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it is a bit like deja vu with princess charlotte. i in seeing the baby andi children and i in seeing the baby and i think they will announce it later. i imagine she will be like today because you will want to get home and be with her family of five, nowadays. if the children are in, the labour must have gone as well as it can have. it is interesting to hear the reaction of george and charlotte. we don't see them that often. we saw a lot more of prince william and harry out and about. these days the children rather under lock and key. george arriving in his school uniform and charlotte, seemingly no fear of the cameras whatsoever, giving the crowd is a little with. she is used to seeing the cameras because they have been with their parents to big events like driven of the colour. now it is just a waiting game to save their will all come together. no sense that royal baby fatigue is happening, hundreds of people here. no fatigue at all, and all the broadcasters from around the world wanting a slice of the action. it has not been the wa

it's like when she had princess george and charlotte. she wasn't here.first labor 10 1/2 hours, the second one 2 1/2, this one around 5 1/2. she was admitted about 6:00 a.m. london time and it's coming up to the 12-hour mark. but now the children have gone in. we understand that they may all leave together later. that might well be a sign, andrea, of a woman who has had a couple of children, knows the score, and wants to get back with the newborn and make sure all the siblings bond together nicely. >> i just love watching charlotte, with that royal wave down. this is a very exciting time, the plans for the wedding, 26 days from now, i think. and now this -- with three children under the age of 5, she's got her hands full, does kate. >> reporter: she has got her hands full. with everything going on behind the palace gates and a very high prominent -- with prince marrying meghan markle, and the well wishes here, they were cooing over the sight of prince george and princess charlotte, who we don't see that often. certainly not in this kind of a setting. cha

charlotte how did you feel when your dad was selected and elected as vice president? >> i was lucky because i was home at the time and it was cool i was a senior so after i graduated from college so i got to just the home i had no idea that what happened so to give you an idea it is a pretty quick turnaround when you are told you are considered or asked you want to be considered it is a couple weeks so i was there for all of it. that really helped me because i could see their thought process through the whole thing. i really felt good about it i was kind of excited and i went on the campaign trail and i got to meet so many people that was a blessing. >> who are some women that you look up to other than this i can't lady? >> there are a lot of women. i've been lucky a lot of women in my life as professors that i go to immediately. i studied abroad and there were some people in england i still keep in touch with and i will reach out to for advice or my teachers who will send me a note of encouragement even today. i would say that other than my mom who was also a teacher

the arrival means george and charlotte have a younger sibling to introduce to royal life.last year, the duchess was in the early stages of pregnancy. if you days after these pictures, she pulled out of an engagement due to severe morning sickness. the condition she suffered with during her previous pregnancies which kept her previous pregnancies which kept her out of the public eye. its severity was underlined when she missed prince george's first day of school in september. the following month, back to work and she seemed in good spirits. a busy pregnancy with a tour of norway and sweden, and engagement in the uk most weeks. in march after she and prince william cooked up a commonwealth lunch, she began her maternity leave. five years ago after a night in hospital, prince george, the third in line to the throne was presented to the media. such a special time, for any parent, knowing what this feeling is like. two years later, princess charlotte made her appearance, this time catherine was sufficiently recovered to return home the same day. the new baby is the queen'ssixth

now so charlotte you have been listening to the most statements what is his main message today. yes i was among a huge group of journalists gathered here today waiting to find out exactly what carlos was next is this a long running saga he left us alone or late last year and many of his fellow former catalan leaders behind bars he though let's about him and then he was detained last month in germany now what we learned from this press conference was as you said he plans to stay in germany for the forseeable future because the extradition extradition proceedings against him aren't yet over all we know so far from the german courts is that they don't want to extradite him for high treason that's one of the charges facing him back in spain and carries thirty years in prison germany decided that there wasn't a law here in germany that equated to that so there was no deagle grounds to extradite him for that charge what is still up for debate though is whether or not he can be said back to spain for another charge he's facing misuse of public funds so he's by no means safe from being

a tentative—looking prince george, confident wave from princess charlotte.ning moments of family life, and charlotte showed no sign of nerves in front of the cameras. the first birth announcement came via twitter, but the official birth notice followed tradition, put on display at buckingham palace. the arrival of a baby boy secures princess charlotte her place in history. it's a very significant day for princess charlotte, because she is the first royal princess in british history not to be moved down the line of succession when the younger brother was born. before 2013, when the law was changed to give women and men equal succession rights, essentially if a younger prince was born, she would lose her spot. the duke and duchess of cambridge and the new baby prince now leave hospital for life as a family of five at kensington palace. other than next month's royal wedding, the duchess will spend the coming months away from the public eye, to focus on her family. the cambridges thanked hospital staff for the care and treatment they have received. as they left,

two years later, princess charlotte made herfirst two years later, princess charlotte made her first arrival of a baby brother, the princess secured her place in history. it's a very significant day for princess charlotte because she is the first royal princess in british history not to be moved down the line of succession when a younger brother was born. before 2013 when the law was changed to give women and men equal succession rights, essentially if a younger prince was born, she would lose her spot. duke and duchess of cambridge will soon leave hospital for kensington palace for life as a family of five. the duchess will focus on her family. family of five. the duchess will focus on herfamily. it family of five. the duchess will focus on her family. it may be baby number three for the cambridge is, but global interest hasn't waned. in this new prince, he will be fifth in line to the throne. daniela relph, bbc news, st mary's hospital and paddington. i'm betting on prince frederikfor the new baby boy. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. we will look at the maritime indus

charlotte gallagher, the busy news.n talking about that suspected chemical attack saying that major decisions will be made on a response to it in the next day or so. let us listen to what he has had to say. to it in the next day or so. let us listen to what he has had to saylj would like to condemn the highness attack on syrian civilians with banned chemical weapons. it was an atrocious attack, it was horrible. you do not see things like that as bad as the news is around the world, you just do not see those images. we are studying that situation extremely closely. we are meeting with our military and everybody else and we will be making some major decisions over the next 24—48 hours. we are very concerned, when nothing like that can happen. this is about humanity, we are talking about humanity. and it cannot be allowed to happen. so, we will be looking at that barbaric act and studying what is going on, we are trying to get people in there, it has been surrounded, it is very hard to get people in. not only has it been h

big sister charlotte coming to meet her little brother. charlotte turning around, though, to give the crowd an extra wave. stealing their hearts. abc's james longman from london. >> reporter: wrapped up tight, take a look at britain's newest prince. a third child welcomed today by catherine and her husband prince william. the duchess was admitted to the private wing of st. mary's hospital in london at 6:00 a.m. this morning, going into lay before right on her due date. and news of the birth came soon after, a little boy. so the official sign outside buckingham palace read, "born five hours later, weighing eight pounds and seven ounces." the anticipation huge here, waiting for news of that little boy. prince william leaving to collect george and charlotte. crowds treated to a royal wave from the young princess. and then after, climbing those stairs, another look back and one more wave. this new prince will be fifth in line to the british throne, ahead of prince harry, but he won't leapfrog his older sister charlotte now that the rules of su

correspondent charlotte bill joins us from the city of munster charlotte do we know anything about theossible motive of the attacker at this point. police so far the only been able to rule out motives so little is known about what led this attacker to drive into a crowd just behind me on saturday police say that they believe that there was no jihadist motive islam is motive behind this attack they also say that they found no political motive and that they believe that he was acting alone as the hours roll and all know we are starting to learn more about the attacker a picture is building of a man with very severe mental health problems we know that he sent an e-mail recently where he suggested that he had suicidal thoughts we're also hearing a lot more about raids that have been done on his house houses indeed we know that gas canisters containing petrol was found it's not clear exactly what they were intended for we've also learned today that it's it's possible that the weapon that he used to kill himself shortly after carrying out this attack he possessed without a license of course

siblings prince george and princess charlotte visited their baby brother at st. mart y's hospital in london. princess charlotte waved to the crowd on their way to meet them. it was just perfection, adorable. look at this baby. we'll be outside kensington palace with more on the new prince in our next hour. >> i'm with steven cole better as he said in the opener, how does she look so good. because your body's still going through stuff, if you know what i mean, that she can walk out and look that good. >> it takes a village or a monarchy. >> it does. she looks great. >> a lawsuit is pulling back the curtain on musician david copperfield who's being sued by a tourist. ahead, how more audience members now claim they were injured >>> good morning. it is kind of gray and gloomy out there with low clouds hanging around the bay and along the coast this morning. a lot of this cloud coverage is expected to burn off, not to worry. temperatures will be warming up to the 80s for the east bay, the

charlotte charleston pil standing by in the city of once or thank you.ou're up to date now on the news i'm sarah kelly and i love that you so much for joining us. every journey begins with the first step and every language filled with the first word emerged in the. rico is in germany to learn german and why not learn the most simple online on your mobile and free stuff for d w z learning course nico speak german made easy. unimpeded access to education and knowledge and the same opportunities for everyone to see a central goal.

the arrival of the baby boy secures princess charlotte place in history. day for princess charlotte, because she is the first royal princess in british history not to move down the line of succession when a younger brother was born. before 2013 when the law was changed, to give women and men equal succession rights, essentially if a younger prince was born, she would lose her spot. they now leave for life at kensington palace as a family of five. other the next month's royal wedding, the duchess will spend the next few months out of the public eye, focusing on herfamily. it may be baby number three for the cambridges, but global interest has not waned in the new prince. he will be fifth in line to the throne. our royal correspondent, sarah campbell, is outside the hospital now. as well as photographers there were many well—wishers waiting to get a glimpse at the family and at last they did. exactly. the e-mail came through this morning at 8:30am the duchess of cambridge was in the early stages of labour and since then the streets around here have filled up

. >>> and baby makes three, george and charlotte get a little brother whose already made his royal debut, but what's his name? >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, we begin with the carnage on the streets of toronto this afternoon, a van jumped the curb. the driver plowing into pedestrians on the sidewalk killing at least nine people and leaving more than a dozen others injured. the deadly incident immediately brought to mind a series of vehicle terror attacks the world has witnessed over the last few years. tonight a canadian official says this was apparently a deliberate act. but at this hour they're not calling it terrorism. tonight a suspect is in custody. and our anne thompson has late details. >> reporter: he mowed them down. >> i saw a lot of people lying on the sidewalk. they were in pools of blood. >> reporter: witnesses say the driver of this white van identified by several u.s. law enforcement sources as 25-year-old alek minassian started his rampage on a toronto street. jumping the curb, hitting pedestrians and driving south more than a

a tentative looking prince george, confident wave from princess charlotte.hose defining moments of family life, and charlotte showed no sign of nerves in front of the cameras. the first birth announcement came via twitter but the official birth notice followed tradition, put on display at buckingham palace. the arrival of a baby boy secures princess charlotte her place in history. it's a very significant day for princess charlotte because she's the first royal princess in british history not to be moved down the line of succession when the younger brother was born. before 2013, when the law was changed to give women and men equal succession rights, essentially if a younger prince was born she would lose her spot. the duke and duchess of cambridge and the new baby prince now leave hospital for life as a family of five at kensington palace. other than next month's royal wedding, the duchess will spend the coming months away from the public eye to focus on her family. the cambridges thanked hospital staff for the care and treatment they had received. as they le

charlotte with her wave. she is adorable, max. the first woman really to really break an important barrier in britain. >> reporter: absolutely. the royal family has been around for thousand years and what happened around george's birth is they changed the succession rules. younger brothers did not leap frog. she was the first one who came into the royal family and had her place in line assured. she was at number four. she is still at number four despite the little brother. prince harry firmly pushed to number six. i'm sure he is fine with it. >> he has a wedding to plan. max, let's wave bye-bye in charlotte manner. >>> global stocks higher. the bond market is shaking. the concern is for the first time in four years, the closely watched bond yield in the u.s. is near 3%. investors worry higher rates to signal more insuranfluence. look at alcoa. yesterday it lost 13%. the u.s. may relax sanctions against a russian company. it is the second largest aluminum producer in the world. that hurt the other aluminum companies. >>> u.s. home

charlotte waved to the cameras. half hour earlier, will left kate's side and quickly returned with the kids. >> back in a minute. >> here are the royal details. kate gave birth this morning at 11:01 a.m. the baby boy weighed in at 8 pounds, 7 ounces. to share is good news, the couple's alma matter tweeted this royal flashback of will and kate on campus back in 2005. as for the baby's name, we could learn that on wednesday. they announced prince george and princess charlotte's names two days after they were born. we talked to a london bookmaker who says the odds are on arthur, which evokes the legendary king arthur. arthur at 7-4. james is a 3 to 1 shot now. alfred, 4 to 1. >>> more royal news, a busy weekend for prince harry and meghan markle. today, hours after kate gave birth the two attended a previously arranged engagement honoring the life of stephen lawrence, a young man who was killed in a racially motivated attack 25 years ago. on saturday, the two attended an invictus games event. she donned a green dress.

i mean, audrey would say tell me a story, charlotte, i can't fall asleep. and charlotte would start a story in the next night to continue that story. and so we worked surprise when she went to college and major in digital cinema and english, because we knew someday this book was going to happen. >> to get to the book really, when people ask us how did you come up with the idea, we always say it all started with marlon. it really did. it started with the instagram page. we had no idea willingly even follow this page about our bunny. >> how many as yet to know? >> like 27,000 followers, which is like way more than me. [laughing] >> like what? >> and i don't even have instagram. >> so he's very popular, but, i mean, it makes sense to us, marlon is so adorable and he said to take pictures up. of. he has a very real personality. he will follow us around the house when we let them get his exercise outside, he will kind of post the pictures when taking it. people ask us all the time, like how did you get them to do that? how did you get him to sit in front of the

i always knew charlotte would be an athunderstorm been a storyteller since she could talk. so to be able to collaborate on r very first published book was really a privilege.o >> woodruff:is was all about bidding up your husband's profile, teaching people abo the role of the vice president. >> the role of a vice president. >> w actually talk about other vice presidents, too. we have a little bit in there about the bidens. >> woodruff: the book is about following your father to the white house and following him d throughout h. how often does marlon do that? >> well, it's a ittle bit fictionalized. he hasn't actually been to a couple of the place, buth has been to the eisenhower executive lofice building where mar goes with my dad in the book some he has been there for an event with military families. but he has not been all over the white house yet. >> woodruff: as understand it, he's your bunny,. >> right. woodruff: but you're in california. so you left him inus thetody of your parents? >> he was with me in college for four years, and when iroved, we had him stay in d.c. si

and for some more on this story charlotte children fill from the age of you newsdesk is joining me here in the studio charlotte there's been really unprecedented huge publicity about this case vocal support keeping for keeping alfie alive coming notably from the vatican what did that add to the debate yeah this really is a case that grabbed wild wide attention i mean this is every parent's worst nightmare first of all to find that your young son suffers from a red generative neurological condition and then to have to enjoy months of ego battles back and forth over whether or not life support can be withdrawn from him yes indeed the pope is one of those that's that's waded into this battle he's expressed his support on several occasions for the family and in fact he's tweeted the smalling shortly after we learned that i'll feed at the last his fight the pope right i'm deeply moved by the death of that alfie today i pray especially if his parents has got the father receives him in his tend to embrace and i think is important to sort of back at the role of the vatican and it's early in thi

news desk charlotte you know this is a debate more than just in the u.k. it's couple city all over the world vocal support keeping alfie alive coming from the vatican you tell us more about them this is a case that's had a huge amount of public attention i mean this is every parent's worst nightmare a fight in the courts about whether or not to keep that child alive or to to pull the life support yes even the pope has got involved let me just quickly read a tweet that he he sent out shortly after the was declared dead he writes i'm deeply moved by the death of a little alfie today i pray especially for his parents as got the father received him in his tender embrace now let me give you a little bit of background to this the pope had come out in support of the at the family he'd been fighting to keep their young son alive last week tom evans alfie's father actually traveled to the vatican to try and get even more support. in actual fact agreed to let alfie go to one of its hospitals a hospital went to the vatican and said it would allow alfie to say on on l

george nearly 5, and charlotte who turns 3 in may have mastered the royal wave. now, we're waiting outside the hospital to catch a glimpse of the little prince. the royal family the young family is expected down here very soon. robin. >> all right, james, thank you very much. as we said a very exciting morning for the royal family. >> absolutely. and we'll have a lot more on that coming up. a lot more coming up but now to that big breaking story out of tennessee. a massive manhunt is underway for the gunman who killed four people at a waffle house near nashville. the city is on edge this morning. abc's erielle reshef is there with the very latest and, erielle, we're learning more about the suspect's past this morning. >> reporter: good morning, michael. the suspect was well known to authorities. he a history of mental illness and run-ins with the law. many concerned about how he was able to slip through the cracks as authorities here go house to house warning residents to be on alert. this morning, an urgent manhunt under way for 29-year-old travis reinking. the

there was a visit from the new big brother and sister. from princess charlotte. of nerves in front ofhe cameras. notice followed tradition, put on display at buckingham palace. her place in history. the line of succession when the younger brother was born. was born she would lose her spot. hospital for life as a family of five at kensington palace. to focus on her family. they had received. as they left, it was a proud father in charge of the car seat. just seven hours after his birth, the baby prince was on his way home. for the queen. during yesterday's race. month in under 3 hours. the weekend has caused chaos for some customers. many people complained of being unable to access their money. complete with all the confidential transaction details. to fix the problems. to continue — has been granted italian citizenship. his family hope to take him to italy for treatment. of human rights refused to intervene in the case. are eligible for british citizenship. and that those applying would not need to take a citizenship test. suffered any loss. our political editor laura kuenssberg has t

he is fih in line to the throne and the youngest sibling to prince gege and princess charlotte. kensington palace said his name will be announced in due course. reporter: wrapped up, making his first public appearance, it will be one of many over thyears. the newest addition to the royal family, born just seven hour earlier in st. mary's hospital. the duchess of cambridge arriveh here iearly stages of labor before 6:00 this morning. her son was born at 11:01.mb the duke of dge was present at the birth. weighing eight pounds, seven ounces, the new baby prince is ce heaviest of the duke and duchess' thrldren. >> we have got a new prince! a reporter: the news it way came a few hours earlier, to the delight of hardened royal-watchers, some of whom had been campingitutside the ho for more than a week. >> wonderful ns, fantastic news! wonderful! >> we are actually from the state and we just happened to be here for four days and getting to catch this. we are really excited. >> it is great news, makes everyone smile. reporter: there was a visit from the new big brother and sister, too.

correspondent charlotte charles some pill has been following that press conference in berlin and she joins us now so charlotte you were listening to a statement what was his main message yes i'm sued outside the venue that statement at the moment is a community center in suburban a modest stage for the latest twists in this very dramatic cackle and independence process use the press conference to say very clearly that he respects the german legal process he said that he plans to stay in germany as is legally required but specifically he plans to stay in lynn while the legal process here plays out he said off that he plans to return to about him where he's been in exile since late last year now he said he wants to use his time here and by then to do what he's been doing up until now which is defend what he says is a legitimate independence movement that's how to have a quick listen. do you think the f.b.i. or the other country made me believe that we was to return to belgium where the case i started once in the last year there were high water but the old police vans like to keep that

ok we're having a bit of a few technical difficulties with our correspondent charlotte she's going to come back though soon as we can get that sort of give you the latest updates on what's going on. there was a tornado of media speculation over the scribbles continues to swirl it's now being reported that you are being offered new identities by u.s. intelligence services that's as both the former russian double agent and his daughter appear to be recovering that follows that nerve agent attack last month in the english city of salzburg a family member however believes there would be no reason for you or about another home in moscow victorious crapolla spoke exclusively to the ruptly video agency after she was denied a visa to the u.k. . yep it is a very i ask the uki and you personally to reconsider the decision to diffuse my visa they are scared that i will find out something more that you will tell me something yes they try to many please you not the crime one but m i five at first i was happy that you were called but it was clear that she wasn't speaking her own words she was being

judy woodruff recently sat down with them and began by asking charlotte about how ot started.t >>ally all started with marlon. when we moved to d.c., we got an instagram page for him after he got kind of popular in the press because they kind of liked that we had a bunny, a we wanted to do a children's book. so i thought, you know, it would be really cool to have my mom illustrate it, but also for it to bduancational book that teaches kids and parents and educators about the role of the vice president. >> woodruff: is that howyou envisioned this, mrs. pence? >> that's how it started. i always knew chard lotte wo an athunderstorm because she's been a storyteller since she could talk. so to be able to collaborate on her very firsbot publisheok was really a privilege. >> woodruff: so this was all about bidding up your husband's profile, teaching people about the role of the vice president. >> the role of a vi president. >> we actually talk about other vice presidents, too. we have a little bit in the about the bidens. >> woodruff: the book is about following youritather to the house and

last time with charlotte, it was all over and done with in a day. it's a glorious day here, bright and sunny, people are rather excited. sort of a build up to the royal wedding as well because there was a bit of royal fever around. >> first royal baby and then a royal wedding. and right after the queen's birthday, she almost had baby number three on the queen's birthday, that would have been something. with charlotte there was speculation about what the baby's name would be and would it be a boy or girl. here we are again back at this. is this about the time we expected for kate to go into labor? is she due this week? >> reporter: they never give away the exact due date, but this is the one we were working towards. so i think it does all seem to be going as planned. she's obviously had difficult prag pregnancies in the past -- i'm sorry one -- excuse me, just at the hospital, i'm concerned the taxi driver is going to ghettet towed away by the police. we were expecting her to have the baby around this time. she gets ill in her pregnancies. so this is

george and sister charlotte, the first to visit. charlotte stole the show all smiles and waves heading in to meet her baby brother. even one last turn to the cameras. the queen, 92 years old and out riding her horse while kate was giving birth, will be the first to hear the baby's name. it took two days to announce charlotte's. same for george. william's name or names. he's william arthur phillip lewis were made public a week after he was born. prince harry and meghan markle just might get the inside scoop. no comment for the couple while on official royal business monday, but their neighbors and harry already a doting uncle. >> now aunt meghan is on the scene, it's going to be better. and will we hear the pitter patter of tiny royal feet? >> reporter: prince william joking about being a father of three. thrice the worry with a third rosy cheeked royal heir. >> hey, kelly. let's go back to that image of the princess waving. princess charlotte waving there. do we know if that was planned? it went viral. was it planned or did charlott

charlotte, in and out of the showers. by the time we are at this evening's rush hour, we have after school activities, the rain arriving, heavy rain around 6:00-or it's the mid atlantic with the possible delays. florida, a chance of a storm. >>> and we will track the storm as we go through northern new england and slow mover. >> all right, bill, thank you sir. fast forwarding in to tuesday, courtney kardashian will be on capitol hill to testify before a house committee on cosmetics oversight to keep them safe for the public. and closing arguments will begin in bill cosby's sexual assault retrial. the defense rested the case without calling him to the stand. he is accused of drugging and molesting a woman, and said the encounter was consentual, spotify is unveiling what is next at a event in new york city. we will be right back. and the generation may be different, but the color needs to endure. and the toughest stains come with their own rewards. we've re-engineered tide because no matter what life brings, our commitment

daddy was in charlotte until the day he passed away. he felt himself a farmer's boy from charlotte. he never felt himself anything more than that. my granddaddy had a dairy farm down there, so my daddy grew up milking cows in the morning before he went to school, and when he came back from school, the same thing. when he first discovered the calling us when he went to bible school. saviorpted christ as when he went to an evangelist meeting as a teenager. hewent to college, and then was in tennessee at that time. you know, he got sick one day, he had the flu, he was not feeling well, and he did not really feel like he was getting what he wanted at that particular college, so he saw a brochure about a bible school in florida, and he solved time to home trees,aw orange trees. we are alike. we both like warm weather. biblet to florida college. he found his calling there, the very first place, and that he went on to wheaton college and finish his education. my mother was born in china. my grandparents were missionaries in china, so she was born there in 1920. she went to north korea for

but he won't be before his sister charlotte. now that rules of succession have changed. a younger brother no longer jumps in front of an older sister. as william put his new son in the car, the dad of three revealing what's on his mind. no name just yet for the youngest royal. james, arthur and phillip all possibilities. it took a couple days for us to find out what charlotte's name was after she was born. the happy couple may want to inform the queen before they make any decisions. they'll be very happy they just have a healthy baby. james longman, london. >> james longman was also born at that same hospital some 30 years ago. didn't have that same sort of welcome. >> no? >> some of the folks were having their babies at that hospital have an interesting welcome. so the members of the media waited for the family to appear in that doorway. and there was a reminder that st. mary's does serve commoners like james and others. >> check out the reaction of this other family walking out of the hospital before will and kate did and they

the arrival of a baby boy secures princess charlotte her placin history. >> it is a very significant day for princess charlotte because she is the first royal princess in british history not to move down t line of succession when the younger brother was born. before 2013, when the law was changed to get women and men equal succession rights, essentially if a younger prince was born, she would lose her spot. reporter: the duke and duchess of cambridge leave hospital for life in kensington palace and a family of five. other than next month's royauc wedding, thess will spend the next few months out of the public eye, focusing on her family. reporter: it may be baby number three for the cambridges, but global interest has not waned. thisinew prince will be fifth line for the throne. jane:ovely to see so much enthusiasm. harry potter has landed on broadway -- not the boy wizard himself, but unambitio -- an ambitious two-part production. after debuting in london, it is in new york where it has broken a record for the mpensive nonmusical play to be staged there. m brook went to hear from j.

countries they had replaced a controversial plan that would deport them to a third country in africa charlotte dallas has more. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu announcing on national television a solution for the future of thousands of african asylum seekers. is a unique agreement with israel let me move sixteen thousand two hundred fifty people we moved them to developed countries like canada or germany or italy that's the

authorities what are we to make of it charlotte well this is a voice that say we've long wanted to hear of course there is so much still that is unclear about exactly what has taken place this amy on answered questions from the international community and as was said in that reports that a unit isn't just a victim she is also a witness so all eyes really are on what she now says in the coming days and weeks absolutely a lot of people paying attention to that a lot of people also paying attention to what russia has to say for itself we know that the russian ambassador to the united nations had some words for the u.n. security council yesterday and i'd like to listen in to that and then get your reaction there after. maybe joe could bring us he could build i know we talk is not copyrighted by russia in spite of the obviously russian name the one who is a name that was invented in the west for a line of toxic substances which is nothing new but what experts and scientists. they were developed in many countries including the united states and in great britain. the forest johnson in response

i hope your staying safe out there as well are to charlotte doing ski reporting just from outside not that well just. it's been reported you are screwball who was poisoned alongside her father just a little over a month ago in the british city of salzburg has been discharged from hospital the scruples were said to have been poisoned by the so-called class of nerve agent developed in the soviet union it was never called by that name it's said to cause permanent damage and even death it's believed to be the most deadly set of substances of its kind prime minister has previously said the screwballs may never recover from the attack. sadly late last week doctors indicated that their condition is unlikely to change in the near future and they may never recover fully . and the british foreign secretary boris johnson claim the government's porton down military lab has attributed the agent to russia and confirmed it was that of a chalk something the lab itself later denied we all spoke to all of from the foundation for strategic research who believes if such a nerve agent was used it will be

dubious new friend covering the protests now since the beginning charlotte clouds of tear gas we saw earlier in your report what's happening there now on the ground. well that seems to be a constant feature of what we've seen in zyad over the last two days since the police came in under the government of the the oldest of the government to expel the sadness from this site they've occupied this site many of them since two thousand and eight initially to protest against an airport but the markham government decided early this year that it wouldn't build that airport and it told us that this they had to either come up with new innovative ways of farming in order to stay on the land all they have to go they refused to do that saying they wanted to keep this as a collective and therefore the government said ok you have until the end of the winter period which is a week ago it gave them another weeks grace and now they hate in force down i just want you to know we're in a field in one of the sites in the land you see sort of a long line of the police here in the field and then behind them

on what's going on if you can hear me charlotte. yes i can he done or what's happened is in the last hour we've been pushed about two hundred meters further away from the field that was the front where the police were and i just wanted to just look around me and you can see all of the smoke and that is because it literally has been raining down with tear gas today in not to down the line and we are surrounded it is incredibly difficult to breathe we keep being moved on by that gas is actually chlorine at my skin because it hurt so much and the people here opera peds they are also firing projectiles in the direction of the c.r.s. in to the police and they just understand that one of the c.r.s. offices has been injured by one of this project as has been taken to hospital we've also seen some of the protesters here injured as they've been involved in those clashes with the police the tear gas just all around us i mean it looks like we are covered in smoke if you look behind me there's a follow up in that in the background of the scene

dubin ski at the scene charlotte tear gas going off you mentioned earlier today what's the latest there now. well this tear gas rained down on us literally pretty much all the time you might just want to look down behind me you'll see a few guys these are some of the zombies protesters and just behind them about fifty meters away is the line of police this is the c.r.'s who are trying to push the zionists and the victims from this area it's a pretty nasty standoff for the protesters all throwing project also such as glass bottles and other things we saw a fireworks being i directed towards the c.r.'s yesterday and then of course they are responding in kind with that tear gas i just want to show you a little bit of the tear gas what it looks like this is part of the canisters that they shoot off i take a look at that it's just a piece of plastic but believe me when that's coming towards you very fast that's hard when it opens it releases this it looks like a pallet and that's where the take ass comes from and that believe me when it hit me about an hour ago pretty much but this struggle

charlotte will be a rainy afternoon today and into tomorrow.ashington, d.c., you are dry until 8:00 p.m. tuesday and then the rain moves in. by the time we get to about wednesday about 2:00 a.m. or 3:00 p.m. that's when it gets into new york city. coastal carolinas but everyone gets a good soaking out of this. one more great day new york to boston. nearly perfect after a horrible beginning to april. looks like we're in for a nice finish. >> i feel we all should be holding hands. is that awkward? >> i'll be the camera guy. >> tell me when and where to show up and i'll be there. in the nba it was king james doing what he does best and actually doing it in style with the rest of his teammates taking matters into his own hands. on the ice the defending champs move on to the next round. details in sports. whether it's a big thing, small thing, or something unexpected, pnc will be right there when you need us. because when it comes to your finances, if you focus on today, tomorrow has a way of working itself out. if you focus on today, behr presents:

reporter charlotte chosin pill was at the press conference in berlin and joins us now in the studio charlotte welcome you were there can you tell us what the press conference was like i was as it is a very modest venue where the press conference was held it is a community center in an area but and it's a very suburban it's a rather strange stage for the latest twist in this very dramatic as catalan independence movement customers rome was in relatively good spirits i he made very clear that what he planned to do was to remain in gemini over the course of the legal proceedings that he faces here in germany that of course is legally required what he did say though is that he will stay in by then for the foreseeable future and then once an equal proceedings there either should he not be extradited back to spain and he will then return to belgium where he's been in exile since late last year he said that he plans to he will respect the german she dishes process he also once again called for dialogue with madrid and emphasize the digits in the sea of his independence movement and said he will cont

and finally charlotte's what is the latest on the police investigation. yeah well as i've said the motive is still very unclear police have had rather more been able to rule out what they what they know not to be true often confirm anything to be true they know that there was no political motive they think there was no islam is linked to in this attack and they believe as well that the attacker was acting alone a picture is also starting to emerge of a very mentally disturbed attack and police have put out a statement saying that he's known to have sent an email to acquaintances saying that he was planning suicide police have also searched a number of his homes and have found gas canisters containing benzene it's not clear exactly what that was meant to be used for police has said that it could be days even perhaps weeks before they start to truly find out exactly what motivated this man to carry out such a horrific attack thank you charlotte tells them bell and mentor for bringing us up to date. now how would you like a roman style chariot a gold rolex w

for more on the aftermath of this deadly crash correspondent charlotte charleston pill joins us from the city of munster charlotte a virtual in memory of the victims has just started their what is the atmosphere like tonight. as i'm sure you can imagine michelle it is a very somber atmosphere here people are stunned that something like this can happen in their city just behind me a huge crowd of people gathered inside the city's famous cathedral to take part in a memorial service had a quick look in and it's so fool people standing the big question that the the message that's coming from the bishop and others who are making speeches is why why did this happen that's what people here want to know with so much still unknown about the motives behind the attack they want to know exactly what it is that is going on here for now though it's nights they want to just pay their respects to the victims and come together to unite after what's been horrific twenty four hours here and we're seeing live shots of the visual taking place in the cathedral behind you but can you tell us what more do w