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when pippa middle on the carried her nearly nine-foot train, a lot of attention was diverted to pippa'sn international sensation. the groom and best man walked into the abbey together. >> after entering the abbey, the groom was extremely polite making his way down the aisle to speak to the guests. harry went to speak to his uncle, charles spencer. celebrity guests including elton john and david furnish. then victoria beckham and david beckham. he made a fashion faux pas. jayne seymour joined you are coverage. >> i loved when harry turned to take a sneak peek at the bride and said to william, she looks good. >> he probably wasn't supposed to do that. >> that's our harry. >> the archbishop of canterbury a officiated the ceremony. >> i catherine elizabeth. >> i catherine e liz bit. >> take thee william arthur fill li louis. >> take thee william arthur phillip louis. >> the abbey bells rang as they exited and rode through london in an open-air carriage. more than 1 million people lined the streets. they appeared on the balcony for this historic moment. i witnessed that smeech from the middl

with me are pippa crerar, deputy political editor at the guardian, and dia chakravarty, brexit editorks at the future of sky, and a 22—billion pound bid from a us cable tv giant, that could threaten rupert murdoch's attempts to take full control of the pay—tv group. the daily telegraph looks at the labour anti—semitism row. it has a warning from union leader len mccluskey, that five so called ‘corbyn—hater‘ labour mps would be ‘held to account‘ for what he calls whipping up the row to smear the party leader. the daily express leads with the ordeal of the family of the seriously ill toddler alfie evans, whose father hailed his son as a "warrior"... the ‘i‘ features president trump's up coming visit to the uk onjuly 13th. unlucky for some say those who plan major protests. the guardian reports that the home secretary amber rudd is taking the heat for the windrush controversy in order to protect downing street. the times investigates a finding that long term use of some prescribed drugs could raise the risk of dementia. and the sun has a picture of new dad the duke of cambridge. the pape

thousands of people in berlin have rallied in support of the jewish community demonstrators wearing pippa's came out a week after the attack after an attack on two men wearing the caps dominick came reports. many hundreds of people have come here to the center of violence take part in this demonstration of peaceful protest as it were against the sorts of scenes that we witnessed last week when two people were attacked by a person who had seen them wearing the jewish keep the skullcap and who had screamed anti semitic abuse at them the point to make here is this demonstration here is just one of several taking place in german cities in three other places there are similar sorts of demonstrations the point being made is the pride that members of the jewish community feel in their face and the fact that they want to highlight the evils of what they consider anti semitism to be there's also some other point to make the german government has been very clear that it feels that anti semitism must be stamped out wherever possible and certainly that's something that the chancellor angela merkel has

word today that kate's sister pippa is pregnant with her first child. kel kelly cobiella, nbc news, london. >>> new video this morning of crews putting out a fire. this is at a homeless encampment this morning. sky range over the scene near 880 and 98th street in oakland. no one was hurt. >>> turning to our microclimate weather forecast. another beautiful day on tap. although it is going to start getting warm. >> taking a live look outside at palo alto and 101 and traffic moving smoothly and the sun beaming down. meteorologist kari hall joins us now. and i want to thank you for bringing that -- this beautiful forecast. you make me smile. >> don't be upset with me if things change. >> i can't promise that but okay. >> a live look at ocean beach and everyone enjoying the warmer weather heading to the coast where it is a lot cooler and much more comfortable and as we take a live look outside in san jose, our temperatures are climbing quickly. we are already in the low 70s and we will be in the upper 70s by 1:00 this afternoon. and normally our high is abou

did you hear about pippa?> on watch. >> sitting at the supermarket with the magazines. >> "national enquirer." bill wants to know. >>> so the storm system this weekend did produce some tornadoes. this video comes to us from the sonic drive-thru in louisiana, the one area that got hit hard. the car in the background -- look at the car tossed 100-mile-per-hour winds. what's amazing when you see footage like this how quickly the damage is done as the tornado rolls on through. thankfully no one was in those vehicles at the time. no one was injured. no one was hurt. we don't have permission for that video yet but it is on my twitter feed. areas of kentucky, illinois and indiana, a rainy morning for you from st. louis to louisville. it's been raining all morning long and all night long in atlanta. flood watch has been dropped so that's good. from athens to greenville to asheville and boone we are expecting a wet day, possibility of minor flooding concerns. this is a slow moving storm. it's not going to arrive until

pippa middleton, the princesses sister is reportedly pregnant. julia: yes. we should talk about the new baby. , apparently. they are tied as the most -- albert and arthur. scarlet: how long before the official announcement? julia: a couple days. france's president arrives in washington today for a visit. he is looking to use his special relationship with president trump to win a place for europe and cooperation on a whole range of geopolitical issues within the president america first agenda. kevin cirilli joins us now from the white house. great to chat with you. i tweeted earlier the preparation, which looked amazing. there are some really key and important subjects, particularly things like iran that they will want to discuss what progress can be made? president mccrum wants to see president trump face his decision. president trump has advocated for the united states to remove itself from that obama era deal. i will be candid. there are republicans and capitol hill who say this might not be the right time for the united states to get out of the iran deal,

in tomorrow's front pages at 10:a0pm this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are pippa deputy political editor for the guardian, and dia chakravarty, brexit editor at the telegraph. stay with us for that. the french president emmanuel macron has used a rare speech to the joint houses of the us congress to denounce nationalism and isolationism. mr macron said such policies "could be tempting" as a "temporary answer", but they "would only inflame the fears of our citizens". mr macron is the first foreign leader to be afforded a us state visit by mr trump, and he used the opportunity to talk about the importance of international co—operation to combat global threats. this requires for more than ever the united states involvement as your role as decisive for creating and safeguarding today's free world. the united states is the one who invented this militarism. you are the one that now but who has to help to preserve and reinvented. joining us now our state department correspondent barbara plett usher. interesting state of affairs when a frenchman that explains marseille to

aunt pippa seen at the palace. george and sister charlotte, the first to visit. charlotte stole the show all smiles and waves heading in to meet her baby brother. even one last turn to the cameras. the queen, 92 years old and out riding her horse while kate was giving birth, will be the first to hear the baby's name. it took two days to announce charlotte's. same for george. william's name or names. he's william arthur phillip lewis were made public a week after he was born. prince harry and meghan markle just might get the inside scoop. no comment for the couple while on official royal business monday, but their neighbors and harry already a doting uncle. >> now aunt meghan is on the scene, it's going to be better. and will we hear the pitter patter of tiny royal feet? >> reporter: prince william joking about being a father of three. thrice the worry with a third rosy cheeked royal heir. >> hey, kelly. let's go back to that image of the princess waving. princess charlotte waving there. do we know if that was planned? it went viral. was it planned or did charlott

family of five they are spending down time at kensington palace receiving well wishers her sister pippaoignant reminders of the princess donated by william and harry. there's the soft pink outfit she wore setting off on her honeymoon, this regal evening gown with bustle from the '80s, her nod to the scottish highland games, and the purple versace look she sported in chicago. >> we see her change from that sort of early 1980s, new romantic look, into a woman who had a very strong sense of confidence. >> the star of the exhibit, sim. armani chinos and flat jacket. >> she goes from being a clothes horse to a work horse. the words she used. >> reporter: that iconic outfit worn on her walk through mongolia that prompted prince harry to sup the same charity days after her death. not just making powerful personal statements but creating best sellers for british fashion designers inspiring kate who wore red like dine na on the hospital steps and megan, both informal and informal wear. and royal toddler fashion, selling out everywhere. princess charlotte's vintage style floral spocked depress li

and this just in, the baby's aunt pippa middleton was just seen arriving at kensington palace to mightrince charles has just released a statement saying we are so pleased at the news. it is a great joy to have another grandchild. the only trouble is i don't know how i am going to keep up with them. robin. >> all right, amy, we're so very happy for all of them. all right, jen, let's talk more about this. because a lot of people -- some people are like, oh, my gosh, seven hours? you've delivered 1500 babies and counting. >> yes, ma'am. >> how unusual is that? >> well, listen, if i were going home to a palace i'd want to get out of the hospital also. i think -- i think we have to distinguish here between the future queen of england and the average woman. it can be safe. the key is support and follow-up. a woman seven hours after delivery is still in the initial and acute stages of a major physiologic event, blood change, blood pressure, et cetera. as long as there's monitoring and support, this is not a situation where you're going to have a woman go home and start taking care of the othe