i know that prince charles _ to do this is our position.ublic relations advisers so that prince charles can decide to grip with their traditions and old principles and the oppositions of his mother. as a matter for oppositions of his mother. as a matterfor him but you in britain and the british public and the bbc can play a critical role when ensuring the powers that be in great britain? accept that they have committed a hysterical wrong. and from that i believe prince charles can be emboldened and be brave and be honest and accept that this has been around, lets us go correct that wrong. i believe if that is done the caribbean will have a different look at the british monarchy because i can say to you now that throughout the region barbados started last year there is a call for republicanism. i know you have commonwealth games, who is the coming into is the wealth? in this whole empire that great britain once in the united kingdom once and where the sun never sets on the united and on the british empire, the days for thatis on the british

of wales and his wife duchess of cornwall camila at the request of the distinguished guests prince charless asked to meet separately with the ukrainian editorial staff, the russian editorial staff and the stars of the english-speaking bbc who broadcast live from the center kyiv continuously from the first days of the war, clive-mayri and les dusset later they also visited the program of the bbc pashtun service and in the broadcast room, but how was the visit in the morning, the royal couple could not come to us on the air, but the editor-in-chief of the ukrainian service of the bbc bbc news ukraine, marta shokelo, who introduced all of us to the royal family, so congratulations. thank you for visiting us. i know that the protocol does not allow us to recount everything that said the prince, but you can share your impressions, what are your impressions of this visit, the prince supports ukraine, yes, the meeting was very heartfelt and, in general, although i was very, very worried before it, they announced the rules to us, what can be done, but not yet, but in general, the meeting was very

and prince charles and camilla went to canada recently. they were caught on camera giggling through a performance of inuit singers, and they were accused of being quite disrespectful. >> iean, look, they're all completely out of sync with this whole movement. i mean, the whole thing has got to be reviewed. it's not right. i mean, when kate quite recently went over to copenhagen and met with the crown prince mary and they discussed early childhood education, that was a good look for kate. that was good optics. she looked like a crisp international diplomat. and i think that with the younger generation, you're going to see much more of that kind of an overseas visit. there's a mission. there's a point. i meanyou know, just showing up and, you know, batting a tennis ball or sort of cutting a ribbon, it does feel very, in a strange way, sort of condescending. and i think it's going to be massively rethought. and i'm told that william is really determined that is going to be totally re-examined. ♪♪ >> so, "the crown," the netflix series, you've

she said to prince charles, we must take the radios out of their rooms. then she clicked on the television across all the channels and of course, every channel had pictures of the dead princess. the crash a life was endlessly re hashed. ah, she said, we will get them out. we've got to get them up on the hills. ah, listen. organize a barbecue for them this evening, and her preoccupation was with her own family. and she forgot that she had another family down in england. us all weeping and laying our wreaths and feeling that we had been deprived. and when she did come to think about us, she shrugged her shoulders on so well, you can all get home with it. ah, tony blair, however, comforts the grieving nations straight away. just alice after the accident. he steps up to the microphones. revonika, we please have your reaction to the news. i feel like everyone else in this country today actually devastated our thoughts and prayers are with princess diana's family. in particular, her 2 sons, the 2 boys. ah, let's go out to them. she was the people's princess. an

and blair did advise the queen via prince charles as to how she the queen should behave. and this is, he'd only been prime minister for about 3 months to, to be advising the monica as to how she should behave towards her own people. it was quite a tricky thing. the queen and her prime minister confer every day. he urges her to address the nation. mm i guess history will say that's the, the pin, the, the week in which are the cream was slow to come back from bell. moral was a mistake, not necessarily a personal mistake, but a mistake of the institution. and actually, i think it's unfair because it was said the best of reasons to protect the grand sons at the most terrible time off to their mother's death. but it, that history judges harshly. and that that will be one of the judgments ah, 5 days after diana's death, elizabeth finally returns to london. ah, downing street in the palace agreed that the queen must make a speech showing that she shared the grief of the people. the queen's private secretary's mall of that the wording just at the last minute they sent it to dawni

have a surprise trip to the uk to meet the queen and they did not meet with prince william and prince charlesory but slightly different angle. are you coming or not than. what are they referring to?— they referring to? tomorrow it's the queen post — they referring to? tomorrow it's the queen post was _ they referring to? tomorrow it's the queen post was birthday _ they referring to? tomorrow it's the queen post was birthday most - they referring to? tomorrow it's the queen post was birthday most of. they referring to? tomorrow it's the | queen post was birthday most of the coverage _ queen post was birthday most of the coverage is— queen post was birthday most of the coverage is about harry but i think that highlights is the enormous power— that highlights is the enormous power battle that exists now that you have — power battle that exists now that you have a court of henry and america — you have a court of henry and america and of the uk monarchy here. he is apparently, not telling anybody yet whether he is going to be attending the platinum jubilee which _ be attending the platinum jubilee

bud william and it will certainly worry prince charles.— prince charles., the fact i that he and his wife went to windsor castle and met the queen but as far as we are aware, you tell me, there was no meeting with his brother, with his father, does that say there is still zero hope of any olive branches here?— is still zero hope of any olive branches here? they have been carvin: branches here? they have been carving their— branches here? they have been carving their own _ branches here? they have been carving their own path, - branches here? they have been carving their own path, this i branches here? they have been carving their own path, this is i branches here? they have been i carving their own path, this is the sort of first chance, carving their own path, this is the sort of first chance, really, carving their own path, this is the sort of first chance, really, in terms of seeing the queen, now doing this big said bees, the invictus games. this was the moment, if you like, prince harry could have put out that all of roger just said, well, you know, o

prince charles is famously passionate about sustainability and environmental issues.d by new technologies like electricity and hydrogen or synthetic aviation fuels. most of the work here focuses on a fossil fuel free future for aviation. trying to achieve net zero carbon emissions for aircraft by 2050. but the labs latest project is concerned with more than engines, fuel and aircraft in general. it is taking a much bigger look at a much bigger picture. to help plan future changes to air travel and aircraft, the team who have created a computer simulation to hold the journey impact simulator. the resources that we need for zero carbon flight are very significant. we will need lots of electricity, we will need to potentially lots of land to produce the electricity, so the decisions we make in the aviation sector and how we decarbonise flight will affect the entire world. this computer simulation gives us an idea of the environmental impact of aviation. the amount of c02 impact of aviation. the amount of co2 generated by flying. you can see that using hydrogen or a synth

we have featured any royal comments on news watch before, but in a first, here is a tweet from prince charlesf. finally, a plea from an elderly viewer along with a compliment for us as news watch, which we couldn't resist including. ian got on the telephone to make this prompt. my got on the telephone to make this prompt-— this prompt. my point is, first of all to congratulate - this prompt. my point is, first of all to congratulate your- of all to congratulate your programme on being the only one on the news channel that gives a phone number. i am 90 years old, i don't have a computer, and i don't have a smart phone. i would appreciate it very much if your programme could put pressure on the news channel whenever they do a "your questions answered", to put a phone number up questions answered", to put a phone number up so questions answered", to put a phone number up so that questions answered", to put a phone number up so that people like me can get in touch.- like me can get in touch. thank ou ian, like me can get in touch. thank you ian. and — like me can get in touch. thank you ian, and

secret under the radar visit made by prince harry and meghan jetting in to see the queen and prince charlesolland. this meeting taking place on mourn day thursday, a day meant to be about forgiveness. this morning, a royal reunion. prince harry and his wife megan returning to the uk for the first time since march of 2020 dropping in to visit harry's grandmother, the queen. the monarch is currently residing at windsor castle, just steps wee from their former frogmore cottage home. >> it gave them a chance to spend precious private moments with the queen and also take some steps forward in healing those family fractures by seeing prince charles. >> reporter: the couple squeezing in family time. they were on their way to the invictus games in holland. their visit comes at the queen's health is called into question after she missed the mourn day service this past thursday and will miss easter services this weekend. she had covid earlier this year and has greatly reduced her workload after doctors advised her to rest following an overnight stay in hospital last fall. >> the prince of wales effec

don't think we have featured any royal comments on this once before but here is a statement from prince charlesg with a complement for us at news watch which we could not resist. mr; watch which we could not resist. my oint watch which we could not resist. m point is first watch which we could not resist. mg point is first of all to congratulate your programme on being the only one on the news channel that gives a phone number. i am 90 years old, i don't have a computer, i don't have a smartphone, i would appreciate it very much if your programme could put pressure on the news channel whenever they do aid your questions answered to put a phone number up so that people like me can get in touch.— me can get in touch. thank you for all our me can get in touch. thank you for all your comments _ me can get in touch. thank you for all your comments this _ me can get in touch. thank you for all your comments this week. - me can get in touch. thank you for all your comments this week. if. me can get in touch. thank you for| all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about anything

their way to the invictus games in the netherlands making a secret stop to visit the queen and prince charlese since they stepped down as senior royals in early 2020 anne thompson is at windsor castle for us this morning ann, good to see you. >> it is good to see you too and talk about a side trip harry and meghan made a secret stop here their way to the netherlands to oversee the invictus games that harry founded. it is their first visit since they resigned as working royals and moved to the united states harry and meghan pull off an easter surprise. this morning a spokesperson for the duke and duchess of sussex confirmed the couple went to windsor castle and met with queen elizabeth thursday they also saw prince charles the queen stepped back after a bout with covid and mobility issues, sitting out easter services at windsor, prince charles stepping in. it is first time they visited the royal family as a couple in two years. >> like all family feuds, they are complicated and they require compromise on all sides. ao i suggests more discussion might be needed in order to restore the family re

prince charles who will succeed or, i think is very different— will succeed or, i think is very differentitics, everything from the environment to architecture to some of his foibles and his— architecture to some of his foibles and his break—up of relationship with princess diana, there is at the same _ with princess diana, there is at the same distance. i think this episode with the _ same distance. i think this episode with the duke of york no longer having — with the duke of york no longer having the freedom of the city from which _ having the freedom of the city from which he _ having the freedom of the city from which he takes his dukedom isjust one of— which he takes his dukedom isjust one of little example of how the mvstigue — one of little example of how the mystique or the distance that surrounds the royal family is going to be _ surrounds the royal family is going to be eroded when the queen doesn't move _ to be eroded when the queen doesn't move on— to be eroded when the queen doesn't move on and charles takes the throne — move on and charles takes the throne. , ' ., throne. v

prince charles will carry out the traditional coin—giving ceremony.sing on the russian invasion of ukraine, after the bombing of a train startion left at least 50 people dead. —— train station. the guardian's also going with the russian bombing, reporting the comments from ukraine's foreign minister who has vowed to "bring each war criminal to justice." rachel and kevin — rachel, kick us off this evening with the i, which is pretty blunt and its message, "rishi sunakfighting is pretty blunt and its message, "rishi sunak fighting for his political survival." do you think he is? , ., �* , political survival." do you think he is? , ., �*, , ., ., is? so blunt, and it's seen over a number of— is? so blunt, and it's seen over a number of papers, _ is? so blunt, and it's seen over a number of papers, they - is? so blunt, and it's seen over a number of papers, they are - is? so blunt, and it's seen over a number of papers, they are all i number of papers, they are all talking about rishi sunak�*s political career and how this u—turn from his wife around tax

yes, prince charles was here with _ here for that?d it _ was here with letters from the clean and it was _ was here with letters from the clean and it was a — was here with letters from the clean and it was a wonderful day for southend _ and it was a wonderful day for southend and a fitting tribute for sir david's work. he southend and a fitting tribute for sir david's work.— southend and a fitting tribute for sir david's work. he was the mp for such a long — sir david's work. he was the mp for such a long time, _ sir david's work. he was the mp for such a long time, how— sir david's work. he was the mp for such a long time, how have - sir david's work. he was the mp for such a long time, how have people| such a long time, how have people been kind of, i guess, adjusting and coming to terms with what happened? i am proud with how the community reacted _ i am proud with how the community reacted and — i am proud with how the community reacted and came together. people were sharing heart—warming stories with their— were sharing heart—wa

. >> reporter: prince harry also noticeably side stepping a question about his father prince charles >> do you miss your brother, your dad >> look, i mean, for me in the moment i'm here focused on these guys and these families and giving everything that i can >> reporter: those comments combined with harry's admission that home for now is the u.s. led to a wave of reaction in the british tabloids, one, calling his words the ultimate royal snub, following a series of health setbacks including a bout with covid, the queen recently handing over more of her royal duties to her family with prince charles and camilla recently stepping in at the traditional easter service it remains to be seen if she can repair the royal rift straining her family before the queen celebrating 70 years on the throne a few months from now after harry and meghan's visit with the queen last week, there was some optimism the two would return with their children for the historic celebration in june now that very much remains unclear at this point. to mark the queen's birthday today, the royal family tweeting this p

i should just say in passing that prince charles is the great mentor lord, my baton alleged killed by the array that you you say that you say that it, it was an agent defact to him, his in a sense that killed gun v. ah. well, i don't say it, yes, the, the assassin not, not my gandhi. in my opinion, i had the links or the, or with mouse button because his 1st attempt to assassinate mark on the, on the 25th of january. 1948 was a fiasco. and in sort of molesting him and putting him in jail because it was clear you as part right handed, he was let go free. and then he comes back to new delhi on the 27th of january and then now and so did the assess the fires and gun the i don't know whether those bullets kill the gun or not. and there's a big, misty on that, that does it on the 30th i'm holding a online discussion on watch. yeah. how did the actually die? and of course mister, god says he was non did fire at point blank range or bullets. but how many more bullets you fired and all those are controversies, but it's quite clear that mr. gold saying would not have gotten it on the if it wer

intrigue is about their top secret meeting thursday at windsor castle, seeing queen elizabeth and prince charles-to-face encounter since the couple's explosive interview with oprah winfrey where they said a royal family member asked about the color of their baby's skin >> that i'm never going to share, but at the time -- at the time it was awkward. i was a bit shocked. >> was this meeting a first step in repairing family relations? >> this meeting clearly should and could be interpreted as something of an olive branch, as something of billing those bridges that have been so badly damaged between harry and meghan and the rest of the royal family. >> reporter: there is no official comment from the palace. today the couple was all about fun, taking a lap in mini land rovers driven by children, harry getting a riled in the real thing stopping for photos and hugs now the speculation turns to when will harry and meghan come back well, there's a big event in june, the queen's platinum jubilee, 70 years as monarch. it will be celebrated across the uk and by the royal family here at buckingham palace jos

they also met with harry's father, prince charles.uk since quitting their royal duties in march of 2020. >>> general motors is unveiling its new electric cadillac. gm is hoping its new version of the american classic will take on tesla. the company is already committed to selling all electric vehicles. rebecca jarvis spoke exclusively with the ceo of gm, mary barra, about her goal to take over the market by 2025. >> tesla, though, is number one right now. they own 60% of the market. that's three years away. you've got a ways to go. >> well, absolutely. but if you think about it, right now, ev sales are very low. they're in single digits. by, you know, 2025 and then beyond, we want to start dramatically growing share. >> today, a california state board revealed plans to stop selling gas-powered vehicles by 2035. the board is set to finalize the plan in august. rebecca's interview with mary barra airs tomorrow morning on "gma." >>> and when we come back, a song loved by millions, the grandfather with a special performance for his grands

prince charles expressed admiration forjournalists covering wars in ukraine and afghanistan, saying it. ben stokes has been named as the new captain of the england men's cricket team. he succeedsjoe root and becomes the team's 81st captain. the all—rounder said it was an honour to be given the chance to lead the team. so, can he maintain his often explosive talents with the pressures of being a captain? here's our sports editor dan roan. he is the talismanic figure that england cricket has come to rely on, but as well as being expected to star with both bat and ball ben stokes has now been tasked with leading the ailing test team's revival. the man who appointed him telling me today why the all—rounder was the obvious choice as captain. i know there's a lot being said about, well, he's the only one. if you had lots and lots of leaders in that dressing room, ben stokes would still be the best person to do it because he's got a great cricket brain, in my opinion. he's got the respect of the dressing room. he has been a leader in that for the last however long he's been in it. stokes, who

prince charles and camilla met staff to mark the 90th anniversary of the bbc world service.nd afghanistan in order to provide first—hand reports from conflicts. ben stokes is the new captain of the england men's cricket team. he's been appointed by the england and wales cricket board to succeed joe root, and becomes the team's 81st captain. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. the man approaching is the cricketer who stepped back from his sport last year to restore his well—being. the man who is now england captain. it's ben stokes. well, he does everything. there was his trial. he was cleared of affray in 2018 after the brawl in bristol. there was his monumental innings to beat australia the following summer at headingley. ben stokes. he was sports personality of the year. stokes is unquestionably england's best all—round cricketer, but is being captain too, too much? well, here's a man who led england in 32 test matches. originally i would have said that ben is so important to the team just as a figure, as a presence in that dressing room. i think now there are two t

prince charles expressed admiration for journalists covering wars in ukraine and afghanistan, saying. football, and both rangers and west ham have been playing the first legs of their europa league semifinals this evening. west ham have it all to do after losing 2—1 at home to eintracht frankfurt. west ham's michel antonio equalised frankfurt's first minute opener, but they fell behind again in the second half when kamada finished a fine frankfurt move. meanwhile, rangers lost 1—0 in germany to leipzig. they'd held out untilfive minutes from time when a volley from angelino gave the german side the advantage going into next week's second leg. ben stokes has been named as the new captain of the england men's test cricket team. he succeedsjoe root and becomes the team's 81st captain. the all—rounder said it was an honour to be given the chance to lead the team. so can his often explosive talents withstand the pressures of being a captain? here's our sports editor, dan roan. he is the talismanic figure that england cricket has come to rely on, but as well as being expected to star with

prince charles was there. a whistle—stop visit before they go to the invictus games.ince they quit royal duty back in march 2020. over two years ago. a time of forgiveness, maundy thursday. i think the grandmother, the monarch about to celebrate a very big birthday, 96, would have been happy. who put out the olive branch? i been happy. who put out the olive branch? .., been happy. who put out the olive branch? _, , , been happy. who put out the olive branch? _, ,, ., �* branch? i could guess, iwon't. we have heard — branch? i could guess, iwon't. we have heard a _ branch? i could guess, iwon't. we have heard a lot _ branch? i could guess, iwon't. we have heard a lot of— branch? i could guess, iwon't. we have heard a lot of concerns - branch? i could guess, iwon't. we have heard a lot of concerns about| have heard a lot of concerns about her health. — have heard a lot of concerns about her health, so it can only be good for the _ her health, so it can only be good for the royal family if bridges are being _ for the royal family if bridges are being built. for the royal

prince charles and camilla met staff to mark the 90th anniversary of the bbc world service.atching. do stay with bbc news. hello there. the month of april has been an exceptionally dry month up and down the country. that's because we've had high pressure dominating the weather scene. now, as we head into the may bank holiday, it looks like this area of low pressure will bring some rainfall, some of it heavy across the northwest. as it spreads south across the uk, it will tend to weaken. but high pressure will bring another fine day for friday. a chilly start, mind you, across northern and western areas. plenty of sunshine here. again, more cloud for east and southeast england and northeast scotland. here, we'll see a few showers into the afternoon, the odd one across the far southeast. and temperatures will reach highs around the mid—teens for many of us, but we could see 17 or 18 through the central belt of scotland. our winds will be light but still fresh through the channel. now, as we head through friday night, under largely clear skies, certainly for england and wales,

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well, i have already been l privileged enough to be at the event at the civic hall where prince charles so very much and it is a really fitting tribute to his life. my own son is desperate to his life. my own son is desperate to travel on the pier train that has been named after him. as ongoing legacy will be are a lot of things david was incredibly passionate about was abusing to name to see the reasons got politics and the hopes that he had for the city. it is my desperate hope that a lot of that will be realised in the fullness of time. juicy are still being carried out? that kind of work in that kind of way? that kind of work in that kind of wa ? , ~ ., , . ., way? yes. our new mp has committed herself to continuing _ way? yes. our new mp has committed herself to continuing the _ way? yes. our new mp has committed herself to continuing the work - way? yes. our new mp has committed herself to continuing the work of - herself to continuing the work of his legacy will stop she has her own person. she has her own heart for the city as well, i am sure. but there are many people who have

over on an ordinary british airwaves flight and no one spotted them and had a short meeting with prince charlesation with the queen and an important icebreaker. on their way to the invictus games and making it very much more likely they may come to the -- talk in the papers, harry and meghan might overshadow the event. this makes it much more likely we might see harry and meghan and their children at the jubilee on the balcony way. a big moment. of course, this is the last jubilee the queen will see. >> yes. and was this the first meeting of meghan and harry and the queen since, you know, the split? i don't know another way to put it delicately. kind of a split? >> reporter: yes. we understand it to be the first meeting. talking on zoom, having lots of chats on zoom. prince harry saying how much the gwen loved talking on zoom. the first meeting certainly since the oprah interview and certainly since birth of lili, whom the queen la not yet met the baby yet. a significant meeting and i think it shows how the queen, how they are of each other. they were on their way and, of course, harry came to

i have known prince charles for a long time.ly, most importantly we have the same heart. he was so fascinated with kids and what can we do to help kids. since then, he has asked me to be the global ambassador. >> what makes the prince's trust fly better in a sense? >> not only were you mentored. the mentor will help you establish a job or give you a job, figure out how banking is done, how to set up your business, and watch you fly. >> along side the celebrities, there was the trust's own success stories. the best advert for the trust success. >> i don't know of course with the prince's trust, it gave me the confidence to see myself worth. >> it changed my life forever. >> i made a career. i started a business. and i have to thank the prince's trust. >> their personal stories receiving the night's biggest round of applause. cnn, new york. >>> and finally, beer lovers will be toasting again on mass in munich germany later this year. octoberfest is coming back and will run from september 17th to october 3rd. the annual brewfest wa

prince charles will carry out the traditional coin—giving ceremony. says that after having to pull out of the service, the queen's now looking ahead to her platinum jubilee celebrations and determined to take part in as many events as possible. and will smith is on the front of the telegraph — he's been banned from the oscars gala and other academy events for ten years, after the us actor slapped comic chris rock at the oscars ceremony last month. i think it is your turn to kick off. let's go to the guardian this time, and it's a very powerful picture on the front of the guardian, it's the aftermath of that rocket, whether it was an attack on the station or it just ended up landing on the station. the signs of the people — well, there are no people they are now visible, but what they left behind. �* , . now visible, but what they left behind. v . . now visible, but what they left behind. �*, . . .,, .,, behind. it's a haunting, as well as very powerful— behind. it's a haunting, as well as very powerful front _ behind. it's a haunting, as well as very

prince charles is stepping in for his mother, queen elizabeth at today's service which commemorates the last supper. this is the fifth time during her 70-year reign the queen has skipped the service. the queen is still doing many of her royal duties. >> she's actually come to a new work life balance, if you like, continuing to do the important things, continuing to be seen but not pushing it too hard. >> you can see the full story on the "today" show at 7:00 right after us here on "today in the bay." >>> it is 6:26. up next the top stories we're following including rain on the way. meteorologist kari hall tracking how much could fall where you live and the sierra snow that may impact your easter weekend plans. >> reporter: we are a couple hours away from a meeting with san francisco supervisors and sfpd to discuss police staffing issues. we'll have that story coming up. you're watching "today in the bay." you're a champion. you're not a quitter. quitters don't do what they're supposed to. champions do. and you're a star. and you shine. that's what you do. that's what you do every day. [

prince charles is stepping in for his mother, queen elizabeth, at today's service at st. which commemorates the last supper. this is the fifth time during her 70-year reign as queen she has skipped the service. one royal expert says mobility issues are the cause and the queen is still doing many of her royal duties. >> she's actually come to a new work life balance, if you like, continuing to do the important things, continuing to be seen but not pushing it too hard. >> you can see the full story this morning on the "today" show at 7:00 a.m. right after us here at "today in the bay." >>> well, it's a big night on nbc. the trio of "law and order" including the mothership show that started it all. >> i need you to do me a favor. i need you to keep working this case hard because people like swanson, bullying who prey on the weak, they node to pay. they need to go down. >> actress cameron manheim guest starred in the first season back in 1990. two more times in seasons three and four. now she's part of the show full time in the role of lieutenant kate dixon. she plays the bos

the end of civilization and prince charles 100 month tipping point he counted down the 100 months andhen he got to zero he gave a tipping point of like 2048. they extend the tipping point. i was able to trace the first climate tipping point, judge, back to 1864 when abraham lincoln was president and academic named leo marx warned of climatic excess unless men changed their ways. this is deep hard wired within the human beings that we have a sort of doomsday and that we have to be punished for our sins and taking on a sort of religion. we have to do this sort of these rituals in order to save ourselves. rituals, of course are the green new deal, u.n. climate treaties, giving up our vehicle, cutting thermostat not eating hamburgers a long list of virtue signaling that even john kerry admits would have no impact on zero emissions even if the u.s. zeroed down to nothing. nonsense but good time to review what's going on on earth day. >> judge jeanine: i never ever remembered what earth day meant. congressman donalds one of the things they keep talking about are these electric cars. the pro

how do you think they were received by the queen and prince charles? ly an overdue reunion for prince harry, meghan and the queen and something that we know the queen had been looking forward to. obviously security issues had gotten in the way in the past but this was a trip that allowed the couple to go straight from heathrow airport directly to the windsor estate, one of the and of course it was there where they had that private moment with the queen. she's all about no nonsense. and i think the fact that they kept this under wraps, not even the palace aides knew this, would have gone done well with her majesty and they were able to spend private family moments together and we know that that relationship is warm, it's continued for a long time and still is the same today. >> they said previously they couldn't return to the uk ey did retur they'reowyet, visiting the netherlands. what changed? >> well, i think the fact that harry and meghan were able to go straight to the windsor estate from their flight from the u.s. meant that they weren't under any r

. >> prince's charles hood found another way to save the planet putting masks on cows. be a mechanical device that would sit on the cows head and it would capture its methane burps and then use a catalytic converter to change those burps into water and carbon dioxide. i guess this means to save the planet port elsie the cow's humble face will be covered forever by a methane mask, bad. paul: ready think the chances are this it will be mandated for dairy farmers all over america? pretty high i would say it. [laughter] remember if you have your own hit or miss be sure to tweet it to us that's it for this week show, thanks to my panel, and thanks to all of you for watching. i am paul gigot. hope to see you right here next week. the white house dealing with another week packed with major troubling issues. the new numbers yesterday show inflation increasing from a year ago the fastest rate and for decades. it helped the stock market yesterday, the dow plunging 900 points, fears are growing of a possible recession on the horizon. hello, welcome to fox news live, i am eric shaw

prince charles and his wife camilla also absent this year. >>> also right now the fda is investigatingained of getting sick after eating the breakfast favorite. the agency said it received more than 100 complaints about lucky charms this year alone. general mills, the company that makes the cereal, says its own investigation didn't find any evidence that linked it to any illness. >>> a moment of silence and numerous tributes as the ohio state buckeyes honor dwayne haskins at saturday's spring game. players all wearing his initials on their helmets and remembering their fellow buckeye. haskins died after being hit by a truck in florida earlier this month. >>> we have a police warning about a frightening crime trend, follow-home robberies. zohreen shah is in los angeles with more. zohreen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. lapd's police chief said they're stepping up their efforts. usually this means criminals will take a step back. that is not happening yet and it's a major cause for concern. this morning the lapd warning of what they call follow-home robberies. this dramat

the duke and duchess of sussex, also visited harry's father, prince charles.y's visit. the last time harry was seen in the uk was last july for the unveiling of a statue of his mother, princess diana at kensington palace. this was megan's first visit backs, and she and harry stepped down from the royal duties in 2020 and moved here to california with their now two young children, i will say having anybody's relationship with their in laws dissected around the dinner table is bad enough to do it on television. it does feel a little odd, but there are very, very high profile and of course, there's a lot of interest in what they do and don't do. absolutely doing it on a global stage has to be hard family can be difficult and challenging, but i'm glad to see that there apparently mending fences and working through their difficult times, also, hopefully working through our difficult times out there on the roads this morning was a little rough earlier today, james, but it started looking better about an hour or so ago. yeah rough start rough start early this morning

. >> i think prince charles is flabbergasted. >> reporter: this has jeopardized the possibility thatan explicitly not invited. harry does want his kids to spend time with his grandmother. he is not sure about the issues including their security. in other royal news, today is prince louis's birthday. he has a tough time competing with his great grandmother marking 70 years as queen come june. back to you. >> two great birthdays. it is hard to beat louis's cuteness. >> open up the buckingham bureau soon. >> a toss up. >>> we want to check in with somara theodore again. she is checking in on skies for severe weather for folks. >> these areas were hit. severe weather out in kansas. we are talking five tornadoes reported yesterday. tennis-ball sized hail. take a minute to picture that in these areas. today, 15 million people at risk. oklahoma city right up to areas like fargo. wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour. the timing impacts saturday afternoon and saturday night. back west, dealing with blizzard conditions. this storm system continues to move east. on sunday, from texas to michigan,

well, i've already been privileged enough to be at the event at the civic hall, where prince charlestold in time. you know, there are a lot of things that david was incredibly passionate about. you just need to google his name to see the reasons why he got into politics and the things, the hopes that he had for the city. it is my desperate hope that a lot of that will be realized of that will be realised in the fullness of time. do you see it still being carried out, that kind of work in that kind of way? yeah, i think so. certainly our new mp, anna firth, has committed herself to continuing the work of david's legacy. she's her own person. she has her own heart for the city as well, i'm sure. but there are many people who have sort of embarked upon a year of events and conversations that will really try to make the most of it. i myself suggested to the city that we would have 1,000 conversations, one—to—one conversations about our hopes for the city. because david was so well known to the town, to south end to the town, to southend as it was and the city as it is now because of thes

appearance a day after the couple made a secret stop at windsor castle to meet queen elizabeth and prince charlesf they made a public visit it would have undermined their claim they're not safe to visit the uk because they've been stripped of their tax funded security. >> reporter: harry fighting in court over the lack of security for his family complaining to oprah -- >> i never thought i would have my security removed because i was born into this position. i inherited the risk. >> reporter: princess diana's former officer says his fears are not justified. >> scotland yard and the government would not allow he, his wife and his children in any way to be compromised in his country because of a lack of security. >> it's time we must turn to support into the future. >> reporter: the invictus games founded by harry have a special meaning for the couple. the first time meghan accompanied harry was to the 2017 games in toronto. they got engaged that november and mayor yid in 2018 at windsor castle. >> i therefore proclaim that they are husband and wife. >> reporter: now after the pandemic and a bruise