanctions, so this is a relationship that bears close watching, but again, not without complications. david: there is a report that north korea is selling weapons to russia. is that a surprise to the administration? jake: it indicates russia does not have a lot of options and appears to be running short of ammunition, looks around the

she met with a lot of u.s. presidents, 13 in all, all about johnson during the time that she was queen. she lived an extraordinary life, 70 years on the throne. let us take a moment to relive some of it with keir simmons. >> reporter: queen elizabeth ii, great britain's longest serving monarch died after living a life dedicated to duty. born in 1926, the third grandchild of king george v, elizabeth would guide nation through historic challenges. she stayed in london despite the nightly bombing raids of nazi germany. to the people of germany, there was this message from their future queen. >> we know every one of us that in the end all will be well for god will care for us and give us victory and peace. >> reporter: that speech sealed a special relationship with her future subjects. westminster abbey 1953, the first time tv cameras were allowed inside to record a coronation. the celebration was seen worldwide. and elizabeth's reign would be felt worldwide. she was the most widely traveled monarch in history. she

that gentleman having met her three times. i love michelle saying that it was like seeing her nan show up, waving -- with the queen waving. scott, we'll check in with you later. >> i was just going to say, that's something that you hear over and over again. it's like your grandmother. it's like the grandmother of the country, and you know, as i was saying earlier, this country doesn't always seem to unified when it comes to politics, when it comes to scotland and england and northern ireland and wales, everyone with different priorities, but certainly she has brought out the -- the monarchy brings out the patriotism in people and makes them feel proud to be british which is something you don't see often in this country. >> scott, appreciate it. president biden issued a statement on queen elizabeth's death a short time ago. go to kaitlan collins at the white house with that. >> this is the first time that she's weighed -- that the president -- president biden has weighed in. he wrote in a statement, a lengthy statement on the q

she met more people than any other monarch in our history. she gave counsel to prime ministers and ministers across government. i have personally greatly valued her wise advice. only last october, i witnessed first hand how she charmed the world's leading investors at windsor castle. she was always so proud of britain, and always embodied the spirit of our great country. she remained determined to carry out her duties even at the age of 96. it was just three days ago, at balmoral, that she invited me to form a government and become her 15th prime minister. again, she generously shared with me her deep experience of government, even in those last days. everyone who met her will remember the moment. they will speak of it for the rest of their lives. even for those who never met her, her late majesty's image is an icon for what britain stands for as a nation, on our coins, on our stamps, and in portraits around the world. her legacy will endure through the countless people she met, the global history she witnessed, and the lives that she touched

and as we mentioned, she met with so many presidents, she's met with 15 prime ministers here, in britain, and throughout, i met her, and her own personal opinion, on that leader and she never let it show, she met with donald trump when he was here in the united king democrat a couple of years ago, and there was a lot of backlash and she met with him and went for a walk around the palace ground, and she has always remained neutral, no matter. what and i think the fact that she has met so many world leaders and they all hold her in such high reguard and a testament to the kind of woman she was. >> she certainly did keep a poker face when she met trump again a year or so later in the 75th commemoration of d-day. jennifer, thanks for joining us this morning. appreciate it. >>> immediately upon the queen's death, charles became the next king of england. going by the name of king charles iii, he paid his own tribute to the queen in a statement that read this way. we mourn profoundly the passing of a cherished sovereign and much-loved mother. i know her loss will be deeply felt throughout the c

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when | first met the queen in 1947, i- going right back to the 19405. barren i first met the queen in 1947, i was serving in the navy and doing national service at greenwich. 0ne national service at greenwich. one of the teaching staff was a certain prince philip, and there were special evenings where you have a formal dinner, and he brought this beautiful princess on his arm. and i remember walking up smiling. she looked regal. but she also looked perfectly at home. this was her, where she should be. and i have never forgotten that. she liked the outdoors. i suppose it was the freedom. the absence of stuffiness. it is very difficult to be stuffy on a grass more. i remember one christmas broadcast, and it was my first broadcast. she was well aware this was the one time when she spoke one—to—one. and she cherished that. i decided it would be nice if we could do it in the stables. 0ur christmas thing anyway. and we ended up christmas thing anyway. and we ended up with the situation in which he was talking with horses around her. she did it absolutely perfectly. christmas is a festiv

and he came back to london and he's reminiscent of -- and met the crown. yesterday, it was very positive and very emotionally charged. supposing only three about -- that would be a devastating indictment about charles. that is obviously a wall of support and i think he was incredibly moved yesterday, wasn't? >> he did seem very moved, and he. the picture tells a story and i guess the main headline and away from the wraparound of the times -- i pledge myself to you, he's giving the messages. he? -- the people -- from day one. we thought she was our queen, she thought she thought i was a servant. from day one, she pledged herself to her duty, to her service, her people. charles's speech, which was incredibly dignified, i think he grew into his role there. -- they grow six inches. i almost got that impression. he became more statesman like. -- i was very echoing, you could almost hear his mother saying those words. it was incredibly moving. the one difference going back to the -- he's more emotional than his mother. i'm sure the queen cried many tears behind

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