prince charles and camilla, as well. president trump is not just joined by his wife, first lady m melania, his daughter and senior adviser and her husband and john bolton on this trip, as well. it is a critical moment for britain. for the uk as this moment of extraordinary political upheaval collides with the arrival of a president who rather enjoys throwing a wildcard. president trump is visiting europe for the 75th commemoration of d-day in normandy, france. tomorrow he holds a bilateral meeting with prime minister theresa may. more of the politics of the visit. on wednesday, he'll head to portsmith for more commemorations of d-day there. i want to bring in now john north american editor for bbc. an important week for president trump and a critical week for the brits, for prime minister may and for the person who may very well succeed her, boris johnson, as well. as we look at these images from the abbey, can you tell me what you picked up on this morning from the president's visit? >> rather like, hallie, when you're

between maher here move through who is a security official who's often accompanied the saudi crown prince on his travels around the world and dr sala took begay who's a forensic scientist who is one of the 15 saudis who arrived and we believe the team that carried out the murder and that conversation talks about how heavy the body would be it talks about separating the joints it talks about plastic bags and leather bags in which to dispose of the body and that is before jamal khashoggi arrived in the consulate it goes on and it really is pretty horrific so to give details of exactly what happened to the struggle the sounds that were heard the saudi team say did he sleep keep pushing pushier do not remove your hand the sound of movement the sound of heavy panting and then the sound of a sore and of course james you know you detail very dramatically for us exactly what's in this report i've got a copy of him myself and only some of it we can really relate to our viewers but what it what we do have to us perhaps is what is actually clarifying in the report that perhaps we didn't know before

we'll meet prince charles and thought i said vince charles and went over to meet prince charles, i saidetheart, for a person that loves the royal family so much, you missed out on meeting prince charles. what were you thinking? she said, john, i thought you said vince charles, not prince charles. so we've been laughing about that since it happened, and it was great. my wife, she's the best, and that one is a great story. >> we know that your wife is the best, and i would like to see how much she loved when you decided to tell that story on national television. i'm going to check in with her later on that. >> i don't know what she's going to say. hopefully i can still have dinner tonight. >> we'll see. >> but she's wonderful. >> you call me and tell me. now back to politics. less on the monarchy, more on the democracy. i have asked you about governor larry hogan before, and -- >> yeah. >> on his decision-making process. does his decision that he will not be running against donald trump in a republican primary, does it impact your decision-making as you've long said all options are on the

tea with prince charles. ceremony, raining as the president and the first lady begin their long delayed trip to britain, but controversy and conflict never too far away. minutes from now, the trumps will pay respect at britain's grave at the unknown warrior. tonight, there will be a state banquet at buckingham palace where the toast will drown out any lingering whispers over the president's attacks on the mayor of london. happened just moments before he landed there, or the criticism of the outgoing british prime minister and brexit. >> our coverage begins with our max foster and abby phillip. max, let's begin with you first. we were speaking with you as they were touring the royal gift collection. what else can you tell us about all of this pomp and circumstance for this official uk visit for the president? >> well, we have seen these amazing artifacts. we expect the president to come back. there he is, the beast coming back with some booing and some cheering. it's pretty well balanced. he's heading off ther

tonight, prince william will be at the state banquet. president trump will be asked and invited to inspect the guard. we'll see how he copes this time. didn't go well last time. before that we'll hear the national anthems of the united states and also the united kingdom as well. in the past, president obama has spoken through the british national anthem, another faux pas. literally these events, even for british people, are littered with traps -- social traps. there is so much etiquette involved. it's a simple way to look at it that the queen takes precedence. she walks first, starts the conversation, she holds her hand out to shake hands. president trump isn't committed to following any of the etiquette rules. he's not a british subject. actually on this event he's on par with the queen. they are both heads of state. this is a joint event as far as the british establishment is concerned. >> clarissa, we know president trump often doesn't follow with convention, orthodoxy or history. that makes this so interesting to watch. we expect the

well this is an opportunity for the crown prince to show that not on years he's been able to shrug off the negativity that was associated with what is perceived to be his role in the murder of journalists as well as obviously his role in the war in yemen an opportunity that not only has been able to shrug that off but also that he is now at center stage of international diplomacy part of that is purely coincidental necessity because obviously saudi arabia will be the next host of the g. 20 is not necessarily an achievement in and of itself but a big part of that is due to the role of u.s. president donald trump and other wild leaders who have chosen to ignore or turn a blind eye on the. less than savory practices of the crown prince says many analysts would describe it in favor of the billions of dollars worth of investments coming. from him and that's why we saw the u.s. president try and shine light on some of the more positive elements of the saudi crown prince his policies as he would like to say namely the countering terrorism but prior to champ's statements there was a few made b

with the prince of wales raise those?” prince of wales. .. with the prince of wales raise those?onversation. i think probably from president trump's point of view, that element makes it very important. will he tweet about it later? i would have thought it would be a wheat free zone, but from both sides, there would be a wish that the conversation is constructive and friendly. —— tweet free zone. and with the state banquet coming up, where there is a speech made by the queen and a reply by the president, and the tradition of the speeches at the state banquet is that they should be pretty much about the importance and positive side of the relationship with either country. in terms of the usa, there is no other country with which our relationship is deeper or more important. so there is plenty to talk about on a positive side. a behind the scenes and the us press secretary would have been involved in planning for previous state visits, what are the relations alike between the two countries between the negotiating period? is it au peace and harmony or other disagreements of who shoul

it will be 50 years tomorrow since the investiture of prince charles as prince of wales.r — and was watched by millions of people around the world. but in wales — it polarised opinion. our correspondent sian lloyd has this report. it was the moment the queen crowned her eldest son the prince of wales in a grand investiture ceremony held in caernarfon castle. i, charles, prince of wales, do become your liege man of life and limb and of earthly worship. among the guests invited 50 years ago was sir nicholas soames, a long—time friend of the prince. it was one of the greatest days of my life, and of course it was made the more extraordinary because of what was actually happening. here was the creation of the prince of wales in the most wonderful and moving ceremony in that magnificent castle. but the celebrations in caernarfon weren't universally popular. it was a time when nationalism and welsh language campaigning were on the rise. the investiture ceremony attracted some protests — and even direct action. there were violent attacks. a bomb exploded at government offices cl

it will be 50 years tomorrow since the investiture of prince charles as prince of wales.emony at caernarfon castle was one of the first major royal occasions to be broadcast in colour, and was watched by millions of people around the world. but in wales — it polarised opinion. our correspondent sian lloyd has this report. it was the moment the queen crowned her eldest son the prince of wales in a grand investiture ceremony held in caernarfon castle. i, charles, prince of wales, do become your liege man of life and limb and of earthly worship. among the guests invited 50 years ago was sir nicholas soames, a long—time friend of the prince. it was one of the greatest days of my life, and of course it was made the more extraordinary because of what was actually happening. here was the creation of the prince of wales in the most wonderful and moving ceremony in that magnificent castle. but the celebrations in caernarfon weren't universally popular. it was a time when nationalism and welsh language campaigning were on the rise. the investiture ceremony attracted some protests —

are you an investigator says the saudi crown prince. three russians and a ukrainian have been named in charge of the shooting down of flight mh. one seven yet profits struck by i mediation of eastern ukraine in twenty fourteen two hundred and ninety eight people on board killed. taurus june is out the only candidate in the running to replace theresa may who is against a heart breaks it. has been rejected by party mps for candidates remain the price of course leadership of the conservatives and at that offic. of uk prime minister . thank you very much for being with us. an independent u. m. report says the saudi crown prince could be personally responsible for the murder of jamal shoji. the dissident side a journalist was last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul in october evidence found he being killed and dismembered. eleven people are on trial and we had for the killing. you and special reporter and yes kalama describe heschel g. as having been brutally slain. a six month long reporter concludes that it walls an extrajudicia

khashoggi, a critic of the prince, was killed iide the udi consulate in istanbul. our diplomaticsp cordent james landale reports. james: jamal khashoggi was a columnist for "the washington post," a critic of the saudi leadership, and a proud husband to be. but in october last year he consulate inau istanbul to get some papers that he and his fiancÉe needed for their marriage. he was never seen again. james: an independent investigatiofor the united nations has concluded he was the victim of a deliberate, premeditated execution by the saudi state.ep the 100-paget sets out in e im detail how officials from the saudi consulanned and carried out the murder, from the mbitial struggle to the sound of the body being dised. many of the saudi officials who flew int istanbul are named in the report. but crucially, it also says mohammad bin salmain crown and de facto ruler of saudi arabia, should also be investigated, citing experts who said it was inconceivable he waw noe of the operation. >> that have- sinceat evidence demonstrates that further investigation is required to

charles, he said prince charles" wa nts future charles, he said prince charles" wants future generationssaster". that is a pretty watery endorsement of prince charles's views. i would endorsement of prince charles's views. iwould not, as endorsement of prince charles's views. i would not, as you say, hold my breath for president trump to run to the rescue of... but prince charles is the change is happening, but it is as it is happening too slowly stop —— he says. but it is as it is happening too slowly stop -- he says. once they we re slowly stop -- he says. once they were the telegraph and move onto the main which is damewood for cbi cheat who spread project fear. this is the royal honours they were announced about an hour royal honours they were announced aboutan hourago, royal honours they were announced about an hour ago, and they have taken a very political line on it. —— chief. taken a very political line on it. -- chief. they have gone for the chief executive of cbi, saying she was the architect of one of the so—called "project fear" during the referendum that warned about economi

who is a security official who has often accompanied mohammed bin selden someone the saudi crown prince in that conversation they talk about putting. the trunk in a bag whether it will be too heavy they talk about separating joints and they talk about bringing plastic and leather bags and. to place the body as a result of that conversation she says the interception of mr shoji was the result of a planned and elaborate mission involving extensive coordination and resources then there is some passages in this yes having listened and she did listen to some of the tapes from turkish intelligence that really are very distressing describing the actual moment of the murder that was going to be my question to you actually the next question is what materials what evidence did she have agnes calmar to gather this report to come up with results well it's listening i think to those recordings we've all heard about those recordings but we've not really had much detail of exactly what is in the will of those recordings that were gathered by turkish intelligence she makes it clear she didn't hear all

, i covered the first tour of prince charles and camilla and donald trump turned up to a dinner so princeit will be interesting to see how that conversation changes from a famous businessman attending a gala dinner, to a president on a state visit to britain. thank you, duncan. we can talk now to the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, who you may have seen greeting donald trump at sta nsted a short have seen greeting donald trump at stansted a short while ago when he landed. thank you forjoining us. he's here on a visit and obviously quite an unusual time, because the prime minister has resigned, standing down at the end of the week, and just minutes before he touched down, he tweeted about sadiq khan. have you seen that tweet? what you make of it? just about. was that a question to me? sorry.” you make of it? just about. was that a question to me? sorry. i think we have some sound difficulties. i hope you can hear my! there was a tweet that minutes before donald trump touched down, he sent out about sadiq khan was the what's your reaction to that? well, you know, this is a president who we

they will be shown around by prince andrew and prince harry. state visits westminster abbey as pa rt of state visits westminster abbey as part of their state visit we should look forward to welcoming president trump and the first lady and other people in the delegation as well. are you nervous at all about the prospect of any controversy?” are you nervous at all about the prospect of any controversy? i don't expect any controversy. what we will be doing in the abbey is first of all the president will be laying a wreath at the grave of the unknown warrior. that is a ceremonial moment. we pray for the president, we pray for the queen, of course, as well. and then i have maybe have an hour to give the president and the first lady a tour of the abbey. i will show them some of these special places in the abbey. obviously the grave of the unknown warrior, they will have seen, but they will also see saint edward the's shrine and the chapel from the 16th century. in the chapel from the 16th century. in the lady chapel is where mary queen of scots is bu

greeted this morning by prince of wales, prince charles. the duchess of cornwall walking with melania trump.inte took aim sat some members of the royal family by prime minister may herself. president trump is prepared for the possibility of climate change to come up. this is something that's near and dear to prince charles' heart. an issue where he and the president don't see eye to eye. a possible tension point. that said, president trump is a fan of the queen. he has enjoyed his previous visits. this is his first official state visit, which means the queen is formally hosting the trump family. but he has been to the uk for a working visit in the past and me so far, we have seen no breaches of protocol. meghan markle is home with her young infant son archie, he and prince harry just had a baby. president trump was asked in an interview about the comments that markle made prior to him becoming elected. president trump called her nasty. he hopes she's doing well. she's married into that royal family. there are some interesting points to watc

we are waiting to hear from police in prince george's county.ust over an hour ago they announced they had located a 16-year-old girl who they said had been kidnapped this morning in langley park. investigators have been talking with the teenager who had been reported missing from the district a couple weeks ago. wre going to havean update at the top of the hour. >>> a man suspected of raping two women on the same street in northwest d.c. last month has been captured.ce d.c. poli say lester wilkerson tried attacking two women again at me on irving street yesterday. a mother and daughter. both inde screamed. a neighbor ran after wilkerson until police arrested him. court documents show wilkerson had just gotten out of prison in april. he'd been in for kidnapping another woman on thatme street back in 2007. >>> there is a new and deadly twist to the investigation into the death of a prince george's county couple in the dominicanp reic. nbc news has confirmed that a pennsylvania woman died at that same resort hotel under similar circumstances. five

harry and prince william. we are told the way -- the royal family will bring up climate change with the president. there will be a lot of pomp and circumstance later on in protest tomorrow are expected to be much larger if any today. as he talks to the prime minister. we will see you all morning long. the wall street journal editorial page. joseph, so good to see this morning. but this visit in perspective because the royal family's instagram account i will point out has been tweeting about this visit and the queen did host president trump and melania trump last year at windsor castle. but over the course of her reign. they have met 12 u.s. presidents but only hosted two previous state visits. but this in perspective for everybody. i think one of the reasons that this is particularly important for the uk right now. it's happening against the backdrop of brexit. in of course success for that is in a depend on deepening the u.s. that is an aspect of the visit that a lot of people are focused on. how do you conti

well more than a bit it's for me was a very warm welcome that's was offered through the crown prince by u.s. presidents and donald trump who described it as an on or to sit down with his friend i mean the libraries that are being raised are maybe from the custom recorders namely human rights organizations press freedoms and others who are still very much angry at the fact that the saudi crown prince has been implicated in the murder of jamal. as well as obviously his role in the war in yemen and till now has not been held accountable is more significant is i mean is that whilst everybody expected the u.s. on the donald trump to continue its policy of money above ethics as has been described by its critics they are maybe surprised that it was done in such a late since way just days off to the united nations special reports or into the murder of jamal specialities shoot her reports in which she made it very clear that there was a need for an international independent investigation but be that there was enough of ground to true assume that there was a role played by the crown prince moh

that includes the crown prince.t urged un member states to impose targeted sanctions against individuals allegedly involved in the killing of mr khashoggi. these should include the crown prince of saudi arabia unless or until proof emerges that he had no responsibility. the crown prince's foreign minister said the report contained nothing new, just contradictions and unfounded allegations. but this report matters because it puts pressure on saudi arabia's allies — the united states, the united kingdom and others — that they can'tjust ignore this murder and carry on with business as usual, such as ministers discussing trade and intelligence as if nothing had happened. the foreign office said those responsible must be held accountable, but right now that includes only 11 unnamed suspects being tried behind closed doors. so this report is not the last word on what happened to jamal khashoggi. james landale, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news. pyongyang is preparing for a visit from china's president. it's

, prince charles himself was successful in any way in convincing trump. >> has he moved you a little bit? >> i'll tell you what moved me is his passion for future generations. he is not doing this for him. he's doing it for future generations. this is real. he believes that. he wants to have a world that's good for future generations. and i do, too.

prince harry sort of came into view for a short time. appeared to be with -- ivanka trump but then disappeared. there was an informal lunch behind closed doors and don't know what iran action he had with president trump at that point. he knows the cameras, after all, lis mother was princess diana. he very much understand the media even though he doesn't like it. people are commenting. you don't know. perhaps that was his role. to be further back, but people are commenting about the distance between the president and prince harry. that's the kind of thing. you know, you look at these pictures now, and they look just everything that the british are so good at carrying off in terms of pomp and circumstance, but that's the kind of incident that we'll learn about as the hours, as the hours go on and as the day, as today and tomorrow plays out, and you know that the combination of the american press and the british press, which are -- two of the most inquisitive and determined press in the world, you know that many, if there have been incident

in particular, the crown prince. >> muhammad bulk -- mohammed did someone -- the crown prince is the authority in the region. he is accused of saying you would like to use of the let -- bullet on the journalists. weeks after the journalists of death, prosecutors charged 11 men with his killing. the u.n. report finds that others are still free. it's expert says sanctions should be implemented against those behind the crime including possibly the crown prince. >> it is a logical step for me to be asking for him to be included in the sanctions until and unless there is evidence provided that he was not involved. >> the journalists was 59 years old. his widow has welcomed the report and she calls for the world's top hours to take responsibility and ensure that justice is done. laila: let's go to our istanbul correspondent dorian jones who is covering this. the saudi's maintain that this is gone horribly wrong but she is unequivocal in her findings. she says the killing was premeditated. what do you think was used for this report? dorian: this relies heavily on recordings taken inside the

prince george's county police say that's not the case right now.ay is what we heard diane say.on the perscame into the school and was acting erratically. it's also important to know that after this happened, the school itself was dismissed at 1:55. but there are students who are will involved in the aftercare program asl. so a lot of concern for those kids. the school is on lockdown. prince george's county police saying as it stand, everyone is safe, but this is a very active situation. it's important for me to mention that prince george's counar police asking residents to avoid this area as they continue to search for this report of what was initially called an active shooter. they're still looking for this person. back to you all in the studio.a >> tre, do we know what they're telling parents to do with those after school students? what should they be? doing can they come close to the school or anywhere to pick them up? >> reporter: no.ca no on come close. literally, we just got on this scene a few minutes ago. prince geor are also trying to figu

should have come from prince mohammed mohammed. the turkish government has been providing significant information to the to the united nations or to many recommendations but right for example we should talk about you can hear me just to pick up on that the tech ish government you say has been providing evidence to the united nations but as jane said the u.n. until now. somewhat dragged its feet in asking in initiating an international investigation into this because the secretary general has said for instance that there has been no request nor fishel request from turkey from another country into an investigation will this now change with this report will the turks ask and demand an international investigation by the united nations. most likely this is going to be the case asking for an international investigation because they have been saying this over the past few months number 2 they have been saying that they would like to see the. members of the his squad to be extradited to turkey if saudi arabia is not willing to. charge them

very visible on the stage but taking a step back, prince of wales was walking up the garden, the prince tea, he started to become more and more, he was always there and but he is much more in the foreground now stop yelling taking on some of . and he had tea with the duchess of cornwall and that was his own thing going on, transition moving on and the prince of wales stepping up at the prince of wales stepping up at the dinner leading to winfield house, around the table tonight as well is the duke of cambridge will be there. a sense of continuity moving forward. i always want to be a fly on the table, listening to the conversations and it is worth reminding people that she is incredibly well—informed, she gets the intelligence every week, she will know as much is the man sitting to her side. she will be very well brief, short of the politics of what is going on at the moment, will she wa nt to is going on at the moment, will she want to talk about it, that is another matter. but there is a more common area between another matter. but there is a more common area between the territory, an

saudi prosecutors insist the crown prince had nothing to do with the murder.di arabia is investigation is thought to not be conducted in good faith. earlier, she told al jazeera about what she heard on the audio recordings inside the consulate. need to berdings interpreted. they do not tell a straightforward story. what was done to his body, i cannot deduct from the sounds i have heard. i can infer from the sounds that something was done based on the knowledge. it is possible jamal khashoggi injected with something and he was the fixated with a plastic bag. this is one of the possibilities. of theure and extent dismemberment, i cannot comment on. allow me to add one thing. as far as the recording is concerned, it was mr. khashoggi loses consciousness, there is no evidence of the people that are there in the room attempting to take care of him, attempting to rest estate -- reese hesitated him, attempting to do something. that points to the fact that an accident happened doesn't quite match what i have heard. there is no attempt to do something, and there is no

duchess of sussex they don't they don't like each other at all there's the potential for a round with prince charles over the over the environment's various very high ranking politicians who've been invited to the state banquet so nice here are boycotting it's. opposition politicians taking to twitter saying that the whole thing should be cancelled and that's even without the public protests that there's there's banners going up on some of the bridges around london saying stop trump and there's going to be a process outside buckingham palace here this evening as well so the whole thing is really marked with rancor and a lot of people saying that it's a sad day it's totally inappropriate for him to be in such a strange thing that this is supposed to be you know the oldest the most crucial relationship in the walls really between the u.s. and u.k. and it is marked with with so much disagreement over. trumps perceptions of house he sees things as being and the perception the u.k. of how they see him indian of course or as his helicopter lands in the gardens of buckingham palace lawrence and we

the prince george's county police said the driver did stop. neighbors say they'veeen complaining about this intersection for years. >> speeding is a problem. cops come out here ayotte to, i guess you coulday s catch the speeders. there's a lot of accidents. we're always like, when is somebody going to put a four-way stop or traffic signal. >> reporter: prince george's county police tell me this crash remains under investigation. no charges have been filed. darcy spencer, news4. >> that new bit of information we got minutes ago that theer driv who struck the teen left him for dead. the family of the 14-year-old has set up a gofundme to raise money. to learn how you can help, open our nbc app and search "honor student." it has been a particularly violent week in t district. someone has been shot, killed everyday over the past five day, the longest continuous stretch this ye the latest victim was killed nhis morning i a neighborhood on 4th street and galveston in e the ce identified as jackson. and a second victim, a woman shot multiple times. >>

i found in paris the match was a $44559.00 set out of the park the prince the u.s. singer said looking to defend the target they want in canada in 2015. came to balance the world cup finals fans are crazy there were so many french tears in usa cheers it is amazing match i was really nervous the entire game especially sitting among the french but. i think france came out really strong in the 2nd half. like they can either but they set a victory can i was there when. the peano came through for us. and she cleaned up the other one so it was great there over the past decade london has become a 2nd home to the top american sports are already annual n.f.l. and n.b.a. games and later this saturday 2 darts of major league baseball will be playing in the english capital e. welling's triple. pitching to play a major league baseball game in the u.k. would once have been unthinkable but on your american football and basketball games in london have been a success and that's helped bring by sport to the stage in the house to the olympics 7 years ago the 2 biggest names in bicycle

they managed to warship without prince george's county native kevin durant. he's been out with a calf stron, but nba sces say he could return as early as game three in oakland. going to make a dierence, too. other than drake, an ambassador bically for the raptors. another special guest in the arena. former president barack obama received a standing ovation when he was aflounced at the game. >>> the gnats squared off with the reds in the finale of their three-became weekend. it was a good one. the nats three-time cy young r award winne max scherzer tossed it and t ended oneree strikeouts. the record doesn't reflect how awesome he is. that helped them earn the serie victory, 4-1. only scwirzer's third n of the season. he deserves more. he's one of the best. >>> before the rain arrived yesterday, hundreds of kids witt disabils had the chance to spend the day outside and get in a workout. >> this was part of an annual sports festival put on by the group keen that stands for kids enjoy exercise now. the event took place in potomac. the goal is to makehildren ith d

abdul-rahman ybor he he was an african muslim prince and scholar came out of the area around gambia and he was actually slave to matches for over 40 years and we have that story but but you're a combination of all these things that's unique here to the to the deep south on she i mean africa american and muslim and why. why is that why is it important to stress i mean in this exhibit in your work this missing link of islam in this in this makes the most important reason is that it's going to help the african-american to become a 1st class citizen am opposed to a 2nd class citizen and this whole standing up for rights fight for freedom leaving the whole effort in america for reforming america and bringing america to respect its own constitution all blending is really was that's what makes me optimistic about the future. this corner of the exhibition is really interesting because you've goals real evidence of this link between islam and slavery in mississippi and it brought him of the man who was known as the prince among slaves who was sold into slavery for 40 years before winning his

in the meeting between trump on the sunday crown prince. initially u.s. president donald trump trolls not to speak about the case of meredith how the journalist when he was meeting with the saudi crown prince mohammed bin as a working breakfast on saturday in or sokka he was asked 3 separate times about the case of the murdered journalist and each time president trump chose to ignore it instead choosing to focus on the billions of dollars being invested by this how does the u.s. economy and praising crown prince mohammed bin for reforms as he described it however later on on the day later on in the day when the u.s. president held a press conference he was asked again about the case of jamal khashoggi at that point he was forced to answer and he said that he had faith in the saudi judicial system you pointed to the fact that he said there was 13 suspects being investigated they're obviously choosing to ignore the fact that many are questioning not only the independence of this how do you draw additionally but also how the culprits of a crime committed in

also coming up saudi arabia rejects calls for crown prince mohammed bin solvent to be investigated over jamaal she's deaths. speak to the author of the un report who claims there is quote credible evidence been solomon was behind the journalist's execution last year. also on the show the u.n. says a record 71000000 people have been displaced by war and persecution worldwide on world refugee day we look at the plight of growth engine muslims plus who get the top job at the e.u. france and germany clash over who should become the next president of the european commission and in sports at the women's world cup some acrobatic goal keeping by japan was not enough to tame england will have that's. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us chinese president xi jinping has arrived in north korea for his 1st state visit there talks with host kim jong un are said to center on pyongyang's nuclear weapons program a summit earlier this year between cam and us president dol trump ended without any agreement and china then backed sanctions on the north so ties are strained between the 2 countries

prince harry there, too. solemn wreath laying at the grave of the unknown warrior in westminster abbey. to afternoon tea with prince charles and camilla, the duchess of cornwall. what's not known, did the prince push the president on climate change, something he's passionate about? but of course trump has stoked controversy here, weighing in on brexit and on who should suck seesz teri ma may, fighting on twitter with london's mayor. and that tiff with meghan markle, the american-born duchess of sussex, wife of prince harry. the president firing back when told by a reporter than markle had been critical of him in 2016. >> i didn't know that she was nasty. >> reporter: the white house insists he was describing meghan's comments, not personally insulting her. the duchess, on maternity leave, did not attend today's events. but all that seemed far away this evening, where the real estate developer from queens basked in the honor bestowed on him by the queen. >> it was quite the day. terry moran is live outside bac

you see it will shift into prince george's county. really bright chores, this is why most of us arender a flash flood watch through late tonight. once we hit 10:00, the threat winds down. but even midnight, still a few scattered showers out there. but we should be mostly dry early tomorrow morning. and r then is bring done the high of 88 to a more confident about 74 in washington. a butas that haven't seen any rain, still sitting in the low 80s. frederick, gaithersburg, leesburg as well. tomorrow a high of 84. similar to today. humid with rain and thunderstorms around mainly during the afternoon and evening hours. not a huge risk for severe weather. thursday should be a storm team 4 weather alert day with a high around 90. friday and beautiful wisaturday beautiful. >> loving that. thanks. >>> coming up, nats bad luck coinues and it is notnt >>> rain is reeking havoc. >> yeah, will the nats ever p y again. >> yeah, game has been delad. postponed last night as well becae of bad weather. took almost three hours to officially call off the

the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall will attend on behalf of the queen.resident trump and the first lady will travel from central london to portsmouth, where they will attend the commemorations at southsea common to mark the 75th anniversary of the d—day landings. they will be joined by 300 d—day veterans. the queen will formally bid farewell to the president and mrs trump in portsmouth, who will then depart later in the day and travel to ireland. before meeting the queen this morning, president trump took to twitter to criticise the mayor of london, sadiq khan, from stansted airport's runway. yesterday, sadiq khan said the uk should not be rolling out the red carpet for president trump. in a tweet, the president called the mayor of london a stone cold loser. mr trump also compared sadiq khan to new york city's mayor, bill de blasio, who he said was dumb and incompetent. in reply, mr de blasio said being compared to sadiq khan was a compliment. in the last hour, new york city's mayor, bill de blasio, has been giving his reaction to president trump's tweet

the president meeting the queen and the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall.appy to see him and the first lady. they met on the west terrace at buckingham palace. they are now all inside buckingham palace where there is a private lunch with the president. some of his family, other members of the royal family, including the duke of sussex, prince harry, although his wife, his american wife, megan makro, is not attending because she is on maternity leave. yes she is on maternity leave. yes she is on maternity leave. yes she is on maternity leave but there is something going on because the president, in a taped interview used the word nasty and in the same sentence used her name. what is the line? do we know what is going on? the line is she is on maternity leave. ba by rg the line is she is on maternity leave. baby rg is a month old. clearly in a different time and a different moment having an american at the heart of the royal family, to bring her out for a state visit, would have been particularly useful, perhaps. of the issue is as well that the duchess of su

now, inc news is looking at prince william add an lg bt looking at prince william add an lgbt homelessless charity looking at prince william add an lgbt homeless charity where he was asked some frank questions and gave an honest answer about how he would feel if his children were to say that they were homosexual.” feel if his children were to say that they were homosexual. i thought this was interesting. his response would be —— was that he would be concerned and i think that is the response of every parent. that is against the backdrop of being in this amazing charity who often looks after young people who have been kicked out of their home. i thought it was interesting and a powerful interview. it played very well in the current backdrop, in pride month in london, but it also spoke about the commonwealth and his role as the future king. the commonwealth is dominated by countries that have restrictive if not damning laws against gay people so it was a sensitive one and he spoke about the pressure on his own child if they we re pressure on his own child if they were to be gay and what

a un investigator says there's evidence the saudi crown prince was behind the murder of journalist jamaloggi. the duke and duchess of cambridge deeply saddened after a woman in her 80s is injured in an accident with their police escort. and it's make or break for scotland in the women's world cup. and coming up in sport later in the hour on bbc news, we will have the latest from the cricket world cup as south africa look to turn their fortunes around against new zealand in birmingham. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. dutch investigators have accused four men of murder for their role in the shooting down of a malaysian airlines passenger plane over eastern ukraine five years ago. flight mhi7 was on its way from amsterdam to kuala lumpur when it was hit with a missle, killing all 298 people on board. international arrest warrants have now been issued for three russians and a ukrainian. the trial is set to start in the netherlands next year. richard galpin reports. five years ago, the wreckage of the malaysia airlines plain lay strewn across these fields of eastern ukraine

charles, the prince of wales.l also meet with her grandson, prince william and his wife kate, the duchess of cambridge and prince harry will attend a dinner this evening. meghan markle is on maternity leave. >> bill: photos from the rooms in the picture gallery and we mentioned how striking it is. they use natural light here that is done in such a world class way, sandra, which you can imagine any time of the day, dawn, dusk, midday, just to be present in that room and truly be striking to anyone who has the opportunity to walk these halls and to look at the collection. this particular collection as we mentioned significance between the u.s. and the u.k. and the royal collection. it really must be a slice of history that few of us ever truly have the opportunity to witness for ourselves. a great opportunity here. >> sandra: coming into us slowly here some of the items that are on display in the picture gallery in this exhibit the queen is leading them around, a hand colored print of the new york crystal palace of

of jamal special she had little bearing on trump's warm relations with the crown prince mohammed bin saddam on a man who he described was not on earth to sits with breakfast so the the u.s. policy under trump has been one of money over everything else and so long as the saudis continue to pump billions of dollars into the u.s. economy doesn't matter whether they killed doesn't matter what the role of mohammed bin said a man is that is most important true donald trump and it's something that the saudis are well aware of that's why we heard those statements by mohamed bin someone at the beginning pointing to the fact that he said job creation that there was a 1000000 jobs that were created in the u.s. as trump said and obviously as the saudis would like to continue to remind him that we're done so the expense of saudi money but what's significant is that despite the truly those wanting to move away from the crisis that's occurred as a result of the murder of john especially in the saudi consulates in istanbul the american press corps as well as the international one for that matter hav

report suggests saudi crown prince mohammed bin samadhi is linked to the killing of jamal khashoggi but journalist was murdered at the saudi consulate in istanbul last year plus a staggering new figure from the un's refugee agency the number of displaced people worldwide has reached a record high of more than $70000000.00 we asked the un's high commissioner for refugees what's behind the increase and what the international community can do to reverse this trend. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and around the world a very warm welcome to the program dutch prosecutors have named 4 suspects in the downing of malaysia airlines flight m.h. 75 years ago the international team heading the investigation announced that one ukrainian and 3 russian men face murder. charges in the netherlands for their alleged involvement in shooting down the plane and july 24th flight m h 17 was hit by a russian made missile while flying over ukraine all 298 people on board were killed most were from the net once. burning debris was all that was left of flight m.h. 17 after it exploded above the east

report says there is credible evidence saudi crown prince mohammed bin sound man was involved in the murder it calls for the prince to be investigated and his personal assets sanctioned saudi arabia has dismissed the findings as baseless but the special investigator says the killing is an international crime with universal jurisdiction when mr cashel loses consciousness there is no evidence of the people that are there in the room attempting to take care of him the 10000 to arrest the city came attempting to do something that to me points to the fact that the notion that there is an accident that the next event happened that isn't quite to match what i have heard there is no attempt to to do something and there is no scream so or. any expression of of fear over what's happening 3 russians and the ukrainian will face murder charges over the deaths of 298 people who were aboard malaysia airlines flight m h 17 the plane was shot down in eastern ukraine in $24.00 team over territory held by pro russian separatists a dutch led international teams as the plane was hit by a russian missile

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