the coldstrea m inside windsor castle.m guards are about to march past our position so maybe we should just stay and watch them come through the gate here as they march back to barracks. it is worth saying the coldstream guards, they have a very important ceremonial role aside from the operational duties that they fulfil. and they fulfil alongside american units. they also guard the palaces. well, one of the five foot guard regiments that have that function, but if they were here they would wish to stress they are all operational soldiers. some of these men, not the bandsmen, but the industry soldiers will be off to the falklands later this year and next year they are going to a raqqa to work alongside american forces there. 0k. one of work alongside american forces there. ok. one of the interesting things i saw, you notice when they we nt things i saw, you notice when they went to the sovereign 's entrance that donald trump was standing a little in front of the queen. this is exactly what you talking about in terms of pro

getting back to the castles here is a figure that once surprise you according to the european castles institute there are about twenty five thousand in germany many of them are into going to state anymore but they all still have that i mistakenly romantic. visitors come from all over the world to see germany's many castles and palaces. they stand as witnesses to a bygone era. many date back to the dark and mysterious middle ages they were mostly designed us fortresses overlooking rivers or positioned in highland areas. destroyed in fighting some have been rebuilt many times over. most of the consuls in germany are privately owned i've inherited or bought. a council like this one in the west an eyeful region requires a lot of money to maintain. built castle is one of germany's most outstanding gems a genuine medieval fortress that has never been destroyed. tourism provides a key source of income to help with the upkeep there are guided tours. every ten minutes the console has belonged to the else family for more than eight hundred fifteen years. to become the book an item sourced on ea

and donald trump and the first lady of the united states madonna trump now arrived at windsor castle to meet her majesty the queen and i rather wanted to see the handshake there because donald trump's handshakes usually generate headlines for being rather awkward and that you can imagine with the royal family of the united kingdom and there is a protocol involved you off your hand to the queen and she takes it and you do not squeeze just in case you want to know in case you're ever in winter castle now if you're watching the many screen in the past half an hour or so you'll have seen inside the quadrangle there in windsor castle the coldstream guards that's the god of all of it's been laid on by the royal family for the visit of donald trump and his wife melania. the anthem of the united states being played by the band of the cold stream guards a very famous military band in the united kingdom and are often used to special occasions now although there is a god of on a being laid on for the presidents and his wife this isn't a state visit that would need to be an invite from the majes

we can hear the helicopters, so we presume castle. the helicopters, so we presume they are taking to the air. as! so we presume they are taking to the air. as i say, we won't know which of the helicopters the president is in because there is always a dk helicopter and you will see the ospreys, these vertical with the propellers. it looks like a police helicopter and not part of the presidential fleet, which makes me believe that the departure of marine one must be a mad because there is another following behind it. it would appear that marine one's departure is imminent. how much of this meeting will we actually learn about with allstate private? virtually nothing. it is private meeting. the conversation will have been largely chitter chatter. family, history, where are you going next,. no, we will learn very little of it. there goes at least one of the marine helicopters. as you said as we watch those pictures that the queen would have been intrigued by donald trump. she would have read a lot about him. it is thought she keeps a diar

and dollar trump takes tea with the queen he and the first lady millennial will bump into windsor castle near london by the ninety two year old monarch trump has mostly of boarded the british capital where tens of thousands of people are protesting against his visit also coming up. controversy of an alleged former bodyguard of the late al qaeda leader osama bin laden first he was deported from germany but now a german courses all of him to be brought back from tunisia. and pakistan for primeness and of on sharif arrested on corruption charges within minutes of his plane landing in the country he told supporters i'm making a sacrifice for the future of pakistan. hello and welcome i'm without cheema u.s. president dollar trump is gone from briggs that controversy to rory pomp and pageantry on the second day of his visit to the u.k. trump began the day by criticizing british prime minister to resign ms briggs of policy little backpedaling on those remarks when he traveled to windsor castle and then he rented windsor castle radiate with the queen now trump and first lady melania trump put on

of trials for hikers you go up and down hill through sinkholes and pass castle rooms. there's a mysterious place hidden in the forest here possibly a pre-christian cult site. definitely bloomers regularly gives guided tours of the natural wonders in franconian switzerland. also that though we had a high of the druids grove these are basically a labyrinth of rocks. probably a ritually a cave system. in closing for now there's no roof to the cave anymore so you can see all the rocks and it's definitely quite a rarity. this was gun safe in itself. just . as a you have almost this was a cia during the late jurassic period and that's where the name franconian giora comes from this feeling that there was many million years ago and these layers of limestone were deposited in the sea horses and to discuss how the rocks originated . and it's just those rocks that drank the region its name because it reminded people of the swiss alpine landscape crags valleys caves and small hamlets bit of switzerland in germany but franconia in character. but of. another beer. and like. the mor

anand's and i endorse made a fortified castle impregnable. it survived all sorts of attacks and fires and still evokes the atmosphere of the late and renee some serious. the beginnings of today's complex date back to the thirteenth century the council's heyday came three hundred years later. in the nineteenth century the jukes of coworkers established an important task collection in the castle. it includes a large armory. and a collection of carriages and slays. the nearly two thousand historical glasses are especially impressive. you can also view the rooms where the dukes and their staff lived for instance the private tutors room and the smoking lounge. the hunting room with its inlaid wooden panels is spectacular. on the auto you'll find traces of two important men one was a gifted painter court artist lucas khan ash the elder because a house is more than thirty of his paintings. the other man had a masterly way with words protestant reformer martin luther king fifteen thirty he spent five months in the council. cowpoke fortress is poppy.

castle. and a river that unites it all. i meant by a blog on the line a tributary of the river ryan it's about an hour's drive south the frankfurt my plans to take a new tour around the land valley. and there we're very excited about what awaits me on this trip the river the landscapes and the challenges al encounter along the way i have twenty five kilometers ahead of me from via walk all the way to a town called good. job on the shelf we catch up with our globe trotter on his adventure and kerry gets to. one of our viewers shows us the sights and sounds of moscow's. and we take you on a tour of frankfurt. but for now. just like many towns along the line this small city too has a spectacular palace this one was built in the seventeenth century and is considered one of the most remarkable baroque castles of the region. from here i get a great view of what's coming next and heading down to the river and into the water . so this is your motor on the level it's a single blade battle going on stilts public on one hand up here t

i'm also very impressed by the castles just one after another. it's hard to believe how much history this small section of the river has to offer as well as boasting spectacular scenery the area has a rich cultural history to. time for a change of perspective i'm on top of a famous cliff in the rhine valley legend has it that a beautiful woman called lorelei said here enchanting sailors with her singing which made them steer the boat into the cliff and drown. it's actually a pretty sad story but the image of the golden haired siren continues to lure tourists to this spot no lie also inspired german poets. i mean china you know mainland china yes in eighty twenty four he wrote a poem it was all the belgium. no lie here do you know the words. for special forces no sorry i don't know it by heart like that so i don't know the reason that my sorrow. i found a few people who could perform some for me though. i can't remember a good little war is do you know what it is though. or we leave you still. not that. this building is just breathtaking and for c

an old castle. and the royal palace gates lakeside prominent is lined with one restaurant after the other a lot of them saw a fish in a kind of white fish typical of the region. but i've discovered that not all of the restaurants here surf locally caught fish i want to hear more about that so i for arranged to meet fisherman and he has got to go. on d.s. tells me that for a long time the lake was contaminated by fertilizers and contained an overabundance of plant nutrients like phosphates water treatment began in the one nine hundred seventy s. but and he has got to get things they've overdone it. i got funded you do you still go fishing every day we'd love i know not any more because there's hardly anything left to catch. why is that it was the dish are starving the plants are starving the lake has far too few nutrients this a consequence enough and what impact does it have on fisherman and tourists. through the us the tourist it means that you can't eat locally caught fish here on europe second la

castle. it's one of the few castles in britain that is still a residence but it's open to the public to. over the centuries the castle passed in and out of the hands of the crown. henry v. six the wife is buried in the chapel. his last wife catherine pa. after hand me down i married thomas seymour who then in the castle and this was her home and this is where she lived and died and she's buried here in the church in the garden. a perfect day out in the english countryside almost always includes a good old cup of tea. for example here at badgers hall in shipping have them. they can be enjoyed it any time of the day with or without milk and preferably accompanied by dainty cucumber sandwiches or scones with strawberry jam and lashings of clotted cream. i think it is in g.g. . because in olden days for instance seventeenth century it was too long before between lunch and dinner. so. decided he should have a few sweet treats. and then i think it's just grab. what you see today. broadway tower is

and just the view windsor castle is quite a sight in and of itself. quite a focal point in recent months. the queen of course has received i think is the appropriate term other u.s. presidents at windsor cass is he wit castle. bush, obama and reagan. so this is a special moment and something that we've been told the president is very much looking forward to. that was definitely conveyed in that "sun" newspaper interview. he was looking forward to that moment. >> well, i've traveled the world with the queen and she does have this affect on foreign leaders partly because she is the longest serving head of state in the world. but also she is in this position as head of state unlike the president who is out of politics, she is expected to remain out of politics as well. and she's done so over more than 60 years before and part of history for so many heads of state, so she has met 11 out of 12 heads of state during her reign. donald trump will be the 12th. there will be a photo, fairly standard picture, but it goes down in history. and you can probably hea

, thousands of years old —— with this ancient castle.t things about the president, of course, she was here for her marriage to prince harry, of course for top she's not here tonight. nothing forthright recently! that would have made a few headlines. you get the impression the queen is spending more of her time at windsor castle? yes, she is. she is still doing the duties of head of state, but the papers and boxes, they can be done just as well here as at buckingham palace, but she is spending a few nights at buckingham palace and more time here. the duke of edinburgh is spending more time here at windsor and sandringham of course and the queen will be going to balmoral for her summer break very shortly. in terms of what they will talk about, i'm sure scotland will be one subject, a fruitful area for discussion, since i don't think mr trump is into horses? no, he is into golf. prince andrew is the great golfer in the family and also no sign of the duke of edinburgh who is good for breaking the ice and making a few lively remarks. they wil

of whitewash is going to make this authentic i'm thinking of the great successes only in edinburgh castle for example was a million have visit you wouldn't they be forgiven for saying listen folks are going to come to edinburgh castle whether we mark them know it how do you stop people sitting on the lot of us look for three hundred million years since that volcano erupted behind us here people have been interested in this city as a destination and because sir walter scott literally invented mass tourism with this publication of the point of the lady of the lake that attracted the english to come up to our beautiful country tourism is something that is part of human nature it will only grow from strength to strength and when the economy actually takes a news dive tourism generally rises because people need more escapism so you would say better rest on your laurels always be looking to the fresher your image the fresher bond and keep keep pushing on yes and one of the ways that scotland has not rested on his laurels is by promoting film tourism the u.k. recently did a study and they identi

despite criticizing his host the president was later welcome to windsor castle. in a minor breach of protocol trump walked ahead of the queen but he got the pomp and pageantry he wanted it. the president's trip has been choreographed so that he largely avoided coming face to face with more than one hundred thousand demonstrators in london. before he had come to britain donald trump it said he thought the british people really liked him that was certainly not the case for huge crowds of london knows who had come out today to protest against pretty much every aspect of his politics their main message to the american president during his visit in the u.k. was no mr president. pakistan's former prime minister nawaz sharif has ended as exile in london and phone back to lahore soon after leaving the plane he was arrested on corruption charges along just. last week a pakistani course sentenced now wash a reef to ten years in prison over the purchase of luxury property as long as that ruling came ahead of national elections at the end of this month. lock down on the stre

the president later met the useen at windsor castle. tens of tds of people marched in protest of the visit and donald trump himself. >> on the program, three days before mr. trump meets slap, -- vladimir putin, the u.s. investigators charge russia with meddling inhe u.s. elections. nouncer: national presentation of "beyond 100 days" is made possutle by contrns to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. katty: i'm katty kay in washington. there may be seral people breathing a sigh of relief to see the u.s. president go. it's been a tumultuous visit. the subsequent make-nice press conference was a clear attempt to help repair the political damage. christian: there were me to diplomatic incidents as far as we knouring his visit with the queen but that may have been the exction to his europe trip. now mr. trump heads to his golf course inor scotland b heading to a meeting with vladimir putin on monday in helsinki. >> you don't need to count the helicopters to know how much this visitor matters. president trump's entouge blasted t

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whether it was the heat on the rubber of this bouncy castle or it was something else, only time willell. a terrible thing to happen. you go to the beach, you expect a pleasant, carefree day. absolutely. the other effect of this hot weather on the front of the daily express, hosepipe bans in a daze, as britain dries up, it says. looking back to the hot summer of 1976. which none of us remember, of course! only britain can do this, only britain can turna britain can do this, only britain can turn a delightful, fantastic mediterranean interlude... it was the wettest winter on record. it rained every day. what did they do with the water? did they sell it? did it trickle away? extraordinary. other countries have dry weather and they don't have to have hosepipe bans. i think it's people in high places who want our gardens to be ruined. why would they want that? they want to stop our fun, they want us they want to stop our fun, they want us to go out in the middle of the night with paper cups and water things. i've been putting the washing water on the garden but i wa nt to washing water on

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white house is a functioning building is something i've come across with palaces in the uk and winter castle in buckingham palace. probably about 50 years in development. the science behind collection care which has been very much promoted by organizations like english heritage and the national trust which tend to look after buildings which are not occupied. and something which i think is growing greatly, certainly in the connections that i look after is the collection care of objects in working places, and it's a completely different science. and it's not something that's greatly developed. and it is different to the care of houses which are not lived in because, obviously, you want people to be able to use the furniture. you want the fires to be burning and the heating to be at the right level. relative humidity. all these things we know and want in functioning houses. you probably want your house in that particular way and it's that particular science which is in its infancy and is gaining a lot of science behind it but it's very much experimental and emerging from studies by the national

the trumps left windsor castle with something memorable under his belt. likes the queen, and he was keen not to offend. >> do you think she's a big fan of him? >> i think she's curious. we'll never know what her true feelings are because as a nonpolitical head of state she's not allowed to share those feelings. she is used to meeting political figures, putin, assad. donald trump is the latest in the list of controversial figures. the fact that the meeting went over by 17 minutes indicates they were perhaps quite enjoying their tea together. >> she's met with every u.s. president except lbj since 1952. having to be mindful of the royal protocol, what are your observations? how did he and mainelania do? >> he didn't bow, she didn't courtesy. as a head of state, they're not required to bow and courtesy to the queen. a lot of people were worried he was going to do one of those long heavy duty handshakes. >> or a hug. >> or a hug, that would have been bad. glad he didn't ask for a selfie. the president hasn't tweeted about his meeting with the queen, that's ve

was more pomp and pagentary, as queen elizabeth welcomed the president for afternoon tea at windsor castle. mr trump rowed back on his criticism of theresa may's brexit strategy, praising her instead as an incredible woman. as the visit draws to a close, president trump is now at his his golf resort in scotland. a suicide bombing at an election rally in pakistan has killed at least 120 people. more than 150 others were hurt by the blast in the south—western province of balochistan. back home, we speak to the british volunteer divers who helped save 12 boys and their football coach trapped in a cave in thailand. hello and welcome to bbc world news. president trump has arrived in scotland, where he's spending the weekend at his luxury golf resort in turnberry. here he is with melania emerging from air force one at scotland's prestwick airport. it comes after an extraordinary day of meetings. he's had tea with the queen at windsor castle, and held talks with the prime minister at her country residence, chequers. at a news conference, mr trump heaped praise on theresa may in stark contrast to

he was earlier welcomed by the queen at windsor castle despite it not being a full state visit. president trump denied criticising theresa may over her brexit plans after saying in an interview her approach would probably kill any trade deal with the us. president trump is in scotland at his turnberry golf resort, the last stop on his trip to the uk. in england, a small bottle containing the nerve agent novichok has been found in the home of one of the recent victims. back home, we speak to the british volunteer divers who helped save 12 boys and their football coach trapped in a cave in thailand. hello and welcome to bbc world news. president trump has arrived in scotland, where he's spending the weekend at his luxury golf resort in turnberry. here he is with melania emerging from air force one at scotland's prestwick airport. it comes after an extraordinary day of meetings. he's had tea with the queen at windsor castle, and held talks with the prime minister at her country residence, chequers. at a news conference, mr trump heaped praise on theresa may, in stark contrast to an

president trump was earlier formally welcomed by the queen at windsor castle — despite it not being aull state visit. he held talks with the prime minister, where tensions were evident on the approach to brexit, but both stressed the special relationship between the two countries. i give our relationship, in terms of grade, the highest level of specials. i'm confident that this transatlantic alliance will continue to be the bedrock of our shared security and prosperity for years to come. across the uk — thousands have taken to the streets to protest against the visit, accusing president trump of spreading hatred. another important story from the us which donald trump will have to consider as he heads to that meeting with vladimir putin, the department ofjustice has with vladimir putin, the department of justice has released with vladimir putin, the department ofjustice has released indictments for 12 russian intelligence officials who are accused of meddling in the 2016 presidential election. in the last two minutes donald trump has arrived in holland. ea flew up from sta nsted airpor

the sam farr, nick castle peace corps reform act is a critical step. i thank the speaker for bringing this to the floor. i ask my colleagues to support the critical bill and for the senate to take it up as soon as possible. i'd also like to thank my staffers, megan, luke in the speaker's office. peace corps volunteers, mr. speaker, are the best that we have in this country. and that's just the way it is. i'll reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york. mr. engel: mr. speaker, i rise in support of this measure and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman. mr. engel: i'd like to begin by thanking representatives ted poe and joe kennedy for their hard work on this legislation. this legislation seeks to enhance the health, safety, and security of peace corps volunteers. of course, many of us served with many of the people who went on to become congress when they were first in the peace corps as well and sam farr was one

on the right, windsor castle. awaiting the landing of marine one where the president will meet the queen who will inspect the guard. gadi schwartz on the left. what's going on? >> reporter: well, throughout england, we've seen people reacting to the press conference but people have been gathering and marching so they missed a lot of what was said. when it comes to immigration we've seen a lot of what we see in the united states. we've got here, this is somebody built a cage. the only child who needs detaining. they put a donald trump in a cage. a lot of lightheartedness and a serious tone when it comes to immigration. we heard chants donald trump is not welcome here. also heard immigrants are welcome here. i want to talk to some of these people directly about what we saw in that press conference. we've got a transcript of it. see if it we ca talk to them here. you guys, did you see the press conference? >> we haven't. >> during that press conference somebody asked him directly about the issue of immigration. they

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> harris: in the countryside of england outside of windsor castle, uc queen elizabeth the secondas just finished what they call an inspection of the guard of honor, and in the march path by the military guard with our president and first lady by her side and now the greeting continues and i want to bring in martha maccallum, the host of "the story." your nearby here and able to take in some more color for us. >> was obviously a spectacular day here and you can see queen elizabeth waiting under that tented area, it's fairly hot but at 92, she is an amazing monarch, and she is in great shape. she walked up and down inspecting the guards that she has done so many times. but obviously, this is the first time for president trump, and he has said that this meeting of the meetings he's had this week is probably going to be the least stressful that he's had including nato and the meetings he had with theresa may. the queen will be very clear about not discussing things like brexit. she doesn't want to talk about any of that with the president although over the course of her reign, she wi

theresa may hosted the president and first lady for a dinner at blenheim castle. trump will head to checkers for a working lunch with theresa may before the pair participate in a joint news conference. joining us live from london, white house correspondent geoff bennett, also international correspondent cal perry. jeff, i'm going to start with you. in addition to his meetings with prime minister may which should it be interesting to say the least consider reggie everything that was said in the sun newspaper, i'm sure israeli something to say with regards to that. he's set tote have an audience with the queen, as well. take us through trump's day. >> reporter: yasmine and david, one imagines the president and prime minister will have a lot to talk about given that stunning interview where trump undercut theresa may whose political standing here in the uk is fairly tenuous. to give you a sense of the day, the two begin the morning by taking in the military demonstration at sand hurts which is notable given the president has been leaning on may to increase her countr

the bill is named for nick castle, a young volunteer whose passionate about life and about helping other people. in 2013 while on assignment in rural china, nick fell ill and didn't receive the medical care he needed and tragically died. a young man in his 20's. this legislation before us today would strengthen existing health and safety standards for our peace corps volunteers and would also re-authorize sexual assault advisory council that reviews reports of sexual assault involving volunteers. provides the peace corps additional flexibility in retaining certain employees. peace corps volunteers represent the best of america. these selfless men and women live two years often in remote parts of the world helping to advance critical priorities like educating girls, preventing h.i.v. and malaria, environmental conservation, improving agriculture methods and community and economic development. mr. speaker, this is an important bill that will improve the lives of our peace corps volunteers currently serving in 65 countries across the globe. by passing this measure, we honor sam farr and nic

visitors can also see the monument to get it to describe the castle in his diary. when the sun starts to set over much as in the lake garda unfolds its true magic and reveals why it's drawn visitors from far and wide for centuries. the exhibition in our next report redefines interactive arch i ask because if you view some of the latest works by sculptor jason declarer is tailor then you will need to hunt the diving gear taylor sculptures are located fourteen meters below sea level just off the spanish island of land so water now he worked on this project for about two years giving visitors and experience they will never forget. we are taking a trip to las colorado springs in the south of the spanish island of. to visit a new kind of museum its artworks are displayed underwater and these divers were among the first to see them. from our country along a lot in recent years and heard that a museum was being built here i'm very curious to see it what is the result. then they take the plunge. twelve to fourteen meters below the water surface they find more than two hund

julius is castle atop telegraph hill has won approval to reopen , but neighbors say, not so fast . kpix 5's, wilson walker, spoke with the owner about this battle that has dragged on for years . >> it was built in the early 1920s and was one of the first buildings in the neighborhood before there were homes at all. >> reporter: julius castle locals do not bother with the apostrophe, he was a san francisco restaurant for more than 80 years until their doors closed in 2007. paul scott has been trying to reopen since buying the castle in 2012. >> i remember asked when i planned to open and i wanted to open by america's cup, i think it was 2013. >> reporter: he refurbished the exterior and the foundation and is ready to tackle the interior. >> we have cleared all of the hurdles in the city is with us, the neighborhood is with us, it is just a few people, as with any project, that are voicing opposition. >> you have to demonstrate that it makes sense to put a restaurant in the middle of a neighborhood at the end of the street that no one can turn around and. >> reporter: the group of ne

he says words were, in a little while, i shall be in charge of this castle. and shortly after that, the country. now, what would the simple folks think about that? >> well, now, that speech, your honor, could very well refer to shared leadership with arthur. there were two thrones, after all, and mordred thought that he rather than guinevere should be sitting in the second one at the right hand of the father. after all, her e-mails. >> ms. coberley, i have a question for you before going into the merits of the case. as you heard, i'm from another country. and i would like to know if you are disputing my jurisdiction to be here without my paying some sort of a tariff? >> well, as an immigrant, albeit temporarily, we assume you're not throwing away your shot. >> so you're not taking the position that i am an illegal immigrant? >> no, ma'am. we think you are allowed here and welcome you. >> thank you very much. >> now, i think you are downplaying this flight with the knights. are you not? he didn't flee with just any group of knights, he fled with the king's mos

the queen has welcomed donald and melania trump at windsor castle with a cup of tea. of thousands of people take to the streets of central london in protest of the visit. coming up in the next half hour. a us grand jury indicts 12 russians for email hacking during the 2016 election, just days before donald trump's meeting with vladimir putin. british police find a bottle containing the novichok nerve agent, that killed dawn sturgess and poisoned charlie rowley. let us know your thoughts by using the hashtag #beyond100days. before leaving for scotland, mr trump left a trail of confusion in his wake. in the space of 24 hours he gave two strikingly different versions of his relationship with the prime minister and the future of us—uk trade. one version, the tough one, came in his interview with the sun newspaper. but as those comments were playing out across britain, mr trump then took part in a press conference with mrs may which can only be described as damage control. take a look at the two mr trumps. i would have done it much differently. i told theresa may how to do

a reputable operator from harlow has told me that bouncy castles can be bought for just a few hundredpounds on ebay and that many inflatables are not properly regulated. will my right honorable friend urgently review the regulations on bouncy castles and inflatables, and will she implement a temporary ban on bouncy castles and inflatables in public areas until we know they can be safe? >> can i say to my honorable friend, he has raised obviously a very serious issue. i offer my deepest condolences, and i am sure those of the whole house, to the family of summer grant and the family of ava-may littleboy, who tragically was the victim of the bouncy castle incident that took place at the weekend. i share my right honorable friend's concerns about these tragic incidents. as regards the incident that took place at the weekend, i understand that norfolk police, aided by and working with the health and safety executive, has started an investigation into the incident. it is too early to know the cause of the incident, but if any findings emerge from the investigation, the necessary recommenda

he's having his tea now at windsor castle with queen elizabeth. to his golf resort in scotland over the weekend. we did see an interesting moment earlier this afternoon here, wolf. this was sarah sanders went up to the president and was telling him something. we don't know what. it was shortly before he arrived at windsor castle. she seemed to be briefing him on something. he clearly is following the news very carefully here, including those hearings yesterday. so we will wait and bring any reaction from the white house as soon as we get it for you, wolf. he'll be on the ground here at windsor castle for a while and then head scotland and preparing for a putin summit, which is even more important now, wolf. >> certainly is. you know, jake, the president at that news conference earlier in the day today with the british prime minister theresa may, he was sort of belittling the entire russia probe, once again calling it a witch hunt, saying it undermines what he hopes to be a good opportunity to befriend putin when they meet on monday and have some s

let me now join another of our correspondents begin she is standing by at windsor castle where trump is having tea with the queen may get a lot of pomp and pageantry no doubt there. pomp and carriage always in the wings you know the royal wedding is not so now as we've just seen the military bands go into the causes so they are getting ready for the visit off donald trump but what we have here also is protesters we've got when i look down here just in front of the entrance of the cars that looks like on one side we've got some trump supporters we see some american u.s. flags here but on the other side and that's seems to be the bigger crowd is the protesters against trump and these people are not happy that he is meeting the queen and they're as opposed to that saying just the queen don't give him the good biscuits you know people are slightly incensed even here in windsor which is i would say normally very polite town and probably on the conservative side definitely not a hotbed of protesters and well fake news liberalism as a truck might call it and make it an obvious donald trump

the re-opening of "julius' castle"..... one of san francisco's oldest restaurants.....d to those on all sides of the legal battle. after being closed for 10 years....the historic restaurant perched high on telegraph hill had been inching closer to reopening.....until this new legal setback. the planning commission allowed the new owner of nearly 100 year old hot spot an exemption so he could skip getting an enviromental review....that move brought a lawsuit against the city from a neighborhood group called the friends of montgomery street..alledgiing the granting that exemption violated the california environmental quality act.one of those neighbors behind the suit told me by phone that he thinks city officials helping this restauarnt reopen are more motivated by nostalgia than what's right..he for one does not look back on when julius' castle was open as the good old days.there was a tremendous amount of traffic going back hundreds of cars a day trucks coming earlier in the morning and then noise up until around midnight. now the restaurant was already there what was o

obviously this rubber bouncy castle seems to have exploded.y knows whether it was the heat or whether it was some other malfunction, but what's so terrible is she was four and she was thrown onto the sand and she died, you can't do madgen anything worse happening to a child. particularly ona happening to a child. particularly on a day at the beach —— imagine. may be the rubber wasn't strong enough. may be something happened. terrible story —— may be. enough. may be something happened. terrible story -- may be. if it's connected to the heat it isn't a consequence you could foresee. who could foresee this on the most glorious, gorgeous sunday. britain based in sunshine and as eve said, this is the dark side of it. it's all over the front pages, you would think they are preoccupied with brexit, but they are not. the ft, connected to that, helicopters battling to douse moorland fires and the conditions the firefighters are experiencing has caused two fires to merge. it's extraordinary, we feel like we're living somewhere in the mediterranean but t