mary beard has a hunch about that.will try to do some swaps on the side. not a bad idea. perhaps the owners of the caesars will see sense and have a stab at it. that's all we have time for. we leave you in manchester where a memorial concert was held today the city centre, one year after the horrific terror attack where 22 people died. tonight the bells rang across the city at 10:31pm, the moment of the explosion. good night. # don't look back in anger # i heard you say # so sally can wait # she knows it's too late # as we're walking on by # her soul slides away # but don't look back in anger # don't look back in anger # i heard you say.# let's get a check on the weather for wednesday. it is not looking bad at all for most of us. a lot of sunshine on the way. 0n the cool side on the north sea coasts with an onshore wind and a bit of cloud, but for many inland it will be a beautiful day. these weather systems in the atlantic on moving northward between scotland and iceland. away to the south, that is why the weather is

and the, really terrific classics professor, mary beard, who some of you know but if you don't, look her up and she has just written a book about women in power and she traces this whole line of being quiet, don't speak, don't speak up. now, for every one who said that was just a hillary clinton problem, the people who would be interviewed, well of course, i would vote for a woman, just not that woman, and now in the last year-and-a-half, what have we seen. we've seen elizabeth warren ordered off the floor of the senate by mitch mcconnell. i was in the senate for eight years. i never saw that. becauseow she was reading a letr from coretta scott king about jeff sessions, and he told her to stop. she had every right not to stop. whenre she didn't, she literally had her taken off the floor. one of her male colleagues a very good guy, another democratic senator, came to the floor and he began to read the letter, nobody said a word. or car mall-carpal mall la harris --y kamala harris, doing her job at a committee hearing and basically told to stop talking. don't do that. so, this is not a

the really terrific classic professor, mary beard, who you may know but if you don't, look her up -- she had just written a book about women in power in which she traces this whole line of being quiet and don't speak up. for everyone who said that was just a hillary clinton problem in the people who are be interviewed and they would say of course, i would vote for women just not that woman. and now in the last year half what have we seen? elizabeth warren ordered off the floor of the senate by mitch mcconnell. i was at the senate for eight years and i never saw that. she was reading a letter from caretta scott king about jeff sessions and he told her to stop and she had every right not to stop and when she did not he literally had her taken off the floor and one of her male colleagues, a very good guy, another democrat senator, came to the floor and he began to read the letter and no one said a word. or pamela harris who was doing her job in cross-examining jeff sessions and a committee heari hearing. [applause] basically he was told to stop talking. don't do that. this is not about

high honors at the james beard foundation awards or as some might call it, the oscars of the food world. it took home the award for outstanding baker in the country. kpix 5's mary lee is live at the bakery where they are celebrating today. >> that's right, this is a huge honor and i'm joined with the co-owner and pastry chef, belinda. this is the award. how does it feel? >> it's been a whirlwind. it's still sinking in. >> congrats. i know your entire staff, there they are, are celebrating right along with you. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: it's a sweet homecoming for belinda leong. she and her co-owner just won the award in chicago for outstanding baker in the country. it's like the oscars of the food world. >> this is a dream. it's like right when you get into this profession, you're like, wow. james beard. one day. i can't believe we got it. >> reporter: belinda shares the honor with her entire team, which she calls her family. her staff starts baking at 4 a.m., making 2,000 to 3,000 pastries a day. they use a thousand pounds of butter a week. it's a key ingredient that makes their signature pastry kouign amoun so unique. >> i really love baking. i thi

and a queen mary diamond bandeau tiara lent to her by queen elizabe elizabeth. prince harry wore his military uniform and he was sporting a bearde in the open-air carriage through the town of windsor, celebrating their happiness. there were throngs of people lining the streets. some had been there for days. i saw tents popping up along the route because people wanted to catch a glimpse of them. at this hour they're attending the first of two receptions. this one hosted by the queen for about 600 wedding guests. let'alk about t rest of their lives. >> 600 wedding guests, right? >> exactly. all of this wedding, which richard quest has told me not to get into the price. but in -- okay, but in terms of the -- let's start with the moments, okay, that we just saw. there was very beautiful, romantic moment when she first walked down the aisle and she met prince harry. everybody, of course, is reading -- okay. so we believe -- he looked at her. the very first thing he said is, you look amazing. >> that's love. that's love. i mean, he's -- he only sees one person and one woman. >> it was terribly touching. they held hands nearly through