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megan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are seeing some improvement here over the last hour, hour and a half or so. that's good news here. we're on 0 in the oxon hill area headed to the report of standing water on wa0 near fort ington we'll check that out. that's causing issues. we also have see problems with fallen trees. look at this i have yo. we shot this earlier this morning at 197 in the bowie area, near old laurel-bowie road. they had a treedown, all of the lanes of traffic. 197 was close frded for aime -- closed for a time, but now it is all clear. we have some issues here and there all aund the dmv including standing water. we're on ourhi way to location. if it's stillknow a problem. we haven't had rain for a while. so we are seeing that improvement even with the standing water. cross your fingers the commute won't be too bad for too much longer. we'll let you know, back to you. >> tha s you. >>>ong winds did knock down this tree branch in southeast deet.c. it took down a power o.line, to this is the 3700 block.

megan, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning guys. we are seeing issues this morning wit downed trees. we're at a location in bowie on 197 near old laurel bowie road. a tree h fallen across all of the lanes here. so you can see that we have crews on the scene and actually we can hear the sound of a chainsaw there. they are making work, district work ofryhe treeg to get it out of the way. for the moment, 197 is closed at old laurel bowie road in the garea. they'rng to detour you here. you'll have to figure out a work-about while ty get this tree ut - tree out of the way. we're hearing of downedrees 202, largo. we'll check on that, as well. when you're trying to get to work, you may encounter tre that are down. also the possibility of standing mter. in fact on, way in i hit a couple of big ponds of water which in the dark surprised me a little bit. keep that in mind. we are seeing some issuesmohis ing. the rain has stopped so hopefully things will start to clear up. here and there across the dmv, traffic issues because of the stormouhat

megan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. yeah, there is certainly an uneasiness among people, people concerned for their safety. just coming in now we're learning that pol are on scene of another shooting. this one on the 800 block of 48th street in northeast. i want to get to the latest wmicide which yesterday morning. that coming just hours after tha r and the chief had spoken with neighbors. this particular shooting was on skylab place and wesr inster abbe in -- wagner in southeast. a 28-year-old was shot multiple times. he died shortly thereafter, marking the 45th homicide in the city this year. on saturday, the chief and d.c. mayor bowser met with neighbors, the mayor t suggesting that city increase the number of officers on the force to 4,000. she's also offered incentives for officers to live in the serve.ity they this is just a couple of ideas to try and prevent the crime in the city. back out here live, the serial a concern among neighbors for their safety. back to you. >> all right. thank you so much. meagantzgeral

>> oh, megan's good, man. that's my baby.hat, she -- i told you, we talking about it -- >> jimmy: i love her. >> she's 18 years younger than me. >> jimmy: i know. >> i looked up, my wife is 18 years younger than me. but the backlash is thought on that is that she will never be an old broad. >> jimmy: no. >> and i love old broads, especially named blanche. [ laughter ] and she got a cigarette laugh. you know, i say something funny and she laughs. she goes -- [ coughing ] [ laughter ] i love that, you know. i love varicose -- there's something about varicose veins, you know. >> jimmy: really? >> i love the varicose veins, the blue veins and the breasts. i love the blue veins. she got blue veins. they've got varicose veins in her calves. when i'm making love to her and i got her legs up, and i look at her calves, it looks like a a map of the 1700s. [ laughter ] look at quest. quest's laughing, jim. i've got quest. i got quest. >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> i'm hitting quest in the gut. i seen his afro shake. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: ca

megan? >> reporter: good mo the voting ended at midnight, and the results are in. georgetown university students approving a -- passing a referendumalling for a new student fee of $27.20 per semester with the money going to the descendants of slaves sold by georgetown universityack in 1838. now it is important to note that this referendum is nonbinding. the university ds not have to actually institute the fee. the final decision will be made by the board of trustees. shepherd thomas, though, is a student here at georgetown, his cestors forced to work as slaves. he was in favor of the referendum and says thaten stud need to pressure the university to do the right thing. >> to challenge the university. we the studenir, we're the step. someone has to take the initiative. whenever you want change at a university, it's up to you, in my opinion. >> reporter: georgetown everyone reased a statement saying in part, saying in part, thety univeralues the engagement of our students, it goes on to say that there are many approaches that enable our community to respond t the leg

megan mcgrath live with reaction from family members of those who died. goodmorning, megan. >> reporter: well, good morning. just a devastating fire. if you look behind me here, this is what the row of town homes looked like. if we pan over, this is this rn g. complete destruction. not a single wall is standing in this row. everything just burned to the ground, five townhouse units. now woman and her 13-year-old granddaughter died in this fire. they could not get out of the burning home. video was shot bpp c 4. and you see the moment when one of the town homes actually sepates from the unit next to it and collapses. it crashes to the ground. my colleague, shamari stone spoke to kathleen link. her mother, wendy welch, and her niece, stephanie welch, were on the phone with 911. they wereet trying to help but could not get out in time. >> told her to jump out the window. they said the how collapsed o her and the phone went dead. they were together, they said they found both of them tthether heir arms around each other. >> repornr: kathlink also lived in the town

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next up jonathan lack and ryan coe and megan riley. >> good evening, commissioners and thank you for your patience and hearing all of us. regarding the people who have come up here making their case against the navigation centre, long-time residents, being a homeowner on south beach for ten, 20 years, i would like the commission torse think about whether there's an inherent difference between these home hs and the humans experience homelessness. who don't live only in this neighborhood but seek temporary services. is there any difference that gives this first set of humans here more right to be in this neighborhood? how did money come to them? how many are from an oppressed section from the community or people of colour? how many have probably inherited generation of real estate because they're white and benefited from historical policies that benefit white people? people experiencing homelessness do not do so by choice. it's been they are denied opportunities and live in a system of racism. for those who claim they are not racist, that's fine, but you must believe there's racism if

megan. >> reporter: good morning, guys. it has been a grass root efforts. a group of citizens tired of the accidents and deaths coming together and calling for change. and thanks to their efforts, more speedameras and other safety enhancements are coming to indian head highway. route 210, indian heahi ghway, one of the most dangerous roads in the dmv. jazzin knows that well. her daughter was killed trying to cross the street to cch the bus. determined to bring change, duncan and a diverse group of citizens met in the evenings after work and kept up the pressure for safety improvements and their efforts have paid off. three new speed cameras are coming in june. >> i am humbled, i am thankful. my personal journey is to do whatever i can so that no other family ever experiences what myself and so many other falies have gone through. >> reporter: and there are other safety enhancements coming, including rumble strips and improved lighting intersections and changes to make traffic signals more visible. people who drive along h 2e it helps. >> as we know, there a

megan looks good all week.of wet and clouds and even a little cloud cover yesterday and a little wet yesterday, we got a day today mostly sunny, breezy, wind gusts at 35 to 45 miles per hour but temperatures like these, temp the list temperatures 72 in mountain view, san jose was 68, and much warmer to the south but breezy conditions kept temperatures cooler than they were today. that is how that works. even though there were wind cools things off, as you know. there goes that system. that is what brought the sprinkles last night. high pressure builds in behind and you get the wind. that is what we are seeing, gusty winds along the coast right now coming out of the west/northwest anywhere from 25 to 35 and higher elevations this morning had gusts up to 49 miles per hour. there are clouds hanging out around mount hamilton, stuck up there, localized formations. current temperatures, you have them, pretty mild and again cooler than yesterday by a few degrees. check it out. 15 degrees cooler in places in the south

hey, megan. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys.l the metro pcs store opened at 10:00 this morning a as you could hear, the go-go music is playing once again after a period of silence. nowhe outdoor speakers came ceo on after the t-mobile intervened in a dispute about the volume. go-go music is once again playing over the outdoor speaker at met pcs, the way it has for ecades. eo of t-mobile,rphe coorate operator of the store, announcing that a compromise had been reached. the music would return with the store now consulting with the communitn the volume. >> it is a landmark. if i wanted to call somebody and say, meet me on 7th street, meet me at 7th street where they are playing the music at and you just know it. like th >> it is a stable for all of these years. stay on. it is part o d.c. >> reporter: the music was silenced for a time after a neighborhood resident upset about the nse threatened to sue t-moonle. the coversy focused attention on the issue of gentrification and the community cause. it cou while the music plays once mor

megan? >> reporter: bell, good morning. just a tragic story. to give you some perspective mhere, look over shoulder. this is what t row of town homes looked lfire. these are located next door. right behind the chesapeake beach water this is whatst l cpletefe.park . five town homes burned to the ground. there is not a single wall standing. a woman and her 13-year-o -yea- granddaughter died when they could not gt, they were trapped inside. this video was shot by chopper 4. you see the moment when one of the towhomes actually separated from the unit next door and then collapsed. my colleague, shamari stone, spoke to kathleen link. she says her mother, wendy welsh and her nie were on the phone with 911 trying to get help, but they just couldn't get out of their burning home in time. >> told her to jump out the window. they said the house collapsed on her, and the phone went dead. they were together. they said that they found both of them together with their arms around each other. >> reporter: kathleen link also lived that town home. she not only l

she was just a really good person. >> megan olgin was mollie's older sister, just two years apart. they were, says megan, fiercely competitive. >> she was really smart, which i was always kind of jealous, because math came so easy to her. all the subjects came easy to her. she didn't even have to study, try, nothing. >> mollie also played drums in the high school band, but her friends, brooke ostrom and stephanie chasak say what mollie really loved was cruising down the highway singing along to bands like the spice girls. that's mollie behind the wheel. >> she loved her car a lot. i remember one night when she decided, i'm going to name my car jabbar. and after that, she called her car jabbar macar, and it was the funniest thing for no reason. >> smart, funny, and a car owner, all of which made for one very popular teen. she had a lot of friends? >> yes. >> oh, yeah. >> a lot of friends. >> yeah. >> she never let anybody leave from hanging out with her without giving them a hug and saying "i love you," ever. >> which was certainly true when it came to the newest member of mollie's

megan mcgrath with more. good morning.te >> repor well, good morning. yeah, we have seen a lot of this lately. a truck used to smash through the front, the glass front of a convenience store, in the attempt of taking an atm machine. this is the latest incident that syou can behind me here. you can see that the truck here still inside or at least partially inside that -- the 7-eleven. it appears to be stuck. in this instance, the robbers did not gethe away with machine. they actually fled the scene and left the truck right there where you see it here. in fact, the tow truck driver has been spinning wheels trying to get it out. it seems to be wedged on something. but this has beeni happeng a lot lately. in fact, this is the fifth such atm robbery orttempted robbery since mid-marc many of the incidents happening in prince george's county on ednesdays. thave been others, as well. in fact, nine atm either robberies or attempted robberies sie the 1st of the year. there has been a rash of these. and of course it begs the question as to whether or not these are

good morning. introduce yourself. i'm megannd i was under a lot of scrutiny when i came out of this reality show. i had my procedures before and did it solely for me, at 17 i had my ears pinned back, at 19 i had a boobjob and rhinoplasty, that was all for me. rhinoplasty is a nose job? yes, that was all for me. the face when i was on the television show everybody was like, she is so fake. it did not fix all my problems, i had to work on myself and do therapy, with age you learn to love yourself and become more are comfortable. you were on love island last summer? yes, and i was not aware of how much hate and trolling i had about the fact i had had cosmetic surgery. it is sad, that attitude makes people not want to do research and they rush into it because they are scared to tell family and friends they might want a procedure forfear of being judged. soon after you came out of love island, somebody gave a picture to the media of you before you had surgery, you at school, it is just behind you. you are smiling at that, why? nobod

morning in a soulful and emotional way about the loss he suffered in loss that had him and megan mccain in tears and a goodany people that watched. but then there is a question. susan, the question is if he doesn't have a good alnswer on "the view." on day one of his campaign, when will he have a good answer. >> it could not be a surprise these issues were raised. >> how could he not have a crisp, disciplined compelling response. instead he had a meandering one. it was a stor sorry not sorry a. it was a passive voice. he did not put this issue to rest. this is something that he will continue to face. he can talk about the empathy from the grief that he suffered in his life, but he also needs to be able to answer these questions in a better way than he did today. >> and addressing the charlottesville issue, and it want people forgetting how dark that period was, how hurt they felt as citizens. then the president with prodding from the news media chose to talk about the age, for the record trump is 72, joe biden is 76, here with all of that is the president on the white house lawn today. >> i feel like a you

megan: it could be worrisome. i thought 3m was one of the more interesting earnings, they are diversified with geography, and a bellwether for industrials and consumer goodsfact their numbers were pretty bad could suggest we might expect the same across the industry. matt: what does that mean you expect for gdp? does it change your expectations? megan: it does not change my expectations for gdp. because ofs bad seasonality. be surprised on the downside. we had bad data in january, but the data has improved. i think the risk is on the upside, but not for great reasons. we have seen indications that inventories have been building up, that should drive you to be growth. that is just pulling demand forward. companies that are stockpiling will have to de-stock, and that will be a drag on growth. imports are down, but that is not for a great reason. matt: thank you very much and stay with us. this suggests things have improved in the last few weeks. we have inventory numbers and imports numbers. there is a positive story, but as you say how long that lasts, or whether it is a good reason. this is the latest figures, megan e. greene stays with us. we will bring

morning in a soulful and emotional way about the loss he suffered in loss that had him and megan mccain in tears and a good many people that watched. but then there is a question. about women and about anita hill. susan, the question is if he doesn't have a good answer on the "view," on day one of his media campaign, when will he have a good answer? >> it could not be a surprise these issues were raised. in this interview and by the way in just about every interview in the foreseeable future. how could he not have a crisp, disciplined compelling response. instead he had a meandering one. that left no one satisfied. it is kind of a sorry not sorry answer. it was a passive voice. the mistakes were made voice. that is not a satisfying response. did he not put this issue to rest. this is something he will continue to face. we saw his strength. he can talk about the empathy from the grief that he suffered in his life, but he also needs to be able to answer these questions in a better way than he did today. >> and nancy, biden chose to stress the charlottesville issue as part of his announcement and that struck

trouble with megan's microphone there. >> you know, fans were extremely disappointed, especially because we were up 2-0 at the start of the series. you remember that? >> still happy abo aeally goodaid. >> yes. >> and you know -- >> a great season. we have megan. >> reporter: we're here outside the capital one arena, and people aretarting to wake up this morning. but as you would imagine, a lot of people waking up on the grouchy side because of the loss. if you look across from the capital o arena, hotel monaco, they still have the banners up this morning. you can see in the center there the one with the picture o stanley cup on it. a lotll of fans rea hoping to hang on to that cup, to claim ia for second year. obviously it just was not meant to be. the capitals losing in double overtime last night. a heartbreaking loss. but folks we spoke to, they said, you know, it was an exciting game, and they are still going to be fans. >> i'm proudf them because they fought hard the whole playoffs. it was kind of devastating to see them lore. but we' still -- i mean we're still going to be caps fans still, allcaps. >> reporter: a disappointing end to the season. a hard-fought game here. a l

am completely confident that such an investigation would xonerate me and clear my good name in northern virginia, megan f z fitzgerald, news 4. >> his accusers have not file ccriminalrges and they haven't sued, but both have said they will testify at a hearing before the general assembly. >>> today is the day that we've been counting down fo long to reach. the cherry blossoms along t tidal basin now in peak boom. >> there is something new the park service and crowds are dae mark seagraves is here to say how scooters are impacting the trees. >> reporter: it's crowded down here. the sun is out so that is helping to warm things up a bi but let's look at some video from earlier today to show you e crowds thatave been down here since earlier this morning. predawn people started showing up to get picture about noon the park service announced we are at full peak bloom. sat's about 70% of the tr are at their peak right now. but as you mentioned, one of the things ty're calling a new phenomenon down here this year are the use of those scooters, those rentable scooters you can represent by the minute. we saw the

megan mcgrath is at the scene with more. good morning.ep >> rter: good morning, guys.got the truck that was used in this crime out of here. let's go right to the video. you can see what happened earlier. it was another one of these attempted atm robberies, something we've seen a lot of lately. the only problem here is that the robbers, they used to a truck to go through the front glass of the sechb thore. truck got stuck. so they could not make their escape. they did t not get atm. they did not get the cash, and they floep -- they fled on foot. there have been a total of nine since the beginning of the year. the big question -- are any of these connected? something detectives are looking into here. this remains a crime scene. we're at south dakota avenue right near riggs roa in northeast. the latest incident here. they'll be looking at surveillance cameras, trying to piece together what happened, lookingor s.witnesse at this point, no arrests have beenmade,nd the robbers didn't get away with any money. >> thanks. >>> prince william county police are searching for the g

news4's megan mcgrath has more on what's happening today. good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning, guys. yeah, there's going to be a town hall meeting later tonight to talk about the controversy surrounding the amusic,s well s other issues affecting this changing neighborhood. now all is quiet right here at 7th and florida avenues. no music playing right now. come business ho going to change. the speakers there will again play go-go music. the store was forced to stop following a complaint from a neighbor to t-mobile, the corporate owner here of metro pcs. they had to stop playing the music for about a month. but the silcing of what has become a staple in the neighborhood prompted a social dia movement with the hash tag of #dontmutedc. it put a spotlight on genttrician and theomnity interaction it can cause. the ceo came out and announced that a compromise had been reached. the music would be back, and the store would work with neighbors on the volume. d.c. leaders say it's the right thing to do. >> go-go music is part of the city and will

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up >>> news4's megan mcgrath is live along the road in ft. washington with more information. goodrning. >> reporter: good morning. if you look behind me, you see route 210. indian head highway. a live look ash rusur ramps up. this is one of most dangerous roads in the area. citizens met regularly and kept up the pressure for safety ov imprements. three new speed cameras are coming in june. the proceeds from the tickets nal injury the cri compensation fund, ton the state or county. that took a change in maryland law to happen. additional safety improvements include rumble strips, improved lightningin th tersections as well as changes to make tffic signals morebl visie. yasmin duncan lost her daughter last march. she was killed crossing 210 to catch a bus. duncan thinks that the new came cameras will make a difference. >> it's humbling to sri the outpou of love, support from the community, because it does take a village. it is bigger than one person or family that experienced the tragedy. >> reporter: speed often a factor in the deadly crashes. the he is that the new cameras as well

it's helping an iowa man walk again megan right there shows us how this cutting edge technology works. i feel it. good >>shakur robinson learn to live with pain after an accident 20 years ago i fill out a car. >>and my ad separated my my foot from my to be in fabian and was hanging like a piece of skin. >>and he had these 2 wires. >>back then doctors reconstructed his ankle with pins. he went about his life without any big problems until he moved to iowa this summer i thought that i had twisted in my yard doing yard work came inflamed and infected. >>and am i to come to the hospital and it just kind of fell apart. he came to brabants medical center and learned that a list bone in his ankle was dead. >>and had to be removed the nice thing is 2 years ago. >>your option would have been to go in and tear up that phone and tact this whole thing full of just and bone graft if you use up your rear foot and ankle. >>and then none of that would have ever been to doctor micah murdock had a new option. i first heard about it about a year ago it had been a much longer than that. not very many people are doing it

good evening, commissioner. thanks so much nor opportunity to be here today. my name is megan wier and i co-chair the vision zero task force and glad to be here to provide a report of our action strategy. i also want to take a motion to acknowledge my director of environmental health, patrick tis dale and thank my directors and my co-chair chava kronenberg. san francisco adopted vision voe in 201437 -- 2014. we were the second city in the country and we have 40 cities who also adopted the goal of adopting this on our streets and reducing severe injuries. san francisco to our knowledge is the only city in the country in which public health has the opportunity to co-chair the task force with our transportation agency. my presentation will focus on the key goals. we had 23 traffic-related deaths in 2018. our second lowest number of deaths in recorded history of over 14 100 years in san francisco. as dr. colfax acknowledged, each traffic fatality is a tragic loss of life on our streets and hits home with respect to our friends, family, loved ones and co-workers. for that reason al

nes mental health is along the -- megan mcgrath is along the roadit w the changes to prevent more deadly crashes. there good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is a notoriously dangerous road. but change is coming thanks to the efforts of a group of citizens who gathered regularly in the evenings after work and kept up the pressure for safety improvements on 210.or three m speed cameras are going to be coming to this root in june. and the proceeds, the money from those speed camera ticklls, it wi go to the cminal injury compensation fund. not the state or county. it took a change in maryland law happen. it now additional safety improvements on the way also include rumble strips, improved lighting atin tersections, as well as changes to make traffic signals more visible. i can't s yasmin johnson lost her daughter as she was crossing to catch a bu she's hopin the changes will spare other families her pain. >> i am humbled, im thankful.na my persojourney is to do whatever i can so that no other family ever experiences what myself and so many other families have gone through.or >> repr: speed is often a f

in iowa man walk again, this is really fascinating reporter megan with the reports on how this cutting edge treatment works. i feel it. goodrobinson learn to live with pain after an accident 20 years ago, i fill out a car. >>and my dad, separating my my foot from my to be in fabian and was hanging like a piece of skin. >>and he had these 2 wires. >>back then doctors reconstructed his ankle with pins. he went about his life without any big problems until he moved to iowa this summer and i thought that i had in my yard doing yard work came inflaming infected. >>and them at a county hospital and it just kind of fell apart. he came to brabants medical center and learned that a list bone in his ankle was dead. >>and had to be removed the nice thing is 2 years ago. >>your option would have been to go in and tear up that phone and tact this whole thing full of just and bonds bone graft if you use up your rear foot and ankle. >>and then none of that would haae ever been to doctor micah murdock had a new option. i first heard about it about a year ago it had been a much longer than that. not very many people are doing it a total an

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you have a situation where we are going to have really good outcomes because of the technological revolution and really bad ones. i agree with meganwe are just getting used to the capacities we have now. information technology and we will adapt. some both will do exactly what you said about using this as a way to facilitate actual communication. and things will get stronger and will have accommodation of virtual communities. there will be another set of people who do drop out altogether and are sitting in front of those screens. a virtual reality machine that is a whole lot more exciting than the humdrum real-world that they otherwise live in. maybe the reason we, everything is so murky, is we don't really know what the sizes of those different kinds of groups will be. >> we don't. and i will say, i think ultimately technology will have to foster - - [indiscernible]. in order to contribute to human thriving. that humans do need those things. maybe the answer is that computers will get so good at simulating. that we can all pretend - - that it won't be a problem. >> we haven't talked about politics yet. i wouldn't have written this

. >> if the situation were you going to have some good outcomes because of technological revolution. in some really bad ones. i agree with megan, we are just getting used to the capacities that we have now. in information technology and we will adapt some of us, some will do exactly as you are saying about using this as a way to facilitate communication. and some people get stronger and we will have a combination of virtual communities and there will be another set of people to do dropout altogether and sitting in virtually reality machine. that is a whole lot more exciting than the real word and maybe the reason, everything is so murky is we don't really know what the sizes of those kinds of groups are going to be. >> i will start, i think that ultimately technology is going to have two fall in order to the community to contribute to human thriving. i do think that is right, it is breaking up the community in the real world and humans do need those things. maybe the answer is that computers will get so good at simulating, we cannot pretend we're. [laughter] then it will be a problem. the more individually will all feel very h

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megan has been out of sight harry made a big appearance. correspondent keir simmons at his post, he will remain until the child is born. keir, good morning. good morning, guys, hard to believe isn't it tt we were here just under a year ago for that fantastic wedding in windsor. the streets, i've got to be honest, are not number of people the way they were then. that's because i think harry and megan are being so guarded about this birth. here's what we know. megan is pregnant. that's about it. if prince harry i feeling at all anxious, the shouldn't to be father sure i't owing, handing out medals at the world marathon looki well royally relaxed. no way would he appear an hour's drive from home if megan had been going into labor. brother prince william giving nothing away saturday. he's away in new zealand. >> i haven't got my phone with me. i have no idea. t >> reporter: intense speculation, reports megan passed her due de this weekend, that she is planning a home birth and even a magazine photo shoot, fueled with the couple's unshakeable dedication to privacy. the couple's house well away from public view. >> clearly the sussexs

good mornin craig,savannah. there is a very loud tribute to the queen today and royal fans he and around the world are also on baby watch, meganto celebrate the queen'srt biay this morning. queen elizabeth turns 93 sunday surrounded by family at windsor castle for easter services. prince harry is about to take on the new role of dad and possibly a new royal role, too, brother william prepares to be the future king. >> william is going, to be king harry is at the moment trying to find what role he will have. >> reporter: queen elizabeth serenad by the crowd as she left. heavily pregnant megan stayed away. she and harry wishing the queen happy birthday witth wback snaps on their new instagram account, where they shared never before seen pictures of themselves working well fants in africa. now sunday "time's" reporting the young family could be moving there, possibly sometime next year, citing a royal source saying the plan is to find a new way of user their softpower, prince harry has deep dies to africa, starting when he was sent to sentibale helping young children with hiv and calling the country of botswanandis se home. >> th