kate middleton's style is more conservative. i think it's more british.han's style -- it has a greater sense of informality, a little bit funkier. >> i have what i call wakely wardrobe -- >> reporter: amanda wakely the face behind some of the royals' most fashionable moments. who do you think would look beautiful in this? >> i think -- you're trying to trick me. >> reporter: her first brush with the firm came in 1993 with princess diana in a skirt suit. when she first emerged announcing her retirement what did that do to your business? >> i had no idea that she was going to be wearing that suit for that occasion. >> what was your reaction? >> it was -- oh my god. >> reporter: a royal favorite, wakely's gone on to dress both kate middleton and meghan markle. >> it all started with princess diana. to now be providing designs for her daughters-in-law, it's kind of come full circle for you. >> yes, that feels really wonderful. it breaks my heart that she's not here to see it all. because -- she'd be loving it. >> reporter: diana revolutionized royal fashion,

>> i would have done one more fitting. >> oh. >> kate won. i'm sorry. kate won.ell the truth. >> why, why, why, katy? >> harry was mesmerized by her and so in love. she switched it up for the nighttime reception. we unkoemped dress secrets about both. we went inside meghan's tale of two dresses. ♪ the givenchy dress was simple. classic the. some thought it was plain dull. and some thought it was a total ripoff of j. lo's dress in "the wedding planner". >> what is is going on here? >> i will. >> the gown cost about $270,000. compared to kate's more than $430,000. the vael was more than 16 feet long. british designer clare white keller spent more than four months to create the look. >> there were sketches i proposed to her. she's a strong woman. knows what she wants. this was a totally kept secret. >> the team sewing the gown didn't know it was for the royal wedding. they had to wash their hands every 30 minutes. >> the 3-d flowers lift off the veil. >> flowers representing the 53 country of the british commonwealth were in the gown. meghan added a california pop p

what do you think kate's role is? kate was the star.ghan a lot? >> yeah. >> how so? >> she's told her how it was. she's the only one that knows that. the others were born into royalty. it it's custom they have had from birth. kate from a middle class family. william helped her learn it. she's been with william since they were at university. she had a long time. she was waity katy. she was going to wait. he found it difficult to commit as do people from a difficult divorced family. >> who does meghan bond with? is it kate? >> at the moment she's just absorbed with harry and harry is absorbed with her. it will take time. they are certainly friendly, they live next door. they will be friendly. harry is brilliant as an uncle. i think how that relationship develops, they are both strong women. they are polar opposites of strength. kate is strong for william. she wants william to be happy and wants him to know what a normal, happy family is. meghan is, here i am. that will have to sort itself out. >> you were talking the modernizing of the fa

i turn to my kates, kate bennett and kate williams, who are here as our fashionistas. question, who will meghan will wearing. what is your money on? >> i could be wrong, but i deal feeling stella mccarney. she has this environment tally correct eco messaging to her designs. she doesn't use animal products, et cetera. so part of me feels that we could see an amelia wickstead is a emerging. and of course there is russo. but my money is on a name we haven't heard a lot yet. >> and stella dressed me began for the queen's 92nd birthday party in the blue dress that looked marvelous. so i'm so excited about the dress. i think it will be a modern fairy tale, something classic with a fairy tale modern twist. and i think there will be a lot of embroidery on it. the queen loves embroidery. on the queen's dress, they embroidered a lucky shamrock for her to hold. so the queen looks at the dress. >> so she's seen it. >> the queen has seen the dress. but prince harry loss not. >> no, i cannot wait for the moment that print har prince ha her. and the queen had to have approved the dre

i'm kate bolduan. we begin this hour with breaking news. nearly 2,000 pages and that's what the senate judiciary committee just released offering the most comprehensive view yet ahead of the infamous trump tower meeting with the campaign. the senate now publishing the transcripts from the closed door interviews a interviews from statements from the trump tower meeting including the president's son, don junior promising dirt on hillary clinton coming from the russian government. the meeting has been a key focus as you well know of the special counsel's investigation into the campaign and the russian government. >> manu raju is on capitol hill. it has been a lot of pages to comb through, and what are we learning about specifically mostly from don junior, and the leadup to this meeting. >> well, was there a lot of discussions between him and rob goldstone who is the music promoter who essentially arranged this meeting. donald trump jr. had already released his e-mail exchange wes rob goldstone in which he was promised dirt on the clinton campa

kate? >> scott, thank you so much.can watch the scene live any time on our website. go to cnn.com. thank you for joining me. "inside politics" with john king starts right now. ♪ >>> thank you, kate. welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. president trump says the deep state is getting caught spying on his campaign. but his own spokesman won't repeat that allegation. and james comey says the president and his republican allies are just plain lying. plus, the secretary of state says he made clear to kim jong-un that the united states will offer security assurance to his regime, but

"at this hour" with kate bolduan begins right now. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. at any minute we expect to hear from president donald trump. he's on capitol hill, attending a ceremony for law enforcement officers killed or wounded in the line of duty. we're going to bring you his remarks live when they begin. we do need to start, though, with breaking news. another day of violent protests in the gaza strip is under way as we speak. this round of outrage erupting over the trump administration's decision to move the u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem. at least 60 palestinians have been killed by israeli forces including now an 8-month-old baby girl who died from inhaling tear gas. that's according to the palestinian health ministry. israel is facing international condemnation right now for its use of force against the protesters. from the trump administration, a strong statement of support, the white house saying that hamas is responsible for the deaths and israel has a right to defend itself. u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley weighed in on this ju

kate, do you agree? kate: i think the barrels in venezuela are at risk. you have 2.5 at risk thanks to the return of sanctions from the u.s. for iran likely. and we have permian production growth in the u.s. that is going to be constrained. the world has counted on 70,000 barrels of production growth a day out of the permian. if that does not happen, each month you lose 70,000 barrels a day of production, so if we are off due to this permian infrastructure restrictions this year, we have lost a quarter of a million barrels. alix: i buy it, but the equities, not so much. if you look at the chart of oil prices versus oil equities, oil equities have not been raised to the same extent as the oil prices have. is that gap starting to close? mike: one thing that is interesting is, over the past couple of weeks, there has been much general investor interest back in this space. over the past number of years, we know the equities s&p has been very strong. oil and gas, that sector has underperformed. what we are seeing is, over the past number of years, there are al

. >> kate hudson growing and showing. >>> and jennifer lopez's list -- >> the ring. no pressure. >>> "e.t." is in london and we are on the lookout for harry and meghan. >> plus our exclusive with the big bang pride. >> the wedding was not joyous. >> the real reason mayim beyoolic was not happy. >> steven tyler, why he's bashing the show today. >>> our exclusive with rob and bryce dallas howard. >> i get to be a "e.t." reporter now. >> okay. >> when are you going hire me as an actress? >> well -- >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> the biggest wedding of the year is just nine days away. preparation already in full swing. so is our royal coverage. >> i know keltie has big news about meghan's walk down the aisle, right? >> it has do with the way meghan will recordedly honor prince harry's mother. i'll have the details for you in a moment. >>> but right now, we are tracking some of our favorite star moms before mother's day, starting with jennifer lopez. j.lo took her mom to "the tonight show," where the focus quickly turned to a-rod, marriage talk, and her new singl

she should courtesy to kate.and meghan but meghan is the new cover girl. it's going to be difficult. being a princess, being a duchess, is not easy. >> no doubt about it. >> i also think kate joined a very tight team in william and harry. they were team wales. they have operated completely differently from charles and his siblings. as one of their aides once told me, there were two guys on the raft after the ship wreck of their family and they made it to it the other side. that bound them together. they've always been together, very, very tight. you could see that in their relationship today when they walked into the chapel together, down the road. then they brought in kate. very seamlessly and they became a trio. now they're a quartet. and i think they will -- they will all be together in their foundation, but i think they will probably -- i'm sure they will continue to do many things as a quartet, but i think we'll increasingly see them split off, doing things as pairs. we'll see kate pursuing what she's intere

"at this hour" with kate bolduan starts right now. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. attention white house shoppers. there is a rudy giuliani cleanup on aisle -- you know, basically the whole store at this point. let's get to it. the president's new attorney launches a new media blitz and appears to be trying to mop up the mess that was last week. missteps and contradictions all around. but the cleanup needs some more cleanup, it seems. in defending the president's reimbursement of michael cohen for paying off stormy daniels, giuliani left open that there could be more payments to more women. >> you said he -- this was a regular arrangement with michael cohen. did michael cohen make payments to other women for the president? >> i have no knowledge of that. but i would think if it was necessary, yes. >> and in defending the president against the russia investigation, giuliani says the president can't be subpoenaed and if he sits down with mueller could plead the fifth. >> are you confident the president will not take the fifth in this case? >> how could i ever be confi

the third person i will talk about is kate coming. some of you may know of kate coming. she was a confederate nurse from mobile, alabama whom i have been thinking about for the last 30 years and who left us in my opinion, the most valuable, the most eloquent diary about nursing to come out of the war between the states. it's remarkable as richard harwel underin 1959 about its details about soldiers, their afflictions, medical treatment, the politics of hospital space and slow death of confederate medicine and confederate will as medical supplies and other supplies dwindled. well, at the start of the war -- i'm going to start with morgan baldwin and want to point out at the start of the war the union medical service was certainly underprepared and i imagine the same goes for the confederate medical services as well. you can say that in 1865 there was 84 assistant surgeons and 100 hospital beds. that's not many hospital beds. but in 1965, four years later after there had been far greater attention to the fact that this war was not going to last for three months, it was goi

aid. —— kate 80. of us, the bbcjournalist kate aid. -- kate 80.i was lucky to see us be able to do so many stories. i've got able to do so many stories. i've got a huge amount of members, and most of them on the work side, admittedly some of the stories are a bit grim. on the work site, with great gangs like we have here tonight, it was great, it was wonderful, it is fascinating, surprising. what more could you ask was what congratulations to kate there. a picture of the queen's official consent for prince harry's marriage to meghan markle has been released. the formal record is handwritten by one of the crown office's own artists, and signed "elizabeth r" by the queen. it will be presented to the couple after their wedding next weekend. the couple's wedding will include an address from a senior african american bishop. meghan markle herself is mixed race, her mother doria is african american, and her heritage has been the source of much comment even before the engagement. colleen harris has been exploring how some in britain's black community vie

kate? >> all right, jessica, stay close with us, please, we're trying to get all the information we have and get it out to you as quickly as we can and accurately. there are so many questions now and a lot of uncertainty. we'll update every time we get an update on this. what are you hearing from people on the ground? po poh polo, can you hear me? we have been hearing a lot from eyewitnesss and students coming out of the building. one of the reports from one of the eyewitnesses telling one of our affiliates a gunman walked into an art classroom and began firing, what looked like a shotgun. we'll continue to stay on this. let me bring in law enforcement analyst, former fbi supervisory special agent josh campbell joining me right now. a lot of uncertainty. we're trying to get a lot more information coming up. as you hear these few details we have right now, what do you think? >> so many questions now that we still have and obviously there are many things going on simultaneously you have inves

kate? >> kelly o'donnell at the white house for us, thank you. >>> now to the emergency playing out in hawaii where new eruptions of the kilauea volcano destroyed more homes tonight. it's all happening on the big island where almost 2,000 people remain evacuated. mother nature's wrath felt just miles outside volcano national park. let's get the latest from nbc's steve patterson. he is there tonight. steve, good evening. >> reporter: kate, officials are warning everyone inside the risk zone be ready to flee at a moment's notice. they're letting people collect personal items but they say there's no sign of this volcanic activity from slowing down and today more homes were found destroyed. overnight, the earth opened again. kilauea's relentless eruption continuing. now, there's a ninth fissure, another route for the lava's release. officials warn nearly 2,000 residents to get out concerned about toxic gas, molten rocks and potential for wildfires. felicia frazier-harms lives in the path of the

in san francisco, kate larson, abc7 news. >>> great job.eat evening. >> just a little more than 48 hours now till the royal wedding. > on the subject of great news. for the first time in days we see meghan markle and her mother. the sun is up in windsor. we're live from the castle with all the last minute preparations for the royal wedding. > and i'm sandy patel. i'll have a forecast fit for the prince and princess plus a look what you see this upcoming weekend here in the bay area coming up. >> and a passenger running late for his flight just wouldn't take no for an answer. what he did next would land him in jail. >> and later, these kylie jenner fans are in for a long night in san francisco but the payoff tomorrow could be huge. >> first leers a look what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel after abc news at 11:00. >> here's what you probably won't stay up to watch tonight. basketball. >> basketball is canadian. >> sorry. >> invented by a canadian james naismith. naismith. >> in springfield, at at&t, we believe in access. naismith. >> in

with william and kate, only kate was wearing the wedding ring.t's not as common place in britain for the husband to wear a ring. and i know prince charles wears his wedding ring on his little finger along with his ring. the fact they're exchanging rings is, i think, indicative. >> we're going to talk about the dress. that's not my expert subject. not jason's, either. but jason is the expert on the crowds. jason, you've flown in from the united states. what are you making of the british way? >> you know, i'm really taken aback by the warmth you keep hearing. we're along the long walk here where thousands have started to gather this morning. throughout the week i've been here, you hear over and over, this connection that people feel when you talk about prince harry. prince william, as well. now, meghan markle. max, i want to introduce you to two of my new friends. they have a great blanket from here. they're from wales. >> they're all from wales. pardon me. they brought their flags. the same t-shirts that say what? >> when harry met meghan, as oppo

kate and william had it. will this be on the menu?> this is a traditional fruitcake from for goodness cakes here in atlanta, georgia. this is actually one of the traditions that prince harry and meghan had decided to skip. like you said, prince william and kate had one. prince charles and princess diana had one. it's often all white. very grand in appearance. this is eight tiers. and it has a lot of intricate detailing. >> we know that meghan had a good say in the pastry chef. she chose an american in london.

kate? stick with me. i know you're trying to gather more information and while we do that let me bring in mary schiavo, former inspector general at the department of transportation. mary, hearing that another incident has happened regardless is frightening, but when you see another image of a window, a cracked window on another southwest airline flight, what are your first questions here? >> well, obviously, the first question is how did the crack originate? i mean, there are many ways that they can start, but that's going to be the first question and of course, now the whole country knows how dangerous cracked windshields can be, whether it's a pilot windshield or passenger windshield. either can lead to what's called rapid decompression and the oxygen masks fall and if it's a serious rapid decompression, rarely, it can lead to the loss of the aircraft and that is a very serious problem as we now know because of the loss of life of the poor woman getting sucked out of the window. you have

i'm kate bolduan. we now know when and where president trump will be meeting with north korea's dictator for their historic summit. moments ago, president trump announced he will meet with kim jong-un in singapore on june 12th. the details revealed hours after the president welcomed home three americans freed from the her mitt kingdom. >> the president and vice president, their wives greeting the men after their plane touched down just before 3:00 a.m. their arrival marks a huge diplomatic win for the administration and the president says it shows the north korean dictator is ready for change. >> i think he did this because i really think he wants to do something and bring our country into the real world. >> the president says the release also puts the u.s. on new footing, his words, as he prepares for the summit to address the north's nuclear program. >> proudest achievement will be this is a part of it, but will be when we denuclearize that entire peninsula. this is what people have been waiting for

kate calls them out. the hospital sketches -- paradoxicalay in way be the humor of that text. -- in a paradoxical way be the humor of that text. partly the lighthearted prose style that all caps has -- all caught has -- a sensible readers will always get that some of that comedy is covering the tragedy. that is off the top of my head. >> thank you. i think your point about burr bound struck me. it was part of her career as a writer. do you think burnout was more prevalent? after the war, they found it difficult. there isn't a sense that this was a period in which they rights that would be used in a struggle for women's rights. there was a break after the war of deep and period painful adjustment to the conditions of peace. fullyon't think i heard your question. about burnout. >> i'm sorry. i didn't get that. it did take people a long time to recover from this. as i wanted to suggest i don't think they ever really did fully recover from it. as we know from the work of eric about later wars and part of the

. >> do you see any scenario by which harry and meghan overshadow kate and william? >> it was my first thought. >> and modernize the monarchy. >> the world's view of the british monarchy will probably be determined more by harry and meghan than by william and ka , kate,. >> tonight, "a royal match: harry and meghan." >> i never even heard about her until this friend said meghan markle. i said, right, give me a bit of background. >> it is july 2016 in london when britain's most eligible bachelor, prince harry, is set up on a blind date. >> it was definitely a setup. it was a blind date. >> i was beautifully surprised when i walked into that room and saw her. she was sitting there. i said, i have to up my game. >> harry ups his game. and they begin a whirlwind romance. soon they're vacationing together in botswana, africa. >> we camped out together under the stars for five days out there, which was absolutely fantastic. >> in the months that follow, they date long distance, meeting up in london and toronto where meghan, an actress, is filming her tv show, "suits." >> w

and what you'll be able to see. >> no kate? kate can you hear me? no kate. so we'll move on.ks again beginning to gather. we expect hundreds. thousands more people to gather now. and i'm here in front of the long walk. watching people gather. they're so excited to be here. there's high street. in the distance there is the castle. meghan markle is bringing her own brand of glamour to britain. one of the biggest questions is who is the mystery designer that made her dress? we will know soon. we'll talk about it. we'll try to figure out who it is when we come back from break. ♪ ooh, heaven is a place on earth ♪ uhp. i didn't believe it. again. ♪ ooh, baby, do you know what that's worth? ♪ i want to believe it. [ claps hands ] ♪ ooh i'm not hearing the confidence. okay, hold the name your price tool. power of options based on your budget! and! ♪ we'll make heaven a place on earth ♪ yeah! oh, my angels! ♪ ooh, heaven is a place on earth ♪ [ sobs quietly ] it's red lobster's create your own shrimp trios. pick 3 of 9 new and classic creations for just $15.99. try new creations like

in san francisco, kate larson, abc7 news. >>> great job. great evening. >> just a little more than 48 hours now till the royal wedding. > on the subject of great news. for the first time in days we see meghan markle and her mother. the sun is up in windsor. we're live from the castle with all the last minute preparations for the royal wedding. > and i'm sandy patel. i'll have a forecast fit for the prince and princess plus a look what you see this upcoming weekend here in the bay area coming up. >> and a passenger running late for his flight just wouldn't take no for an answer. what he did next would land him in jail. >> and later, these kylie jenner fans are in for a long night in san francisco but the payoff tomorrow could be huge. >> first leers a look what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel after abc news at 11:00. >> here's what you probably won't stay up to watch tonight. basketball. >> basketball is canadian. >> sorry. >> invented by a canadian james naismith. >> in ♪you've got a friend in me. ♪you've got troubles...i've got 'em too

. >> to kate's point, he didn't go to jerusalem. he sent ivanka and jared and secretary mnuchin and that might be an indicator that he wanted to be near home. i think interestingly we've seen -- not only seen the first lady but with the president the past few weeks. we've seen a few of those awkward hugs and hand holding moments but certainly they've been together more. she spoke first at be best before he came up to give his remarks and she spoke first at the military mothers and spouses event in the east room. he got up there and said people love melanie and lady melania. we watched them together engaging in the past few weeks than we have this past few months with all of the salacious headlines surrounding the president. there is maybe something to look at concerning he must have nobody that this is -- she's experiencing a medical condition. something they kept private. but maybe perhaps it helped him support her more or bonded more, we don't know but the relationship feels in the past week or so a bit more cordial and friendly a

but he's not just denying it publicly, kate.re also told he did so in a face to face meeting with president trump in the oval office yesterday, saying that this report isn't true and though cnn hasn't independently confirmed the idiot remark, we have reported that john kelly referred to the president as unhinged. we know that the two of them, their relationship is not what it once was, it is quite deteriorated because of several reasons and that john kelly is not involved in as many decisions as he was when he was first brought into this west wing. there is a difference here in this report, we reported the secretary of state rex tillerson referred to the president as a moron, that was something tillerson never denied, never spoke to the president about explicitly to deny it, so certainly a difference here. we both know this president is not someone whos like to be undermined, he doesn't like someone to question his intelligence. and hasn't publicly said anything specifically about john kelly, no vote of confidence there yet. >>

kate mckinnon is back on the show. how about that?n emmy award-winning actress starring in a very funny new movie "book club," candace bergen is on the show tonight. and he's renowned fashion editor and is the subject of a new documentary, "the gospel according to andre." andre leon talley is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to that, for president trump and his inner circle the past 48 hours have brought one damning bombshell after another. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: since donald trump was elected the news has been coming at us fast, but the last 48 hours have felt like standing in front of one of those tennis ball machines without a racket. ow, china! ow, north korea! michael cohen, don jr., porn stars, collusion. ow, ow! obstruction. oh, royal wedding, ow! giuliani. it's been a truly head-spinning 48 hours of news. in fact things are so crazy that i'm just going to sit here with my mouth open so they can digitally add in all of the breaking news that will

william and kate, there's much more rigidity to them. has to be because he's going to be king. >> to some who have known the family well, harry and meghan will play a critical role in the royal family's future. >> the future will be determined more by harry and meghan by william and kate. that's a very unusual situation. >> the royal family need harry to bridge the gap between the people and the monarchy. was a without that connection, the royal family wouldn't survive. >> as he has his whole life, prince harry will likely continue to be a star in the royal show. with his appeal, down to earth charm and like his mother, a natural ability to connect. with meghan by his side, this modern royal couple are on course to redefine britain's most famous family. and change the monarchy forever. ♪ >>> the following is a cnn special report. >>> the most famous and photographed women in the world. a princess with style and substance. a loving mother. >> diana was born to be a mother. >> a passionate advocate. >> and trying to highlight a problem aro

have been amazing with kate.ve been the gold standard of parents. >> they've gotten along very well with the monarchy. but let's go back to the wedding party. by british tradition, you don't have bridesmaids. we have meghan's god children, close friends of her best friend. >> the mulroney children are participating. and then of course, george and charlotte. i understand there are ten children who are going to be participating. do you think they will steal the show? >> i think they will definitely -- >> sorry. i mean, of course, it was a child that stole the show last time. remember grace, cousin of the child this time, stood on the balcony of william and kate's wedding. kids do have a habit of stealing the show. >> ingrid, do you think they'll steal the show? >> i'm certain they'll steal the show like prince william did at fergie's wedding and the littlest bridesmaid is the granddaughter of the queen's racing manager, and she's only 2 years old, so i suspect that she'll be sitting down or sitting on a her nanny's

kate and meghan are the only two to know what it's like to be them.t it's like to be them. >> this is where meghan will walk from the nave into the choir. you'll see when this transpires that charles will pick her up at the beginning of this part of the aisle, then walk meghan to the end, and hand over, effectively, to harry. she's giving herself away, anderson, which hasn't really been done, we don't think, in a royal wedding before. i don't think actually meghan is going out of her way to make a statement, but it is a statement, because it's what she wants. it's the kind of person she is. these two guys, imagine the nerves. >> st. george's chapel is where harry was baptized. >> yes, where he was christened. there's a lot of rich family history here. close family members, the queen's parents, her grandparents, her great-brand parents. it's a large chapel, some people think it's ridiculous that it's called a chapel because of how large it seems, but it's actually an intimate setting. >> also the bond between these two brothers, prince harry has talked

. >>> hello, i'm kate bolduan. it appears the princess bride had it right once again, to paraphrase, mostly dead is not all dead. and when it comes to the president's summit, with north korea, the president is suggesting that the summit is slightly alive. >> we're going to see what happens. we're talking to them now. it was a very nice statement they put out. we'll see what happens. it could be the 12th. we're talking to them now. they very much want to do it. we would like to do it. we'll see what happens. >> that jarring whiplash reversal, just 24 hours after abruptly canceling his talks with kim jong-un. president trump even saying as you heard right there, the meeting could still happen on the june 12th date that he just canceled. jeremy diamond is where the president just delivered the commencement speech, minutes ago. jeremy, the president, we heard, had been furious about the rhetoric coming from north korea. it certainly doesn't seem he is so much today. >> yeah, that's right. if you were feeling a case of

>> i agree with kate. this is not a story going away any time soon. and if you look at this in the context of the midterm election, it raises the questions of, what are voters going to think when they go to the ballot box. when they have to decide between electing someone in the president's party or someone in the democratic party? are they going to think about the issue, is this going away any time soon? everybody is aware of this. and yeah, i think there are a lot of republicans who wish that this was not a story that, you know, the stories about the president involved tax reform or policies they were trying to pass. every time there's a new chapter in the story, they are not talking about those things. so it raises a lot of worry in the republican party how it reflects when voters go to the polls. >> are you getting a sense for why you came around to confronting her since the story broke a few months ago? >> we saw rudy giuliani say he's still getting his facts straight. i don't know if we have a clear picture or timeline of what happens. but we ha

"at this hour" with kate bolduan starts right now. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. the russia investigation turns one year old today. i guess happy birthday is in order. well wishes you're probably not going to get from president trump. but he does offer up at least this congratulations, congratulations, america, he writes in a tweet. we're now into the second year of the greatest witch-hunt in american history and there is still no collusion and no obstruction. the only collusion was that done by democrats who were unable to win an election despite the spending of far more money. and the president's legal team marking the big day by ramping up big demands that the special counsel wrap up the investigation. trump's attorney rudy giuliani seems to have a new message on this anniversary as well. maybe we consider that an anniversary gift to donald trump. what giuliani says mueller told him. >> i asked him specifically if they -- if they realized or acknowledged they didn't have the power to indict. both under the justice department memo, which gives them their power i

, you're beautiful. >> reporter: kate and meghan are both 36.marriage. meghan a decade older than sarah. they had years to become independent women. >> they definitely have formed and will continue to form a close alliance, because they're in a very unique situation. >> catherine has been absolutely -- >> she's been wonderful. >> amazing, as has william as well, you know, fantastic support. >> this incarnation of the fab four, a lot more functional. you've got four people in their mid-30s. laser focused on that they want to achieve. >> reporter: the four made their first joint public appearance on christmas day less than a month after the couple's engagement. meghan's mere presence was history-making. >> meghan, who is only just engaged to prince harry was allowed to attend church, curtsey to the queen in front of the world. the first time we ever saw her do that. >> reporter: and she did it in unison with kate. meghan already comfortable in front of the cameras has been picking up a few tips as she trades one public life for another. >> being a

kate and william's took 45 minutes. then, then we will see them for the first time. >> you keep glossing over the kids. the great and interesting part of it, all kids are great and wonderful, yes, i'm going to get killed on social media. >> all kids are great. >> they are, but it's great to see prince george and princess charlotte. prince louie will not be here. they are flower girls and page boys. >> actually a bridesmaid. >> you don't see much of them, so that's exciting. the royal family will arrive shortly after william and harry get that. that includes the queen. then all eyes will be on meghan. she will get here with her mother, they will get here by car. meghan will take her long, history making walk down the aisle. the first portion is alone, then with prince charles. her father had heart surgery this week and is unable to make it. prince charles answered the call of duty and will do the honors instead. one thing everyone is looking for is what is she going to wear? >> what is she going to wear. she is a fashion

kate? >> still seems amazing there is confusion over the most basic thing of why was james comey fired? here we go again. laura, thank you very much. appreciate it. breaking news out of the white house, the president announcing another pardon, the fifth since he's taken office. this time promising to pardon a conservative author and political lightning rod. here is the president's tweet announcing all of this. we'll be giving a full pardon to da initia dinesh d'souza today. kaitlan collins is at the white house with more on this. where is this coming from and lay out who is d'souza. >> reporter: where this is coming from is a great question, kate, also a question surrounding some of the president's other pardons that he have come to mind in the recent weeks and days. now, dinesh d'souza is someone the tweeted this rather unexpectedly, he would be giving him a full pardon. this is a conservative author and filmmaker, someone who was convicted of violating federal campaign finance laws, somet

william and kate are -- there's a much more rigidity to them.as to be because he's going to be king. >> to some who he known the family well, harry and meghan will play a critical role in the monarchy's future. >> the world's view of the british monarchy is probably going to be determined more by harry and meghan than by william and kate. that's a very unusual situation. >> the royal family need harry to bridge the gap between the people and the monarchy because without that connection, the royal family wouldn't survive. >> as he has his whole life, prince harry will likely continue to be a star in the royal show. with his irresistible appeal, down-to-earth charm and, like his mother, a natural ability to connect. with meghan by his side, this modern royal couple are on course to redefine britain's most famous family and change the monarchy forever. >>> ah, here we go, the pomp and the pageantry, the flags and the fascinators, the royals and the romance. the sun is rising on what is truly an historic day, not on here in windsor, england. but aro

>> it is either the queen, camilla and charles or kate middleton. be last, so it won't be her. >> and so we have charles and camilla, and st. georges chapel, they had a prayer service there after their civil ceremony. >> no, it is the mom. >> it is doria. >> did they do a car change, because she was in the car with her daughter? >> maybe meghan hopped out. >> so, a car change, and how about that. >> always keeping it magical, and magical. and now we have another vehicle pulling up, and do we know who this is, katy? >> no, i don't know. but remember, i have not seen charles or ka mill l.a. and we have not seen camilla or prince george or princess charlotte. so i am put mig money down tingn that. >> well, it is a large hat. so camilla-esque hat. >> she wears a big hat. >> and so the big hat is camilla? >> well, doria had to be dropped off before hand, because she had to take the seat. >> that is camilla, and look at that hat. >> that is quite a hat. >> you have to love camilla. and camilla's children, when the cousins were arriving the extended family

william and kate are -- there's a much more rigidity to them.ibly there has to be because he is going to be king. >> to some who have known the family well, harry and meghan will play a critical role in the monarchy's future. >> the world's view of the british monarchy is probably going to be determined more by harry and meghan than by william and kate, certainly by charles and camila. that is a very unusual situation. >> the royal family need harry to bridge the gap between the people and the monarchy because without that connection, the royal family wouldn't survive. >> as he has his whole life, prince harry will likely continue to be a star in the royal show. with his irresistible appeal, down to earth charm, and like his mother, a natural ability to connect. with meghan by his side, this modern royal couple are on course to redefine britain's most famous family and change the monarchy forever. ♪ ♪ /s >>> i feel completely destroyed. >> i agree with it. >> there is a lot of uncertainty. >> does it shock you? >> we're all in deep -- >> you kno

. >> mila kunis and "snl's" kate mckinnon, secrets from their new comedy. >>> and everybody is reallypy to be reunited. >> behind the scenes of the "mama mia" sequel. >> let's get the party started. >> grandma, you are invited. >> that's the best kind of >>> johnny knoxville only invited e.t. to this amusement park. >> action point! >>> are you all right? >> that is melissa mccarthy and maya rudolph in "happy time murders" which opens august 17th. the third movie together but first one set in a world where humans and puppets co-existent and it's even crazier than it sounds, trust me. i'm pretty sure there isn't any puppets in the "spy who ducked me" but you will see mila kunis and kate mckinnon together for the first time and they talked to our nichelle turner. >> i didn't kill no one! >> mila and kate's action-packed comedy, "the spy who dumped me" was shot on location throughout europe. >> get wrapped up in an international espionage adventure who doesn't want that? i know i do. >> we're playing everything as real as possible. acting hard to keep a straight face. >> it's hard to bel

kate? >> kelly o'donnell at the white house, thank you. >>> with the midterm elections approaching this november there's an interesting trend taking shape. hundreds of candidates with science and technical backgrounds running for office this year. ann thompson tonight on what's driving these political scientists. >> reporter: this is not dr. hans kersted's natural habitat. the campaign trail through california's 48th congressional district trying to unseat 15-term congressman dana rohrabacher. this is where he thrives. >> the liquids -- >> reporter: a ground breaking stem cell researcher. bio tech ceo. first-time politician. why do you want to add congressman to your resume? >> i see congress as a greater stage to do good on. >> reporter: one of 400 political candidates with science, technology and engineering backgrounds, many motivated by what shea say the trump administration's attack on science wi sere eing rhetoric and excuses rather than facts and science. we're seeing the ban of scie

i want to bring in kate anderson brower. she follows melania's every move. this is surprising to anyone who's had their eyes on melania trump in the last week. she's been very busy, she unveiled her agenda, more than a year into her husband's presidency, this is a woman with a lot on her plate. and now she's dealing with a medical issue. having had kidney surgery. >> she certainly does have a lot on her plate. i was 1ur7ed they came out and released this. betty ford had a mastectomy when she was in the white house, she came out and said it be described exactly as it was, not just a women's problem. i think that everyone wants to give first ladies privacy, medical conditions are obviously very personal. i think it's a good sign they came out and explained what was happening with her, and they all wish her well. >> and so -- just tell us a little bit about where we have seen her and what's she's been up to to those who have not been paying attention. >> sure, last week she unveiled her be best campaign. it was a broad campaign about children. we really have se

kate bennett, thank you so much. we appreciate it. we know you had to use your indoor voice there as the music cut out. this first lady's announcement comes just as the new cnn polls that kate was talking about show her favorability up again ten points since january. nearly six in ten americans have a favorable view of melania trump. higher than for her husband ever. i want to talk more about this with dana bash and also joining us kate anderson brauer, author. and we'll be learning more about -- be best, what does that mean? melania trump will tell us. we know this has to do with the well-being of children. we expect that she will build on talking out against cyber bullying for instance when it comes to kids. as soon as she started doing that earlier on in the term, this was something that raised eyebro eyebrows, people said are you kidding me? look at some of the things that your husband does. and as we look back, it seems that she knew that that criticism was coming. she didn't really seem to care. she wanted to proceed with someth

"at this hour" with kate bolduan starts right now. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. the clock ticks and the world waits. just three hours from now, president trump will make the biggest foreign policy announcement of his entire presidency. the future of the iran deal. sources say that he is expected to push ahead on sanctions against iran, which means a first step toward pulling out of the deal. but those same sources, of course, also say nothing is final until the president speaks. so what has he said? quite a lot. >> the iran deal, which may be the single worst deal i've ever seen drawn by anybody -- one of the worst and most one sided transactions. it is a bad deal. it is a bad structure. it is falling down. should have never, ever been made. what kind of a deal is it where you're allowed to test missiles all over the place? >> add to that, the newest members of his foreign policy team, secretary of state mike pompeo celebrated trump's election with this since deleted tweet, i look forward to rolling back the disastrous deal with the world's largest state sponsor

i expected kate to be a little bit better, coach was good, so i think kate gets better they were beaten up badly on something that was not that much of a miss or guidedown i think they will be better in the back half than what we saw so far, and they are basically fixed, so i'm positive on what coach can do here and positive on brands in general i like ralph i like michael kors now. i like tommy and calvin, and i like tapestry with coach, kate, and so i think they got beaten up, but i think you'll see this come back. this looks like a buying opportunity to me. >> speaking of the brands, how important is it for them to use or embrace amazon as a distribution channel chico is the latest now to do that, and in recognition of how many prime members they have and how well they are doing, is this the way the companies could find growth >> i think everybody is going to have to embrace some platform like that. some people go on walmart's platform, most on amazon's platform, as long as you get a website that looks good for you, they fix you up so you look like you on the website and not like som