here's cnn's jason carroll. >> reporter: brixton, a district of south london where you'll find black,. it's a place meghan markle and prince harry have visited before. markle is celebrated here like in much of great britain, and marriage to mince harry has also because she is biracial her marriage to prince harry has also inspired discussion about race relations. >> raise your hand, does everyone know who meghan markle is? >> yeah. >> reporter: these elementary schoolgirls realize she's one of the first. >> she's one of the first black people to join the royal family. >> reporter: and do any of you think she could grow up and perhaps marry into the royal family. is that something any of you thought of? >> no. >> reporter: why not? >> because not many black people tend to join the royal family. >> reporter: do you think it's a good thing? >> yeah. >> reporter: why is that? >> because it just shows you that anyone can marry into the royal family. >> reporter: a recent study found a little more than half of those polled in the u.k. say race shouldn't matter in the royal marriage. 75% say

torrent cnn's jason carroll gives us insight on the actress and who will become the newest member of los angeles, the city where her mother was born. her mother, a social worker is african-american and her father thomas an emmy award winning light director is white. even at not early age growing up in los angeles, she showed early signs of speaking up about issues that would later help define her as an adult, namely her bi-racial identity and gender equality. >> i don't think it's right for kids to grow up thinking these things, that just mom does the right thing. >> reporter: mark was offended by an ivory dish washing dee ternl entitle commercial because detergent commercial because it focused on women doing housework. >> how could somebody say that? >> reporter: an 11-year-old markle wrote to procter & gamble. her letter worked. procter & gamble changed their commercial. around that same year markle took a stand on her racial background. she told o magazine while in class she was asked to check a box for the census caucasian or black. my teacher told me to mark the box for caucasia

jason carroll, thanks very much. appreciate it. we'll be right back.ses the lincoln mkx, more horsepower than the lexus rx350 and a quiet interior from which to admire them. the lincoln spring sales event is here. for a limited time get 0% apr on the lincoln mkx. plus get $1000 bonus cash. this is bill's yard. and bill has a "no-weeds, not in my yard" policy. but with scotts turf builder weed & feed, bill has nothing to worry about. it kills weeds and greens grass, guaranteed. this is a scotts yard. >>> i quick programming note. i'm going to be travel to epgd for the royal wedding of prince harry and meghan markle. i'll be reporting from windsor at 8:00 p.m. eastern this friday on "360." while you enjoy your tea and crumpets join me and the rest of the cnn team for live coverage of the wedding festivities at windsor castle starting at 4:00 a.m. eastern on saturday morning. i'm not sure if you have tea and crumpets at 4:00 a.m. but why not? thanks for watching. time to hand it over to don lemon. "cnn tonight" starts now. >>> this is "cnn tonight." i'm d

. >> jason carroll has gone native. he's on a rug, waving around flags.ally, i need to talk to you about the dress. this is what people in the united states have got up for this morning. it's about the dress. let's talk about the designer. it's all utter specation. >> absolutely. >> what does it speak to today? >> i think it would be a modern version of something very traditional. i think there's certain rules that you would probably have to adhere to. i would be shocked if it were a strapless dress because -- >> it's a church. >> it's a church. the other day she wore a sleeveless dress to a church service and there were some clucking. necklines are important and some extent covered up. i think it will probably, if they've had time to do this sort of thing that kate did, she had that beautiful lace embroidered with the flowers of all of the parts of the united kingdom. >> i heard there will be a couple of nods to america within the dress. >> yeah. >> a couple of references to the united states. what could that be, do you think? >> maybe something in the v

. >> we overheard these schoolgirls telling jason carroll what megan markle means to them.bout race in england? >> absolutely. i think the fact we're having a conversation about race and identity and also i guess belonging. because megan has been quite outspoken when she was 21 in my class to this very day where she has talked about the need to be open and honest about experiences, to have a dialogue about race, to let many people know that, you know, you can't allow bias to go unchecked. you can't allow people to air their prejudices without actually stopping them, halting the conversation . >> does being biracial make it more intriguing? >> i think so. people don't know how to read her and there's this open airing of prejudice and bias and sometimes hate. that's come to the forefront. we saw that when the buckingham palace issued the statement around the engagement to say hey, everyone, calm down, leave her alone, this racist rhetoric is intolerable. and the fact that buckingham palace made that statement is extraordinary. >> the british press have not been kind to meghan

cnn's jason carroll has it. >> reporter: demonstrators, many of them young spurred on by the shooting for action at the ballot box this fall. that energy running up against a political reality that young voters regularly drop off between presidential and mid term elections. in turn next genamerica that is focussed on mobilizing young voters this year. >> our goal here is to get candidates to talk about issues that matter to young people. so often candidates ignore these issues like cost of college, racial justice, affordable health care. >> reporter: the group is hitting college campuses holding events in 11 states. the effort is funded by billionaire activist, a 60-year-old former hedgefund executive who has become a leading voice in calling for the impeachment of president trump. >> donald trump's election awoke a sleeping giant. >> reporter: he says he is willing to spend $30 million of his own money to turn out young voters. >> will i ever regret that? not in a million years. this is the most impactful thing we can be doing is to make sure that young voters are involved, that they

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. >> all right, thanks so jason carroll for that. this video just in.ctures of meghan markle and prince harry arriving at windsor castle right now. you can see the cars moving. i would say at a brisk pace. an appropriate pace. i would say appropriate. >> your analysis of this, it is a great play by play. >> they're arriving at windsor castle. here is a rear view. >> i'm very excited for them. and i wish people could let -- stop focusing on the drama and start focusing on the big day that is ahead, that we will cover around the clock. you can bet the royal wedding coverage starts 4:00 a.m. eastern on saturday, so get up early. >> congratulations to them in advance. >>> the president is slamming the russia probe today on its one year anniversary. president mocking it, writing congratulations, america, while reiterating his usual phrases, witch-hunt, no collusion, no obstruction. the latest and a new tweet from the president next. sometimes a day at the ballpark is more than just a day at the ballpark. [park announcer] all military members stand and be rec

cnn's jason carroll has the developments. >> reporter: royal watchers have lined the streets surroundinge moment meghan markle and prince harry say "i do." >> it's a member of the royal family, diana's youngest son. >> i'm happy for harry. i'm happy for meghan as well. >> reporter: before the ceremony, 1,200 specially invited guests will gather on the grounds of windsor castle so they can see the arrivals of the bride and groom. guests like 11-year-old lilly hay and her family. >> i was surprised. >> reporter: hay's family received a letter inviting them after kensington palace learned that she had raised money for cancer research following the death of lilly's 8-year-old brother. >> when i first read it, i was like what? so i had to get mom to read over it and explain it properly to me. >> the last thing you expect, any of us, never mind 11, to be receiving the invitation of the year. >> reporter: the ceremony now just hours away will happen inside st. george's chapel, just 600 guests, mostly family and friends, will have a seat here. the ceremony is expected to last about an hour. then

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jason carroll has the best assignment and is in windsor.lous, b, happy for you and c, interested by this move of hers. >> reporter: there is a bit of mixed reaction, some people still wanting to see her mother walk her down the aisle. others wanted prince charles to have her throughout the entire procession walking her down the aisle. still others are still sort of baffled by the decision, but no matter how you slice it, this is a young woman that continues to break barriers. brickston, a district of south london, you'll find black, asian and white cultures all in one neighborhood. it is a place meghan markle and prince harry have visited before. markle is celebrated here like much of great britain and because she is biracial, her marriage to prince harry has also inspired discussion about race relations. raise your hand, does everyone know who meghan markle is? >> yeah. >> reporter: these elementary school girls in brickston are well aware this is a first for the royals. >> it is surprising because she's one of the first black, like, peopl

jason carroll is on the long walk as well amongst the crowd of thousands of people. are about to reach where we are along the long walk. a lot of folks have been waiting all morning long, anderson. we spoke to some folks out here, the bishop speaking, they thought he was brilliant. perhaps went on too long but they felt this was something the royal family needed to hear. another highlights, seeing meghan markle get out of the carriage and -- when she had that long train, the two page boys, mulroney's twin sons. she had a hand in picking out the dress, in just about every aspect of this wedding. her sons, the page boys. her daughter ivy, just 4 years old, participating as well. the prince got a real chance to get to know the family in toronto. that's where he got a chance to give them gifts. they call her uncle meg instead of meghan markle. this is a beautiful moment for the people who have been out here, anderson, waiting all day. now their time is just about to come as the carriage is just about to pull up. >> in terms of what she's wearing, the tiara, what are your

we need to go to carol massar and jason kelly, standing by with a special guest, the ceo of carnival corp, arnold donald. carrollit. we want to get to arnold donald, at the new york stock exchange, president and ceo of carnival corporation. great to have you here with bloomberg tv and bloomberg radio. you launched a new ship yesterday, so obviously you feel comfortable spending money. give me an idea of what the environment's like right now for your consumer, your passenger? arnold: first of all, hi carol and jason. thank you for having us on. it is great for cruises right now, and especially for us. the carnival horizon, the newest was in our carnival fleet, named yesterday here in new york with a lot of fun, with queen latifah as the godmother. innamed the seaborne ovation malta, and we have other new ships for our german line later this year. it's a great time. we continue to do very well. every market is under penetrated in the world, including the united states, and we are excited. jason: you said these markets are under-penetrated. how do you get to those customers, and what are they willing to spend money

jason: that's right. it is me too and times up, but there's more. i was fascinated by the socioeconomic impact of all of this. a lot to dig into. carrollall of that ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪

jason: that's right. it is me too and times up, but there's more. i was fascinated by the socioeconomic impact of all of this. a lot to dig into. carroll: yes, a lot of angles. all of that ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ carol: we are with the editor in chief of "bloomberg businessweek," joel webber. joel, this whole issue is devoted to be quality. it looks at different angles and a global perspective. joel: yeah, we wanted to have a flag in the sand that said let's talk about one of the most important things happening right now. it ties with the conference we are hosting here at bloomberg, the equality issue. i wanted to build the issue around it. we cast a wide net through the newsroom looking for stories that we thought were profound. we spoke to "the times," because we are living through a moment, right now, and we wanted to capture the spirit of the moment in the magazine. jason: this is me too, times up, and clearly, a lot related to sexual harassment and gender in the work ways. -- place. but well beyond that, i mean, you really dig into areas of finance and areas of corporate culture as well. joel: this is about business.