dan and adrienne?ank you so much, will. >>> time for the weather and back over to rob. >> hey, guys. we're going to start with a fire in texas. this one spawned a severe storm a few days ago. a couple of other storms last night. 60,000 acres. that will burn hot and that will break the cap and with 15% containment, there's an issue there in armstrong county, texas near the panhandle. dry air. this is a water vapor loop. anytime you see yellow or brown there, that is seriously dry air. relative humidities remain low. winds gusty. 40 to 50 miles an hour, and we have red flag warnings. parts of southern colorado. most of new mexico. southeastern corner of arizona. meanwhile, rain getting into southern florida. much of the state into a drought condition. so they'll take this rain. if you are vacationing there the next couple of days, not the best weather. this low is going to drift and throw up four to five inches of rainfall over the peninsula over the next few days. oh! mother's day. a couple of quick cit

adrienne: that's the president's decision. i don't think they are the best people to be sent by the united states to than this. howie: the president talks about the amazon "washington post" owned by jeff bezos. the president has pushed the post office to double the postage for amazon and other countries. does this look like payback? sara: of course. he's focused most of of his attacks on amazon because they own "the washington post" which has been critical of his policies. guy: the appearance is there because that's what's happening. it's not a good look for the president. it looks like bullying. and also in the process, let's say they doubled the rates. that would hurt not just amazon, it would hurt the american people who love amazon because it's affordable. this is a collective policy. howie: the postmaster general told the president the service benefits from amazon shipping. adrienne: to borrow a phrase, this is captain obvious. jeff bezos owns "the washington post" and the "washington post" has been highly critical of man

joining me, mollie hemingway, sara fischer and adrienne elrod. north korea had been using such harsh rhetoric, the president may have had no choice you to cancel this. mollie: "the washington post" repeated multiple times that there was no way donald trump would walk away from the summit because he needed it so bad. if he does walk away, they say he's a bad negotiator. a little less trump focus might be helpful. howie: media skeptics like to say this is an example of trump's foreign policy being erratic. but don't the north koreans bear some responsibility? adrienne: it doesn't happen in a vacuum but the media had a right to be sceptical. donald trump from the beginning, it almost seemed it was too good

adrienne: hi. i'm adrienne. lemonis: adrienne, nice to meet you. adrienne: nice to meet you.emonis: adrienne. so can you guys walk me through the store? it's a bit of sensory overload for me. like, i'm not really sure what i'm supposed to focus on if i came in here. who buys all of this -- monica? jessica: monica has a say in it, yeah. lemonis: like, who picked this? jessica: that i did not pick. lemonis: don't know? jessica: it's -- i -- lemonis: who picked stuff like this? caity: kali actually purchased the angel stuff. monica is big into angels, so she wanted to have some angel-inspired items in the store, so we purchased these. lemonis: and the dishes? jessica: that's probably caity. lemonis: and the clothes? jessica: the shirts were monica. lemonis: and the scarves? jessica: that would have been caity. lemonis: okay, it looks like you guys basically just buy stuff and put your sticker on it. like, is there a buying plan? jessica: no. i don't know. lemonis: 'cause i look around, and i see bowls and scarves and popcorn and coffee. it's like, am i at a country store? am i a

joining me, mollie hemingway, sara fischer and adrienne elrod.orth korea had been using such harsh rhetoric, the president may have had no choice you to cancel this. mollie: "the washington post" repeated multiple times that there was no way donald trump would walk away from the summit because he needed it so bad. if he does walk away, they say he's a bad negotiator. a little less trump focus might be helpful. howie: media skeptics like to say this is an example of trump's foreign policy being erratic. but don't the north koreans bear some responsibility? adrienne: it doesn't happen in a vacuum but the media had a right to be sceptical. donald trump from the beginning, it almost seemed it was too good to be true. he was able to get this meeting quickly and both sides started squabbling back and forth. so i think the media has every right to view this with scepticism and has the right to provide scepticism when the meeting was cancelled. howie: many in the media didn't like it when president trump was using incendiary language. and saying enough p

. >> good morning to you, dan, paula, adrienne. robert. >> i gave you some room. >> welcome back. >>> we'll begin in oklahoma where foifr sta where four state troopers are recovering from gunfire and shrapnel wounds after a deadly shootout while serving a warrant on a known felon with a history of threatening officers and police say as soon as the troopers entered the home in the town of talihina, the building went up in flames. investigators are looking at whether it may have been booby-trapped with some explosive device. the suspect killed in the shootout with those police officers. >>> in palmdale, california, just north of los angeles, panic as a 14-year-old former high school student armed with a rifle opened fire inside of a high school wounding one student. the shooting causing highland high school to be on lockdown. the suspect later arrested in a nearby shopping center. the wounded 15-year-old is expected to make a full recovery. >>> and in colorado, the crash of a small plane left this large piece of debris wedged into th

appreciate it. >>> coming up on "gma," speaking of adrienne.g to weigh in with -- the many ways that harry and meghan broke with tradition on their wedding day. and the reaction this morning. >>> and the "idol" finalists gearing up for tonight's big finale. what they will be performing, that's coming up ahead in "pop news." ahead in "pop news." ibut it doesn't always come naturally. this i can do, easily. benefiber® healthy shape is a 100% natural prebiotic fiber that's clinically proven to help me feel fuller longer. benefiber® healthy shape. this i can do! somebody burned down my she shed.. nobody burned down your she shed, cheryl. well my she shed's on fire. your she shed was struck by lightning. zachary, is my she shed covered by state farm? your she shed's covered, cheryl. you hear that victor? i'm getting a new she shi-er she shed. she shi-er? mhhm. that's wonderful news. go with the one that's here to help life go right. state farm. ♪ why don't you ♪ just meet me ♪ in the middle ♪ i'm losing ♪ my mind ♪ just a little ♪ so why don't you j

adrienne bankert, abc news, new york. >> what a reunion. we thank adrienne for that story.thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. "gma" and "this week" in the morning. i'll see you right back here k morrow night. tomorrow night.

adrienne bankert, abc news, new york. >> vanessa is one amazing daughter.thank adrienne for that story and we thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. "gma" and "this week" in the morning. and i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. have a great evening. good night. reat evening. good night. >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00, sonoma strong. >>> a symbol of unity repeatedly stolen and vandalized. tonight a suspect >>> good evening, and thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. right now that wind isn't really powerful, but it is causing some problems. chp told us the winds are very high so make sure to take extra care driving tonight. >> police blame a tree that came down this afternoon. it has since been cleared. >> meantime firefighters blame the wind for making it difficult to control a fire in vall no one was hurt. the red cross is assisting the displaced residents. >> the wind ripped across the san francisco bay today. for more let's head over now to meteorologist drew tuma. >> right now the strongest winds we have are

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well, adrienne bankert is here and, adrienne, you're taking a look back at the past. >> you know whatght? okay, but looking at the past could give us serious clues to the interpretation of the kind of gown that meghan will wear not only the kind of gown but the most important dress she'll ever wear. diana, kate and now meghan markle, a trio of storybook brides commanding the world's attention. 750 million people worldwide tuned in to princess diana's big day in 1981. >> i catherine middleton -- >> now meghan markle will exchange vows with who has been the most eligible bachelor, prince harry on saturday. so how will the american princess' big day compare. the dress, a 20-year-old diana donned an extravagant ivory silk taffeta creation crafted by british designer elizabeth emanuel. >> thrills and bows and poofs. it was quite over the top. >> reporter: flash forward 30 years later, kate walked down the aisle in a stunning satin alexander mcqueen. diana's train 25 feet long and kate a train nine feet long. details of meghan's gown are a complete secret. then the tiara. diana wore a spenc

i know you are and paula and adrienne are all doing it. to have a little fun. >> that looks good. >> that looks great. >> i want to see yours. >> that is so perfect. that's so perfect, deb. did you have that made -- >> american made, christine moore. a little shoutout. >> uh-huh. that's right. now you don't have to pay for it. you got a shoutout. >> hey, thank you so much, deborah. we appreciate it. back to ginger. >> here we are in our tea room and we're having a nice time with our finger sandwiches and tea and i just looked over at this plate and it looks like someone got a chunk out of this cookie already. isn't that great? that is the "gma" british version. you know, we've got to do a little forecast too and thought why not do some of the names like harry inspired cities. how about meg, arkansas, that's where i'd like to be today. meg, arkansas, 90 degrees and sunny dealing with serious hit. friends from detroit, are you feeling very proper? >> theyes. are. all right, everybody, let's keep having our very bri abc7 newz m drew tuma with

here's abc's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: it's a shock in the mail. >> i'm angry.l blindsided. >> reporter: across the u.s., homeowners like maribel selva i property taxes skyrocket. she currently pays around was notified her property tax bill will go up nearly 40%. >> that's a whopping number. how can you justify this? >> reporter: municipalities facinggeomficiofts forcingt de b homeowners to share the pain. in clark county, nevada, las vegas homeowners saw property taxes jump 38%. in philadelphia, almost every neighborhood h seen an increase. but if you do get a high bill, you can appeal. or a well-documented argument as to why the value isn't as high as the local government might think. >> reporter: experts also say, ta tyolao r tagheix spikes.bo start your appeal with the assessor's office. >> you may not gfiin t fir yeaof cost reduction, but you will see those savings if you continue living in your home. >> reporter: maribel says she's worried these rising taxes could changehe.ace of her >> reporter: and the hit especially painful for some, since new tax refor

all right, adrienne, thank you. >>> to hawaii now, and new developments in the kilauea eruption. lava flows picking up speed, destroying several more homes, and triggering a new round of evacuations, as the long-term impact on tourism becomes painfully clear. abc's marci gonzalez is in hawaii with the latest. >> reporter: this explosive geyser sending mounds of molten destruction surging down neighborhood streets, sparking new evacuations. >> the lava is moving a lot quicker than it was earlier today. >> reporter: and so, it's a dangerous situation, so, you're saying we've got to get out of here. >> we definitely got to get out of here, please. we don't want to be in the first responders' way. >> reporter: first responders then going door-to-door, ordering them to leave. >> homes are getting destroyed tonight. >> reporter: ten more homes destroyed overnight. in all, now more than 50 have been consumed. just on the other side of this mailbox, we keep hearing loud booms, as it consumes yet another house. and those red-hot rivers spilling onto this geothermal plant, overtaking two w

adrienne, thank you. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the deadly cougar attack right here in the u.s. that cougar pouncing on two bike riders. how they tried to escape. and what authorities are now saying. >>> also, the urgent manhunt at this hour. the escaped prisoners on the loose. the frujives charged with murder. they are considered dangerous. police need your help. >>> and the father facing murder charges tonight, accused of intentionally crashing his car into a restaurant. his family members right inside eating. a lot more news ahead. mean a trip back to the doctor's office, just for a shot. but why go back there, when you can stay home with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. neulasta helps reduce infection risk by boosting your white blood cell count, which strengthens your immune system. in a key study, neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. applied the day of chemo, neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the next day. neulasta is for certain cancer patie

adrienne bankert is here. >> good evening. as you mentioned, he's experiencing that low blood pressure and fatigue. he is currently at southern maine health care. we're told he's alert, awake, and comfortable. he was just seen in very good spirits in maine saturday morning, joining veterans at an american legion post. this is just the latest of several health scares for the nation's oldest living president. just days after he buried the love of his life last month, he was admitted to a houston hospital with a blood infection. he was strong enough to make the trip to his summer home last week. well wishers lining the streets to welcome him. we're told president bush will remain in the hospital for a few days for observation. >> adrienne, thank you. >>> next, the dangerous getaway in new york city. the driver accused of trying to run down police, smashing vehicles during a traffic stop. the driver speeding down the sidewalk. here's zachary kiesch. >> reporter: tonight, the dangerous getaway caught on camera. the man behind the w

. >> i love that, adrienne. >> we really appreciate that.i was taking notes the whole time. right there. >> very helpful. >> you remember that time when harry looked. >> oh, totally. >> like he leaned into his brother like, hey. of course, so many are wondering what meghan markle will wear when she goes down the aisle. this morning we're meeting a fashion designer who has dressed princess diana. she's dressed kate middleton and meghan so paula faris sat down with her and so we go across the pond again. hey there, paula. >> across the pond. we're just going to stay across the pond. you can't wait till you join us but all of britain including amanda wakely wants her to wear a british designer when she walks down the aisle at windsor castle but wakely was very close with princess diana and has since found fashion favor with meghan and kate. one designer, three leading ladies. >> i have what i call this wardrobe -- >> she is the face behind the royals' fashion favorites. who do you think would look beautiful in this? >> i think -- you're trying

adrienne, thanks so much. our dear friend cindi leive is here with us.ew york. >> nice fascinator that day, by the way? >> thank you. a little something. when in rome or in london for a wedding that's what you do. tell us about the dress again. >> well, i thought the dress was so beautiful and what i loved about it is that i felt what she was saying is this is a royal wedding, yes, but it's also my wedding because it was so true to her style as we've come to know it. she likes things that are relaxed, that are easy, that are simple which is everything that by the way a traditional royal wedding dress is not. i mean picture princess diana's dress, you know she was only 20 granted but, you know, that had 10,000 pearls, enormous sleeve. kate middleton's dress, the duchess of cambridge absolutely covered in lace. so she could have gone that direction but wouldn't have been in keeping with the meghan markle that people have come to know and i love that she and clare waight keller designed something so different. >> and kept it under wraps for so long. >> comp

back to you guys. >> thank you very much, adrienne.thank you very much, adrienne. we'll be right back. [ applause ] >>> and good morning. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." it's 8:27. new this morning, the emergency room at vle medical center in san jose is back open after a hazmat scare overnight. a helicopter crew and their patient had to be decontaminated. firefighters contacted the patient's employer to figure out what substance he and the medical staff were exposed to. let's see what traffic is doing. hi, alexis. >> good morning, reggie. a lot of slow spots at this point. a disabled vehicle slowing you down on northbound 85 just past camden avenue. that is blocking lane number three, so we have chp on the scene trying to move that right now. and off on the shoulder, for a crash on westbound 580 on the richmond-san rafael bridge, backed up to the toll plaza, but not as bad as 30 minutes ago. >> thank you, i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more

former director of strategic communications for hillary clinton, adrienne elrod and joining us on the couch, "fox and friends" weekend co host, pete. he's "outnumbered." are you saluting our audio? >> absolutely. >> great to have you back. >> thanks for having me. >> let's get started. fox news reporting that robert mueller told the president's attorneys that he could subpoena the president if the president refuses to be interviewed. this reportedly happened during a conversation in march. reportedly during that same discussion special counsel robert mueller revealed the subject he wanted to cover with the president. when mueller brought up a possible subpoena of the president, he got an angry response from the president's former attorney, john dowd who claims he said "this isn't some game. you're screwing with the work of the president of the united states." a short time ago, the president weighing in saying that critics are focusing on phony allegations while there's real issues to follow. the president tweeting, there was no collusion. it's a hoax. there's no obstruction of justice

wants this case re-opened and abc's adrienne bankert is here with more.yes, for decades conspiracy theories about kennedy's assassination have swirled but one of those theories has support from an unlikely candidate, his son. >> thanks to all of you, and now it's on to chicago, and let's win this. >> reporter: june 5th, 1968, one of the most shocking moments in u.s. political history. senator robert f. kennedy assassinated minutes after winning the california presidential primary. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: he was allegedly shot by this man sirhan sirhan, a 24-year-old palestinian immigrant, convicted of kennedy's murder in 1969 but this morning nearly 50 years later kennedy's son, robert f. kennedy jr., tells "the washington post" that after reviewing autopsy results for months, he met with sirhan in prison for three hours walking away convinced sirhan did not kill his father. one major discrepancy in the reports, sirhan had a revolver that held only eight bullets, but audio recovered from the scene reportedly recorded as many as 13 gunshots. paul schra

charles: i'm not sure i would say interesting, adrienne, as much as frightening.be quite honest there is anti-israel bias in a lot of areas in america including parts of the media, and some would say even at the "new york times" for a long period of time, but you combine this with the animosity towards president trump and we get the headlines we saw in the daily news today. >> look, let's be clear, the daily news is a typical new york city tabloid. i don't want to get into the things they have done to the clintons. charles: the "new york times" article that really took a similar approach, and i think it was a dishonest article, and certainly, you know, it didn't talk about hamas and the role they played until deeply, you had to read several paragraphs to get to that part. >> right, you are certainly not going to get somebody who worked for secretary clinton to defend everything "the new york times" does. it's important to keep in mind, we don't necessarily know how many people were killed. we're getting the numbers from the palestinian regime, which is we're not e

bill: i wonder what the calculus -- adrienne, do you give the administration points for trying?sure, of course, i give the administration points for trying. look, as an american citizen, there's a lot of things that i don't want president trump to succeed at as hard-line immigration policy being one example but i think all americans want him to succeed in this which is why we want him to go at this in a very smart way, consult with your advisers, don't wing it like we read in some reports, going into the summit, let's make this work and let's try to solve this problem once and for all. >> i think we were all surprised the fact that korean leaders had second summit. that's an indication to all of us that they want something to happen here, i do not know, quickly four of you, you think they do sit down? >> yeah, do i. i think it might actually happen june 12th which is hard to believe but i think that there is a want by both president trump and kim jong un to move forward. now, if they can do it quick enough, you wonder the results of that from a u.s. perspective. bill: quickly, d

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lisa boothe, also a fox news contributor and adrienne elrod. first, has the president kept his promises on these issues? >> absolutely. look. a lot of people have wondered why evangelical christians voted for president trump. he made very specific promises to them during his campaign and he has followed through. look at neil gorsuch's confirmation, the most recent regulation that he laid out with title x funding. president trump has made a lot of promises to the pro-life community. to the evangelical community and followed through on them. >> sandra: he urged supporters to stand for life come the mid-term elections pointing to this fall. >> look, president trump is certainly delivering red meat to his base which is common. i also want to point out the fact he joked around maybe people shouldn't vote in 2018 versus 2016. that was another little off the script joke he made last night. if you want to say president trump is trying to take away a woman's right to choose, which is something that he campaigned promise if you want to call it that. that

abc's adrienne bankert is here with more. good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning. talking about the fact there have been more school shootings and school shooting deaths and injuries in 2018 than last year. but for this community, while they recover from the shock of violence, they're celebrating this teacher's heroic actions. >> everybody doing all right? >> reporter: tears and smiles of gratitude on everyone's faces. >> if it weren't for him, you know, that could have been so much worse. he literally risked his life for us. >> reporter: as students reunite with the man they say saved their lives the. 29-year-old science teacher and football coach jason seaman. >> my actions on that day were the only acceptable actions i could have done given the circumstances. in my mind. i deeply care for my students and their well-being. >> all yigts. active shooter. noblesville west middle school. >> reporter: when a gunman entered and started shooting, seaman threw a basketball at him as a diversion. then ran toward the bullets knocking the gun from his hands and tackling the

lara. >> absolutely, adrienne, thank you so very much.oring our live coverage of the royal wedding on saturday starting at 5:00 a.m. eastern. do not miss it. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes. >> hopefully, you don't want to miss this, time for a little walk in the park. >> this is why i wake up at 5:00 a.m. >> i hear michael is on the way. we're going to start without you, michael. we need to get started. we to begin with great news for our friend taraji p. henson. she's the best. the star of "empire" and "hidden figures" got engaged to former super bowl-winning quarterback calvin hayden. he played for the indianapolis colts. it happened on monday. she posted this image on instagram writing, i said yes, y'all. he started with the cartier love bracelet but that was my mother's day gift, and then he dropped to his knee and i almost passed out. i can relate. the pair has been together for two years, though, henson only confirmed the relationship in december. very private about it. she recently did tell fans on the essence yes, girl podcast i'm

back to you. >> all right, thank you, adrienne.'ve been to that dinner before and some of these jobs are very cutting and michelle wolf, that's what she does. >> it's been kind of an arms race for the last several years, escalating and escalating and escalating. >> you're right about that. >>> rob, severe weather coming to the plains that could bring tornadoes and large hail. >> yes, we had hail and strong winds, 50 to 60 mile an hour winds yesterday. i-80 shut down for a time, a big pileup there including a fatality. a rare dust storm happening across that area and then hail in the same state. broken bow, nebraska, with golf-sized hail and probably a similar action with maybe a greater threat for tornadoes. we get a little more way in the dynamics and humidity. damaging winds from salina up to nebraska and higher threat for tornadoes during the day tomorrow. thursday more widespread. some details murky but ongoing threat throughout the week. >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. mostly sunny today and highs cli

. >> abc7 reporter adrienne banker has the story. >> reporter: she didn't want this crucial high schooly to be without one important person. she wanted to have the prom moment most teens dream about without burdening her parents the extra cost. her father injured and working to sell fruit to makes end meet. >> i didn't want to bother him so my brother helped me pay for my dress. >> when the big night came, her dad had to work so she made a 25 mile detour to drop by and surprise him. >> he said he never expected to see her so beautiful and he was very happy. >> she thought it would be nice to share the video with friends never expecting this father/daughter moment would be watched by millions. >> i'm sorry i wasn't able to get her what she wanted. i love her. and now that fruit stand has new customers. >> one customer said that good dads make good kids. a moment more than picture perfect. >> abc7 news new york. >> a beautiful moment and she looks beautiful too. >> it you think the smile was big enough. >> i think so. >>> when life gives you lemons, make trees. >> a north bay woman making

making nearly 100robo calls, tricking people into buying exclusive as he called them vacation deals, adrienneivities and said these were legitimate tale marketing. cheryl: stop calling us in the middle of the night or all day long. lately that's been chinese. tracee: i've gotten that one too. gerri: 5:00 o'clock. cheryl: mother's day is this weekend. tracee: mother's day this sunday. a lot of businesses celebrating offering deals, mom with freebies, moms get free 25-dollar dining card saturday and dining, hooters feel meal with drink purchase, ufc gym, free workouts, check social media, promotions online as well. gerri: is it me but who takes mother to hooters. cheryl: that's really not a good place. i'm just going the say that. tracee: the free meal might be enticing. gerri: tracee, thank you for that. coming, game of thrones and drinking. >> what would make our time truly enjoyable would be some wine. >> no wine. >> i am opposing drinks. [laughter] gerri: all right, so it's friday, perhaps not wine but maybe some scotch we will tell you about the new dpring johnny walker and it's like starb

i'll ask you the same question, adrienne.ssibly have avoided everything that we're dealing with right now if the obama administration had stepped in prior to the election? >> i certainly don't know we would have avoided everything that's happened to this point but i do -- i've said this multiple times on television, i wish president obama's administration had done more on this. a lot of work was taking place behind the scenes. dennis mcdonagh laid it out in the "washington post" last summer. but certainly i wish there was more they had done. we need to focus on the now and the fact that president trump time and time again is trying to disparage the mueller investigation, trying everything -- to do everything he can to discredit the investigation. it's troubling. regardless of political party any time an adversarial government is trying to influence the outcome of an election it's something every american wants to get to the bottom of. >> heather: what about when the united states government is sending in informants, spies or

charles: tammy bruce and adrienne elrod, and allen west, fox news contributor. even though this began framed as an economic situation, it turned sharply on the military technology issue, particularly centered around a copy called zte. the fourth largest phone company in the world. known for stealing american technology, buying on americans and american corporations. president trump reportedly brought them back into the fold. he almost put them out of business with a single tweet. where do you stand with respect to national security and technology? >> it's good to be with you. i think our national security has to be the major issue. we had three australian naval vessels confront by four chinese vessels in the south china sea. all you have to do is read the chinese strategy called one belt, one road. they see their economic power melded with their military power. the cyber warfare that's going on and the fact that we had recent testimony saying in 12 years china will double the size of our navy. everything we do with china has to be focused on national security. c

adrienne bankert here with the details. hey, adrienne. >> reporter: hey to you all as well.t of this dream come true for meghan, her half brother says he has a warning for the prince. her parents and siblings continue to be a huge part of this international love story. this morning representatives for prince harry confirm meghan's mother and father will arrive in london the week before the wedding. on the wedding day, her mother doria will travel by her with her to windsor castle and her father will walk his daughter down the aisle. meghan will not have a rehearsal dinner, nor a maid of honor, not wanting to pick between her best friends. the couple will not immediately honeymoon. meanwhile, markle's estranged half brother, tom markle, is coming out with nasty words, suggesting the prince should call off the fairytale wedding to meghan, describing it as the biggest mistake in royal history. he says i'm confused that you don't see the real meghan that the whole world now sees. meghan's attempt to act the part of a princess like a below c average hollywood actress is getting o

adrienne bankert is at buckingham palace with the details.friend talking about how she kept in touch with meghan over facetime. >> when i met her she was so effervescent and talented and clearly brilliant. >> reporter: she's one of meghan markle's closest friends. >> she's just such a magnetic person. >> reporter: "true blood" actress janina gavankar said they've been friends for 15 years, meeting while pursuing their dreams of hollywood stardom. >> we have this thing that we call the state of the union addresses with each other and we've been apart for most of our friendship so we sit on facetime or skype and talk for hours mostly about things that are intensely important to us. >> reporter: in private gavankar says meghan is funny. >> meghan is hilarious. she is incredibly blunt so for the classiest lady to bring things down to its most basic form, ha, ha. oh, she'll make you crack up. >> reporter: but the most surprising revelation about her glamorous gal pal? >> meghan is incredibly low maintenance. harry invited meghan to botswana. it wa

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soar nothing theaters right now and abc's adrienne bankert sat down with a couple of the stars to hearike this. >> reporter: there was han solo, his bff chewbacca and a ship famed in its own right, the millennium falcon. >> can i ask you a question, captain calrissian? >> anything, han. >> reporter: alden ehrenreich portrays the young solo, a teenage version of the lovable scene stealing smuggling scoundrel harrison ford made famous in "star wars." >> i love you. >> i know. >> reporter: did you study harrison ford's character to prepare for this? >> i looked at all the original movies an tried to take in as much as i could early on then you kind of put that out of your mind and focus on who is this guy now? you're meeting him at a different time in his life. >> you might want to buckle up, baby. >> reporter: next enter donald glover whose career has already been rocketing into hyper space, the actor/director, writer ow musician recently went viral with his alter ego childish gambino in this controversial new video for "this is america." >> reporter: he brings int intergalactic swagger

but first, abc's adrienne bankert. are you still at buckingham palace? good morning, adrienne.ship over there. >> you know what, robin, i'm wearing black to mourn the fact that i have to return back to the united states. no, i'm really excited to get back home. but i've had so much fun covering this story. and a lot of people still very excited about this amazing wedding. many of the tourists right behind us here at buckingham palace lined up hoping to catch a glimpse of the american duchess and the nation's beloved prince. >> i, harry, take you, meghan. >> reporter: this morning, the duke and duchess of sussex, prince harry and meghan markle will attend their first royal engagement as husband and wife at a garden party at buckingham palace to honor prince charles. ♪ on monday we got our first look at the official wedding portraits taken after their fairy tale carriage ride newly wedded bliss captured on the terrace of windsor castle by the same photographer and in a similar pose as their engagement photos. a formal portrait shows the couple with meghan's mother doria along wit

hey, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning to you, george.ere able to walk a day in the shoes of the woman who will soon be her royal highness. toronto, meghan markle's home away from home while shooting the series "suits." >> you wouldn't even know where to look without me. >> reporter: often seen in the city's bohemian shopping area kensington market, now moving to kensington palace. we got a taste of meghan's toronto at bar isabel. her favorite, octopus. now this is intimidating. >> reporter: and ceviche. very fresh and light. you knew what her favorite wine pairings. >> she drank a lot of cocktails. tequila cocktails. white wine. she had had good taste. >> well, she came here. of course she had good taste. >> to burn all those delicious calories she worked out diligently at catalyst health. craig was her personal trainer for three years. how did you feel when you heard that your former client was now one of the most famous people on the planet? >> you know what, genuinely happy. like i said, meghan is fantastic. she is a strong, positive,

and adrienne elrod, former hillary clinton campaign director of strategic communications.nk you for joining us. >> thank you. >> melissa: what do you make of this back off, back on again? >> look, what i make of it is this has been a very erratic approach that president trump has taken with north korea since the beginning when he was tweeting little rocket man to where he is now. so it's not a surprise, of course, that it almost looked like things were going too -- like it was too easy to get to where they were. so this is not a surprise. at the same time, i want him to suck cease. every person should want president trump to succeed. there are a lot of things i don't want him to succeed at but this is not one of them. >> melissa: kevin, i mean, in a lot of ways we have tried the other approach. the steady straightforward, diplomatic, it habit work -- it hasn't worked. and both parties try and it hasn't worked. so mixing it up makes sense now, you think? >> the approach of going to the table and coming away from the table. i don't think trump left the table. he is there and

. >> neil: i understand, adrienne real quickly. democrats real quickly here do you think it could hurt. >> first of all, trump is the one who is being obstructionist here. let's make that clear. >> neil: oh, boy. >> oh, okay. >> the important thing that we're all possibly agreeing here on is recruitment is so important. >> neil: okay. >> important that candace who fit the profile of their district are the ones who are being recruited and actually running. >> neil: we shall see. beware consensus, it is like a snapshot. one snapshot. the five now. your partnerships, even bigger. with dell small business technology advisors you'll get the one-on-one partnership you need to grow your business. because the only one who decides how big your business can be, is you. the dell vostro 15 laptop, with 7th gen intel® core™ processors. it's abor it isn't. ence in 30,000 precision parts. it's inspected by mercedes-benz factory-trained technicians. or it isn't. it's backed by an unlimited mileage warranty, or it isn't. for those who never settle,

adrienne elrod.ib from "the wall street journal" and jonah goldberg of the national review. good to have you all on a sunday and a holiday weekend at that. happy memorial day. i think the question of the weekend is whether or not the summit happens. >> nobody knows. somebody in the administration told me yesterday it's back on track. it does that mean it's going to happen? he says who knows. i think more likely than not because i think the one thing we've learned in the last 72 hours is that both of the leaders chairman kim in north korea and president trump here really want this thing to happen. that's probably the most important thing, but the dynamic. i think what was going on was the two sides were talking past each other in preparation for this and then they stopped talking to each other at all. now they're back to talking to each other. i don't think it's a certainty, i think it's a likelihood. >> bill: your piece in "the wall street journal" said lost in translation. a lot has happened since t

adrienne bankert has the story. >> reporter: prom night turned into a twitter war over this red dress i did not expect the photos to go viral this way at al >> reporter: photos of keziah daum, called out, accused of cultural appropriation. jeremy lam, outraged, wrote this tweet, my culture is not your prom dress. it was retweeted more than 40,000 time with others blasting daum's dress. one of daum's responses, i love and appreciate diversity and other cultures. i mean no hate. i love everyone. others say it was this photo of keziah daum and her friends that was problematic. >> they were wearing a dress and using a stereotyped chinese posture without acknowledging the history behind that piece of clothing. >> daum says they were using poses by a popular youtube personality. >> it had nothing to do with race or racial slurs. it was never intended to be thought of as racist. >> reporter: many rallied in her support. one woman said i am a chinese woman. you rock that dress. another saying we are proud and delighted to share our fashions with anyone around the world. accusations of so-call