we're in the traditional drab coats and you guys are dolled up. >> busting out. >> coming up we're going to have more of your exclusive interview with donald trurp. >> he is wondering whether the voters will take him seriously. his thoughts on that just ahead. he's doing very well as he points out. >>> of course another stalwart of nbc mr. bill cosby. we know when it comes to certain topics like educating our kids, he is very, very serious. >> what is he doing? >> i guess we should have put a wireless mike on mr. crosby. >> we should get that worked out before the interview gets started. >> he's no longer with us now

>> it highlighted it because everything was so drab and so sad and so worn out and gray, gray, gray. and then suddenly there was this fairy tale occasion, and she was in love and so she was beautiful. >> i here present unto you queen elizabeth, your undoubted queen. >> reporter: and her coronation in 1953. the first ever to be televised is breathtaking in its color, and its regal beauty. the hat she likes to wear today is that of being a grandmother. what was it like for prince william and prince harry with their grandmother, the queen of england? >> diana was very careful to make sure that they visited her regularly. they would go to see the grandmother for tea. they would visit her in windsor and sandringham and also in scotland. >> reporter: but one of her longest points and almost affected her monarchy was the reaction to something she did or didn't do after princess diana's death in 1997. she stayed at home in scotland for five days, which brought great criticism from the press and the grieving crowds in london, but eventually it healed. >> we have all been trying to help willia

the actual reading parts were just dull, drab.re was not anything you could get your hooks into. the reason for that is that college boards have gone to such links that no one will ever be offended by anything on an s.a.t. that they have leached out anything at all provocative or interesting. the hoops that they jump through to cleanse their test of any kind of conceivable class or gender or racial or ethnic bias. >> does the college board only as a tea? >> they have had a change in their relationship that i do not quite understand. the educational testing service rights the test. they are the ones to have the offices in princeton. they say they are in princeton but it is really just a mailing address. the college board also has an elaborate and expensive office space by lincoln center. they are the ones to make sure it gets out to all the right people. >> so much of all this is for profit? >> supposedly none of it is. there is a lot of talk about for-profit schools and how terrible they are. i kept bumping into the fact that it w

britain can be a bit drab. all kinds of caller this morning. >> we are about to launch into our main guests. we have seen the guests arriving. we're inching towards the main event. ♪ fox newsky to have our special correspondent for the royal wedding. kate middleton will enter westminster abbey as a commoner. schul exit a member of the royal family -- she will exit a member of the royal family. this fairy tale love story has been in the making for a while. this is something we will be celebrating for the next several hours, jon. >> but the procession -- look at the procession. [inaudible] >> joining us again is joan lunden who was been at several events over the last several years. you were there for the funeral of diana that took place at the same spot we're looking at. your thoughts as we enter into what will be a celebration of these young people coming together. >> i remember so well. it was at st. paul's. the guests or more state invited guests. we're seeing that you have all of the friends of william and k

everything was drab and sad and worn out. gray, gray, gray.sion. and she was in love. and she was beautiful. >> reporter: back then, a different time, there was no public kiss on the balcony. but the british mobbed the wedding procession route. look familiar? >> i now present unto you, queen elizabeth, your undoubted queen. >> reporter: and her coronation in 1953, the first-ever to be televised, is breathtaking in its power, its regal beauty and ceremony. the hat she likes to wear today is that of being a grandmother. what was it like for prince william and prince harry, with their grandmother, the queen of england? >> diana was very careful to make sure that they visited her regularly. they would go to see the grandmother for tea. they would visit her in windsor and also in scotland. >> reporter: at one of her lowest points, and almost a threat to her monarchy, was her reaction to something she did or didn't do, after princess diana's death in 1997. she stayed at home in scotland, for five days, which brought great criticism from the press an

we're in the traditional drab coats and you guys are dolled up. >> busting out. >> coming up we're going your exclusive interview with donald trurp. >> he is wondering whether the voters will take him seriously. his thoughts on that just ahead. he's doing very well as he points out. >>> of course another stalwart of nbc mr. bill cosby. we know when it comes to certain topics like educating our kids, he is very, very serious. >> what is he doing? >> i guess we should have put a wireless mike on mr. crosby. >> we should get that worked out before the interview gets started. >> he's no longer with us now unfortunately. >>> something's cooking and it's new orleans style. we'll get a taste and the recipe. >> is he inviting us over? >> we'll see. >>> lots to get to. first let's get a check of the weather from mr. roker. >> let's see what's happening. a risk of strong storms southeast into the ohio river valley. snow back through the rockies. rain in the pacific northwest. then sunday, sunday we're looking at a strong risk of storms into the ohio river valley, back down into the mid-mississippi