prince charles drove a fancy custom ride when he was a little one and recognize these royal rug rats in leaves? it's the queen's sons princes andrew and edward. both baby meghan and tiny harry were cute as buttons. so we had some fun with commuter imagery. here's a possible look at their bundle of joy to be. so until the arrival next spring, we're happy looking at cute baby shots of his or her royal older cousins. >> now prince harry and meghan markle's child will be seventh in line to to throne once it arrives in the spring. i'm not gonna say he or she. people have been speculating that meghan has been wearing a lot of blue. so maybe she's trying to give us a hint. just stop it. >> right. i mean, her every move is scrutinized. thank you kevin. now coming up, did the weeknd feel it comin'? he responds to his near on stage disaster next. next on kron-4 news at eight: we are just moments away from the massive mega- millions jackpot drawing. we'll have a live report.. as the numbers are revealed for the 1-point- six billion dollar jackpot. plus -- a second crack has been found at the mi

the sunday express, meanwhile, reports that prince charles has been urged to cut ties with the saudial family after the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi. that was a little taste of the front pages. let's get straight into it, and we will start with a bit of brexit. starting with the observer. we have already seen the pictures you have shown earlier this evening, the aerial footage of this huge march through central london earlier today. around 700,000 people, more oi’ today. around 700,000 people, more or less. it goes up with every paper that comes in. i was told the only way you can do it is doing the aerial shots and working out how many people in the square footage, but i think the police have stopped giving out or the figures, because there are always —— giving out the figures. a lot of people in the early october sunshine demanding a second referendum, ranging from delia smith to sadiq khan, and various other people. so that is the story which runs throughout. we have it on the front of the times, if we return to the sunday times. the question is, will they get it?|j think

prince charles drove a fancy custom ride when he was a little one and recognize these royal rug rats?en's sons andrew and edward. we had some fun with computer imagery. here's a possible look at their bupdal to be. so year happy looking at cute baby shots of his or her older royal cousins. >> i think it's safe to say we can't get enough of the royals. let's move on to leading lady o dreyfuss. she got the mark twain prize for american humor.n honored in the past. >> it feels like a lot and i'm quite overcome. i'm nervous but delighted to be here. >> we were first with you in 1982 when "et" launched. >> my name is julia louie dreyfuss and i have a cast named "molly". >> fix your hair. >> you took the words out of mew mouth. >> in a special take to air november 19th on pbs, julia's is honored for her work on "veep" and "seinfeld." >> i felt she was the sparkle of the show that made it the right >> it was her brave struggle with cancer that brought there tears. >> everybody needs laughs. so the fact that i've had the opportunity to make people laugh for a living is one of the many blessin

i was trying to establish which members of the royal family might be going, difficult with prince charlesath at the cenotaph. even theresa may has not confirmed yet to emanuel macron again playing power politics. president trump is acted in paris and you expect him to wa nt to acted in paris and you expect him to want to see the pomp and ceremony of such an occasion celebrated. very different the whole approach and attitudes and of course the history in france than in the uk where obviously this is going to be a big and very sombre but pretty grand scale commemoration. yes be honest it is every year. it is remarkable. he has a sense of theatre, he thinks it is conveying symbolism that does not work for france. he's much more sensitive i to symbols, emanuel macron, compared to some of his predecessors. when that was the beginning of the world war commemorations, he did not turn up. and that was strange because that is his hometown and he courted a lot of controversy so again suggesting that the man of the people is not quite the man of the people is not quite the man of the people of franc

: his dad died. >> but he was still the crown prince. charlesthe roll. >> mohammed bin naif. after the king was assigned crown prince by the ruling family. we could go through this all day. charles: what will happen to mohammed bin salman? >> good question. charles: we have a u.s.-american center like lindsey graham said we shouldn't do business with saudi arabia as long as he is king. >> you and rand paul. watch out. something i pay close attention to over the weekend the king reaffirmed the intelligence control under the crown prince. i had said on "special report" on fox news last week perhaps a half measure they could take, take away the control that the crown prince had over the intelligence agencies. they have not done that. in fact they reiterated control. saudi arabia is doubling down on mohammed bin salman. there is not a lot of magnitsky sanctions they can do until after the midterms. charles: bottom line, he is saying, the crown prince is staying? >> if the administration calls on him to resign, i don't see that happening until, unles

dear to prince harry's heart.ade the same trip under as have their parents, princess diana and prince charles before them. huge excitement in australia. it hasn't changed the ie ten rare since the baby news. there are questions whether or not. both are under zika warnings. they say at this point the trip goes on as planned. abc news, london. >> even though they said it was a surprise when i saw her in the big blue coat i was wondering. >> it didn't quite fit like it used to, did it? >> they talked about it far for a while. we are happy for them. >> yes. thank you for joining us. who wants >> thanks for joining us for "millionaire." where we're very excited about our $100 million dollar season. very soon, we'll have given away a grand total of $100 million. and we're celebrating with a special episode, special prizes, and lots of special guests, including all this week when some of your favorite celebrities will be playing our game. with all the money they win going to worthy causes. today, two of the backstreet boys: howie dorough and aj mclean are here to try to win big bucks for charity. th

my grandmother and my mother always used to bring me out to see the queen or prince charles when they to new zealand. come over here for once. enjoy the beautiful place. join the party. just the willingness to engage with new zealanders from all walks of life, particularly standing up and using... speaking maori at the beginning of speeches and at the end, that shows, i think, a level of respect for new zealand that hasn't gone unnoticed here, and really appreciated. singing. quite a song and dance has been made of this royal tour, harry responded with heartfelt thanks and a bit of a joke. we are meeting little kiwis, we're meeting big kiwis are being treated to your fantastic food, culture and sporting activities. well, if you can call welly—wanging or gumboot throwing a sport. perhaps we should have a three test series and see who comes out on top. laughter. and then talks with some younger kiwis. the royal embrace of new zealand's future. jonny dymond, bbc news, auckland. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. hello. we need our wellies today near the east coast, parti

we are used to stuffy pictures of prince carl in his —— prince charles in his double—breasted suit, now doing yoga, it is a different generation. whether it will work, who knows. it is a punchy rebrand to them. there is something very sweet about the relationship that seems genuinely comfortable in public and with each other. very clever dressing by the duchess, lots of stripes, everyone is on the lookout for the bump. yes, the accession with her body, she is amazing just to carry on with all the interest in how large she is going to be an everything going on down there. invicta 's games start soon, invictus ticks off, it is today in sydney, it is the brainchild of prince harry, it will be fantastic to watch that. let's finish off with some sport, staying with the times, and it is on the back page, the end of those long, long, long matches at wimbledon. ru fans, what you make of that? what are they going to do, if i get this right, if it is 12— 12 in the final then they go to a tie—break. right, if it is 12— 12 in the final then they go to a tie-break. in line with the us open. this sto

the sunday express meanwhile reports that prince charles has been urged to cut ties with the saudi royalart with the observer. an image on some of the front pages unsurprisingly today, the people's vote as they call it, march yesterday. the organisers claim more than 700,000 marched through london demanding a second referendum. we don't know what it would be on but critics say it would be a rerun of that first referendum. what did you make of the pictures? remarkable. you talked about the organisers, the independent was one of the co—organisers of the march working with the people's vote campaign. a very proud day for the newspaper to get such an extraordinary amount of people out onto the streets. there is some debate about how many there we re is some debate about how many there were but no one is denying it was extremely large, certainly the largest since the iraq war, anti iraq war demonstrations. will it change the terms of the debates? you can argue but i think that amount of people on the streets of london making it very clear they are unhappy with the way the brexit processes goi

that's when he got the bug for leicester, he got his children educated here, friends with prince charlesice insights into his life, the thailand billionaire who prays with buddhist monks before a match. fascinating character, lots of sugar daddies in the world of modern football but he was genuinely loved by the fans, he helped not only the club but also the community. he was very much tied up with prince harry on his endeavours for the distressed and the impact is games, the things about him which is so games, the things about him which is so sad, he probably was the most popular football owner in the premiership. the so—called faithful have food some of the owners in the premier league in the past but he will be sorely missed. it's too early to say what exactly has happened, we've been given some pretty clear it steers what happens to leicester, they are the antidote to leicester, they are the antidote to what is going on, big money is a steam roller, you get manchester city, topping the premiership and it's because they can put out 3—14 is. what he got working so well with the genius

prince charles came without his wife, the duchess of cornwall evidently had a pressing engagement.it. and then stand by for the arrival of the mother of the bride, sarah ferguson, also known as the duchess of york. she's not been an entirely welcome figure within whilst circles for many years, having an unfortunate habit of embarrassing them but she arrived boisterous as ever and delighted to be part of a family again. the queen was there to see the wedding of one of their granddaughters, and alongside her was a duke of edinburgh, a rare appearance by him at the age of 97. they went into the chapel and took their places just behind the duchess of york. is thought to be the first time a duke of edinburgh has been in such close box at each to his erstwhile daughter—in—law for 26 years and so to the bride. princess eugenie, ninth in line to the throne, she arrived at the chapel with her father, the duke of york, in a dress by designer peter paul otto. waiting in sight, has been to be, jack brooksbank, a drinks company were and stiff and former nightclub manager. the bride came up the

prince william and his family and their parents, prince charles and prince diana before them have also made the trip. the palace hasn't changed the itinerary. there are questions whether or not meghan will go to tonga and fiji which are both under a zika warning. >> the abc 7 news app has personalized push alerts to get more of the news you want delivered to your home, your phone in realtime>>alrit. thor joiningbcne a 00'm >>'m onday ghfootba" th the a more powerful way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, enhanced coverage, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity for $34.99 a month for 12 months. plus ask about xfi pods for even more coverage. click, call or visit a store today. >> come >>> it's a fun neighborhood feel. >> i'm an emotional player. i care about winning. we do what we're supposed to do on the field. we are expected to win. >> deep down the right side. touchdown! what a

will struggle to get a brexit deal through parliament the sunday express meanwhile reports that prince charlesn urged to cut links with the saudi royal family after the killing of the journalist jamal kashoggi. that is just a little taste of the front pages. obviously we will have more at 11:30pm in our next edition of the papers. we will start off with the sunday times and brexit today. obviously we had the big march today. incredible figures. the sunday times says 670,000 people. it's an extraordinary amount. the one thing that is quite nice is obviously there was a bit of a cold atmosphere to be out in short, but atmosphere to be out in short, but at least people seem to be enjoying themselves. and clearly there is a mood now growing for the second referendum. i don't think there'll be one but the mood seems to be growing. there is a mood for people going out to the march in the nice sunshine. probably not the best weather. i'm not dismissing the fact people turned up because those aerial photographs you can see there are huge numbers of people, but whether it is going to get us any closer

there is prince charles. prince charles... there we go. the prince of wales. going to bring in vanity fair‘s royal commentator. the page boys and bridesmaids, always a highlight of these weddings. they are, and it is lovely that eugenie has done exactly what the sussexs didn't ask the little people. she has two stewards as well. lady louise, a little older, nine and ten. use one of the little pageboy is take a fall. it is so windy, it doesn't surprise me. the only thing that surprised me is princess beatrice is in one of the front pews with her mother. i thought she might have been with the young ones. but probably why she chose those stewardesses to help out. princess beatrice is the maid of honour. have seen blue as well. the queen arriving, in blue! with the duke of edinburgh. we were hoping the duke of edinburgh would be here this morning. we were told he would make a decision on the morning off. i think the fact he was photographed yesterday looking so fit and healthy, i was or is told he was fit and healthy, i was or is told he was determined to be here

prince charles, three.eir hotel balcony, and as guests of honor at the traditional welcome celebration. >> the duchess and i look forward to meeting as many of you as possible over the next two days. >> reporter: a roast pig and a whale's tooth, traditional gifts to the couple before a sip. not the kind of baby shower the duchess had envisioned perhaps but no matter. at the evening state dinner meghan a vision in fijan blue, a full length cape dress and borrowed diamond chandelier earrings. and tonight at that state dinner the president of fiji paid tribute to princess diana saying he was sure she'd be proud of the man harry had become and that he'd found happiness and love with meghan. we've got a whole day of fun to look forward to here in fiji tomorrow. michael. >> all right, james, i don't know how you're so unfortunate to get this assignment to travel with the royals in fiji but enjoy yourself. bulla bulla, my friend. now over to george. >> he is happy about it, michael. >>> we'll move on to a consumer

so charles, calvert, st. mary's, prince george's counties, you're really under the gun today.ome across a flooded road, turn around, don't as that cold front moves through the area, take a look at your second weather headline. breezy and much cooler for your friday. temperatures only in the 60s tomorrow during the day. that sets us up for a very autumn-like weekend. unfortunately, it's looking like we'll havecattered rain showers saturday morning. speaking of rain showers, here's the latest check of storm team 4 radar. me rain impacting parts of montgomery county. most of the beltway looking fine. some showers around the i-81 area. winchester seeing light to moderate rain. here's tropical stormicel. ultimately this is going to be its track. it kind of scoots out to sea just south of us. here's the cold front back to the gest. these ang to kind of come together and push out to sea early tomorrow morning. when i say early, i mean like 2:00 a.m. on your friday. before w get t friday morning, here's your thursday night. here's where that heavy rain is moving in.t' i think going to

my grandmother and my mother always used to bring me out to see the queen or prince charles when theye for once. enjoy the beautiful place. join the party. just the willingness to engage with new zealanders from all walks of life, particularly standing up and using... speaking maori at the beginning of speeches and at the end, that shows, i think, a level of respect for new zealand that hasn't gone unnoticed here, and really appreciated. singing. quite a song and dance has been made of this royal tour, harry responded with heartfelt thanks and a bit of a joke. we are meeting little kiwis, we're meeting big kiwis are being treated to your fantastic food, culture and sporting activities. well, if you can call welly—wanging or gumboot throwing a sport. perhaps we should have a three test series and see who comes out on top. laughter. and then talks with some younger kiwis. the royal embrace of new zealand's future. jonny dymond, bbc news, auckland. now it's time for a look at the weather — nick miller are we going to be needing our raincoats? a bit of patchy rain around in the next 24 ho

my grandmother and my mother always used to bring me out to see the queen or prince charles when theyeches and at the end, that shows, i think, a level of respect for new zealand that hasn‘t gone unnoticed here, and really appreciated. singing. quite a song and dance has been made of this royal tour, harry responded with heartfelt thanks and a bit of a joke. we are meeting little kiwis, we‘re meeting big kiwis being treated to your fantastic food, culture and sporting activities. well, if you can call welly—wanging or gumboot throwing a sport. perhaps we should have a three test series and see who comes out on top. laughter. and then talks with some younger kiwis. the royal embrace of new zealand‘s future. jonny dymond, bbc news, auckland. the bbc news at six is coming up in a minute. time for a look at the weather. here‘s darren bett with the forecast. it has been a chilly day. a few changes in the next couple of days. it will not feel as cold for a couple of days but still the risk of some pockets of frost. there will be some pockets of frost. there will be some rain moving across t

edingurgh, the newborn will be seventh in line to the throne, behind father harry, following prince charles boyrn earlier thi year. the new baby will put a bigger spotlight on the modern royal couple. the queen has been informed. this morning, kensington palace announcing that meghan's mom is excited about this news and looking forward to the birth of her first grandchild. >>> we'll have more on this big news. we're going to turn to camilla tom tominy. tell us your reaction since you follow the royals so closely, when you heard the news. >> reporter: >> they didn't take long, did they? we've had the royal wedding and the second royal wedding. and this news, it's like buses. they come along twice at once. and prince harry has been talking about starting a family for some years. in 2010, when he talked about how obsessed he was with children. he really can connect with kids. he is child-like himself. he can have moments where he's high-spirited. a little mischievous with his niece and nephews. this is one of the stories that we've all been waiting for. and in their mid-30s, him and meghan, we

prince charles came without his wife, the duchess of cornwall evidently had the pressing engagement andd by for the arrival of the mother of the bride, sarah ferguson, also known as the duchess of york. she's not being a welcome figure within the royal figures for good many years. she's had an unfortunate habit of embarrassing them. but she arrived today as boisterous as ever and delighted to be part of the family again. the queen was there to see the wedding of one of her granddaughters. alongside it was the duke of edinburgh, a rare appearance by him. they went into the chapel and took their places just behind the duchess of york it is thought to be the first time the duke of edinburgh has been in such close proximity to his daughter—in—law for 26 years. and so to the bride, princess eugenie, ninth in line to the throne, she arrived at the chapel bid her father, the throne, she arrived at the chapel bid herfather, the duke of york, in a dress by peter polota—nau. waiting inside, her husband to be, jack brooksbank, eight drinks company representative and former nightclub manager. the b

prince charles and his wife camila is a definite no-show. at least she won't be there.dy committed to official royal duties, including a school event. while harry and meghan may be on hand for the nuptials, they miss planned events for saturday. so a lot of the royals won't possibly be there and a good chunk of the british public is unhappy with this wedding, saying they will have to foot the bill for it. it will be about $3 to $4 million for taxpayers and it's a private wedding, no cameras showing anything. >> it's not a harry and meghan affair. >> it's not an affair. although the bbc did say thanks but no thanks. we're not going to broadcast it. >>> all right. coming up, next half hour, first lady melania trump opens up about bullying, saying she is among the most bullied people in the world. >>> but first, coming out of your shell. how comic con is helping to empower even the most bashful among us. that's coming up next on "world news now." news now." to empower even the most bashful among us. that's coming up next on "world news now." girl, pepto ultra coating will

my grandmother and my mother always used to bring me out to see the queen or prince charles when theyand. come over here for once. enjoy the beautiful place. join the party. just the willingness to engage with new zealanders from all walks of life, particularly standing up and using... speaking maori at the beginning of speeches and at the end, that shows, i think, a level of respect for new zealand that hasn't gone unnoticed here, and really appreciated. singing. quite a song and dance has been made of this royal tour, harry responded with heartfelt thanks and a bit of a joke. we are meeting little kiwis, we're meeting big kiwis are being treated to your fantastic food, culture and sporting activities. well, if you can call welly—wanging or gumboot throwing a sport. perhaps we should have a three test series and see who comes out on top. laughter. and then talks with some younger kiwis. the royal embrace of new zealand's future. jonny dymond, bbc news, auckland. and — not to be outdone, the duke and duchess of cambridge have been having some fun of their own. prince william and kate

. >> reporter: back home, prince charles, delighted he will be a grandfather again. >> oh, yes.lliams' collection, paired with outland jeans and j. crew boots. and the new royal, proving to be a hit with the public down under. they're calling it meg mania. 15,000 people descended to greet harry and meghan. a royal woodstock, complete with rain, meghan holding the umbrella. >> it's all right. i've got it. >> reporter: this farming region, plagued by a drought for several years, though you wouldn't know it today. a royal visit to a local school, a washout. harry just waved to everyone to come to them. now, they're all crowding around, in the middle of a thunderstorm. inside, meghan supporting another young woman, nervous during a speech. >> you're doing great. >> reporter: and what better in bad weather than banana bread, baked by meghan herself, the palace says, brought for a lunch with a farming family. >> i was lucky to be offered a slice of it. and i have to say, it was delicious. >> reporter: rebecca english from "the daily mail" online, says it tasted of chocolate and ginger

some heavy rain around here, especiallf east 95, where flash flood watch is in effect for prince ,george charles, calvert, st. mary's county, down through parts of stafford and king geo counties. this starts at 2:00 p.m. today until 6:00 a.m. on your friday. the heaviest rain impacts everybody for the afternoon and evening hours. there arca already someered showers out there. if you're in the flash flood watch, you can anticipate about 2 to 4 inches of rain elsewhere, including mostro of the m area, about an inch of rain, maybe a little less. still,ot a great day out there. you definitely want to grab the umbrella. recess for the kids today could be indoors. i think a lot of us will be impacted by rain. take a look. showers scattered across the area. melissa tracking rain along 20.o hopefully this morning commute isn't impacted too much. >> i'll take a look at some cameras he there. beltway here at forestville road looking pretty good. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, no big complaints. we're keeping an eye on the rain today. hyattsville, southbound bw parkway after 50, right lane gets

and prince charles arriving as well.thousands of people entered that ballot to be standing outside the st george's chapel to be —— to watch the royals arrive, the couple arrived. and of course all the celebrity guests who were invited to the occasion as well. and of course we will bring you more of those images throughout the day. now politics. downing street has said that theresa may will continue to insist that any post—brexit customs union with the eu would have to be time limited. brexiteers fear the arrangement, under which the uk and eu would apply the same import duties, would hinder britain in striking new trade deals. a customs union is being proposed as a backstop if the eu and uk fail to reach a trading agreement. philip hammond has told the bbc britain will get a brexit deal dividend if it's able to agree good terms with brussels to leave the european union. earlier i spoke to our political correspondent, jonathan blake. the uk and eu have a different position on the backstop and how should work. just to remi

. >>> prince charles in london to tackle illegal wildlife trade.e told them it's heartbreaking that his children might not see elephants, rhinos and tigers left in the wild that is the news update this hour i will send it back to you, dom. >>> thanks very much, sue her a herera coming up on the show, we've got high debt and low credit ratings. that's what's lurking behind in the background in the energy sector right now as yields rise and stocks fall. is this a recipe for disaster in that sector? that's coming up next on "power lunch. >>> and now the latest from tradin tradingnatio tradingnation.cnbc.com >>> a bullish wedge consists of two converging trend lines, slanting down towards. conversely, a bearish wedge occurs within the down trend and consists of two converging lines pointed upwas.rd a breck of the lower trend line is considered a bearish signal nr why bother mastering something? because when you want to create an entirely new feeling, the difference between excellence and mastery, is all the difference in the world. introducing the all-

housing and you let some of the houses in poundbury, the development that was the brainchild of prince charlesng sits within an environment where you can walk and cycle to facilities and you can act to the get they easily by road as well —— you can actually get the easily. i think it is a new town which effectively has been designed around a really clear designed around a really clear design guide, for me, the most striking thing about it is not the fa ct striking thing about it is not the fact that it looks like a historic dorset town, which i think it does and it doesn't to a greater or lesser extent in different parts, but the way in which the streetscape is integrated demonstrates that good design doesn't necessarily cost very much money. poundbury was one of the 20 estates that our research looked at and it came out very well from that. all argument is supported by motoring groups like the rac foundation. poundbury says you can do development in ways that don't entrench car dependence and congest the entire surrounding road network. the council in didcot pointed out that didcot has masses

first cousin of prince charles charlotte and louie and will hot be a prince or princess but a lord orady unless the queen steps in why because harry is not in the direct line of succession so they can't be a prince or princess so prince loves to bet and bet abouting on nameses so far diana, victoria alexander. >> you're really into this. start with some happy news. >> extra 30 seconds. all right. let's look at stocks they're coming off a wild week i'm sorry i was away for that but it was a wild week dow is closed to 25,000 level. jack is with us senior editor all right jack. >> i can't believe the news you want to talk about stocks a time let's talk about stocks. go ahead so -- >> don't want to meant -- [laughter] it has been a great run for stocks. truly great run. is it over? >> i don't think so. this was a well mannered selloff this is not panic time look we're coming into earning season now it is beginning to be another quarter of 20% earnings growth. i know next year the earnings woapght be as gross rate won't be as hot but probably get high single digit growth and chances that r

according to these and it's inconceivable that the saudi leadership the crown prince himself did not know this was happening. charles stratford there in istanbul let's continue talking about associate of course all is in ankara with more on the next stages in the investigation. definitely the leaks by the turkish officials the media helped to put pressure international pressure over saudi arabia in order to call mass the death of journalists. the prosecutor's office in istanbul is running an independent investigation despite another investigation is underway in saudi arabia at the sources that i have spoken after to saudi and now spent they say that they will be continuing chasing after this and they will not stop until they find a body of jamal khashoggi because his body it would be the key indicator of this inquiry in order to file an indictment and to carry out this case to a higher level and international level of course now everybody's curious whether mohamed in somalia will be able to get away this. relationship with the with the men he has dismissed this miss but until now the saudi rhetorical was based on de

in through the waldorf area, charles county, prince george's county.eavier rain and thunder right here. this is a ban from michael moving from the south. same thing around the fredericksburg area. you see some heavy rain toward 50. the heaviest rain right now. two to three inches per hour so expect some flooding. we could see some flash flooding and that's what we have goi on in this area. spotsylvania county, fredericksburg, that's a warning. a watch. until tomorrow morning. 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. this is the areat could see two to four inches of rain. not just the rain. once it moves out, the wind ovves in. and michael out to sea. look at this. the wind advisorys in effect right through 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. upwards of 40 to 50-mile-an-hour winds. you notice thew yelnd orange areas, ocean city,ighind warnings for wdsver 50 miles per hour. yes, we could have some drees down. the system has made its way across the border toward the norfolk area. only around 63, 56 for a start. much cooler, sunshine breezy, and then the temperatures during the day. t

the latest flood warnings ande're seeing a flood warning for almost all of charles county, all of st. mary's and southern prince george's county. they may be extended if we don't see water come down and we are hearing of flooded roads in these areas. so a good call i thinkith that two hour delay for charles and st. mary's county. no take a look. most of us still under a wind advisory. did the winds wake you up overnight? still gusty right now. this wind advisory that includes the entire d.c. metro area will be in effect until 6:00 a.m. this morning. take a ok. tracking gusts as high as 40 miles per hour. out driving for yourorning commute, you want to watch for debris. i came across a branch down heading into work today. as the winds subside it's still breezy throughout the day today. much more on how much cooler it is and what that means for the weekend coming up. definitely a lot of debris to watch out for. all lanes blocked because of that tree that was down. tree cleaned up. but we'll keep you updated on that: eastbound 66, before the beltway, right side blocked by a disabled vehicle. beltway itself looks g

special forces that was a forensic pathologist a doctor even a security guard of crown prince mohammed bin selma on well charles stratford is live for us now side the saudi calls you that in istanbul and charles amid the politics and diplomacy surrounding this case has now been a conversation between presidents trump and any new details on that. well we understand according to a press release from the presidential palace that this telephone conversation is you say a mutual agreement that all circumstances surrounding this case will get full disclosure and be clarified the or an urgent need for clarification on exactly what happened agreement between president trump and president or the one on on this case let's not forget that the relationship between turkey and the us has been strained to say the least for a number of years now differences in opinion with respect to iran with respect to syria of course we had the two year detention in turkey of the us passed pull pull brunson who was pulled bronson i'm sorry who was released earlier this month and then of course there is the the situation with the man that tur

frost advisory now for everybody east of i-95, prince george's county and charles county, king george county arybody east like the district and arlington county. just because you're not in the advisory northern virginia, you alady have seen your growing season end so there's no longer going to be frost and freeze advisories in effect, and if it happens here, we won't see it more in the eire area as we get through the next couple months and through the winter months. now, satelli and radar shows the storm system, clouds moving in from north, right. that's a colder dihyction. that'se are cooler today. tracking this system, the nor'easter. it's back towards the west, actually has some rain from what was hurricane willa. that's coming together to the south. the cool weather is in the country, and that's the storm from the coast, becomg a nor'easter, with the nice northeasterly winds,hat ovides 20 to 25 miles per hour winds friday into saturday, and heaviest rain is friday night, 1 to 2 inches of rain are possible. we could see cancellations for some events, especially game-type events sat

charles: yeah. >> that will be the key issue. one of these people get blamed say no, no, we were acting, the prince told us to do this. s: lockheed martin reports earnings tomorrow before the open. it will be good to hear what they have to say about all of this. ali, you say mbs, mohammed bin salman is really the defacto leader anyway. his father could not get rid of him if he wanted to? >> absolutely. that is the reality of the matter. i was first to write a profile of mohammed bin salman in 2015, 2016. so the man, i have fault his career since he, before he came on stage. he is the man in charge. like him or hate him he is in charge. i don't think anybody can dislodge him. having said that it is important to use this opportunity, i think the president is doing the best job that i have seen in many years, that he is both concerned about the economy and these contracts and also pushing that moral responsibility. i haven't seen an american president saying that we will have sanctions, we will punish people when it comes to saudi arabia. i don't think that will hurt the economy. in fact i think, if you are able to improv

forces it was a forensic pathologist a doctor and even a security guard of crown prince mohammed bin soundman or charles traffic is live outside the saudi consulate in istanbul and the interview from the saudi foreign minister today suggests more and consistencies in their account what might turkey's next move be. as you reported there we heard we've heard from. president or to want to. expect to he is confident that we will hear the results of the turkish investigation choose to what we do know certainly the stuff that's being leaked recent days too. the international media from turkish police all seasoned prosecutor sources we understand that that investigation has been looking at samples that were found in the consul general that matched we understand samples that were found here at the consulate we don't know exactly what those samples are they have also been talk of blood samples we know that at least twenty five workers who work at the consulate were questioned a couple of days ago now understand a number of those are were turkish workers i think there's quite a bit of particular interest in the d

has learned is a bodyguard of the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salma let's go live now to istanbul stratford is outside that consulate in the city charlestell us more about these these pictures that have emerged of the saudi crown prince his bodyguard. or that you know he really described these pictures as being some very strong evidence certainly implicating some sort of involvement. by this man as you say who is one of the saudi crown prince is bodyguards may have looked trip we also understand that he had previously woods for the saudi embassy in london and these photographs we are told show him apparently a riving at the consul entering the consulate nine fifty five local time am on the top of the second that of course is the day that crucial she had his appointment here at the consulate appointment at around one pm is a second photograph of mitra walking out of the consulate a full fifty three pm that's around seven hours later is the third photograph that shows matric with other members of the suspected saudi team a team that has been described before as a hit squad by some of the soul sees as exiting the movenpick hotel at five f

charles, st. mary's county and parts of southern prince george's county as well. 50s and 60s right now. are we going to warm up at all? i'll have more on that in a little bit. >> we do have problems because of all the wind here from overnit. take a look at northwest. river road all banescked there. you'll have to wiggle your way through a neighborhood to get out of that one. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway fine at this point. wind warnings in fect. >> thau. at last check michael had claimed six lives acrossfl ida, georgia, and north carolina. >> now we're seeing the impact of the storm closer to home in virginia and maryland. take a loo at the flooding here yesterday afternoon. you can see the rushing floodwa rs turn roads into rivers.s driverad to take it slowly and in some cases cars were left stranded. everywhere er were and the wind was also a problem knocking out power to about 10,000 people at one point. the national weather service also confirmed at least one tornado southwest of richmond. here's some pictures out of maryland. parking lots flooded there. there were simil

responsible for the death whoever they may be shortly after he and the crown prince met in riyadh to offer their condolences charles stratford has more from istanbul. three weeks of the jamal khashoggi was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul turkey investigators examine more potential clues forensic experts searched a saudi consulate car believed to have been abandoned in an underground car park on the day he was killed clothing the suitcases and a computer are among the items taken away candid in the eyes of the during a speech to his party m.p.'s in ankara turkey president received the once at the saudi journalist was the victim of a savage premeditated murder he said three saudis went on a reconnaissance mission to a forest near istanbul presumably to look for some way to bury his body. we have strong evidence that this was a premeditated murder in the life of the information we have everybody has questions here are the questions these fifteen people why did they come to the temple on the day of the murder who ordered them to come to turkey we need an answer. turkish government sources released musa cu

prince. all right let's go live now to our correspondent charles strategies outside the saudi consulate in istanbul and charles as we await cheese day and president edwin saying he's going to reveal all of the turkish evidence there's been a fairly wide ranging telephone conversation hasn't there between president edwin and president trump of the united states. yes there has been the respective leaders spoke on the telephone about a number of issues including syria and indeed the man that certainly the turkish president accuses of being behind the the attempted coup in two thousand and sixteen is in self-imposed exile in the u.s. but of course of great interest on the comments made about the khashoggi case president or the one and president trump agreeing that there should be full disclosure of all the details about this case i think is another indication of you know just how big a crisis this is become and what what the results of it could mean in terms of relationships not only with the world in saudi arabia but tension the relationship between the u.s. and turkey turkey and the u.s. relationship

charles, st. mary's, parts of prince george's county as well as. never drive-thru a flo area. we should see the water levels come down and most of us under a nd advisory. at aic at a lo take a look. this flood advisory is now in effect until noon. as high as 50 miles per hour this morning. branches andbs have come down overnight and that could be an issue. we're only at 59 degrees right now. >> taking a look at the roads right now, beltway at colesville road. merrifield inboundor 66 befe the belt way, stillha have right side blocked but we're actually not seeing any delay there. rest of 66 looks okay. 95 rthbound, just a little slow as you're approaching woodbridge but really not for this time of the day. in northwest, we have been talking about this one. river road. we still have the lanes blocked. the tree is cleed out o the way, but we still have this shutdown there at ellicott street because the issue is perhaps now a powerproblem. >> thank you. it's 6:02 right now. we have team coverage following the wind and rain overnight. >> there's a mess on the roads throughout the e

killed one of the men al-jazeera has learned is a bodyguard of the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salma live now charles stratford who's outside the saudi consulate building just get us right up to date charles what's the latest on where we are with the inquiry. but you say twelve hours of investigating boasts the consul's the consul general and back to the consulate again last night speaking to members of the prosecutor's team the small warning we understand that a lot of the focus of that investigation at the consul general's home was in that the goblin some of the outside areas to the rear of the building understand there may even have been some sort of excavation done during that investigation also being told that a lot of focus on a vehicle in the consul general's gara that we understand was seen to have moved or moved from the consulate to the consul general on the day that coup shows she disappeared this morning we spoke to another source in the chief prosecutor's office and the police and they are saying that there was some pills that were taken in the consul general's home last night that may w

pathologist there was a doctor and even a security guard from crown prince mohammed bin salman's personal details are let's go live now to charles stratford our correspondent outside the saudi consulate in istanbul before we get to that telephone conversation between presidents and trump charles just tell us what's been going on in the saudi consulates following on from those searches that we saw just twenty four forty eight hours ago. well i mean we understand that this investigation continues the turkish investigation continues this to be no evidence of any any more of an investigation inside the consulate in sydney today we saw that investigation two days ago down at the consul general's home we understand that samples that were found there match samples that were found in the consulate and as you say that also being leaks according to the turkish government of blood samples have been being found at least twenty work crews from the consulate of also being question that been reports of so many rumors all of the beginnings all she's outside of the stamboul as well in some of the woodland area. around an area called belgrade for

charles: yeah. >> i live down here in washington, d.c.s, the initials, crown prince's initials are mbs. i was talking to a couple of people in washington first time i heard people calling him, you know, names -- charles: take the initials and doing what you will with it, certainly not attractive. it is a complicated, ugly situation and certainly another cloud hanging over the markets. thank you, adam, paul, mark, we'll come back to you later. sparring over san francisco's homelessness tax and wait until you see who is going at later in the show. there are a lot of dark clouds hanging over this market, so what is the federal reserve's message, what will they do? everyone is worried they may overstep, overreact. "wall street journal" chief economic correspondent, jon hilsenrath, he will weigh in next. expedia introduces add on advantage, a new way to save on travel. now when you book a flight you unlock discounts on select hotels that you can use up until your trip starts. so whether you want to go out, stay in, or be in the middle of it all... add the perfect hotel when you're ready, and

prince one hundred been some. go live to the consulate in istanbul where we have charles stratford so charles a lot of details now being completely undone compared to the first saudi statements . that's right sami had let's not forget that for days the saudis were saying that these allegations because shows he had not left the cult show that were baseless lies and we saw all those threats even by a saudi official threatening that if indeed there were sanctions or the saudis were punished they were threatening ramifications very much sticking to that narrative then over the course of the last few days we've see that narrative i think it's safe to say change we saw meetings between the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei on the saudi king there was this understanding the interpretation that it was the beginnings of a sidelining of the crown prince mohammed bin solomon as a result of this crisis but now as we as you're reporting this flat admission certainly them claiming that he was killed in what's being described as a brewer inside the saudi consulate very interesting lee the new york times is now quoting a saudi

is in charles county right on the border of prince george's county.ut 8:00, officers responded o to a call shots fired on wild meadow stree they found a teenage boy dead from gunshot wounds. f agai anyone who is familiar with that area, it' right near crane highway. it appears to be an isolated the investigation is ongoing. we'll keep you updated ase learn more. chris lawrence, news 4. >> all right, chris. thank you. >>> 5:32 right now. s one land high school s of its students was killed in this crash on i-270. today the focus is at northwest high school in geantown where that 17-year-old was a student. news 4's justin finch is live at school with what's being done for other students today. >> reporter: well, aaron, knowing today will be a hard day for students and staff here at northwest high school, grief counselors are going to be on hand to help tm as they mourn the death of senior joshua snyder. th principal breaking that sad arws yesterday, remembering joshua as being working, kind, and having a positive impact here in a school wide. lett the pr

things to move back into the diplomatic front of it as we heard there in charles's piece the saudi king king said a man sent prince kind of the face of the governor of mexico one of his most senior and trusted advisors to truckee he headed up this saudi delegation which was meant to form this joint work force he arrived in ankara interesting enough in istanbul and he went to meets with the presidents presidents read up so you know and then the fact that he himself is a politician he is not a forensic expert he's not a police constable or lieutenants or somebody with a criminology background the fact that he is the one who can some months old shows that they are looking at this the saudi. that is from a diplomatic perspective they are putting a lot of effort in trying to find a political solution to this also interesting enough that it was somebody from king solomon's a that's what sense i'm not squirm prince muhammad been some the president has essentially been the de facto leader so to speak of saudi arabia over the past couple of years or whenever there's been a high profile foreign visit has been either been so

prince. right let's go live now to the saudi consulate in istanbul and our correspondent there charles struck that and charles the very latest then in this on going drama is a phone call between president edouard and president trouble it is quite wide ranging we understand. yes i think. that this phone conversation between the two leaders calling for the importance of full disclosure of all circumstances surrounding crucial she's desks also they spoke we understand about the situation in syria and of course as one would expect conversation looking at the effect to. the self-imposed turku the turkish government blamed for the failed coup in two thousand and sixteen bringing it back to this crisis surrounding the death of. i think it's fair to say that this shows just again what a big diplomatic crisis this has become a it shows you know the kind of impact that it could have not only with respect to the saudis relationship with the u.s. and the world but also saudis relationship with turkey we know. sorry. turkey's relationship with the u.s. we know that turkey and america have been at loggerhe

charles stratford with the update from istanbul thank you charles as he mentioned there the turkish president has spoken to the saudi crown prince over his killing but earlier reject tie her to one repeated his calls to hold the killers to account he says there is strong evidence the attack was premeditated region it is jani knew the shots and this incident is being dealt with in a manner which befits the turkish state you do not want anyone to be implicated and we've strived to ensure that evidence is being brought to light that we did not allow propaganda to disrupt the episodes our security and intelligence forces have findings which have all been confirmed and yesterday in our group party conference i share this but it is also true that some people are disturbed by this sharing the sensitivity and the determination and transparency which turkey has shown has been appreciated by the whole world and not just the fiance of the victim from the person who gave the order to the person who exit q did the order we are determined not to let anyone escape justice. so in kosovo you know with us reporting from them so president one ther

, bowei and roads closed in and around charles county and 10,000 people, close to 10,0 without power nown arles, c calvert and st. mary's county. and maybeve prince georges county. here, the center of michael no longer an eye but the center of michael just around the wallops island south of ocean city. look at ocean city f you goth e once in a while they are are getting hammered by this there.ght in very strong thunderstorms, heavy rain and now the wind too. the flood warnings do continue. and everybody you see here. prince georges county. waldorf and around stafford, fredericksburg under flood warnings. these are aerial flood warnings, mostly creeks and streams rising above the banks. do not drive throu flooded roadways. we do not want to see anyone get hurt tonight. wind advisory, it includes most of the dek metro area, all of southern maryland andinds gusting over 50 miles per hour. the locations 40 to 50 where we have the advisory and we are already seeing that. look at the winds gusting upwards of 47 miles per hour and in cambridge, 30 in fredericksburg and 24 in martinsburg. we are not seeing it yet in d.c. but we will. i told you it will b