prince harry that.st night, johnny peacock had his blade out last night, he did thejob. it would phenomenal. —— you did thejive. good morning if you havejustjoined us. the conservative party conference kicks off in manchester later today. in advance the party looks to have set its sights on appealing to younger voters. let's discuss this with conservative party chairman sir patrick mcloughlin who joins us this morning. good morning. welcome to be brea kfast sofa. good morning. welcome to be breakfast sofa. tuition fees, how much of a difference it is going to make to most students out there? much of a difference it is going to make to most students out there ?|j think it will make a difference because it is going to raise the threshold to which you start paying back tuition fee from 21,000 to 20 5000. i think that is an important move. i think it will ensure people but they will not have to start paying back their loan until they are owning a good salary. significant part of it, when you look at the off

prince harry hopes to expand the invictus games. he said the sky is the limit.ld as andrew plant reports. the final day of competition in canada in the games set up by prince harry in 2014. 17 nations, over 500 participants, for a week—long event that helps wounded servicemen and women with physical and psychological rehabilitation. the closing ceremony then, a star—studded ending with some of music's biggest names and recognition for one of the game's biggest stars, the uk's mark ormerod, multiple medal winner, the former royal marine commando recognised with the exceptional performance award. to the thousands who filled the stands this week and the millions who watched at home, let me issue you a challenge. don'tjust move on from these games with happy memories. instead, make an invictus goal for yourself. the invictus games are not just for the already determined. these games are for those who need it most. please help us find them. as the scene sets on toronto's games, the flag was passed to the next host. it will be game on down under. i'll see you in austr

founder prince harry wants to expand the event in the future, saying "the sky's the limit."t 10:30, we'll bring you a newsbeat debate on generation z, exploring the misconceptions of 16—22 year olds and asking how they see their future. good morning and welcome to bbc news. theresa may says she plans to say sorry to activists at the conservatives‘ annual conference for the party's performance in the snap election that she called earlier this year. the prime minister is also seeking to enhance her party's appeal to younger voters by outlining changes to student funding and has indicated that graduates won't have to start repaying loans until they earn £25,000 a year. our assistant political editor norman smith is at the conservative party conference in manchester. mrs may has been speaking already this morning, what has she had to say? there are going to be more announcements, more initiatives targeted at young people and in particular students. mrs may think she's going to look again at student financing. now, we do not know what those announcements are, she was press today

founder prince harry wants to expand the event in the future, saying ‘the sky's the limit‘ and our sundaytion of the papers is at 9:35. this morning's reviewers are political commentator james miller and the journalist and broadcaster shyama perera. good morning and welcome to bbc news. theresa may has announced a freeze on university tuition fees in england and an extension of the "help to buy" scheme in a bid to win over younger voters. it comes as the conservative party gathers in manchester for its annual conference. our political correspondent chris mason reports. the security sweeps are complete. this hall will soon be packed. but you don't need to look hard outside the conference venue to be reminded of the topic that dominates politics. expect a clear attempt here by senior conservatives to change the subject. so, in the next financial year, starting in april, graduates in england will only begin repaying their tuition fee debts once they earn £25,000 a year. this is an increase from the current threshold of £21,000. the conservatives say this is a saving of around £360 a year for

prince harry has the look of a rock star on stage.g brilliantly, going from strength to stress. turbulent times for monarch airlines at the moment, they are under the spotlight after being granted a 2k hour extension to their licence to sell package holidays. who better to talk to than the travel editor of the independent. for talking to us, simon. thank you for giving for talking to us, simon. thank you forgiving up for talking to us, simon. thank you for giving up bright and early. it is one thing after another. first reinach, now monarch. how worried should monarch customers be? well, anybody travelling today should not be worried at all. the first wave of flights is already up in the air, a fly from all over the uk to spain, portugal greece and beyond. the airline is still selling seats. however, something really odd has happened overnight. last night i was checking fares and i was finding manchester does .com, birmingham to barcelona, £52 return to the project again this morning and the fares had risen to £250, the sorts of level

prince harry and meghan markel have everyone on engagement watch. royal sources tell "e.t." no question an engagement will happen. it's a matter of when. last wednesday, prince harry reportedly brought meghan to a tea party with the queen. >> escorted to the queen's private living room within buckingham palace and hosted. certainly it's getting everyone excited. >> the 36-year-old told producers she will not be returning for season eight. fuelling further rumors of an imminent ebb engagement. >> if she did meet the queen, that speaks to a much bigger level of intimacy between them of having that one-on-one time. >> as for when a wedding takes place, it wouldn't happen until after the birth of the third baby. >> i think this is a done deal. they just have to schedule it. >> that's because you're a meghan fan. >> you better believe it. >> up next, jason alexandria's return to tv. what is he saying about a sign feld reunion? >> a movie reunion 17 years after nurse betty. >>> plus, demi lovato's documentary confession. does she want to get back with her scene of the accident. >>

at the closing ceremony of the invictus games founder prince harry wants to expand the event in the futurem tanya beckett will introduce us to five people who have experienced important moments of the recent past, in witness. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. we have some breaking news. the french army have shot dead a man after he killed a person with a knife at marseille's main train station. marseille is a major port city in the south of france. police say they had cordoned off the area and france's interior minister is on his way to the scene. the news from france is that the french military have shot dead a man who had been wielding a knife and who killed a person at marseille train station. we will of course bring you more on that as soon as we have it. theresa may has announced a series of measures ahead of the conservative party conference which she is hoping will appeal to younger voters. there's to be a freeze on tuition fees and students won't have to start paying back loans until they‘ re earning over 25 thousand pounds a year. the prime minister says these are the first

the sun claims a public kiss between prince harry and meghan markle has sparked a frenzy of engagementon. and the mirror reports the captain of one of britain's nuclear—armed submarines has been suspended over claims of an inappropriate relationship between two officers. we'll begin with the times and the headline spain torn apart as 850 hurt in referendum riots. this picture of a very well protected policeman brought in by the central government to try to stop this vote taking place, rachel.” government to try to stop this vote taking place, rachel. ithink whatever you think about the referendum, whatever you think about independence for this region, the scenes of violence we've seen from the police are frankly horrifying. not only have you got that very vivid image but there's also a line here, it says one protester lost an eye to aruba bullet and elderly voters were seen with blood streaming from head wounds. the violence here really has overshadowed any kind of debate about whether the referendum should have gone ahead. juxtaposed to that has been the response of the spanish prime

. >>> then, prince harry and his girlfriend, meghan markle. on the pda in front of their mom. >>> and ryan, eva, jay z, beyonce and more. all the gossip from inside the "snl" afterparty. >>> and before tonight's "dancing with the stars," frankie muniz talks about his boy band obsession. >> honestly, i can name a song. he knows every move to the video. >> i don't know about that. homecoming participated in an ♪ >>> that is kevin hart and his wife, eniko, heading into their safari-themed baby shower. the harts stood together. giving a united front despite the fact that they're still dealing with kevin's cheating scandal. >> when their baby boy arrives, he'll be named kenzo. >> there was a lot of romance newing this weekend. kicking off our couples "know & tell" a rare ryan and eva sighting. >> reporter: the notoriously private couple showed up to "snl's" afterparty holding hands. >> reporter: eva, looking gorgeous in a red patterned jumpsuit and platform heels, was celebrating ryan's hosting gig. >> my second time. it's the season premiere. [ ch

. >>> then, prince harry and his girlfriend, meghan markle. on the pda in front of their mom. >>> and ryan, eva, jay z, beyonce and more. all the gossip from inside the "snl" afterparty. >>> and before tonight's "dancing with the stars," frankie muniz talks about his boy band obsession. >> honestly, i can name a song. he knows every move to the video. at stanford health care, we can now use a blood sample to detect lung cancer. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. >>> the cast of spider-man homecoming participated in an it all started when sophia stopped into marshalls and found a mug for surprisingly little green. she paired that with some succulents. and suddenly something clicked. that surprise led to a stylish

bruce springsteen and bryan adams bring the invictus games to a close as prince harry says the sky's limit for the event. right here, right now, shoulder to shoulder, you are invictus. i will see you in australia. and sarah has the weather. an awesome feeling day today with outbreaks of rain across the country and a strengthening breeze. i will bring you the details in 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story. theresa may has announced a freeze on university tuition fees and an extension of the "help to buy" scheme in a bid to win over younger voters. it comes as the conservative party gathers in manchester for its annual conference. our political correspondent chris mason reports. the security sweeps are complete. this whole will soon be packed. that you do not need to look hard at outside the conference venue to be reminded of the topic that dominates politics. expect a clear attempt here by senior conservatives to change the subject. so, in the next financial year, starting in april, graduates in england will only begin repaying their tuition fee debts once they earn £25,00

largest investment ever made by the charitable trust of the duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harrywis hamilton takes a major step towards a fourth f1 world title with victory at the japanese grand prix. and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35 — this mornings reviewers are caroline crampton from the new statesman and the sunday times‘ foreign editor peter conradi. good morning and welcome to bbc news. hurricane nate has hit the united states, causing torrential rain and powerful winds. people in parts of mississippi, alabama, florida and louisiana have been ordered to leave their homes. the storm has already caused major damage to several central american countries, leaving at least 25 people dead, before hitting the us as a category one hurricane. luxmy gopal reports. they watched it approach, and then it hit. the us is facing the full force of hurricane nate, winds of up to 150km/h, with storm surges. the category one hurricane has hit the gulf coast of the states, as torrential rain and flooding in parts of mississippi, alabama, florida and louisiana, where people

herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. >>> as mentioned, britain's prince harrynvictus games. cheering on the wounded warriors who competed there. >> yeah, the excitement surrounding the prince growi ii even stronger hen his girlfriend, meghan markle, appeared by his side. we saw a peck on the cheek? >> things are getting hot. they're getting serious, yeah. harry -- hellebrating? i just made up a word. harry is celebrating -- hellebrating -- the week-long military sporting event he founded. a big deal. the prince had plenty of official business. he had a special twinkle in his eye. a sparkle from ms. >> i want to start by saying thank you. >> reporter: a royal success. prince harry saluting soldier athletes at the close of his annual invictus games. >> you have delivered the biggest invictus games yet. with the most incredible atmosphere making our competitors feel like the stars they are. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ get up in the evening >> reporter: adding more star power and song, bruce springsteen. and kelly clarkson. ♪ makes you stronger stand a little taller

largest investment ever made by the charitable trust of the duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harryoming up at 2:30pm, a round—up of the political stories that made the headlines this week in politics europe. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the former prime minister, sirjohn major, has weighed into the debate over theresa may's future, calling those conservatives who're seeking to undermine the prime minister "self—absorbed and disloyal". mrs may has admitted her difficult speech at the party conference last week had been uncomfortable for her but says she's resilient and determined to carry on in the job. here's our political correspondent, susana mendonca. and there is some flash photography in her report. if i win, i shall continue as prime minister... fending off the plotters was a full—time job for sirjohn major. when he was prime minister, he faced a leadership election and won. more than two decades on, he's now coming to the defence of theresa may against those plotting to take her down. writing in a sunday newspaper, sirjohn said, "the country has had enough of the

largest investment ever made by the charitable trust of the duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harrynd in sport at 7.30, disappointment for scotland as their hopes for qualifying for next yea r‘s world cup come to an end. and in f1, lewis hamilton says he is taking nothing for granted in the title race despite opening a huge lead with victory in the japanese grand prix. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the former prime minister sirjohn major has weighed into the debate over theresa may's future, calling those conservatives who are seeking to undermine her self—absorbed and disloyal. mrs may has admitted her speech at the party conference last week had been ‘uncomfortable‘ for her but says she's resilient and determined to carry on in the job. here's our political correspondent chris mason. lord heseltine called on her to reassert her authority by reshuffling the cabinet. sirjohn major knows what it is like to be a prime minister in peril. it is time to put up or shut up. he saw off his internal critics two decades ago and now he wants to help theresa may do the same. writing in

largest investment ever made by the charitable trust of the duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harryewis hamilton takes a major step towards a fourth f1 world title with victory at the japanese grand prix. no way! oh my god! and click explores the ever evolving world of virtual reality. that's in half an hour... hello, good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. hurricane nate has hit the united states, bringing torrential rain and powerful winds to communities along the southern coast. since making landfall, its winds are weakening and it has now been downgraded to a tropical storm. but weather officials warn the threat of dangerous storm surges does remain. after claiming at least 30 lives in central america, it became the fourth major storm to make landfall in the us this year. anisa kadri reports. as it approached, hurricane nate promised strong winds and torrential rain. it hit the gulf coast of the united states, causing flooding across many states and people have been ordered to evacuate. although it is weakening... the impact is still being felt. water on most road ways. two mile

largest investment ever made by the charitable trust of the duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harrynd lewis hamilton takes a major step towards a fourth f1 world title with victory at the japanese grand prix. good morning and welcome to bbc news. hurricane nate has hit the united states, causing torrential rain and powerful winds. people in parts of mississippi, alabama, florida and louisiana have been ordered to leave their homes. the storm has already caused major damage to several central american countries, leaving at least 25 people dead. the national hurricane centre said it has now been downgraded to a tropical storm. as it approached, hurricane nate promised strong winds and torrential rain. it hit the gulf coast of the united states, causing flooding gci’oss united states, causing flooding across many states and people have been ordered to evacuate. although it is weakening many people have appealed for devastation. nate being fast—moving, we had to make sure that we had plans in place, we do not normally see storms like that. it has been an unusual hurricane season. it has

princes william and harry and the work they are doing for mental health.w much was won on friday night by a lucky ticket holder in gran canaria, spain, while four uk players won £900,000. we'll be finding out what it's like to strike it lucky injust a minute, but first we've been asking how you'd spend the money if you hit the jackpot. a nice house, a nice holiday. a bit of time off work. being able to visit friends and stuff like that. i'd go abroad. we'd give a lot away... but family first. the children, making sure they are all right, and then some to charity. a new house. some adaptions for me, all of them on a new house. have a very, very big, nice holiday, have a nice house, and a very nice car. i would buy hull fc and make them better. no money would change what i do, i would carry on grafting. i would carry on working because i like myjob and i would spend it all on my family. some of the thoughts of people, what they would do if they won the lottery. let's get more on this now from the psychologist professor cary cooper and lottery winner mary ell

and at the closing ceremony of the invictus games, founder prince harry says he wants to expand the eventn the future. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. theresa may has announced a series of measures ahead of the conservative party conference which she is hoping will appeal to younger voters. there's to be a freeze on tuition fees and students won't have to start paying back loans until they‘ re earning over twenty five thousand pounds a year. the prime minister says these are the first steps in a wider review of university funding. labour — which has promised to abolish tuition fees — has called the proposals "desperate." our political correspondent alex forsyth reports. bruce davidson has told delegates to unite and fight for the country, in the past hour. the first day of conference, a big day for the prime minister. reporter: happy birthday, prime minister! she has not had much to celebrate lately. theresa may knows she has a lot to prove, to her party and voters. her first pitch is to the younger generation, with the promise to look again at how tuition fees work. when we set t

founder prince harry wants to expand the event in the future, saying ‘the sky's the limit‘..30, click looks at all things battery, from how to keep your smartphone charged to the mountain storing energy in lakes. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. one the first day of the conservative conference, theresa may says she's sorry the party didn't win a majority at the general election. the prime minister is also seeking to enhance her party's appeal to younger voters by outlining changes to student funding and has indicated that graduates won't have to start repaying loans until they earn £25,000 a year. let's go live to assistant political editor norman smith, who is at the party conference in manchester. good afternoon. thanks very much indeed. i think one thing we can say is a senior tories are desperate for this conference not to be just about brexit and brexit and brexit. which is why we had this announcement is trying to ease the pressure on students, with a couple of initiatives. 0ne, freezing the current level of tuition fees so they do not go up from £9,250 up to 95

the final day of competition in canada in the game is set up by prince harry in 2014. 70 nations, 500helps wounded service men and women with physical and psychological rehabilitation. the closing ceremony, then, a star—studded ending, with some of music's biggest names and recognition for one of the game's biggest stars, a multiple medal winnerfrom the biggest stars, a multiple medal winner from the uk. biggest stars, a multiple medal winnerfrom the uk. the former biggest stars, a multiple medal winner from the uk. the former royal marine commando recognised with the exceptional performance award. to the thousands who built the stands this week and the millions who watched at home, let me issue a challenge. do not just watched at home, let me issue a challenge. do notjust move on from these games with happy memories. instead, make and invictus call for yourselves. the invictus games are not just for the already yourselves. the invictus games are notjust for the already determined, these are those who need it most. please help us find them. as the scene sets on toronto's games, the fli

amount of money ever awarded by the charitable trust of the duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harry the bestselling author peterjones talks about the injuring fascination readers have for crime thrillers. now on bbc news — sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, john watson. the headlines tonight: heartbreak for scotland — their world cup dreams shattered by a stalemate in slovenia. the scots loss — northern ireland's gain — as that result guarantees them a play off place. as lewis hamilton wins in suzuka to move a step closer to a fourth world title. scotland's hopes of reaching the world cup in russia are over. victory over slovenia would have guaranteed a play—off place, but they were held to a 2—2 draw. tim hague reports. were these the men to take scotland toa were these the men to take scotland to a first world cup in 20 years? the initial target a play—off place with victory in slovenia required. and with that in mind it was a positive start. they start which would lead to a goal. leigh griffiths, so often the man when it matters most, doing it again for his countr

princes william and harry have held a reception at st james's palace to celebrate the impact of their issues. and this evening, they will host an event to mark world mental health day, alongside the duchess of cambridge, who is hoping to make herfirst public appearance since it was revealed she is pregnant with her third child. 0ur royal correspondent, daniela relph, reports. this report contains some flash photography. mental health has become the subject much of their work has revolved around. the duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harry have used their high—profile and royal status to get people to talk openly about mental health issues. at st james's palace today, they brought together many of those who worked on, or have been helped, by their heads together project. up and down the country — in schools and workplaces, in towns, cities and villages, among men and women, between young and old — the uk was finally talking about mental health. just talking to somebody, having those conversations, it's like medicine for her. heads together has effectively used the pulling power

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and a rather excitable front page for the sun, which says that prince harry and meghan markle's firstc kiss has sparked what it calls "a frenzy of engagement speculation". i don't know amongst whom. i haven't given it a lot of thought. let's start with spain today and these very stark pictures on the front of a number of the papers. the metro says brute force, hundreds injured as that is right police try to stop the catalan referendum. it is very shocking to see these pictures in a place like spain, rachel, isn't it? of course, you look at the pictures, and you mentioned this particular picture of the policeman in riot gear, attacking a vulture. we might see something like that, expected in venezuela, certainly not in an eu country. the issue is that the referendum according to the spanish government is illegal and therefore entirely non—binding. and obviously it's quite inconvenient for them to be having this referendum, for the spanish government. that said, because something is inconvenient, the response to send in riot police and to arrest politicians in the region, to try and arr

other guests include prince harry, and chance the rapper. >>> melissa's given us the one word to describe today. boo-tiful. >> i know i try to be funny. it looks spectacular outside as well. the gusty winds for trick or treaters like we did yesterday. we'll talk about your trick or treat forecast. sunshine, you're probably on an evening weekend mode right now. halloween. most of you are already thinking ahead to dressing up your kids in halloween costumes, handing out candy. and we've got sunshine. 58degrees. calm winds, very low mi through the rest of the afternoon, climb it up a few more degrees to either side of 60. once that sun sets this evening, a very quick cool down for us. so high temperatures in d.c., about 61 degrees at 4:00 this afternoon. by 6:00, trick or treating is beginning for those youngest ones. we'll be around 56 degrees at that time. winds this evening, running about 5 miles per hour from the northwest. for the city itself, right around the beltway, we've got 48 to 55. we'll start at 55 by 9:00, falling down to 48 degrees. when you get way out in the suburbs, tempera

. >> she's dating prince harry. >> yes. >> so apparently she's an actress. been on suits. now there is reports that she will quit her role on suits and she'll announce her engage ment to prince harry before christmas. that is what is out there right now. she has been on the show since 2011. she told producers she will not return to the show's 18th season and filming is set to wrap up next month. after their plans for her toe relocate to the uk. >> hold on. a couple things. she's quitting her job a loft people like that show suits. it business attorneys, right. >> she has a big role in it. >> huge. >> and, okay, so walking away from a very successful acting job. she wanted to be a actress, right. so now she will give it all up , at the possibility that she will get engaged and become a member -- good they are say she is engage they just have not announced it. we don't know. >> but does she think it will happen. normally every circumstance would i say never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, quit your job as a woman. you want to maintain your independent, have your own money and

appearing with prince harry highlighting mental health day. >>> you've seen reunions before but maybethis. marine corporal appearing at family reunion to surprise his mother. began running around him before giving him a big tearful hug. hadn't seen each other since he was deployed overseas in 2015. she was totally blown away. >>> unique emotional bond inspiring a pair of runners to take on a marathon. this hour. and there are new evacuation orders in the north bay. oakmont and the bennett valley are some of the neighborhoods being evacuated... and fire fighters struggling to get flames under control. why the weather is working against them... next. >>> finally tonight, more than 40,000 people ran the chicago marathon this year, but two share a bond like no other. life-saving gift inspiring both to reach for the finish line. nbc's kevin tibbles. >> staring down a marathon is daunting but for fred miller and shay brown this race is about life itself. a life lived, a life lost, a life saved. >> alyssa was delightful, spunky, super bright. >> reporter: fred lost his 24-year-old daughter t

prince harry is scheduled to speak and chance the rapper will perform.ld civic leaders aimed to inspire a new generation of leaders. michelle obama is set to speak wednesday. >>> fallout from the kevin spacey scandal. people magazine says kevin spacey's founder's award has been revoked. it comes a day after anthony rapp says spacey made a sexual toward him. spacey apologized. netflix said they are ending "house of cards" after the sixth season. a danish inventor admits he dismembered the body of someone. her body parts were found at sea. he initially said she died when something fell on her head. he now says she died of carbon monoxide poising. >>> president trump's plan to ban transgender from the military. the judge issued an injunction. a group of transgender service members would have a strong chance of prevailing in a lawsuit to have it declared unconstitutional. >>> "the new york times" says the u.s. pledged money for anti-terrorism force in africa made up of soldiers of five african nations including niger. congress must approve the money. usa tod

prince harry has warned of the dangers of social media for young people, as he met ambassadors for a gen — the latest in a series of european trips made by the royalfamily. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell‘s report does contain some flash photography. he's 33 now, and the working side to his life has settled into a rhythm. harry is now fully committed to royal duties, in britain and representing britain abroad. the burden of royal duty has shifted significantly to the younger generation, so in copenhagen, it's harry representing his grandmother meeting denmark's queen margrethe, and then seeking to emphasise the importance of long—standing european links between britain and denmark. our two countries have an unbreakable bond, which is as strong now as it ever has been. there are also serious messages harry wants to convey. 0n mental health, for example. he spoke to one group about the dangers of social media. people are spending far too much time online, he said, causing mentalfatigue. but the impression is of a prince who's at ease and enjoying himself. this part of the equa

. >> in britain, prince william, and prince harry are encouraging people to talk about their problems, instead of princes started noticing mental health issues visiting with veterans, people who didn't have homes, even children. >> addiction, and family break down. >> they are now promoting their heads together campaign, and across the uk, many brits are doing the same, abandoning the traditional stiff upper lip for more open conversations about mental illness. >>> trending now, what former football coach mike ditka said about oppression that is sending shock waves through social media tonight. >> and the walking dead bring their weapons to the american history museum. >> these are the low temperatures overnight. quite frankly, it's more like july. low 70s downtown. 70 in fredericksburg. we'll come back, and talk about our yellow weather alert for wednesday, and which commutes are affected. cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like

did prince harry's girlfriend meghan markle finally meet his grandmother?t is about to be announced? >>> and get ready for motown philly. boyz ii men are back and wait till you see the special guest here live. and they're here to say -- >> all: good morning, america. [ cheers and applause ] >> i didn't get the memo for my black suit and black tie. >>> coming up on "gma" we have boyz ii men. happy friday eve. "deals & steals" day and great stuff for your home and your children? and your children, that's right. almost time for holiday weekend shopping. already. we're taking you into our kid toy lab revealing some of the best buys for $75 or less. getting you ready for the holidays. >> they're having a good morning right there in oh, yeah. >>> news to get to. the latest on that foulout for president trump over his calls to families of fallen soldiers. chief white house correspondent jon karl has the latest from the white house. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. the white house is pushing back hard against the allegations made by a democrati

prince harry and meghan markle and a lot of pda earlier this week in toronto.ed hand in hand, strolling into a tennis event. they were accompanied by a small security detail. this was their first official appearance as a couple. meghan and her prince sat side by side during the match, seeming to break traditional protocol of not sitting together at a royal function until they're engaged. number two, emmy winner julia louis-dreyfus is battling breast cancer. the 56-year-old made the announcement herself on thursday with this tweet. just when you thought. one in 8 million women get breast cancer. today, i'm the one. and number one, the death of hugh hefner. we're told he peacefully passed away from natural causes at his home, the playboy mansion, surrounded by loved ones. a source tells hefner had not been well for the last year and as far back as 2006, hefner always traveled with a physician wherever he went. the legendary playboy founder was 91. >> to dream the kinds of dreams i dreamed and have them come true, to make the kind of difference that i've managed t

her husband prince william and brother-in-law prince harry were also there. >>> on the cbs money watch blasted for a virtual reality tour of puerto rico. hena doba is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. >>> walmart stocks sailed. airlines and utilities also gained ground. the dow jones gained 69 points, reaching another record high. walmart was responsible for nearly half that gain. the nasdaq finished seven points higher. >>> driver's license numbers were reportedly included the information supposed in that massive cyber security breach at equifax. last month they said the private information of more than 145 million people was compromised. besides social security number, birth dates and addresses, the hack also exposed the driver's license numbers of over 11 million people. >>> facebook's cce mark zuckerberg apologized for what's described as a tone deaf virtual reality tour. >> it appears we're here in puerto rico. >> the presentation shows avatars along with live images of hurricane-ravaged puerto rico. the presentatio

the daily mail has reported that prince harry has introduced the queen to meghan markle. >> it reportedly week at buckingham palace. this is a big deal, because a tinted out black ford galaxy was whisked in and they had tea with grandma. >> ooh, tea. >> and we were actually able to get some exclusive images. this is a world news exclusive of the meeting. >> oh, wow. >> they're all cuddly, too. >> the queen wore royal blue. >> do you think the queen is harry is tamed, somebody has tamed harry finally. >> you take him. >> yes, finally. >> congrats to the couple. this is news that things are progressing quite well. >>> back here at home to what some are calling the worst game in the history of jeopardy. >> just days after the largest fifth largest jackpot in jeopardy history, two-day winner, minnie bell, became the three-day winner with a jackpot of $1. one, single, solitary dollar. >> the three contestants were stumped by this, the only country that borders the caspian sea and the persian gulf. >> the correct response is iran. you risked and lost manny, you won with a dollar. >> hey, take t

because she's moving in with her man, prince harry. >> she's likely to be moving to england as soon asog to leave canada and make london her new permanent home. >> reporter: that new home will be an kensington palace. >> meghan keeps a wardrobe of clothes at harry's house. she'll spend her time here from now on. i'm told the plan is for harry to move to a bigger apartment within the that won't happen until an engagement announcement is official. >> reporter: that announcement seems imminent now that meghan has reportedly met the queen. >> it was apparently in the queen's private sitting room on thursday afternoon when she was taking tea. the meeting lasted for about an hour. >> reporter: but, she's have to wait until after other royal events for her announcement. >> withere are other engagement and e es coming up. in november, the queen and duke will celebrate their 790 wedding anniversary. i think the new year is probably a more realistic prospect in term of an announcement. i think a summer wedding is in the cards. we have another royal baby on the way. i think this will need to be a

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