granny hulk smash. world record for dead lifting. 69-year-old arkansas woman there. 123 pounds. she was hoisting there 305 pounds. she said her goal is to break more records, and i think she could do it. >> yowza. >> she got into this and weightlifting to offset osteoporosis. so i think she's doing a pretty good job. >> she certainly is. hats off to you, granny hulk. so to baseball. you're on the mound, you're pitching, somebody hits it, then this happens. whoo! >> whoa. >> did you see that move? >> matrix style. >> yes, completely. like keanu reeves. look at this, slow motion for you. >> whoo! >> not today, baseball. >> oh my gosh. >> not today. >> you're right, you're right, not today, satan. >> literally that skirted his chest. >> it went right between his hand and it chest. they did say it may have just barely hit his hand. incredible move. they get a double play. and that was amazing. >> i would have gotten hit. >> i believe it, i believe it. >> oh! >> my neck, my back. >> my neck -- >> and my back

suddenly the police 5how up granny spy.nd arrest her for wartime behaviour. she says she's done nothing wrong, then we fla5hed back to cambridge in the 19305 where 5he back to cambridge in the 19305 where she was a young back to cambridge in the 19305 where she was a young woman back to cambridge in the 19305 where she was a young woman who came under the charm of a handsome and charismatic communist played by tom hughes. here's a clip. it was the best of times, it was the worst of times. it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness... it was the epoch of belief. it was the epoch of incredulity. it was the season of light, it was the season of darkness. a tale of two cities, book one, recalled to life. that's communism. that's dickens. i'd have thought far too english for you. so what made you want to read physics? the clever answer is that when in 1932, they discovered the neutron, and the whole world changed. and i wanted to be a part of that. but the reality is tadpoles. does it work? the flashing back and for

you know what you eat as granny hulk? whatever granny hulk says you eat. > at may not be the best prescription for everybody, but, for now, whatever works you. >> don't try that at home. >> yeah. >> the other side of the age factor, we're going to tell but a 10-yeaold from our area proving she won't be held back by what the world perceives as a disatlity. >> jus ahead, aimee cho is going to introduce us to a third grader who was born without hands and yet she just won a national handwriting contest. we'll find out her secret to her success. >>> plus a news 4 i-team report we've been telling you about all weekend intoitde crackdown on homeless camps. >> coming up, why some are concerd it's actually making the problem worse. we're going to see you soon with those stories and more at the top of the hou >> good stuff. >> good stuff. looking ♪ here i go again on my own ♪ goin' down the only road i've ever known ♪ ♪ like a drifter i was-- ♪ born to walk alone! keep goin' man! you got it! if you ride, you get it. ♪ here i go aga

granny rich, my granny, my biological granny, she is something else. she turned 87 this year.7 years old, alteration shop, 40 hours a week. steve: when you started it she was 86 years old. here is a little video of granny rich working for a buck. >> when it come to you taking care of yourself that's what you did. no matter if you earn a dollar, you would go out figure out how to earn a dollar you know. you didn't sit around wait for somebody to hand you something. steve: what, john rich, did you learn from granny rich? >> she honestly to me is the great example in my life of what it means to really be an american. just heard her say you need a dollar, go earn a dollar. you don't need people to i haveit to you. there is pride and integrity in hard work. that is why she works still at 87 years old. not because she needs to work or has to work. that is in her shop in ashton city, tennessee. there is integrity in hard work. i work because i can. that is it what you are supposed to do when you live in this country. when she see people want something for nothing it really goes again

black women lead initiatives or even you know i tell people all the time i channel my own ancestral granny midwives when i'm caring for women we're looking to empower women create better health literacy help them navigate the systems provide better care for the nation and support and i feel like there's definitely more movement towards that. you know we're seeing this kind of debate happening right now between you know government run single payer socialized medicine and you know this you know because of the bell scare the we're in right now in the united states which is you know all capitalism based on insurance companies what do you feel is better in the long run in your experience for. the health care of a child being born. in the job that you do i mean if you look at overseas most women when they engage in prenatal care they go directly to a midwife we need a better collaborative system to where midwives and physicians and a great beautifully to where out of hospital birth providers and midwives are able to transfer and integrate well with physician backup and that physicians are able t

they are not there to start arresting 84—year—old grannies oi’ start arresting 84—year—old grannies ora or ten—year—old kids, it has got to be a political solution to this. extinction rebellion is growing. just a month ago, these meetings at their london hq had a couple of dozen people in them, now they are groups spilling out of the door. people are listening. we are all meeting in parliament square. one april the 15th, the group planned to blockade london and the biggest action yet. they say they will stick on the streets until politicians listen, too. racing is football is something our programme has looked at. —— racism. the chairman of burnley said it was a joke that his club was fined for a the game after the goalkeeper was abused on the pitch. the club was charged with misconduct. we walked off because our goalkeeper was being racially abused by some people behind the goals at both ends of the pitch in the first half in the second half. really we weren't aware of. we have been fined by the fa for abandoning the game, whether it for —— where a racism or something else. and ifind

nineteenth century and it was really not just a landmark and not just a place for cassadee people to granny it was really something that belonged to the french culture and roots are really is a the heart of french culture of french history barbara if we can come back to you know if you know looking forward to specially today as the flames have now been completely escapes the english what happens next in finding out how this fire was caused and also in rebuilding efforts. the friendship prosecution service is open to an investigation and they have started talking to the workmen who were on site yesterday because we need to remember this was an ongoing restoration project particularly in the roof and around the spire of the spire was the piece to go first last night it sort of broke down was all mighty big sound and so this suspicion is that something happened during those for innovation work so when no workman started to stop working at five o'clock in the afternoon and shortly before seven when the alarm went up and the blaze had really taken hold it might have been tool that was hopped and

the granny hulk. >> reporter: off the beaten path inside a warehouse building, a world record deadte lifr rocking pink converse shoes, standing proof age is only a mind set. >> when you're retired, you have the opportunity. >> reporter: she turned 70 in july, dead lifting 305 pounds, setting records in her class and division. >> it's my tivation. it keeps me going. sit at home, i couldn't do it. >> reporter: i think she's help med out more than i've helped her. her trainer tk the role with rules set on thfront end. >> she looked at me and she said you cannot swear around me. do y understand me? i felt like i was getting skoelted by my mom. i was like yes, ma'am. >> reporter: she weighs 123 pounds and says she couldn't sit around and do normal granny things. >> playing cards or reading or kra sheaing, that's not my thing. >> reporter: working out two hours four days a week, sherry can do 175 squats and wants to do even more by the end of the year. with the help of her trainer. >> he says a lot of it is up here. and he said i've got the strength. and the ability. but gray matter gets i

the 30-year-old granny granny on nominee was shot and killed outside the clothing store he found in los. just in the past hour, police named a suspect. we begin with that developing news. first of the chaos of tonight's vigil that happened at 8:30. the los angeles police department says it's unclear what triggered the stampede. one person was sent to the hospital with a stab wound, but reporter say as many as six more people were also stabbed. a dozen others were injured when they were trampled by the crowd. hundreds had gathered outside of the clothing store tonight to honor the 33-year-old grammy nominee. officers responded to control the frightened crowd and restore order.>> weird that everyone is running.

this would insure i gets offered to affordable housing delopers first with dwelling units known as grannyflats, is would streamline the process throughout the state. right now you have t of sit suburban wealthy cities have pretty much bannedthem. but in-laws are a way to get affordable house nothing to communities. >> wr know gover newsome's budget he unveiled focussed on health care and early chin. hood educat are there certain provisionou feel you may have trouble backing? >> overall the broad vision of the budge we're very supportive of and what we'rer doing is getting into the details. got a proposal on housing ans homelessn we want to take a look at early education pieceswe i think very supportive overall. >> thank you for coming in and sharing with us your legislative priorities. and that will do it for us. assall was you can find more of our coverage at kqed.o/newsroom. thank you for joining us. captioning sponsored by wnet >> sreenivasan: on this edition for sunday, april 7: rwanda: 25 years after genocide. and, thdue ry driving youth employment in west virginia. next on pbs newsh

this would insure it gets ffered to affordable housing developers first with dwelling units known as grannyflats, this would streamline the process throughout the state. right now you ve a lot of sit especially wealthy suburban citie bannedthem. much but in-laws are a way to get affordable house nothing to communities. >> we know governor newsome's budg he unveiled focussed on health care and early child hood education. are there certain provisions you feel you may have trouble backing? >> oerall the broad vision of the budge we're very supportive of and what we'rer doing is getting into the details. got a proposal on housing and homelessness. we want to take a look at early ucation piec i think were l.ery supportive overa >> thank you for coming in and sharing lth us yourislative priorities. and that will do it for us. assall was you can find mo of our coverage at kqed.org/newsroom. robert: president trump changes course but sticks to his hard line. i'm robert costa, welcome to "washington week."ip brinkmant the southern border. president trump threatens to close it, then backs off. presid

charles lloyd says "i do like the fellow, but he should listen to his granny more", talking about queenderground and has to be policed". plenty more coming up. hello. the last couple of days have been decidedly turbulent with plenty of downpours. you can see from the satellite picture all these lumps of cloud circulating relentlessly around the top of the british isles, all driven by low pressure. the low is now, however, starting to shift a little bit further westwards. eastern parts of the uk drying up through the day ahead, with the change in the orientation of this area of low pressure, we're bringing the winds in from the south—east, something a little bit milder. where we are closer to that area of low pressure, across the south—west of england, wales, northwest ireland, we will see further outbreaks of rain, whereas most places will be dry with some spells of sunshine. with that south—easterly, temperatures a little higher than they have been, 14 degrees through the afternoon in london. rain splashing across the south—west into wales, maybe the midlands and northern ireland. for

now he's a granny it was arrested at a richmond hotel yesterday buys considered armed and dangerous there's no estimate as to how much they actually stole but they did take multiple items. well coming up next on the cards. burnley caught on camera we'll have a look at the major mistake that one driver made that led to stop it. >>plus we hear from the man who lost some teeth after stepping in to help out a employees. he was dealin an aggressive customer. also after the break we have the latest on the mueller report and how it could be damaging to the president. we're also taking a live look outside at the san mateo bridge traffic looks pretty good so far you're waking up to cloudy conditions and i don't think we're done with the rain there's more in your forecast. john tribal will tell you exactly when after the break. s dream. >>morning news hang in there we have one more day friday is right around the corner and you and i've already started planning our weekend thinking about what we're going to do we're going to go. >>a mission cake. yeah i kind of want to do that thinking about the weath

i am in the old granny in the studio.ack of it but charities argue that it could have a big impact on them because of that change goes on the charity pot at the till. it's absolutely true. i think one of the shocking statistics, 16% of penny and 2p coins go into circulation after they are once used, there is an argument to say what can you buy four 1p and 2p, but think of the impact on charities, on the homeless for example, we are definitely becoming a cashless society, everything is going electronic. there are the factions that need to be addressed. having an easier way some people are very traditional, so many of them still around. i hear you. i am here. i've got to be honest. as my kids what you can get for a penny and 2p, they are adding it all up. penny sweets are so 1980s. all right, thank you for being the programme. that's it from business live today. 0ne one more tweet about holidays, charlie says cornel, we always go there, you can find an empty beach. indeed. you can for that. more space in the tower, you don'

greg: should they have to just like granny to get hired as a nanny?ss, jana kramer -- says she will not hire an attractive nanny because of her husband's addiction to sex. well, he's really happy to get that out there. [laughter] kramer was noticing the profile pictures of prospective nannies used on a hiring site and said they should quote, dress the part translation -- mr. belvedere. [laughter] kramer continued at that i don't trust my husband but called him a sex attic but i think it's not smart. look at some of these nannies and you asked for it because she's kind of hot. you've heard tales of the cats who got caught with the caretaker, ben affleck, jude law, arnold sports nager and niles crane, speaking of fraser. is it fair to put all the onus on the nanny? i love that word. the guys got to keep it professional, too. you're hiring someone living in the house and around you all the time ask yourself one questio question -- what would philip drummond do? he would never hit on [inaudible] and neither would i. [laughter] who do i go to first on this

this sounds like granny off of the cliffs time again. >> it does. listen. an old play book that the democrats point to. i've heard this type of statement before. and i think that's what bernie sanders is playing into. as you alluded to, president trump hasn't rolled out a specific plan but he's doing things about bringing transparency into the system which is going to drive down the cost of health care unlike the aca which was impacting the finance system. elizabeth: president trump has tweeted about what democrat studies and analysts have admitted. the cost of obamacare is going up. far too high, the dedublght blg ovedeductibleover 7 thoirks. what i7,000.what is the republin whanchts the trump administration started doing is laying out ground work, infusing transparency into the system, targeting prescription drugs. these are the things that are driving the costs of health care. the affor affordable care act fd on insurance. one is just a credit card. we need to drive down the cost of the goods and services. if we do that, the insurance will come down too.

we tell you all the time they're racist, sexist, all their -- throw granny over the cliff and they want them to die. everyone who disagrees with them on anything is now a nazi. robert francis wants to take down any barriers and why democratic mayor hopeful pete buttigieg is apologizing for a statement he made in 2015 when he dared to say the following. all lives matter. well, i think we're all created by the same god. every human being on earth. i guess i'll apologize one day for believing god created every human soul on this earth. watch this. >> what i did not understand at this time was that phrase early into mid 2015 was coming to be viewed as a sort of counter slogan to black lives matter and so this statement that seems very -- something that nobody could be against actually wound up being used to devalue what the black lives matter movement was telling us, which is what we needed to hear. unfortunately, it was not obvious to everybody that black lives were being valued the same. >> sean: the mayor forgot that in the radical extreme new democratic socialist party i guess some live

schema of the sect was the prototype for the tremendous flood of associations that penetrated every granny -- every nook and cranny of american life. this followed from the example of the protestant sect. like tocqueville, weber saw this as a powerful feature of american democracy and which helped to tender tendencies towards individualism. whoever sees democracy as a mass fragment into adams is -- atoms is mistaken. the genuine american democracy was never such a fan file. bey were concluding it would inaccurate to say it is a sand pile of unrelated individuals. he even kind of speculated about the possibility of taking the model of voluntary associations to germany. this would be great, but he realized it would not really transfer. either it would be regarded as illegitimate or at best, once voluntary association was started, it would be taken over by the agents of the state apparatus. he saw this positive trait of american life, the bright thread of american society as uniquely american and something that would not easily transfer to his home country. on to our english visitor, gk chest

these and other stories you want before you finance your granny run. >> harris: marie harf, who was onh me on "outnumbered" earlier had this to say about democrats and the risk they take right now. watch. >> the effort that i mentioned, that there are democrats trying to push them out of the race, i think it's really destructive to the party. like democrats have a great way of eating their own, he could be the nominee. if he is we have to support him. playing this game for my party is so infuriating. >> harris: marie, robert, was pointing her finger at the progressives of the party you think joe biden might not be left enough. >> there is certainly a lot of activists in the party. i get hit on twitter from our own democratic party just for coming on fox. trust me, that -- >> harris: that's not the same as being inappropriately -- >> a couple things, i was very happy that stephanie carter, the wife of ash carter, former secretary of defense and a businesswoman that is successful in her own right, came up this morning to really talk about one meme that's been going on continuously with r

judi dench plays a woman — this is based on the real—life tale of melita norwood, known as the "grannyhe says she's done nothing wrong, then we flash back to cambridge in the 1930s where she was a young woman who came under the charm of a handsome and charismatic communist played by tom hughes. here's a clip. it was the best of times, it was the worst of times. it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness... it was the epoch of belief. it was the epoch of incredulity. it was the season of light, it was the season of darkness. a tale of two cities, book one, recalled to life. that's communism. that's dickens. i'd have thought far too english for you. so what made you want to read physics? the clever answer is that when in 1932, they discovered the neutron, and the whole world changed. and i wanted to be a part of that. but the reality is tadpoles. does it work? the flashing back and forth takes the drama out of both segments, unfortunately. judi dench is always brilliant, but this is not the best role i've seen her do. there's not enough of her, you want to see how this affec

his a granny burglarizing a home because a grammy was arrested at a hotel in richmond yesterday. but baa is still on the loose, she is considered armed and dangerous. we're learning new details of the deaths of jennifer and sarah hart along with their 6 adopted children, they are the family. >>whose suv plunged off a cliff in mendocino county last year. here are pictures of the couple and their family a sheriff's deputy said the bodies of the women were inside the car and that one of the bodies fell out as the car was being towed up the cliff are being pulled up from the cliff investigators found a total of 5 bodies that day the remains of 2 more children were found a couple of weeks later, the body of a teenage boy however is still missing. investigators say jennifer hart was drunk when she drove the suv off the cliff. jurors will later decide whether the deaths were accidental. a murder suicide, or just simply and determined new this morning, a man is hit and killed by an amtrak train in fairfield to train was on its way to sajose from sacramento when he had a person at around

morgan by she was caught on camera with 33 year-old james, his agronomy burglarizing a home has a granny was arrested at a hotel in richmond yesterday, the faa is still on the loose police say she is considered armed and dangerous. >>in the east bay, a man is charged with murdering in his own cause and in pittsburgh. >>it happened on beech wood core nearly lynn road, 29 year-old henry anthony brody, the 3rd was arrested for fatally stabbing his cousin, 28 year-old kirstein can a push on during a fight she was stabbed multiple times taken to the hospital where she died. and brody later admitted to stabbing her. >>we're learning new details of the deaths of jennifer and sarah hart as well as their 6 adopted children ty are in the family whose suv plunged off a cliff in mendocino county last year. here are pictures of the couple and their family you see there. there's jennifer and sarah in this the rest of the family. now this sheriff's deputy they say that the bodies of the women were inside the car and that one of the bodies actually fell out as the car was being pulled up from the cliff.

there will be no phone checking for granny-to-be doria.s we know, she is by her daughter meghan's side. we don't know about meghan's father, though. the palace will not comment on how thomas markle will find out about his new grandchild. >> i'm sure that prince charles and camilla will be amongst the ttage to see meghan and harry after the birth of the new grandchild. the big question is how and if meghan's dad will be informed. let's hope that it's a chance to start over fresh. >> reporter: in other royal reports this morning, one ex's first trip abroadith his or her parents is to africa hey won't comment. guys, back to you. >> something royal. your dance card is already filled. you haven't even been born. all right. lama hasan, thank you very much. >>> more than a dozen people charged in the so-called "varsity blues" college entrance cheating scam will be arraigned on monday on new conspiracy -- on a new conspiracy charge including the actress lori loughlin. the evidence both prosecutors and defendants have agreed to keep sealed in this

queen a happy birthday on their instagram account writing happy birthday, your maggejesty ma'am, grannyon how this young couple is expected to break with royal baby traditions. >> reporter: they are the most modern of royal couples. she's an american former hollywood actress. >> wow. you're pretty. >> good. you've hit on me. we can get it out of the way that i'm not interested. >> reporter: he's's one-time playboy prince now trying to bust taboos around mental health. >> we never really talked about it. we never really talked about losing a mom at such a young age. >> reporter: ever since the couple moved out of kensington palace, speculation has been rife about what sort of parents they'll be. >> there's a rumor about this vegan baby and gender neutral. i think it's over the top, but she's certainly probably going to cook this baby's food. >> reporter: and there's the way the baby will be introduced to the world. the sussexes aren't in the direct line of succession so they're not expected to follow every formality. >> you'd expect they'd observe the traditions that are appropriate. >>

judi dench plays a woman — this is based on the real—life tale of melita norwood, known as the "grannyme and charismatic communist played by tom hughes. here's a clip. it was the best of times, it was the worst of times. it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness... it was the epoch of belief. it was the epoch of incredulity. it was the season of light, it was the season of darkness. a tale of two cities, book one, recalled to life. that's communism. that's dickens. i'd have thought far too english for you. so what made you want to read physics? the clever answer is that when in 1932, they discovered the neutron, and the whole world changed. and i wanted to be a part of that. but the reality is tadpoles. does it work? the flashing back and forth takes the drama out of both segments, unfortunately. judi dench is always brilliant, but this is not the best role i've seen her do. there's not enough of her, you want to see how this affects this woman who is suddenly confronted by her past. here she is living happily in a suburb, and suddenly, her past catches up with her. her f

they will not start arresting 84—year—old grannies are ten—year—old kids, this could be a political solutioned, they have a meeting with michael gove next week, it worked? the thing that concerns me hugely, there is a great amount of and were not actually talking about and were not actually talking about a huge amount of progress that's been made so i think there is a lot of ignorance and i detected it in what's been played. we don't need people being arrested, we need to need to continue to support scientists and innovators and make great progress. what we have to bear in mind, it used to be the case that we received only 6% of our electricity supply from renewables, backin electricity supply from renewables, back in 2010, that's almost at 40%. emissions are lower than when queen victoria was on the throne, they've never been this strong in an industrialised context and the other thing to bear in mind, of all the industrialised countries, we have the best record in reducing carbon so the best record in reducing carbon soi the best record in reducing carbon so i think, my concern is, there's

she's the one who created the obamacare video which showed granny being pushed off a cliff.paul ryan lookalike to imply that republicans kill seniors. i have a lot more on this, what i call this hypocrisy at the top of the 11:00 hour. back to mr. brady. president trump is getting a lot of flack for not releasing his tax returns. you are an ranking member of the tax writing committee. does he have a legal obligation to release those tax returns? >> no, he does not. it is an illegitimate request. can i make one point on the previous issue? you talked about the woman who created the ad. the fact of the matter is, income inequality has grown worse over time but it grew faster and worse under obama than bush, it grew faster, unfortunately under clinton than reagan. but this year, because of the tax cuts and a roaring economy, there is a chance we'll see, there's a chance that under president trump, income inequality may shrink for the first time in half a century. so their solution actually hurts the very people they claim they are trying to help. but back to the trump tax return

they're not there to start arresting 84—year—old grannies or 10—year—old kids.h ago these meetings at their london hq had a couple of dozen people in them. now their recruits are spilling out of the door. people are listening. iiam, parliament square — as you know, we're all meeting there. on april 15th, the group plan to blockade london in their biggest action yet. they say they will sit in the streets until politicians listen, too. let's talk now to skeena rathor from extinction rebellion who is also a labour councillor in stroud, and ella whelan, a writer and journalist. ella — what do you make of the approach of extinction rebellion? well, stunt protests can be very effective. i've taken part in some myself. it is right to say that the point of a protest is to disrupt. so the whinging attitude that says you are making people angry, or you are causing a fuss, that is what you do when you go to protests. the problem for me is, at this point, it's quite clear that extinction rebellion does not have the support of the masses. it is not a mass movement in terms o

this is for you granny. is your grandma still alive? >> no. >> you're going to add some more money.

. >> there is absolutely room for granny doria to come and visit.porter: meghan grew up with an interest in the world around her thanks to her mom. like diana, she's become deeply dedicated to humanitarian work. serving as a u.n. women's ambassador. >> diana was about making the monarchy approachable and accessible. i think harry and meghan are the living, breathing, embodiment of that. >> reporter: the royal couple's record-baking instagram account has doubled in following in nearly a week. more followers must mean more donations. >> yes, more presents for others. all right. >>> let's go over to ginger. >> time for a little "gma moment." let's warm up. make our mondays happier. there issingi there issing nothing better than being in a boat and followed by a dolphin. if you haven't seen that in person, it's one of the most beautiful things. off the coast of santa monica, california. and the coast guard there, the fire department took the images. we wanted to share them with you. it's also going to be super warm >>> hi, i'm abc 7 news meteorologist m

the passing of our granny in 2005 broke lyra's hot. —— hot.her again. putting everyone else first was a key characteristic in lyra's character. and this is exemplified in her relationship with our mum. lyra and mum were like velcro, inseparable. there wasn't anything too big or too small that lyra would not do to make sure our mum got the best of everything and that all her needs were met. and she didn't care who she had to torture to ensure it. she must have found mum at least 50 times a day, and i'm not even exaggerating. sometimes, it was simply to ask, are you 0k? as and then a follow—up call to us, are you sure you're 0k? . and sometimes, she was only upstairs. the absence of this will leave an un—fillable hole in our mother's life. the pain of the absence of our lyra, from our mums life will undoubtedly never ease. but we know that whilst a broken heart can never be mended and an empty space can never be filled, the unconditional love that they both share for each other will continue for eternity. lyra often spoke of how proud she was of

away from the queen's castle where she lives on the weekends and where harry grew up visiting his grannyir shop where there's memorabilia for the baby right in the middle of the action. downtown windsor right here across from where else windsor castle. in windsor harry and meghan are near their friends george and amal clooney. it's also where harry plays polo and where he went to high school just across the rivers thames same as his brother will. will and kate famously shopped here. that caused quite a commotion, and maybe meghan and harry will do the same. whatever they do, if they do it here, everyone in windsor will be very excited. no sightings of the sussexs at this location just yet, but the town is getting excited with the newest royal on the way. here at the mcdonald windsor hotel guests can play a guessing game about baby sussex and have to pick the gender, date of birth and time of birth and whoever guesses the closest to what actually happens gets a free night at the hotel. so i think that it's going to be a boy born today fingers crossed and why wouldn't you name it william,

doria, the soon-to-be granny is on hand to help.s to the royal bundle of joy? >> it would be surprising if william and kate were chosen as godparents to this baby. harry isn't godparent to any of william's children and that's clearly a reflection of the fact when you are an uncle or aunt you already have a role. >> reporter: the list of contenders is impressive. will the royal couple choose another royal, perhaps harry's cousin, zara tindall? he is after all reportedly godfather to her youngest lena. >> i think a strong contender would be princess eugenie. >> reporter: or will they go for a member of meghan's circle? maybe close confidante jessica mulroney or her childhood friend benita whose children were bridesmaids at the wedding or old school chum like harry's former partner in crime tom inskip. they could even opt for sports royalty. tennis ace serena williams, who put on that lavish baby shower for the duchess, or maybe they'll want to beef up the baby's humanitarian credentials, with human rights lawyer amal clooney as godmum

it really was a case of granny knows best. great granny knows best.ink we were so relieved that when she got very poorly she was in hospital. she deteriorated in hospital, we were relieved that we we re hospital, we were relieved that we were there. i think it was the tuesday and wednesday i didn't think we would be bringing her home. i thought she had been born in this hospital and i'm known to lose her in this hospital. 0bviously, she was so in this hospital. 0bviously, she was so poorly, so little, and we'd never seen so poorly, so little, and we'd never seen anything like it. it was absolutely terrifying. to watch her go through that, and feel so helpless, her little eyes were swollen shut for four days so she couldn't see, she didn't know what was going on. it was heartbreaking to watch. as we mentioned in the introduction, when she contracted measles, she was too young to have had the first of her mmrjabs. too young to have had the first of her mmr jabs. watching your little girl go through what she's gone through in the last few weeks what's yo