prince charles is speaking out.failed. however, victory came at an unbearably heavy cost. this was, and remains, the single bloodiest day in canadian military history. yet canadians displayed a strength of character and commitment to one another that is still evident today. they did not waver. this was canada at its best. the canadians at vimy embodied the true nor, strong and free —— the troon. —— the true north. speaks french. prince charles speaking there, as the centenary of the battle of vimy ridge during the first world war is remembered. a little earlier both prince charles, the duke of cambridge and prince harry were taken on a tour of the memorial there. vimy ridge, the battle was a decisive victory for the allies and also important in the development of canada's national identity, as four divisions from the nation attack together for the first time as the canadian corps, and you see the crowds gathered there. thousands of young canadians have travelled to northern france, many of them relations of the 3500

prince charles, prince william and prince harry are all there to commemorate that battle.on. more than 3500 canadian soldiers were killed there. the battle took place between the ninth and 12th of april in 1917. it was part of the opening phase of the british led that love —— battle of arras. so the military music there as the commemorations of the 100th anniversary of the battle for vimy ridge, in which 3500 canadian soldiers were killed. princes charles, william and harry all there in attendance as well as french president francois hollande and the canadian prime minister too. there they are, standing at the memorial. a beautiful day in northern france. 0ur correspondent duncan kennedy is there, so we will have more from vimy ridge late in the afternoon. now the time is 23 minutes past three. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news this afternoon. police in manchester say they received 31 calls yesterday relating to the use of the banned synthetic drug, spice. 1a of the calls were about people who'd collapsed. tributes are being paid to the former

she went back to prince charles. prince charles was under terrible pressure to get married.et marri by 30. his duty was to marry. diana looked on paper as if she was the one. they were 12 years apart. they had no interests in common. they had only been together 12 times when he proposed to her. >> wow. >> he didn't know her. she didn't know him. and the marriage was doomed. >> tell me about charles. he seems like a stiff to me. what's charles about? he's going to be king of england. >> he is. i met him in 1991 by complete happenstance. i was shocked how different he was from the old foggie. >> did you like him? >> he was charming. one of his grandmother's beloved best friends. he kissed her on the cheek, asked her about her health. i was -- >> queen mum. >> queen mum. >> what about elizabeth, is she cold? >> who? >> his mother. >> his mother. no, she's a very warm person. when i wrote about her, i had to sort of part the curtain and show the warmth and humor and everything behind her. >> sally bedell smith, i've known her forever. this is a beautifully written book. it reads

here, prince charles, william and harry are marking the 100th anniversary of the battle that changedty and a sense of sadness for what happened during the war. the battle for vimy ridge only lasted four days. it was canada‘s national coming—of—age moment when its forces combined to defeat the germans holding the upper ground. in nearby varas, scottish losses in the wider fight were also remembered today. -- arras. he lay down his life for his friends. so ferocious was the fighting in this region, the average daily death toll exceeded that of the somme or passchendaele. among those to die was 26—year—old sergeant david would from edinburgh. —— david wooding. was 26—year—old sergeant david would from edinburgh. -- david wooding. we would not be free to do what we want so would not be free to do what we want so they fought and died for us. we have to remember them and thank them. the queen sent a message saying it was our duty to remember and honour those who served so valiantly at vimy ridge and throughout the first world war. well, the main events get under way in the next couple of h

today's event, here being rehearsed, will be witnessed by prince charles, prince william and prince harrysat here in front of this striking monument, soaring out of the top of the ridge itself and dedicated to those who died. its humbling scale a symbol of losses on both sides. every kind of weapon was used here and, although world war i would come to a close the following year, this battle showed its horrors were drawn out to the end. the headlines on bbc news. the government toughens its rhetoric over russia's involvement in the syrian civil war. swedish police confirm a number of people are in custody and being questioned following raids at addresses around stockholm. and the body of the police officer keith palmer who was stabbed to death last month is to be taken to the palace of westminister before his funeral tomorrow. let's go back to our main story and michael fallon has said that moscow was responsible for the civilian deaths in what he has called the barbaric gas attack in syria on tuesday. let's speak to a russian political commentator in moscow. thank you for talking to us th

charles reportedly unsure about whether he wanted to propose to the 19-year-old diana. his father princeld charles. >> prince philip wanted to be fair to diana because he didn't want her reputation as a sort of young 19-year-old, you know in british society ruined and he spelled this out to charles in a letter saying, look, the time has come. you need to either marry her or cut her loose. >> reporter: the book revealing the ill-fated marriage almost never happened. with prince charles experiencing cold feet just before their 1981 wedding. >> going into something like i think he felt that was it for life and as he wasn't sure if the relationship, i think he felt trapped. >> reporter: but as their marriage progressed despite constant fights with diana, charles was by all accounts a loving and devoted father behind closed doors, much different from the sometimes removed and stern public image he projects. >> he was a very hands-on father, very early on and would always get back from royal engagements as much as he could to give william and harry baths and put them to bed. >> reporter: throu

today's event, here being rehearsed, will be witnessed by prince charles, prince william and prince harryhis striking monument, soaring out of the top of the ridge itself and dedicated to those who died. its humbling scale a symbol of losses on both sides. every kind of weapon was used here and, although world war i would come to a close the following year, this battle showed its horrors were drawn out to the end. let me take you live to the scene, francois hollande, justin trudeau is there as well. at the ceremony has been called a piece poppy ceremony. it is all part of the commemorations of the day, this particular part of it, that piece poppy is, but 20,000 canadians have actually travelled to then northern france to take part in this. 7000 canadian troops were wounded during fighting. the battle itself began early on april the 9th, 1917 and was part of a larger british led offensive that included australian soldiers, known as the battle of arras. those commemorations taking place now. tributes are being paid to the former radio two presenter, brian matthew, who died yesterday aged 88

more than 20,000 people, including princes charles, william and harry, will gather in northern francenary of one of the bloodiest battles of the first world war. thousands of scottish and canadian troops died in four days of fighting in the battle of vimy ridge. 0ur correspondent duncan kennedy reports. the fighting to take the bridge on lasted for days but this was just pa rt lasted for days but this was just part of the price paid by allied troops. overall, the arras campaign saw 300,000 casualties. the battle of arras saw over 4,000 men killed and wounded on average, which gives it a higher daily casualties rate than any of the other famous battles, like the somme. so it was one of the most intense and brutal campaigns the british army fought. these are scenes from the battlefield. much of the heavy load to dislodge the germans from the ridge was shouldered by comedian and scottish troops. the canadians won three victoria crosses on the first day alone. the scots suffered so many casualties, communities back home were shocked. today's event, here being rehearsed, will be witnessed

prince jor biography of prince charles in 20 years. sheds new light of shaped the k.>> gre i wat to struck by the pn your book you used ishat a lot used to say to him as he was growing up, in his teenage years and sitting and waiting to be queen. >> you mean king. >> thank you. i mean king. boy did i get that wrong. >> he was incredibly sensitive child and he is somebody who was ly worlds. he was brought up in this environment. he went out into,lace for schoot time but he had, everything was set up for so he's caught between very traditional o his mother, who is so he's got the. so he's kind of the man in the 's always been kind of overshadowed by both. this book five years ago he seemed to be this kind of blurry backgrou ready to be looked at with a magnifying glass, res hy tick. >> decooperate? >> de. cooperation. it's not an official biography. that's fine. i independent. i was able to travel to see him at work, toite places he's most. he's built a town in because there are poor people and rich people living side-by-side. it's got an advanced fuel plant that uses w

princes charles, william and harry will be among those attending the event to mark the battle of vimyvy losses. people caught fly—tipping will have to help councils clean up litter, under new proposals by the government. it says fly tippers cost £50 million a year in england — and the number of instances of rubbish being illegally dumped by roads or in parks is on the increase. just before richard brings us the sports news, the crew on board a turkish airlines flight ended up having to look ended up having to look after one more passenger than they bargained for,after a woman gave birth on board. look at this! she is so sweet. cabin crew helped to deliver the baby girl after the mother went into labour shortly after take off. the journey from guinea to burkina faso was only just over 2 hours long, so as you can see, things happened rather quickly! there is the baby wrapped in bla nkets there is the baby wrapped in blankets and looking very content. i wonder ifjustin rose will look similarly content by the end of the final round at augusta today? he is in pole position. we‘ll be talkin

the book claiming charles felt pressured into marrying diana by his father prince philip. and charles' friends warned him against proposing. according to the books in the days after tydiana's death, charles expressed fear that he would be blamed for her death. >> wonder what they think after all this time. >>> the box office battle between the beast and boss baby, who came out on top. at what age are people the happiest? the answer may surprise you. here on "early today." the noble tortilla was created thousands of years ago by the ancient mayans. so for the love of all things delicious. fill this storied vessel with queso fresco and oaxaca cheese topped with cotija, a cheesy cargo worthy of the honor. holy cow. moo... that means really good. return to real food. dairy products made with california milk. from our family farms to your table. return to real. look for the seal. allure best of beauty and marie claire's most wanted. eyes show emotion, not your age. olay eyes. ageless. [ ominou[ sniffs ] little girl: daddy! trapped by your unrelenting nasal allergies? [ meow ] [

we knew about the potential connection between prince charles and glad the paler... grandson 16 times removed from fla bby grandson 16 times removed from flabby and paler and he has a holiday home and the mayor has said he can be prince of transylvania, it would look really good, prince charles, prince of transylvania! there is a cartoon, no garlic for me, camilla! he is honoured as king of ten pack two. we were talking earlier about the things that builders had found hidden away, tying it into lambeth palace, they found remains of some old archbishops. it says my mother—in—law moved six years ago, boulders found a cavity in the loft, a loaded world war i gun was and is, she lived there since 1968. richards says they found biking tunnels underneath a house in dundalk in ireland, it's amazing. and carol found wallpaper on the wall, talking about dig turpin when she renovated her house in enfield. incredible. people measure their kids... janice, thank you. thank you. coming up in the next half hour... could these lambs be the internet stars of the future? we'll be findi

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prince charles said that was his dilemma before he met pope.on a gift basket filled with tea and chocolate. not a bad idea. >>> the man who opens the doors in the vatican museums opportunity need to remember any lock combinations but he does have to juggle 2,800 keys. seth doane finds out how he does it. >> reporter: it's one of the busiest tourist sites on earth but at 5:00 a.m. he has it much to himself. husband job here is as ancient as these tools. he's a key man. he and his hz team are responsible for open 3g 00 doors at the vatican museums every morning. there are nearly 2,800 keys in his charge. he's the first in the famed gallery of maps. now it's only for you. >> translator: yes, it's emotional to be in the museum all alone, he said. i'm privileged in this job. the doors he open reveal masterpiece masterpieces. this is van gogh. your job would be the vin of many art historians. i have the chance to appreciate some of the most important pieces of art in the world, he said. sometimes the doors themselves impress. this is the oldest key,

if you are prince charles that it is understandable that you would need counselling.difficult and unhappy. i think compared to his sons', where there was a better support network in place, i think charles had a pretty grim time. interesting he has been very active in the mental health charities. an interesting parallel. let's have a look in the sunday mirror. this is of course george michael, finally laid to rest this week. but a campaign now for a proper goodbye. this is a memorial concert. yes, the sunday mirror macro have really got behind this. they say the royal albert hall in 0ctober it will be the ideal time and location for it. bob geldof and simon cowell are already backing it. surely there will be some big concert for george michael. he is one of the colossal figures to pop out over the last few decades. i remember when freddie mercury, the memorial concert. daughter michael was the star performer from that night. —— george michael. was the star performer from that night. -- george michael. it will be good to watch, anyway. some fantastic music to celebrate.

and there is a story of prince charles on the daily mail.ican invasion of afghanistan. they say they made this plea to the us ambassador to london for weeks into the military operation. the daily telegraph has a story about mps a posture the expense is. they say there has been a data breach. —— mps' expenses. they say confidential information has been lea ked confidential information has been leaked on thursday night. 0n the front page of the daily mirror, a very personal account. these are the words of linda nolan, who is suffering from cancer at the moment. and to pick up on some of the inside pages, mirror and many of the inside pages, mirror and many of the papers are looking at this story about gibraltar and the reference to it as part of the eu brexit negotiations, which has angered many people, especially those who live on gibraltar. we will be talking a little bit about that later in the programme. it's funny how history continues to rumble on. it wasn't long ago that the plight of migrants trying to enter eastern europe was regularl

ending died in a car crash in paris, 1997, paparazzi on her tail, a year after her divorce from prince charlesharry walking behind their mother's coffin, no tears, just stiff upper lips. all around. gives you some idea of how people from that country, from that class, traditionally, deal with loss. >> i can safely say that losing my mum at the age of 12 and therefore shutting down all of my emotions for the last 20 years, has had a quite serious effect on, on not only my personal life but also my work as well. it was described as the party prince, coming out of night clubs. red faced. >> reporter: older brother, quieter william stays home with his seemingly perfect family. harry struggled. >> we saw that, we witnessed that in his behavior. he was saying he was close to a full mental breakdown. where he was nervous about going, to royal engagements. he didn't really know if he could carry those out. >> reporter: he started dealing with it just a couple years ago. served himself in afghanistan. and worked helping veterans rehabilitate. >> i'm lucky enough to watch some one who should be dead, ru

the 22-year-old died in a military helicopter crash in prince charles county. his mother said nothing could stop him, not even his fear of heights. >>> new security if you plan to visit the white house. erika gonzalez has that. >> changes you'll see the white house next time you're down there. if you go down there and to the sidewalk along the south side of the grounds is now off limits. used to be that it was just closed overnight. not anymore. the pretty pictures, you're still going to have access to those. agents say the move is supposed to help with monitoring the area. now, remember, the north side of the white house is where that higher fence is supposed to be going up. at the live desk. i'm erika gonzalez, back to you. >>> foreign policy will be a big focus for president trump today. he will meet with italian prime minister at the white house. the president will likely face questions on some of the foreign policy decisions his administration has made in the last several days. >>> and one of those questions will likely focus on iran. it comes after some t

prince charles and wife camila were faced with a dilemma while paying a visit to the vote khan. difficult to know what to give your holliness and revealed a basket of home made tea and chocolates. the british embassy says the food is meant to be shared with the poor. >> i like that. when you have everything, it's the experience, something moment made, personalized. >> experiential gifts are the best, trips, restaurants, shows, babysitting. anybody wanting to give me a gift of babysitting would be great. thanks for joining us, you know your heart loves megared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers the omega-3 power of two regular fish oil pills... so give your body mega support with megared advanced 4in1. >>> breaking news on your wednesday. a 4-month baby girl missing and police say her father took her. a live report up next. good morning, and thank you for joining us on today in the bay. it's 4:30. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. wednesday morning, halfwa

the queen or prince charles could not be here but this is what we're going to see more and more withe will see william, harry and kate representing them and indeed charles and william have seen some of the injured and responders in hospital for this. what we are now seeing are these three young royals meeting some of those most directly affected. thank you very much was that those who lost their lives in the attack very much at the heart of peoples thoughts at the ceremony. 0n much at the heart of peoples thoughts at the ceremony. on monday the funeral of the police officer who was killed, keith palmer, will ta ke who was killed, keith palmer, will take place at southwark cathedral and that will be a full police service. so once again the attacker and what he did will be remembered and what he did will be remembered and in the words of the dean of westminster today, everyone has one question and the question that may never be answered is, why. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. changes in the weather will be slow in the next few days and that means a lot more dry weathe

eric: prince charles visit the town in italy that was hit hardest by the earthquake.een by many as an effort to try and reassure leaders that they will remain a close ally. the exit from the eu. a huge cargo ship disappears. the seller sent out a distress call saying they were taking on water and lifting heavily to crew members were rescued from a life raft. it is a big week for judge neil gore's itch. he is expected to vote on the confirmation to the supreme court as early as tomorrow but you know the big question living on the eve of that is when it goes to the full senate what happens. will they get on board or will they have to use the so-called nuclear option to get them on the high court. caroline has more on all of this from washington. >> fox news sunday that he will be confirmed to the supreme court this week to matter what. exactly how that has happened will be up to our democratic colleagues. i think it's noteworthy that no supreme court justice has ever in the history of our country men stopped by a partisan filibuster ever. the senate minority leader poin

and prince charles is in italy as part of a three-nation trip, the prince also visiting romania and austriae european nations britain will remain a close ally despite its impending departure from the e.u. kelly: president trump and house speaker paul ryan at odds after working together on the failed republican health care bill. the president says he's willing to work with moderate democrats on health reform, but speaker ryan is usualing him not to reach a-- urging him not to reach across the aisle, this as corey lewandowski says president trump is just trying to keep his promise to the american people. >> the president, i think, wants to work with everybody. he wants to work with republicans and democrats because he wants to fulfill the pledges he laid out to repeal and replace obamacare. and i think the alternative very clear now. if we do nothing to fix this bill in 2017, it collapses, and that's a failure for the american people. kelly: joining me now is texas congressman blaketarian halt, member of the transportation and infrastructure committees. sir, good of you to join us today and s

and prince charles and his wife camilla visiting a traditional food market in florence, italy.hey visited a local theater. that's the local news update this hour. back down to "squawk alley." jon, back to you. >> thank you. perhaps signs of life for the recently dormant ipo markets. mixed trade in the first quarter. so just what's the ipo pipeline look like for the rest of 2017? let's bring in richard peterson and sandy miller. good morning to both of you. sandy, start with you. you say you expect for ipo market in 2017 to be the best since the dotcom boom but if i look at canada goose and even snap, how it's traded, not encouraging on the action. >> i think i'm quite encouraged really. i think you don't want to see stocks double or triple on the ipo. snap and others are up in a nice pattern and i think set the stage well. you have to remember these stocks are volatile because the company is going public today are exciting companies with fast growth, big revenues in many cases but they are money losing companies so there's always a variability of opinion on companies like that

it is like the buckingham palace and having a laugh against a portrait of prince charles.specially when we know what is behind it. she will probably get told off on social media. you're watching one hundred days from bbc news. i'm christian fraser, live in paris, where the 11 candidates for the french presidential election will take to the stage in the next few minutes in the final set—piece televised encounter of the campaign. we will hear from the man who said donald trump would win and is now predicting marine le pen will win. one protester arrested arrested in venezuela. we will have that in the programme. good evening. beautiful sunshine across north—eastern england today and the north—east of scotland. the east coast of scotland had the highest temperature, nearly 19 degrees. this was relatively bright here. for the most part it was dry. we had a future was from this cloud which develops and moved southwards through the day. this line of cold across scotland is developing weather front as well. that would ta ke ce ntre weather front as well. that would take centre st

her oldest child prince charles is heir to the thrown oig. >>> it's a difficult law school to get there to and now students at georgetown will take lessons from an ex-con who turned his life around to go from prisoner to law professor. >> reporter: 41-year-old followed a most unlikely career path to become a professor here at georgetown law center. he was a bank robber. >> i went in with one of my everybody to get on the ground and grabbed as much money as we could and left. >> reporter: he was arrested by the fbi, charged with five bank robberies and pleaded guilty. he became a jailhouse lawyer while in prison, writing briefs for fellow prisoners. his third appeal went all the way to the u.s. supreme court. by unanimous decision, he won a reduced sentence for a friend. >> i was told time and time again by lawyers, mostly lawyers, that i would never be able to go to law school and that i would never get a law license. >> reporter: he defiled tied th. he posted eight years ago i was released from federal bureau of prisons custody, today i accepted the offer to be a law professor. >> i th

the book's called "prince charles the passions and paradoxes of an improbable life." that's "hardball" for tonight. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >> tonight on "all in". >> as you know, i would never have loved to have been in the middle east. >> the trump transformation. >> tonight i ordered a targeted military strike on the airfield in syria. >> the fallout from last night's middle east military intervention and what the president's sudden change means going forward. >> all i can say about this president, he has the instinct of ronald regan in many ways. >> plus, new questions about the long-term effects of last night's strike as the humanitarian crisis continues. >> we cannot in one breath speak of protecting syrian babies and in the next close america's doors to them. >> then, are pan nbannon and pr getting reassigned. >> i think the biggest misconception is everything you're reading. >> more focus on the feuding as the reported breitbart reporter is overruled on syria when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes, a

this story in the daily mail suggests prince charles tried to halt the invasion of afghanistan to halt a plea he made to the us ambassador to london for weeks into the military operation. the daily telegraph has another take on a long—running mp's expenses story. they say that there is now a new development because parliament is facing a new scandal after the amount that every mp pays their staff, including their spouses and family members, which they say has 110w family members, which they say has now been leaked. the picture that you can see if the american actress megan michael, prince harry's elphin, who has than a photo shoot. 0n the front page of the daily mirror they have an article by linda nolan talking about the whole situation, she is speaking for the first time about facing life with incurable cancer. she says, "i am not going to be dying from cancer, i don't be living with cancer". that is linda nolan. front page of the sun newspaper. a headline writer's dream. nigel farage meeting this young lady on an aeroplane. yes, they go. 6:12am is the time. we will have a full revie

the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, and prince charles, have been speaking at the event. 700ahere 100 years ago today. 3598 canadians died. this, from a population in 1917 of just 8 million. think of it. for a moment. thousands of canadians came and faced a struggle they could not have imagined. these are the live pictures of that ceremony continuing in northern france. beautiful blue skies there, as the royals, president hollande and justin trudeau, you are seeing there. greeting some members, who have gathered. thousands of people have made their way there today, many thousands of canadians. relatives, descendents, of the 3500 canadian troops who were killed there exactly 100 years ago. len mccluskey, the leader of the uk's biggest trade union — unite — today demanded the labour party investigates what he claims are attempts by certain labour mps to undermine his campaign for a third term. mr mccluskey‘s bid to continue as unite's general secretary is being challenged by gerard coyne. the result of this bitter contest could impact the future of the labour party, as our indus

i saw prince charles the other day was talking about, you know, in this time should realise how awfulenge? when i'm forced to. i have noticed in fairness that this seems to ring true to me, there is a lot of men on the set. not only do you suspect there are a lot of men, the teams are not chosen, we're told by the couege are not chosen, we're told by the college or university authorities, but by the students themselves, but the last series an all male final with one in five female contestants throughout the whole 2017 competition. so it is self selection? it appears to be that. i happen to be interested. you have got the teachers conferences going on this easter... former education correspondent. as i was. i used to dread those teacher conferences. they would ruin your easter. they certainly did, but you do think, i was always brought up that girls, the achievement of girls in schools was at the top level, at the top level, was probably more consistent than the boys and am i seriously being told byjeremy paxman that girls are less competitive than boys? my goodness, they don't know my

representing prince george's and charles counties in maryland's fifth congressional district. >>> well, it is spring, and that means spring cleaning. so tomorrow, at a special spring cleaning summit to clear body, mind, and space, you can donate to help the homeless in montgomery county. they are asking for toiletries, cleaning supplies, anything you might be cleaning out. the truck will be outside the silver spring civic center during the event from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. >>> major damage after a confirmed tornado hits a town outside dallas this evening. this twister tore through parts of canton uprooting trees and flipping cars. the national weather service at this point is reporting that one person has died and several are hurt. the same system brought late spring snow to colorado. there were enough flurries to cancel the climate march. >> 20 inches plus in spotsment more than just flurries. >> people spent the day digging out just two days be start of may. yeah, is that unheard of? >> things happen in the early season and the late season. early fall and late spring, they can get t

the only thing i think about, though, in the meantime, prince charles is studying in the waiting roomlongest wait ever, i believe. >> yeah. >> absolutely. >> she shows no signs of slowing down. >> old movement there, to skip him, i think he's pretty well aware of. >> oh -- >> i don't think -- >> the polls -- >> speaking of polls, the polls do not hold him favorably as the monarch. >> thank you so much. >> thanks. >> sure. >>> see you later. >> speaking of jeff bezos, shares soared nearly 20% this year alone, and helping the ceo become the second richest person in the process, but up next, talking about whether amazon can become the world's first company to reach a $1 trillion market capitalization. >> the sequel to blade runner coming out this year, and the man who predicted today's biggest tech creations in designing the original movie more than 30 years ago spoke to jane wells about the latest predictions for the futurement don't miss that. he was right. that's later on "cloeting bell. - we all want the latest device, but did you know that only 12% of e-waste is recycled? and many l

stormtracker ray davrment bulk of shower activity is very, very light across sfxt marys, charles, calvert, prince george, montgomery and calvert. light drizzle falling out there. very quick look at future c cast. clouds 9 a.m. start to clear through the afternoon and before sunset we get a decent amount of sunshine. quick peek at the forecast. shows first 90 of the year on day. we'll go through it in details coming up in ten minutes. that's a check of the forecast and erin over to traffic. >> 4:47 now and wisdom is talking about this in gaithersburg shady grove road remains closed all lanes oakmont avenue a serious crash involving entrapment and car and tractor-trailer. crews working harded to clear the scene. few folks tape to the hospital. that south of 370 as you make your way out a side from that lynner loop crash at george down road. caution there as well. pepco on the scene by new york avenue and 17 in the district. taking a look at northwest next. questions erin fox d.c. on twitter. back to you mature and even wisdom. >> tracking metro. heads up for riders. could have trouble getting a aro

even a bit closer to the dmz right now, seen be showers moving to the east into prince george's and charles's. spotty showers this morning, through mid-day, unfortunately not the best weather for the easter egg roll. a few of the showers by noon, a little bit of that rain, out and about with your stormwatch 7 weather app candy. degrees by 4:00, your evening rush only dry. we are talking about falling temperatures to the overnight hours i will give you a look at the work week forecast, coming up in a bit. julie: a couple of problems we are keeping a close eye on this is the latest come inbound on seven. we do have reports that there is a multivehicle crash and several trees that are down according to the police in the area. one may have fallen onto a car that was passing by their. again, sky track 7 is en route the scene. delays are starting to form and you want to bail off of seven as early as possible, use georgetown pike as the workaround. coming in on 50 we have a wreck that just cleared as eileen was wrapping up the forecast on the outer loop. safetrack's -- safetrack is in college park

. >> reporter: this year, the 20th anniversary of diana's death, will be challenging for prince charlessons with the time that charles and diana met pope john paul. diana's influence, still felt today. most of all, in the character and charisma of her two sons. the service in the abbey behind me. melissa cochran from utah who was injured in that terrorist attack. this is what they learned from diana and the role they play that is most important. that is to be there for people, savannah and matt, who are really suffering. >> all right, keir at westminster abbey. thank you. >>> going to take a turn and talk about other stories that are on our minds today. time to "trend." >> new pepsi ad, features kendall jenner. causing a controversy online. the ad shows jenner in a photo shoot, while protesters are nearby. in progress, tears off her beg and goes to join the action. this goes to the moment that jenner breaks through the crowd, hands an officer a pepsi and the protest turns into cheering and applause. the backlash was immediate. i can't believe kendall jenner stopped police brutality with

we have quite a few breaks across prince george and calvert county, down into parts of dc and southern maryland. to the south from charles county across the river back and towards prince william now you can see coming out of quantity -- quantico a batch of moderate to heavy showers. in warrenton around 6:36, leesburg 7:36 and perryville just before 8:00. we are going to be in and out of the showers for the rest of tonight and then more batches of rain on tuesday before things change. near 60 on the bay in annapolis. 39 on the high country, in davis, west virginia. we are in the upper 40s to around 50 in the valley. we sit at 56. looking at the future cast the waves of shower will diminish over night. temperatures not another batch of rain. this could be enough to mess up the commute tomorrow. we will hold the yellow weather alert all day on tuesday. on tuesday afternoon another batch of rain. by tuesday night things are going to settle down some. showers will be diminishing and by wednesday morning isolated left over showers before the sun comes out on wednesday afternoon. that's going to push temperatures into the 70s a

looks like into parts of charles and prince george's county some showers at the moment.vent if we're going to get another round of thunderstorms will get in here this afternoon. the actual cold front is back to our north and west so, plenty of clouds today. i think we'll get periods of sunshine as well. it will feel very warm and kind of summery out there. when the front arrives later this afternoon, pretty good chance that we'll get at least some scattered thunderstorms developing and the potential is there that a few of those could be on the strong side. there's futurecast and it's trying to kick up the storms between about 4 o'clock and 5 o'clock. remember last night they got in here like eight, 9 o'clock at night. they'll get in here earlier today and we'll see exactly how much develops but just throwing it potential is there that we could kick up storms later this afternoon and then we should start to improve as we get into the evening hours when we're at home watching the capitals win. all right, the weekend forecast doesn't look great. we're going to value lot of

on the live radar from the south to waldorf and charles county to 95 and woodbridge. southeastern princem. heavier pockets. that is lifting south to north. the pattern and the trend. we notice that as this will lift to the morning. period of rain tonight and tomorrow morning. even tomorrow evening some rain. late tomorrow and wednesday the system will pull away. but by the afternoon if it holds together we clear out nicely. it's wet tonight and wet tomorrow and cool. we start to transition wednesday. for later in the week, looking benter. the mid-80's. the wine and the food festival. it will make it to 90. it could be a stray storm. but isolated. it's nothing widespread. jonathan: big turn-around. thank you. all right. if you are waiting for the "hamilton" official date at the kennedy center. here they are. the musical coming to d.c. june 12 through september 16, 2018. tickets don't go on sale to the general public until march of 2018. you have some time. in "in the heights" and the "color purple" will also be there for 2017-2018 season. robert: coming up in sports, they have a hill to c

right here, through northern prince george's county, a few more storms towards charles county.'ve been watching this one, has had a history of producing wind and hail through montgomery county and is now right on top of college park. if you're around the college park area, i'm going to zoom in and show you where it is. right around college park, along the border with d.c. look at the lightning here. a ton of lightning, and this has been enhanced over the last 10 to 15 minutes. that tells me the storm continues to strengthen on this trail moving to the south and east about 30 miles an hour. largo 5:19. heads up in these areas. get inside your house. if you're out and about, you do not want to be out when this storm moves in. no more severe weather this weekend but a lot of

now, when i take you back mentally, to the kate middleton wedding, to what's his face, charles, no? >> the prince william. >> his name, william? billy, billy, prince billy. >> is that what you call him? okay. >> i was watching like the middle of the night or something, our time, and pippa middleton was holding her train, as i remember. right? cane's train? >> she was also wearing white. >> pure white. and i go who in the heck is that? well, she took the attention away a little bit for some of us, away from kate, so know pippa is getting married. >> yes, she tying the knot with james matthews. and she is said to be pulling out all of the stops to be the star at her wedding day, this is not going to happen to me. she making sure no one shines her shine. she reportedly set out few guidelines for her guests on the guest list. first rule: no tv babes policy. >> what's that mean? >> means her future brother-in-law spencer will not be getting a plus one, his girlfriends is a model and tv personality. her name is vogue williams. so she said no, i don't want you coming here. and that's her name, vogue, co

but we have a few showers across prince george's county, fairfax county, slide that dun into charlesnty we'll find a few more up towards annapolis and across glenn barney. all the way down into king georganne whens more land county we're finding a few more showers. here's the whole thing in motion and this is the center of the storm. again slow moving, but it is at least moving and by tomorrow night i think we'll be seeing the clear skies all over the place and the clouds breaking up between two and four tomorrow afternoon. expect morning drizzle, clouds and a little bit of fog because of the area of low pressure still being right off our coast but as the afternoon goes gradual clearing, temperatures head for the upper 630s and low 70s as the sun pienlly returns. it feels like it's bin a while and you're right to think that. we had a few hours of sunshine on sunday and that's about it. 11:00 futurecast again showing just a couple of spotty showers around tomorrow morning, but a the look of clouds. by the noon hour we're still pretty socked in did d.c. but we're seeing some clearing o

prince william county. look at some of the cells through calvert county, charles county, towards king george county, east ofredericksburg. these are moving to the north and west. they'll be in the area in the next half hour or so. you'll start to see the rain out there on your window. as far as that storm is concerned, here's the area of low pressure. an upper level low. look at the moisture off the atlantic around this lull. they'll see a lot of rain. early tomorrow. let's bring it down for you. hour by hour on future weather. by early in the morning, here comes the rain by 7:00 a.m. i think we'll see enhanced rainfall at this time as the storm develops off the coastline. by the 10:00 hour, you'll see heavier downpours. a little bit of a break tomorrow afternoon. that's what's going to happen. the bulk of the rain tomorrow, most likely before noon. after noon, we'll see a couple of showers here and there before the rain gets out of here and watch wechblts we start with clouds and then get rid of the clouds, we see sunshine and we say hello to the 60s and 70s out there. looking like a pretty nice day wednes