inside buckingham palace. providing some added sparkle at a buckingham palace dinner party.elbows with a real lawyer. human rights lawyer amal in a design by stella. mccartney joining a host of celebrities for a prince's trust charity dinner at the palace. the clooneys whoade their home in the uk have become close to harry and megan, attendinghe couple's glamorous wedding in 2018. amal, mother of twins, providing help and advice to the soon-to-be first-time mom. along with tennis superstar serena williams. it's also rumored the clooneys provided their jet so heavilypr nant meghan could travel comfortably. meghan spoke out about female empowerment on women's day. >> if tngs are wrongnd there is a lack of justice and there's an inequality, then someone needs t say something and why not me? reporter: george clooney recently slamming the media for attacking her, she is a woman who is seven months pregnant, meghan insisting it doesn't get to her. >> we make a choice on what we click on, what we read, what we engage in. >> reporter: a celebrity friendship that seems to have become

. >>> and then the glam night at buckingham palace.ow she's helping meghan prepare for babies. >>> and the most dumped man in bachelor history comes to "e.t.." is colton finally feeling the love? >> i do. most people say that i don't. >>> and our "big bang" exclusive. the stars remember the auditions that changed their lives. >> i didn't get it the first time around. i was too young. >> you're still too young for some roles. >> yeah. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> aunt becky from "full house" taken into custody by fbi agents. that is a sentence i never thought would come out of my mouth. i'm at the federal courthouse in downtown los angeles where lori loughlin appeared in court today just one day after felicity huffman faced a judge. we have the latest on both stars and their alleged roles in the largest college cheating scam in history. >> it doesn't seem like you have had very many pitfalls. >> thank you very much. we have had our moments. >> you could say today was a moment. lori loughlin surrendered to the fbi and was take

in buckingham palace, a "thank you" from the queen to prince charles for his work as prince of wales,e. we were 18 and we just applied for a couple of grants from the princes trust because we needed some money for some speakers and prince charles came down and we met him, and we had some funding from them and it got us under way, really. he's interested, he's all the things that a young person wants in a role model, i think he is an extraordinary character who has done so much good for his country. that's the balcony from which in 1969, the queen of prince charles waved to the thousands of people who were thronging the mice here in caernarfon. but the investiture as we know it is a relatively modern invention, it only dates back to 1911, and it was all down to this man, david lloyd george. he said it would be good for wells, it was good for lloyd george as well. —— he said it would be good for wales, it was good for lloyd george as well. politics reared its head in 1969 as well, but the then labour government feared growing nationalism in wales, so how about a bit of royal razzmatazz.

prince william presented him with the honour at buckingham palace today.england's performance at last year's world cup in russia where they reached the semi—finals and kane won the golden boot. the spurs striker also scored in both of the recent euro qualifiers, something the prince wanted to talk about. we spoke a little bit about the games last week. obviously, he is a big football fan so watching england play like we did and win the games 5—1 and 5—0, he just congratulated us on that. we spoke a little bit about charity work and things like that. yeah, it was great to chat with him again. i'm sure we will over the next few years. let's take a look at some of the other sports stories around today. rory mcilroy is closing—in on a place in the last 16 at the wgc match play in austin. the world number four made it two wins from two matches thanks in part, to a pair of eagles on the back nine, beating justin harding three and two. england's women thrashed sri lanka by 96 runs to complete a 3—0 whitewash in their 20/20 series, danni wyatt and amyjones both ma

as the queen announced harry and mega halfback's household will have their own offices as buckingham palacemeghan's last royal engagement was at monday's commonwealth day service so the mom to be is officially on maternity leave. >> if your idea of relaxing is seeing a horror movie, then i've got the one for you. in "us," what you see is what you get. >> we have to call the cops. >> i did. they're 15 minutes away. >> we made it clear this is a nightmare. if you're going to see this money, that's what you're signing. for. >> lupita and duke are battling some scary home invaders who look just like them. >> hey! hey, hey! hey! >> was it meant to make me sleep with the ilights on last night? which i did? and the television? >> all those things at once. that's the power of the movie. you leave and you're uncomfortable. >> the movie is the first since he won an oscar for "get out" last year. in this he may have topped himself. >> if we can give people a cheat sheet, what would that be? >> i desiam to take a audience's expectations and use them against the audience. >> who are you people? >> it's

hundreds of people have joined the royal family at buckingham palace to mark the 50th anniversary oftiture of the prince of wales. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. in beyond 100 days, we cover the attorney general to attempt to secure a legally binding changes to the brexit deal of theresa may and we have the latest update on the scotla nd we have the latest update on the scotland yard investigation into three small improvised explosive devices sent to transport hubs in london. at 10:a0pm and 11:30pm, the papers, with me, my guest will be daisy mcandrew and kevin schofield, should be good, stay with us for that. now, sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'mjohn watson. seeing red — the bitter row that threatens the future of club rugby in wales. it doesn't seem like anything has been thought out properly, it hasn't been thought out properly, it hasn't been relayed properly, the players have been kept in the dark at every stage. tottenham stand on the brink of the champions league quarterfinals. we wil

. >>> buckingham palace is dealing with something it has never had to face before.disgusting remarks about mehgan markle. what cnn found when it looked into the twitter hate next. my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we're the hayles, and we're usaa members for life. ♪ get your usaa auto insurance quote today. >>> the royal family is cracking down on unprecedented sexist and racist abuse online aimed at meghan markle. it's supposed to be their happy time as they get ready to welcome their first baby. max foster is live in london with more. what is this disgusting stuff? >> well, alisyn, this abuse has been building for a while. it does appear to hav

and hundreds of people have joined the royal family at buckingham palace, to mark the 50th anniversaryhe investiture of the prince of wales. a counter—terror investigation has been launched tonight after three small explosive devices were found at buildings at major transport hubs in london. the met police counter terrorism said the packages were found at heathrow airport, waterloo train station and london city airport earlier today. let's take a closer look at today's events: the first device was found in the compass centre within the grounds of heathrow airport at nine fifty five this morning an area around waterloo station was cordoned off at around eleven forty after a second package was found. and at ten past twelve this afternoon staff were evacuated from city aviation house at london city airport after a third package was reported. and this evening, a statement from the irish police said they were assisting the met with their enquiries. our correspondent, robert hall is outside london waterloo station. first of all, just how significant are these packages in terms of the kind of

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football captain harry kane was among those receiving honours from the duke of cambridge at buckingham palace this morning. the 25—year—old tottenham striker was awarded an mbe for services to football and in recognition of england's semifinal run at the 2018 world cup. it's a proud day for me of course, but for my family and everyone who has helped me to this journey end to this part of my life, so yeah, hopefully it continues, continues well and maybe be back here in a few more years to hopefully get another one! time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. some changes on the way, but what a lovely day most parts of the uk have to ta ke lovely day most parts of the uk have to take a beautiful blue skies after a chilly start this morning. it's never sunny everywhere, we a chilly start this morning. it's never sunny everywhere, we got a chilly start this morning. it's never sunny everywhere, we got more cloud around in norfolk for example. but as we'll see in a moment on the satellite picture, the cloud is actually shrinking a bit here in east anglia and the south—east of england. it'

in a ceremony at buckingham palace, lesley "twiggy" lawson received the honour for services to fashion, the arts and charity. time for a look at the weather, here's darren bett. yes, not quite twiggy, more a tree that has fallen down today in bradford, because of the wind and rain, and there's more of that to come over the next few days. this is the sort of weather we are moving into today, sunshine and showers, and it follows the rain we had earlier on overnight and this morning. that has cleared all but the far south—west of england, the shower clouds are coming in and will continue to bring a mixture of sunshine and showers through the rest of the day. those are the temperatures but it is still pretty windy out there as well, not quite as windy as earlier on. the winds are easing down but only briefly, they will pick up again overnight and it is blowing and more rain from the atlantic. very quickly that arrives into northern ireland, outbreaks of rain pushing into much of the uk, like last night, more showery weather coming into scotland. those showers turning wintry over the hills.

in a ceremony at buckingham palace, lesley "twiggy" lawson received the honour for services to fashion. yes, not quite twiggy, more a tree that has fallen down today in bradford, because of the wind and rain, and there's more of that to come over the next few days. this is the sort of weather we are moving into today, sunshine and showers, and it follows the rain we had earlier on overnight and this morning. that

more than a hundred landmarks across the uk — including buckingham palace and edinburgh castle — will tower and the empire state building are among the other sites taking part in the international event, organised by the wwf. more than 175,000 people have signed an online petition calling for a ban on the practice of covering trees and hedges with nets to prevent birds from nesting in them. nets are often used by developers to keep birds away during construction projects, but conservationists argue that it's a threat to wildlife. john maguire has been looking into this. it's a cover—up, but is it right? 18 trees have been shrouded by giant nets at this school in ely. cambridge county council wants to fell the trees to expand the school, something that wouldn't be allowed if birds were nesting. elaine ewert spotted them, tweeted and was amazed by the response. it has made such an impression because it is such a dramatic visual metaphor of what we are doing to the natural world. it has been happening across the uk, here recently in surrey on a large scale and in warwickshire where hedge

on his solution for global inequality and breaking free with a way to kids who after playing buckingham palace is now using his saxophone to support mark what's what. the civil rights fights every expelled by jeremy colvin's the labor party all the civil coming up to have going on the ground. there was no need now did you train. labor there was an environmental standards in the original nafta the five years ago those were good. because relations were more purely economic but now the relation is very very close intertwined so i think it's ok to have a new treaty and you negotiation. welcome back one thing the world wide web celebrating thirty years to more it was supposed to do was to make the world a more equal place but in fact if you ignore the success of communist china there has been good will change sixty percent maybe a still in poverty so what is the solution joining me now is dr jason huichol anthropologist and author of the divide a brief guide to global inequality and solutions he sits on the labor party's international development task force thanks so much as of coming on set to mor

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football captain harry kane was among those receiving honours from the duke of cambridge at buckingham palace in recognition of england's semifinal run at the 2018 world cup. it's a proud day for me of course, but for my family and everyone who has helped me to this journey end to this part of my life, so yeah, hopefully it continues, continues well and maybe be back here in a few more yea rs well and maybe be back here in a few more years to hopefully get another one! time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. some changes on the way, but what a lovely day most parts of the uk have to ta ke lovely day most parts of the uk have to take a beautiful blue skies after a chilly start this morning. it's never sunny everywhere, we a chilly start this morning. it's never sunny everywhere, we got a chilly start this morning. it's never sunny everywhere, we got more cloud around in norfolk for example. but as

harry and meghan are breaking away from william and kate, setting up their own household in buckingham palaceri to share their twists onhe traditional holiday season. today is friday, march 15th, 2019. ♪ ♪ >>> representing gcu, go! >> from lubbock, texas. >> celebrating my 12th birthday fr st. louis, missouri. woo! >> happy birthday, michelle. >> i'm turning 50. >> i love watching "the today show" with my brother and mom. >> here to celebrate st. patrick's day, woo! >> welcome back to "today on this friday morning. savannah has the day off. >> we are, of course, going to getutside in a bit. we have a lot to get to. your noews at 8:00. >>> terror attacks overnight at two i mosques new zealand. nbc's chief global correspondent bill neely with the lates on the shooting rampage. rnll, good morning. >> reporter: good g, hoda. a horrifying attack, the worse ever mass shooting in new zealand. the gunman wearing a bullet-pof vest, moving from room to room at one mosque, killing men, women, and hechildren. he went back to his car, reloaded, and returned. it took around 15 minutes. then a second mosque

away from the joint operation they currently share now setting up their own royal household in buckingham palaceogmore house. >> in the case of harry and meghan there's a sense that they need to have their own path. they need to have their own family and some separation from the cambridges to do their own thing. >> reporter: the palace confirming the queen and prince-wales's support to the new structure announcing in a statement that the sussex's household will be established in the spring and this move will ensure permanent support arrangements for the duke and duchess of sussex, the split fueling speculation of further strains in the once close relationship between harry and william and growing tensions between their wives and alleged disagreements about how to manage their staff. harry and meghan also setting up a new team, hiring pr consultant sarah latham. >> the new head of communications is somebody that worked for hillary clinton. she's got u.s./u.k. citizen ship, obviously that suits meghan down to the ground because she feels like she's got one of her own in the team. the sussexs on a

the uk in decline and here it's symbolized by meghan who corrupts this old institution of the buckingham palaceen told that trolling escalated when the duchess announced her pregnancy. that was at the beginning of the high profile tour of australia. palace star for having to spend more time deleting comments on the social media platforms. also blocking accounts and reporting abuses. >> there's definitely unspoken interest in what the baby will look like. there's been a lot of talk on twitter. not just from racists but also people that are very pro-meghan about whether the baby will have an afro, all these kind of coded conversations happening about what the baby will look like. it sounds really horrible to think but a lot of people have offered up the idea that the blacker the baby look, the worse its treatment will be. >> reporter: our royal source tells us they even had to preblock the n-word on instagram. plus emojis of knives and guns. >> cnn royal correspondent max foster is joining us now from london. max, fascinating report there. is there concern this online hate could translate into ac

what she told guests at buckingham palace about her baby-to-be. >>> and the moment this morning, duchessront of thousands. >>> "bachelor" blow-out. the women tell all overnight. >> shut up. i'm not talking to you right now. >> firing up their feuds, colton right in their crosshairs, pelted with questions about his choices and the top trending question overnight, is hannah b. america's next bachelorette? >>> and are you ready for "captain marvel"? she is the superhero taking the big screen and "gma" by storm. >> i'm kind of done with you telling me what i can't do. >> brie larson is here live. ♪ >>> what's that, cher? i love that. good morning, america. thanks for being with us on this wednesday and we're looking forward to "captain marvel's" brie larson, the superhero and air force pilot is marvel's first woman lead. that is a major milestone, and our audience is excited. look at those real-life heroes we have representing the air force this morning and i often say i'm a proud air force brat. >> yes, and i saw the movie last night. yes, fantastic. >> can't wait to see it. >> cannot wait

so far, buckingham palace spokesperson has not commented on that photo. >> i hope she's okay. >>> right now at 6:00 for you, a suspicious death investigation in the south bay. what our crews saw overnight in one san jose neighborhood and how people who live there are reacting to the heavy police presence. >>> a second teacher strike in the east bay, one school in contra costa county facing a key deadline this afternoon as teachers in oakland get an update on contract negotiations of their own. >>> and kari is timing out more rain in our forecast. "today in the bay" continues right now. and good friday morning to you. thanks for starting your morning here with us. i'm marcus washington >> and i'm kris sanchez, in for laura garcia. so we don't have just one storm that's headed our way. we have several storms, so today is your chance to get outside and enjoy the nice weather. >> we'll have a few breaks in between and at this point, it doesn't look like the next storms we'll see will be as strong as the one we just had to deal with, so that may be some good news, as you get ready to head ou

prince charles was joined by his immediate family at the buckingham palace reception, and guests includednes any moment and the day‘s sport and talking about the rising problem of knife crime. time for a look at the weather, here‘s louise lear with the forecast. we have some some sunshine over the last couple of days and i hope you have managed to enjoy it because there is rain around and wet and windy weather arrives. it is been a nuisance across southern scotland with showers but it is this rain down to the south—west that will be a player, a blanket of cloud, wind and rain coming northwards, some of that rain heavy and winds gusting 50-60 that rain heavy and winds gusting 50—60 mph on exposed coasts. the exception will be fired north of scotla nd exception will be fired north of scotland with clear skies, maybe temperatures low enough with a touch of frost. further south it is about the wind and rain, even some snow above 400 metres in scotland. the rain leaves a trail of sunny spells and scattered showers behind, some of the showers heavy with the odd rumble of thunder. down to the so

prince william presented him with the honour at buckingham palace.nce at last year's world cup in russia where they reached the semi—finals and kane won the golden boot. the spurs striker also scored in both of the recent euro qualifiers, something the prince wanted to talk about. we spoke a little bit about the games last week, and obviously a big football fan and went against 5—i, 5-0 football fan and went against 5—i, 5—0 and spoke a little bit about charity work and things like that. it was great to chat with him again andi it was great to chat with him again and i am sure we will over the next few years. to cycling now... britain's adam yates remains in second place after the fourth day of the volta de catalunya in spain. yates finished fourth in a bunch finish, although they were all well behind colombia's migeul angel lopez who became the new overall leader. yates isjust 11! seconds behind him. great britain's 4 man bobsleigh team has finally been awarded a bronze medal from the 2014 winter olympics. they finished fifth in sochi but the intern

their offices will be at buckingham palace.e queen and the prince of wales are funding the new office, they want to have a little bit of control over what they're doing. >> reporter: before then, meghan is expected to have another baby shower, this time with close friends in the uk. and perhaps more importantly, the baby's grandmother-to-be, doria ragland who is expected to fly over before the birth. we don't know how much parental leave harry and meghan will take. but we do expect both of them to take some time off royal duties to bond with the new baby. meghan has begun said maternity leave. it could happen at any moment, michael. >> and we'll be there when it does. >> we will. >>> now we're going to go to ginger. hey, ginger. >> hey, michael and amy. nice to see everybody. "gma" moment time. to adams center, new york. this little girl camilla wants one thing. that we all want so badly. >> you want what? >> i want the sun to come out! >> you want the sun to come out? >> oh. i have great news for you. the sun is going to come

buckingham palace, kensington palace, and clarence house all combatting internet trolls.social media accounts. they're saying we ask anyone engaging with our social media channels show courtesy, kindness, and respect for all other members of our social media communities. they say any offensive comments will be deleted. and they go a step further. the guidelines say any comments that they deem necessary they will refer to police. this is all in response to an increase in inappropria lot of towards meghan and kate. they're really taking a stand there. >> rightfully so. good. >> we could all do with less internet trolls. >> i agree. >>> and now, we have a "pop news" exclusive from "entertainment weekly." the final season of "game of thrones" debuts next month. one month, ten days. the magazine is celebrating with 16 individual covers featuring all the major characters. there's emilia clark as daenerys. kit harrington as john snow. peter dinklage as tyrion lannister. and sophie turner as sansa stark. and so many more. inside, the director reveals the final season all of the h

prince william presented the award at buckingham palace. 0bviously obviously a big england fan, so watchinge's a story which will strike a chord with some parents. the southampton manager ralph hassenhuttl has admitted to blocking the wi—fi at his team's hotels, to prevent his squad from playing video games — he says it's a dangerous addiction. idid it i did it in my last cloud. we had also problems with players who are playing until three o'clock in the morning before a game. you have to be at live and to protect that because it is not a small problem, i think, because if you be honest, that it think, because if you be honest, thatitis think, because if you be honest, that it is the same like alcoholism or getting addicted to drugs or something like that. they play brighton this weekend. great britain's bobsleigh pilot at the 201a 0lympics, jothackson, says cheats cost them their moment on the podium, after his crew were retrospectively awarded a bronze medal. the team finished fifth in sochi, but two russian crews have since been disqualified for doping. that takes britain's haul for the

there was an honour for captain kane at buckingham palace... england's women sign off in style after a twenty20 whitewash over sri lanka. also ahead tonight... was it worth the wait? bronze at long last for britain's four—man bob. it's the news that most, if not everyone in football was expecting. 0le gunnar solskjaer has been appointed the permanent manager of manchester united on a three—year deal. champions league qualification this season the aim. beyond that, a premier league title, the expectation. our sports correspondent, david 0rnstein, is at old trafford. he said himself it is the job he a lwa ys he said himself it is the job he always wanted. he has got it, and presumably, a lot of hard work sta rts presumably, a lot of hard work starts now. there is indeed, john. he was delighted today, you couldn't wipe the smile off his face here at a news conference at old trafford a short time ago. he spoke of this job of being the ultimate dream. he said a lot of people say that when they get a job but nobody means it more than me. he was absol

prince william presented the award at buckingham palace.d us on that. i spoke a little about the charity work and things like that. it was great to have a chat with him again and i am sure we will over the next few yea rs. sure we will over the next few years. great britain‘s four—man bobsleigh team have been awarded a bronze medal from the 2014 sochi winter olympics. they finished fifth, but the international olympic committee have today confirmed the disqualification of two russian crews for doping, bumping up the quartet ofjohn jackson, stuart benson, bruce tasker and joel fearon. great britain‘s total medal haul from sochi is now five, matching the record set at the pyeongchang games last year five british drivers will take part in the inaugral w—series that starts in may. it‘s a motor racing championship only forfemale drivers. they came through four days of qualifiers earlier this week. there will be six races, with the first at hockenheim in may. ijust keep doing what i do because i love it. if everybody —— anybody finds that inspira

buckingham palace is recruiting a social media troll hunter to help monitor attacks on the royal family an it expert to comb the palace websites and root out anybody who says really horrible, nasty things. and they reserve the right to refer any illegal or inappropriate comments to authorities. i think this plays into authorities. i think this plays into a larger conversation which is, it is great the palace are doing it. the biggest issue is that there are lots of ordinary people who don't have that ring of steel around them. people in the public eye, people who every day for their views are castigated in a very toxic way by members of the public. and i think we need to look at the way all social media polices how those conversations get out there online, rather than just the palace themselves. the job is offering a salary of £22,000 a year, and 18 explains we are strengthening considerably our it shield.|j explains we are strengthening considerably our it shield. i love that, i wish i had an it shield. two used to think of royalty as the armourand used to think of royalty as the armou

that the queen made earlier, saying in april last year i welcomed leaders of our 53 nations to buckingham palacemembers of the commonwealth, all awaiting the arrival now of the members of the royalfamily arrival now of the members of the royal family led by the queen. arrival now of the members of the royalfamily led by the queen. who of course is the head of the commonwealth. as the bells peel at the abbey, we will nowjoin our collea g u es the abbey, we will nowjoin our colleagues with the commentary. let‘sjoin fergal colleagues with the commentary. let‘s join fergal keane. non—british and formally employed british countries applied to join, even the plo at one point. the plo in the 90s discussed possible associate membership. people want to bea associate membership. people want to be a membership of this organisation because they know that you are an equal, the french have their own commonwealth, the francophonie, very much an organisation that pays homage to france. britain isjust one of 53, you are all equal and that‘s why people want to join. one of 53, you are all equal and that's why peo

the prince was joined by his immediate family at the reception at buckingham palace.you on shrove tuesday. yesterday, you promised. where is the relationship with that and whether? at least that one works. flipping great! boom boom! in the south—west, the cloud is arriving. the wind and rain has picked up across cornwall, a sign of what is to come later today. we have seen some disappointing weather across northern ireland and southern scotland. as you can see, this weather watcher sat in the car, which is cheating. the rain has been fairly persistent here stop the showers have merged togetherfor long spells of rain in the scottish borders. this area brings rainjust cornwall and south wales. gusts of wind of 50, 60 mph, heavy and persistent rain through the night tonight, sweeping steadily not overnight, acting like a blanket, so temperatures won‘t pull far for many, with the exception of the far north of scotland. it will be rather chilly up here, and we will see a touch of light frost. first thing in the morning, pretty dismal across much of the north of the country