i did it in one night, yep, one night. >> thompson: hasan, hasan, hasan, like you-- you crushed it it at the dinner but i don't think you took trump down. >> oh, it was a total knockout finish, my man am i got up, i gave my speech and 25 minutes later donald trump resigned the presidency. he cried. he apologized to america for wasting our time, his hair fell off and then when he bent over to pick it up, he split his pants. you're welcome, america, we did it, we did it tz hasan, sit down man, none of that happened. trump is still president. >> so all my-- all my roasting had no effect? >> i'm sorry, man. >> can i keep the. >> you bought that. >> hell yeah, i bought them at the airport, man. >> hasan minhaj, everybody. hasan minaj. the world champion of the world. hasan minaj, everybody. look, look, look, real quick, look. i don't want to be a buzz kill. but the truth is, trump hasn't changed at all. donald trump is like a caterpillar who went into a cocoon, stay in a hundred days and emerged as a caterpillar. and everyone was like you were supposed to change. and he's like no, i just w

i don't know, hasan, to be fair, the media is under a lot of pressure, man.ometimes they need just to have a little fun. >> but fun isn't the right tool for dire situations. you ever been on a plane where flight attendant starts doing something quirky like beat boxing? boom boom boom boom boom, oxygen is here -- that's fu funny on te ground, but when the plane is crashing, i don't want to be, i need my life vest just to breathe. where is it, it's -- why is he free styling?! the news is best when it's serious. you guys know jake tapper, right. cnn's diversity hire because he's the only guy who's not a silver fox on cnn. ( laughter ) this guy knows how to be serious. just look at him stand up to the which could witch of the wild west wing, kellyanne conway. >> he tweeted at the ther -- hed there were millions of fraudulent votes. there is no evidence of that. is that presidential behavior? >> he's president-elect so that's presidential behavior. >> trevor: so the things bill clinton did in toafl office -- >> are you comparing what bill clinton dmid toafl office

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lama hasan, abc news, london. >> we thank lama for that report and we thank you for watching.ork. "gma" and "this week" tomorrow morning. have a great evening. good night. >>> now from abc 7, live, breaking news. >>> good evening, i'm eric thomas, we're staying on top of two breaking news stories. the first is major delays on all b.a.r.t. trains after a derailment. we told you about the problem in a push alert just after 3:30 this afternoon. abc 7 news was first on the scene and reporter tiffany wilson is live with new reaction from passengers, tiffany. >> reporter: eric, b.a.r.t. officials are calling this a minor derailment, but it's led to major disruptions all afternoon. i want you to look at the two train cars that derailed right before 3:00. one of them is actually sitting on the ground right now. now, those two cars were part of a nine-car pleasanton bound train and they fell several feet off of the tracks. officials are currently on the cars right now assessing the damage. b.a.r.t. says 24 people were on board as it left the station and passengers felt the train shudde

hasan rouhani was a force with the u.s.tners. >>> if you are just joining us in the u.s. or around the world, there is breaking news we are following on the korean peninsula. south korean officials say north korea fired some type of ballistic missile. alexander field is following all the details. we understand now the white house is aware of what happened. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: what we know is that the north korean regime is proving that it is absolutely powerless to test these ballistic missiles t. latest launch we are told traveled 700 miles before landing in the waters east of the peninsula. they say it has a shorter range than the three previously tested. but they say this system was tested back in february. this is raising alarm in the region as the missile tests do. we know that japan and south korea have both convened meetings of their national security council. you will expect to hear the latest provocation in the after math of those meetings, but, george, this is certainly something that has becom

thrilled they had elected the moderate president hasan rouhani to a second term. he promised them more cooperation and expanded ties with the west including the u.s. >> when 800 miles away in saudi arabia, president trump spoiled the party. >> iran funds arms and terrorists, militias and other extremist groups that spread destruction and chaos across the region. >> reporter: iran, he said, should be isolated. scathing local media here dismissed president trump as a sales rep for american arms manufacturers. referring to this, one paper wrote for $100 billion president trump is dancing to the saudi tune. today we ask a relaxed looking president rouhani for his reaction. >> will iran respond to the u.s. multibillion dollar arms sales announced by president trump to saudi arabia with an arms build-up of its own. >> arms don't make a country strong, said rouhani, the ballot box does. >> reporter: and as mr. trump was visiting the region, 45 million iranians voted. >> that's an option, he added, the people of saudi arabia certainly don't have. there is one fangs here i

here's lama hasan. >> reporter: it was the wedding of the year.dleton marrying her beloved james matthew but saturday night all eyes were in search of prince harry and captivating date american actress meghan markle. the two cementing their couple status at the lavish middleton reception in bucklebury. harry and his lady, a he cueing a high-profile appearance so the bride wouldn't be upscaled. >> he doesn't like his privacy being broken. >> reporter: it was pippa's niece and nephew who stole the show. princess charlotte performing flower girl duties while prince george charmed as a page boy. though a misstep involving pippa's dress led to this dressing down by mom kate who spent the day keeping eight of the youngest guests in line. >> someone had to look after them and looked like it was kate and she seemed to have done a very good job. >> reporter: after the newly married couple escaped in this vintage jaguar it was off to that magnificent reception. the rich and famous turning out including roger federer and harry's cousin princess eugenie. >> t

." >> sreenivasan: and the featured entertainer, "daily show" comedian hasan minhaj, joked about the absence of the usual guest of honor. >> the leader of our country is not here. and that's because he lives in moscow. it's a very long flight. it'd be a hard for vlad to make it. vlad can't just make it on a saturday; it's a saturday. as for the other guy, i think he is in pennsylvania because he can't take a joke. >> sreenivasan: the trump administration said today it's willing to pay the billion dollar price tag for a new missile defense system the u.s. is deploying in south korea, but that the deal could be renegotiated. for now, national security adviser h. r. mcmaster told his south korean counterpart in a phone call, the u.s. will honor the agreement reached during the obama administration. just three days ago, president trump said he wanted south korea to foot the bill for the" terminal high-altitude area defense system," known as" thaad." hundreds of residents from the village where the thaad missile defense system will be deployed protested the installation. they blocked army

hasan minaj roasted president trump during the annual event. >> no one wanted to do this.se -- [ laughter ] >> -- it lands in the hands of anime grant much that's howl it always goes down. [ cheers and applause ] >> no one wanted this gig. no one. [ cheers and applause ] >> don rickles died just so you wouldn't ask him to do this gig. all right. >> rip to don rickles. the only donald with skin thick enough to take a joke like that. >> headliner fort entertainment as you see didn't hold back. the comedian referred to him as quote the liar in chief. minaj joked about everything from immigration the first amendment to members of trump's administration. all of this comes during a very tumultuous time between the president and the change. he's looking ways to change libel laws so he can media if they criticize him. >> prescribes says the new media -- news media needs to be more responsible and how they report the news. mr. trump had threatened legal action against news organizations before. so it is quite a talker right there, i know, everybody is buzzing this morning about the

hasan see the fx pile stabilized. for the last three straight months, it has actually increased after selling off by about $1 trillion u.s. from the peak in 2014 of about $4 trillion u.s. it went below $3 trillion, but it has been rising for three straight months to $3.03 trillion u.s. the record was $4 trillion in 2014. haidi: always asking that question when it comes to china. stabilityst does the or growth coming at? innk you so much for that, hong kong. still ahead, as the summit wraps up in beijing, we asked whether china's plan will change the face of global trade. up next, talking investment opportunities and the fallout, if any, for asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: this is "bloomberg markets: asia." i'm haidi lun in sydney. a recheck of business flash headlines. the largest shareholder in ubs worthshing holdings, about $1.6 billion. a singapore fund will have less than 3% of the bank after the sale which ubs is managing. stockpiling show that share -- berkshire hathaway spent a first quarter fine-tuning inves

hasan~minaj.int of the night was a reset and examination for what it means to be a journalist in washington covering an unorthodoxed presidency. both sides are rewriting the rules of the relationship. it was nice to take a break from reality so the nevers could have a night for themselves. so i went. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. and you can reach me on instagram, twitter and facebook. >> dad had a talent. >> there's nobody out there who does what he did. he was just that good. >> but it's lost on his son. >> when you're 16 or 17 years old, the last thing you're worried about is your dad up in a building, building models. >> this strange inheritance ultimately brings them together. >> when his father was alive, he did not want larry to touch them, and i can only imagine what he's thinking now. >> how would you describe this inheritance? >> a little bit more of a journey than i was prepared for. >> so, is it time to take a new tack? >> i know you've said, larry, that you'd never seriously consi

i was talking with trevor noah and hasan minage and you left and after you left, someone came over andhter ) you're going to play freddy mercury in bohemian rhapsody. >> i could have my beyonce moment. >> stephen: are you a big queen fan? >> huge. >> stephen: do you have a go-to queen song or anything like that? >> a go-to queen song -- i think i like some of the more obscure ones. there's the one called lilly of the valley that i love, but somebody to love is huge. >> stephen: of course. ♪ find me somebody to love. ♪ find me somebody to love no? >> no. >> stephen: we don't have the right to it. that's a lawsuit right there waiting to happen. >> yeah. >> stephen: did you go meet the other lads in the band? did you go over and meet queen? >> i went to do some pre-recording and it was at abby road studios. so i was a little late to -- yeah, london traffic, whatever. but i was running across the street where i looked back and i see, you know, it's that iconic crosswalk that the beatles have the album cover for abbye abby n and instantly i'm, like, what's happening to me right now? i race

hasan~minaj. the point of the night was a reset and examination for what it means to be a journalist in washington covering an unorthodoxed presidency. both sides are rewriting the rules of the relationship. it was nice to take a break from reality so the nevers could have a night for themselves. so i went. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. and you can reach me on instagram, twitter and facebook. presentation for crepe erase, the number one anti-aging body treatment system for crepey skin! (male announcer) that can deliver stunning results on your arms, your legs, your hands, your chest, and even your neck! (female announcer) featuring legendary actress and crepe erase success story, jane seymour! (soft music) crepey skin makes me feel...old. (cindy) i am really sick of looking down and wondering what happened to me. (belinda) i feel like i'm missing out on life because of my skin. i want a change. hi, i'm jane seymour. have you ever had a moment in your life

thank you, lama hasan. we appreciate it. that's how you do it.w. let's go to ginger. >> oh, my goodness, i can't wait to share this with you guys, for now i'm doing the first time ever underwater to say to a cut away. let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: it's wet in south jersey, but not like where you are. we have rain falling in south jersey and delaware. rain will clear west to east. rain at the shore until the evening. 68 is the high. >>> all right, guys. i'm going in. stay with us right here. >> george i'm tamala edwards, 8:27 may 22. it's a rainy morning that could make for a tough commute. let's go over to karen rogers, good morning. >> reporter: it's rainy and gray, i-95 southbound at cottman you're jammed solid you can see the 48 minute travel time from the woodhaven to the vine. the schuylkill expressway not looking much better jammed from the blue route to the vine, westbound on the boulevard to 202. watch for that on the schuylkill expressway. heavy traffic in both directions. a couple of accidents causing problems in new je

lama hasan, thank you so much. >> that conflict is getting worse. >>> we move on. lot going on in washington as president trump mulls whether to pull out of the paris climate accord. he set twitter on fire with that tweet we talked about and he's back at it this morning with more tweets about the russia investigation. more on that ahead. >>> the secret service has responded to kathy griffin after she posted a gruesome photo holding a replica of president trump's head and now apologized. we'll have more on that and it comes as the russia investigation continues to grow and vladimir putin doubles down on his denial of russian interference in our election. he's calling it fiction. our chief investigative correspondent, brian ross, has new reporting on more trump associates caught in the web of the investigation. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning. a showdown brewing today between congress and one of the president's longtime confidants who says he's refusing to cooperate in the russia investigation. >> mr. michael cohen. >> reporter: as his personal lawyer,

. >> hasan says he is happy to teach other other wildlife experts his life saving techniques. >> it's an honor to be able to take care of them you know. >> well the pelican is expected to be released back into the whirlwindness in the next few weeks reporting live michelle roberts bay area news. >> thank you michelle. >>> i want to take you back to stockton very quickly. showing you the breaking news of the following since the top of the newscasts. it's a large pallet fire in stockton in the melts building spreading to nearby homes. four cars torched so far including a home. fierts firefighters on the scene bring you the latest when we come back. evacuations are underway... >>> okay still working the fire the stockton fire department still on scene of the breaking news. oh downtown stockton a large fire in what appears to be a pallet yard. right up to the train tracks and keeping some train cars there, effort pal et cetera. the building is long e street there, an industrial area like a tin building. the fire has spread to nearby businesses at least one home has been ungufld by flames,

hundreds of others wounded in a scene of mass devastation and lama hasan has all the latest.st attack in the capital in years striking during the holy month of ramadan. a massive and wow powerful car bomb exploded in one of the most secure and heavily fortified neighborhoods in kabul. close to the british and german embassies a pile away from the u.s. embassy. the dead mostly civilians and german embassy workers. no group has taken responsibility yet. the afghan taliban released a statement condemning the bombing. both isis and the taliban have been behind recent attacks in the country. amy. >> all right, lama, thank you. >>> well, president trump's longtime lawyer is now the latest member of his inner circle to come under scrutiny in the investigation into russia's meddling in the election. meanwhile, overnight the president sent a confusing tweet that quickly became his most retweeted message since the inauguration. senior white house correspondent cecilia vega has all the details on that, good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: amy, good morning to you. that twitter confusion

laws. [ screaming ] >> reporter: as the crowd grew louder, republican representative the marin nadal hasan did i says he called ice on protestors claiming some had signs that read, i am illegal here to stay. >> he saw illegal. he hates them and wants them gone. >> reporter: that set off pushing and shoving among lawmakers on the floor during which democrats say rinaldi threatened to shoot poncho fled the area var poncho nevarez after nevarez threatened his life. >> we have to hold politicians accountable. no charges were filed against any lawmaker involved. rinaldi is being protected by the texas department of public safety. hena daniels, cbs news. >>> yesterday was the last day of the texas legislative session. some lawmakers say that it was the result of several stressful weeks of hearings, debates and votes. >>> new this morning, a hospital official in panama city confirms the country's former dictator manuel noriega cast dead. he died after several weeks from complications of brain surgery. >>> today the pentagon is expected to test a new system that could shoot down a ballistic missil

thank you, lama hasan. we appreciate it. that's how you do it.. let's go to ginger. >> oh, my goodness, michael. here i am. underwater with the sharks look at this. i'm 30 feet down going down to 45. the deck of the "ray of hope" into that swarm of reef sharks very soon here. i have to remind everybody sharks do not want to eat people. i've got my safety diver liz keeping me stable so i can talk to you guys. i have my hands in so they don't mistake them for fish. but really sharks do not want to eat human beings. it is such an interesting event, adventure that we're about to get into. i can't wait to share all of this with you guys but for now i'm doing the first time ever underwater toss to a cutaway. let's go to a check a little >>> good monday morning. i am abc7 news meteorologist, phaoeubg mike nicco. our second spare the air day. more heat in these areas. heat breaks for all of us on wednesday, seasonal to warm highs into the weekend, and 59 in half moon bay and 67 in san francisco. and 87 in fremont and 87 to 96 inland. my >>> all right, gu

thank you, lama hasan. we appreciate it. that's how you do it.now. let's go to ginger. >> oh, my goodness, michael. here i am. underwater with the sharks look at this. i'm 30 feet down going down to 45. the deck of the "ray of hope" into that swarm of reef sharks very soon here. i have to remind everybody sharks do not want to eat people. i've got my safety diver liz keeping me stable so i can talk to you guys. i have my hands in so they don't mistake them for fish. but really sharks do not want to eat human beings. it is such an interesting adventure that we're about to get into. i can't wait to share all of this with you guys but for now i'm doing the first time ever underwater toss to a cutaway. drier weather late morning through this afternoon. a few isolated showers/t-storms are possible for the second half of the day with seasonable highs in the mid to upper 70s. tomorrow will be the coolest day of the week with highs only in the upper 60s to around 70. the best chance for wet weather rolls in by tomorrow evening. >>> all right, guys. i'm g

lama hasan sat down with her in london. >> i used to watch this perfect couple. >> reporter: her debuth hit starring emily mrounts. >> why are you here? >> because i'm afraid of myself. >> reporter: but it broke publishing records worldwide selling 20 million copies and counting. >> different this time. >> reporter: now british author paula hawkins is back with her brand-new thriller "into the water." >> it's finally hit the bookshelves. must be an e you. >> it is very exciting. >> reporter: taking three years to write, it is a dark macabre mystery surround a string of female suicides in the bucolic fictional willage of beckford. >> women accused of witchcraft brought to here and ordeal by water and put them in the water to see if they sink or swim. >> what inspired you to right about the river? >> the fact that water is very beautiful. it can be calming. it can be dangerous. it can conceal things. >> reporter: "into the water" leaves you guessing down to the last page and hits you with a shocking twist. for "good morning america," lama has hasan, abc news, london. >> "into the water"

for "good morning america," lama hasan, abc news, london. >> "into the water" is out now and everyonese ] so thank you and coming up we're celebrating the class of 2017. stay right there. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. >>> back here on "good morning america," my friends from somerset, new jersey, we were just saying it's cold. isn't it? it's so cold and not just cold here, look at mt. washington. got a little of dusting of snow here we were talking about on may 8th. i know. and then the freeze and frost advisories that stretch all the way from pennsylvania back to michigan. >>> good monday morning. we go from partly cloudy and hazy to mostly sunny and hazy tonight. just a touch warmer away from the coast, 50s there, 70s for the rest of us. my accuweather sevor >>> this weather brought to you by zales. robin. >>> all right, ginger. it's cold as you said. what's going on here? let's heat things up. we're going to heat things up because i don't know about you, but i love this time of year.

trump as you know, didn't attend last night's correspondence dinner but that didn't stop the headliner hasanminaj from roasting the president and the administration. >> i guess what donald trump hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. chris: donald trump became the first president this week since ronald reagan to address the national rifle association, but while he reaffirmed his support for gun rights, one of his agencies is using remarkable technology to solve problems committed with guns. here is our power player of the week. >> you could take the exact same make, model of a firearm of an assembly line and one will impression an the next one will leave a different impression. chris: in effect, fingerprints? >> yes. chris: head of the firearms operation and is talking about a national ballistic database that helps connect guns to crime scenes. some of the best after the shooting are the bullet ca

. >> reporter: 14-year-old hasan said it best. >> if you go into life without none of these tools yousuccessful you could fail. i don't like to fail. why not learn it now so you won't have to experience it in the future? >> they have to be able to say hey you're going to do this today, i love you, let's make this happen. >> i want you guys to go out there and show the world who you are. >> reporter: so for providing leadership, mentoring and a tie to young black men in the east bay, this week's jefferson award award in the bay area goes to armand carr. >> he reached up to 1,000 young men in the east bay and wants to expand in the bay area, california even the u.s. he also has plans for a moms and ties workshop so mothers can help their sons learn to tie a tie and open doors to their future. if you would like to get involved, go to cbssf.com/hero. it's also the place to nominate your local hero for a jefferson award. >> wow. hats off to him. >> good job. >> that's great. >> only hard part was he has such a great voice. [ laughter ] >> doesn't? he puts the rest of us to shame. >>> or ne

hasan minaj blasting president trump said he was warned not to go after him. denies that. >> i'm sorry. that's my only trump joke. i was explicitly told not to go after the administration. i promise you that's my only trump joke. >> you were not told that. >> believe me. [laughter] >> you were not told that the white house correspondents' dinner administration told that was not true. president trump skipping the annual event. his staff also boycotting the dinner a show of solidarity for the commander-in-chief. heather: do you think that was a part of his skit? president trump did make time for the interview with the mainstream media this weekend to ridicule cbs's host john dickerson right to his face. >> it's very funny when the fake media goes out which we call the mainstream media which sometimes i must say is you. but. >> you mean me personally. >> your show. i love your show. i call it deface the nation. but, you know, your show is sometimes not exactly correct. heather: president trump has made his disdain for the mainstream media no secret. often calling

lama hasan is in london with the wedding stories everybody is talking about.d morning to you, lama. >> reporter: and good morning to you, guys. yeah, it really is the wedding everyone is talking about this morning. making headlines for a number of reasons. from poor little prince george having a complete meltdown to the question everyone was asking. where was prince harry's girlfriend, meghan markle? it was the wedding of the year. pippa middleton marrying her beloved beau, james matthews. saturday night, all eyes were in search of prince harry and his captivating date. the two cementing their status at bucklebury. a high-profile appearance avoided. they didn't want to upstage the bride on her big day. >> harry's been someone who likes to play cat and mouse with the media. he doesn't like his privacy being broken. he guards it jealously. >> reporter: it was pippa's niece and nephew who stole the show. princess charlotte performing flower girl duties. while prince george charmed as a pageboy. a misstep involving pippa's dress led to this dressing down by mum, k

and abc's lama hasan in englefield with what's called britain's wedding of the year.ama, good morning to you. >> reporter: i bet you can't wait to hear all bit. good morning, guys. moments ago the beautiful bride, pippa middleton and her now husband, the dapper james matthews just left the church behind me and all day today we've had a prime spot watching all the comings and goings and i can safely report not only did she look absolutely gorgeous but the younger royals were front and center. this morning the young royals out in full force. joining the creme de la creme of british society for the wedding of the year. squeezing into this tiny church in englefield to watch pippa middleton and fiance james matthews say their "i dos." >> the church itself is not too big. it's a place that she holds very dear and wanted to have that local feel to her day. >> reporter: the bride wearing an original by british designer giles deacon. only 100 guests attending including close friends and the royal family including big sister kate and prince william but sure to steal the show, p

. >> talking about the story all morning and abc's lama hasan in englefield with what's called britain'sedding of the year. good morning to you. >> good morning to you, guys. yes, i bet you can't wait to hear all about it. the the crowd of well wishers is growing. it can only mean one thing, pippa middleton's big day. as we speak she's tying the knot to james matthews in the church behind me, a prime spot watching all comings and goings and can report the bride looked absolutely gorgeous. this morning, the young royals out in full force. joining the creme de la creme of british society for the wedding of the year. squeezing into this tiny church in englefield to watch pippa middleton and fiance james matthews say their "i dos." >> the church itself is not too big, a place she holds very dear and wanted to have that local feel. >> reporter: the bride wearing an original by british designer geils deacon. only 100 guests attending including close friends and the royal family including kate and prince william but sure to steal the show, pippa's niece and nephew prince george and princess cha

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. >>> later, the best moments from last night's white house correspondents' dinner from comedian hasan> no one wanted to do this, so, of course, it lands in the hands of an immigrant. it is how it always goes down. no one wanted this gig! no one! >>> and we are back. "data download" time. there was a lot of talk this week on tax reform. and we still don't know exactly what the trump tax bill will look like. a lot of the criticism though has centered around how the plan appears to benefit the wealthiest americans, doing away with the estate tax but it could also help many people in the president's core base of supporters. more than 1,800 counties that voted for president trump had a median household income of less than $45,000 per year. toe these two counties -- somerset in pennsylvania and ionia in michigan. the president won both by 30 points and both have median household incomes of $45,000 per year. so why does that matter? well, for people who make less than $50,000 a year, 87% take the standard deduction rather than do an itemized return. so what does that mean? the president's pr

this is the comedian hasan minhaj from comedy central who was booked sort of at the last moment to speakent. >> i would say it is an honor to be here but that would be an alternative fact. it is not. no one wanted to do this so of course, it hands in the hands of an immigrant. it's how it always goes down. no one wanted this gig. no one. >> as you can imagine, being a muslim, there were a lot of muslim jokes, as well. he took down all of us in the media, all of the networks, the cable networks and also president trump. well received in the room. very edgy. >> uh-huh. >> but again, the president's war with washington and the media is, i mean, you see it from the white house perspective. it is tense going. >> it's very tense going. >> you guys have a lot more access than we've had with previous presidents. >> i've said this is a very paradoxical white house. he vilifies the media and uses them as a foil. in harrisburg, he talked about the failing "new york times" at some length. yet, we feel we do get access to him. he speaks to our reporters and speaks during pool appearances. he spoke to

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her sister, princess kate will be there, her niece and nephew whether be there and abc's lama hasan is they'll tie the knot. good morning, lama. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, robin. there is huge anticipation here with less than 24 hours to go until the wedding of the year kicks off right here just beyond those gates behind me, a crescendo of excitement as this tiny town gets ready for a right royal knees up. >> reporter: pippa middleton going to a body camp to get into tiptop shape and getting her glow on in an exclusive spa. >> a lot of fitness challenges and stepped it up. >> reporter: armed with garment bags perhaps carrying that much anticipated dress. the designer of choice, a favorite of the stars. >> pippa stole the show at the royal wedding wearing a very tight fitting dress. but for her day she's keen to move away from that look and go for a more full bridal lookig s kate she'll wear a low-key dress from one of her designers like alexander mcqueen or jenny packham. pippa will walk down the aisle with james matthews. >> james is a multimillionaire and comes from a we

media for more than a million dollars in damages for publishing photos of kate sunbathing and lama hasanrning, lama. >> reporter: yeah, and good morning to you, george. six photographers on trial charged with invasion of privacy and complicity for taking those photos of kate about half a mile from the chateau where they were staying at. william and kate were not in court, but william did submit a scathing statement slamming the french magazine. lawyers for prince william and princess kate in court suing french magazine "closer" and its photographers over those images of kate sunbathing topless while holidaying in the south of france. the duke and duchess of cambridge asking for more than $1.5 million in damages. >> the paparazzi, they are the enemy and will absolutely pursue them when they cross the line. >> reporter: lawyers for the duke of cambridge tuesday reading a rare statement from william himself. expressing his anger and sadness at the pictures' publication. describing the picture as particularly shocking. the prince writing, my wife and i thought that we could go to france for

abc's lama hasan is outside kensington palace. good morning, lama. give us details.tell you this. this is probably as close as we're going to get to a royal wedding of sorts unless you know who, prince harry, decides to propose to his american girlfriend meghan markle. anyway, back to pippa's big day and what some are calling the wedding of the year because it's finally here on saturday she'll be walking down the aisle with her hedge fund millionaire fiance james matthews in a quaint 12th century church. st. mark's church with big starring roles from nephew and niece prince george and princess charlotte. we're expecting about 100 guests to watch the two tie the knot then, of course, it's party time and the reception due to take place at the middletons' family home feverishly finalizing thing putting up this glass marquee complete with lavish loos, toilets, complete with these amazing glass marquees and, of course, this is fit for royalty. >> she could get a job as a wedding planner. that is really good. >> seems like you set it all up. it all sounds so fancy. you men

abc's lama hasan joins us from buckingham palace with more on that.ing, lama. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, michael. so the bbc film is based on the award winning play. by the same name. so picture this. the queen is dead. the country is in transition with a feuding, dysfunctional royal family, and oh yeah. princess diana's ghost appears in a couple of eerie scenes, and it's ruffling quite a few feathers. take a look. >> the queen is dead. long live the king. that's me. >> reporter: it is a brand-new royal drama igniting a firestorm. >> your father rules today. >> reporter: "king charles iii," a shocking 90-minute fictional film imagining what life would be like for the house of windsor after the queen dies. >> this is perhaps the most unstable moment the royal family will face. >> reporter: showing charles becoming king. >> my life has been lingering for the throne. >> reporter: embarking on a constitutional crisis so extreme kate middleton is portrayed as a manipulative lady macbeth figure threatening to depose him. >> perhaps i might reli