tea with the queen continues.olitics" with wolf blitzer will start right now. >> thanks very much, kate. this is our special cnn coverage we're following right now. i'm wolf blitzer in washington. take a look at this. we're showing you live pictures from windsor castle, where president trump is set to meet with the queen of england and then have tea with her majesty. let's go to our cnn royal correspondent max foster. he's in windsor for us right now. looks like at least one vehicle is arriving there. max, set the scene for us. >> yeah, i think they're pretty much on time. just had a note from the palace saying this was the time they're due to arrive. the queen wanted to come out early to greet the president. she will do so personally, as you can see. she's there in the quadrangle of windsor. this is the private quarters of the castle where the public don't normally get in to see. so the president will be welcomed. there's a guard of honor there. the national anthem for the united states will be played. he will be

how do the queen's advisers manage world leaders or visitors to the queen who do have a tendency to gocertain roads that the queen judiciously stays away from? >> the reality is the queen is in full control. i've worked with five generations of the royal family. i've had the withering look from the queen myself sometimes when perhaps something has gone wrong with protocol. trust me, it's not something that you want to experience. i suspect that president trump would receive the same treatment should that go off-key. but i don't think it will. i think he has the type of -- he will be audwed at the royal pom and ceremony this afternoon. i think he will enjoy that aspect of it. the first lady will enjoy the royal aspects as well. he sees himself as half british anyway. when anyone meets the queen, she has this aura about her that makes sure that everybody is very happy. >> ian, thank you very much for shedding some light on what's about to happen. ian pelham turner is a royal commentator and photographer. we're watching right now the queen awaiting the arrival of president trump via marin

windsor castle, tea with the queen, the military ceremony, the queen, the military ceremony, the dinnerenheim palace, not a state banquet at buckingham palace but a dinner at blenheim palace. it allows the american president to relate to the audience back home that he's been received with due honour and dignity. it's not a full state visit. .. honour and dignity. it's not a full state visit... he was supposed to come here to see nine elms and the new american embassy but he doesn't like that and thought it was a waste of money. perhaps it gave the government an excuse of money. perhaps it gave the government an excuse for him not to come. as you say, the choice of blenheim palace and the history, the links to sir winston churchill. and then of course a visit to windsor, where barack then of course a visit to windsor, where ba rack obama then of course a visit to windsor, where barack obama had been. we know the rivalry between obama and trump, thatis the rivalry between obama and trump, that is important. if he hadn't got this he would have seen himself lower down the pecking order. any

queen is head of state as well as being our queen.role where she meets with every other head of state because she has been on the throne so long. she has met 11 out of the 12 presidents that have been around since she has been queen. she was very, very fond of reagan and nancy. and she actually had them here to stay. and it wasn't a state visit. it was very much like this. but then president reagan and the queen went riding. what the queen had forgotten was that the president is used to chatting to the press. and she was really annoyed. you should have seen her face. because he stopped talking to her and talked to the press. >> martha: she thought they were riding together. he thought it was a press opportunity. that's fascinating. so in terms of what is happening here today, and the ceremony of it, and the importance of reviewing the guards and all of the elements of this, including the tea, tell us about that the queen and trump as you would have seen stood under a dais and guard of honor. she took him in to tea. and then they had a

but with a welcome from the queen the prime minister, president trump might just the queen the prime trump mightjust not my drab protests. well, melania trump's relationship with her husband and her performance in the role of first lady have been under scrutiny of course since her husband was inaugurated. today we saw her very much of the traditional role of first lady with a couple of engagements away from her husband. let's ta ke engagements away from her husband. let's take a look at this report. a smile as melania trump entered the home of the famous chelsea pensioners to receive a lesson in poppy making with the help of local schoolchildren. the audience was chosen to chime with her be best campaign, which champions children's well—being initiatives. there was no speech from the first lady, she chatted and listened to the experiences of two different generations. did she win you two over? she came across magic, absolutely magic. didn't she, john? yes, absolutely. we tried for an invite, didn't we? laughter no, she was brilliant. i don't think we'll be invited to the white house

as he arrives to meet the queen. at a very busy day today he was with the prime minister to reason may at checkers retreat a rather awkward joint press conference a little bit earlier on in which president trump was backtracking all downplaying comments he'd made to britain's sun newspaper criticizing a treasonous breaks it strategy but then striking a very different tone with the prime minister earlier on in here we can see president trump and his wife melania thanking the queen. live live live . live. live live. live . so here we see president donald trump and his wife melania meeting the british want to for the first time they argue to have tea with the queen that meeting is likely to last about thirty minutes we know this is something that president trump has been looking forward to in his interview to the sun newspaper he praised the queen describing her as a tremendous woman he said i think she represents have country very well so there we see president donald write the queen but he has had a very busy day beca

rover ismp's range approaching the queen, queen elizabeth ii feared -- queen elizabeth ii. he is about to disembark. a major moment for him. where he came from a few years ago to this moment, meeting the queen of england. >> it is not even a state visit. it is a working trip technically. they schedule this meeting with the queen. article, he said the queen is an incredible woman and he has fondness for her, his mother, born in europe, always wanted to watch the queen when she was speaking. he grew up saying you watched -- he watched her and his wife always looks up to her and thinks she is incredible. this is more personal for him considering how much the last few days he has been talking about his parents being from europe, his father born in scotland. what do we have any idea matters will be discussed between the queen and president trump and his wife? >> i do not think so. we will know -- we know what he is going to talk to may about about the queen would not want that discussed feared -- discussed. vonnie: you can hear the u.s. national anthem being played by the guard

he was told to stay behind the queen.rked into the presidential office, this will have been drummed into him. absolutely. and the chief of protocol travels with him and i guarantee the last thing that was said to him was to stay behind the queen not in front! here come the coldstrea m queen not in front! here come the coldstream guards! on their way back past the crowds and actually passed the protest is as well. on the right—hand side of the road, those who were here opposed to mr trump's visit. on the left those who were here to show their support to the president. band plays and it's worth saying, these images which have been back to the united states, this is hugely important the british economy because this is what a lot of americans come here to see, the pomp and ceremony of britain. when i was in front of buckingham palace this morning there were so many americans standing at just see this and stubby standing here in watching these visuals. everyone back home will say our president was in windsor castle with the qu

trump let slip the queen's tree view. he writes for them. is a plaque that says aboard air force one, i mean, thatis says aboard air force one, i mean, that is like distracting me so much i can't relate to it. the golden staircase for the trump... did the mail put it there? it is so bizarre, any way, allegedly, he says things like she is beautiful, inside and out. there a couple of line it is a have dropped on the the wiresers, one says this is from reuter, president trump says of the queen, in this interview, she is so beautiful. when i saw beautiful inside and out. bigly beautiful! you have to say this is what the president would say. this is a beautiful woman. i am surprise he didn't call her... he probably did. 0n brexit he apparently said that the queen beautiful. when i saw beautiful inside and out. bigly beautiful! you have to say this is what the president would say. this isa what the president would say. this is a beautiful woman. i am surprise he didn't call her... he probably did. on brexit he apparently said that the queen told h

the day the queen would not ride with him. while we were up there, he treated them to an all-american pick nick. we all hear about the hotdogs. the menu was much more vast. smoked turkey, hot sausages, hot dogs, mixed green salad, strawberry shortcake. it was the hotdogs that really stole the show. i don't believe the queen had ever seen a hotdog before. she asked fdr what they were. fdr said it is a hotdog. she said, how do i eat it. he said you take one in your hand and you put it in your mouth and you push and you chew. which is a very descriptive way to teach someone how to eat a hotdog. the king went back and enjoyed his. the queen did not have one. this visit by many in the press was seen as a social visit. it was much more important than that. you are looking at the middle of 1939, 2 1/2 months before september 1 and the invasion of poland. the beginning of world war ii. this was the neville chamberlain group. they want to make sure that the united states was allied with the british. i think it lends itself to some of t

they are meeting the queen of england.dy, even for a president. there aren't many people that the president of the united states could meet who would trump him in terms of status and protocol. i guess that was a nervous making one. if i had to ask either of you to make sure one of you would perform immaculate and on a meeting with the queen, i'm afraid i would probably go with ron! ijust know he would get it right! laughter i'm sure! know he would get it right! laughter i'm sure i would get it wrong. an interesting element of this visit was that the queen was on her own. there was no prince charles and of course when barack obama came, at the end of his presidency, of course prince william was with the duchess of cambridge and also with prince george. there was no one else apart from the queen. when i was in rome at the vatican, you knew where you stood in the pecking order depending on who else was there and the level of the cardinals. i notice the duchess of sussex didn't turn up. ron christie, thank you for putting up r

>> the queen never gives an indication as to her feeling.f national u t unity, a very pivotal part as britain goes into unknown waters outside the eu, or so we presume. we don't know what she thinks, and there's a great deal of strength in that. she's also above party politics, so we won't know what the queen thought. we know that the queen greeted the trumps with a charming smile. we could also see from the earlier news conference with prime minister theresa may that may was having a great deal of difficulty looking anything other than extremely strained whilst compliments rained down upon her from trump at the press conference, when "the sun" newspaper that same morning had been anything but complimentary when he'd attacked her. >> all right, richard fitzwilliams, thank you so much. >> always good to get your perspective, sir. thank you. >>> so, president trump is probably over that. he's done. >> yes. >> because he's got business to look forward to. >> he's over the mayhem. >> he's over the mayhem, looking ahead to his meeting with vladim

there are different ways you can greet the queen.nd women tend to courtesy always call her your majesty first time around and after that, ma'am. these are some of the basics, but there's a high level of protocol it's hoped the u.s. president and his wife have certainly been briefed on that, guys. >> thank you outside windsor awe await president trump's visit with queen elizabeth. now on the cnbc "newsline" ," robert tuttle. b ambassador, thank you. how important is a visit like this for a sitting u.s. president? >> well, it's very important because the u.k. is our best ally in the world and there are so many things in common we have a strong defense alliance, intelligence alliance and of course there's a tremendous amount of business between the two countries and millions of our citizens and u.k. citizens have come across the atlantic to visit our countries every year >> perhaps no sitting monarch has seen more history than that person right there queen elizabeth. does the conversation ever turn serious in these meetings? or just idl

who doesn't want to have tea with the queen?g we would all love to development this is a sign. u.k.'s warm welcome in light of a pretty tough nato summit and things he said in the british press. the u.k. so far, the leaders of the u.k. have opened their arms and embraced trump and his wife and here they are about to have tea with the queen. >> bill: let's go to more now and this goes the election of 2016, and you will hear a lot about this on monday. some people will be satisfied with it, others will not. sound bite number five on the issue of meddling from the press conference one hour ago. roll it. >> president trump: i also want to thank prime minister may for pursuing fair and reciprocal trade with the united states. once the brexit process is concluded and perhaps the u.k. has left the e.u., i don't know what they are going to do. but whatever you do is okay with me. that's your decision. whatever you are going to do is okay with us. just make sure we can trade together, that's all that matters. >> bill: that's an important

the queen of england has met 11 of 12 u.s. presidents during her reign. and she has hosted more controversial figures than ever including syrian president bashar al-assad. now she is face-to-face with the man who just left nato in his own words in a very strong fashion talking tough to the members of our nato allies about paying their fair share in defense. the queen however says she doesn't do politics. that's not what the royal family does. so this will be all about tradition. with two people iconic in the world for leadership right now. martha maccallum is they are outside the and martha, this is a beautiful sight, this is a momentous site in history. >> indeed it is, and we know that president trump is looking forward to this moment very much. we also have talked to people who say that the queen has been long curious about mr. trump and that is also looking forward to meeting him. as you just pointed out, she has entertained a myriad of leaders in this amazing capital behind us that's been here for 900 years. william the conqueror chose the spot overl

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the queen is very understanding.he reality is i think that the president was much more nervous about meeting the between than i think even meeting president putin. i think the reality is, he admires the queen greatly and when he makes a mistake like standing in front of her, the queen, even in her 90s does a soft shoe shuffle and is back in play again. so the reality, i think, something like this is that -- she's very used to working with presidents, and i think that the pr president was himself. president trump was very, very honored to be there, and obviously enjoyed going to blenheim palace as well. >> and as well enjoys the tradition and history there. we know, donald trump, to your point, his mother was a huge royal family fan. talked how whenever the queen was on television everything would stop in the home and his mother would watch. we understand his posturing on the way he reveres the royal family, but may i ask about the shaking hands rather than a bow or a curtsy? was this unconventional in any way to you?

this is the news coming to you live from berlin turns and dollar trump takes tea with the queen he and the first lady millennial will bump into windsor castle near london by the ninety two year old monarch trump has mostly of boarded the british capital where tens of thousands of people are protesting against his visit also coming up. controversy of an alleged former bodyguard of the late al qaeda leader osama bin laden first he was deported from germany but now a german courses all of him to be brought back from tunisia. and pakistan for primeness and of on sharif arrested on corruption charges within minutes of his plane landing in the country he told supporters i'm making a sacrifice for the future of pakistan. hello and welcome i'm without cheema u.s. president dollar trump is gone from briggs that controversy to rory pomp and pageantry on the second day of his visit to the u.k. trump began the day by criticizing british prime minister to resign ms briggs of policy little backpedaling on those remarks when he traveled to windsor castle and then he rented windsor castle radiate with

the seven queens of -- for the seven queens that stayed there including queen elizabeth the , second and her mother. the candelabra can be found in the yellow, oval room a room that is now a formal drawing room in a private family quarters. in january of 1958, the white house received a gift of gilded silver. it was a bequest. was an heiress of a montana mining fortune. she was also a well-known hostess who had entertained general and mrs. dwight d. eisenhower in paris when he was head of the nato forces in europe. she developed a friendship with mrs. eisenhower. she was a guest at the white house on several occasions. according to her daughter, at a white house dinner, she decided to leave her collection to the u.s. government for use in the white house. as much of this collection as possible was exhibited in a newly created for may room. this is how that room appeared in 1960. this is the room as it appears today. there are not as many pieces on view, but certainly some important examples. there are over 1500 pieces in the collection, a variety of forms dating mostly to the 18th ce

hayes and queen victoria. if you look carefully on the side you will see that there were arctic themes provided in relief carving. what was selected was a much simpler design with carved moldings and royal flags, the pedestal was the work of william evanston, a carver at chatham dockyard. the knee whole panels was added at the request of president. franklin roosevelt. it was partly a desire to hide his leg braces and put a safe under his desk. it was designed by winslow and constructed by hard -- of hard oak. unfortunately president. roosevelt did not live long enough to see the panel completed. but i can tell you that this desk has been used by nearly every president since rutherford b hayes, it was first placed in the oval office by president. kennedy. after president. kennedy's death, it left on exhibition and was returned to the white house in 1977 for president. carter. and here you see it today in president trumps oval office. as we learned at lunch time, during the latter part of the 19th century there

and they're as opposed to that saying just the queen don't give him the good biscuits you know people are slightly incensed even here in windsor which is i would say normally very polite town and probably on the conservative side definitely not a hotbed of protesters and well fake news liberalism as a truck might call it and make it an obvious donald trump must be hugely flattered to be received by the queen why was this visit put on the agenda do you think. well of course all to you to make the most of this visit it wasn't a state visit to resume a didn't want to do that but it comes pretty close to a state visit really with all the red carpets that are being rolled out quite literally for donald trump and now tea with the queen behind these walls here in windsor castle so you wouldn't really and count many protesters on the streets but people are a lot of people are not happy that he has these two to to meet the queen and that's why that's why there are traitors not only a london and other parts of the country but also here in windsor we have to wait and see what came out of that vi

he's on his way to scotland after he had tea with queen elizabe elizabeth.f brits are boiling over on the streets of london protesting his presence in their nation. and adding to the fuel of the president bamming theresa may. this went public as the president was at a joint dinner. in statements today, the president denied criticizing the prime minister minutes before apologizing for that krcriticis listen to what the president had to say. >> she's a very smart, very tough, very capable person. i would much rather have her as my friend than my enemy. i said i want to apologize when i saw her. fortunately we tend to record stories now. i would say i give our relationship, in terms of grade, the highest level of special. boris johnson, i think would be a great prime minister. i did give her a suggestion, i wouldn't say advice, and i think she found it maybe too brutal. >> that's your decision. whatever you're going to do is okay with us. just make sure we can trade together, that's all that matters. i think it's been bad for europe. i'll say it and say it loud

before tea with queen elizabeth today.us with more on the pop, politics and protests, good morning. >> reporter: hey, there, hoda. good morning to you. president trump left checkers here, the british version of camp david and headed to windsor castle for tea with the queen but not before essentially trying to walk back a lot of explosive interview people here in the u.k. woke up to this morning, which the president went after teresa may's policy on brexit. side by side he and the prime minister walked out hand and hand, a message that seem intended to say we're still friends, our special relationship is still just that but the president seemed to insist that in fact, he wasn't going after teresa may when he slammed policies and seemed to imply it was fake news and talked about a recording. there is, of course, audio and in it the president goes after brix brexit. >> i didn't criticize the prime minister. i have a lot of respect for the prime minister and unfortunately, there was a story done, which was generally fine but i

president trump talking about his tea with the queen.that historic meeting with president putin. and he's being essentially going around the world dispensing with all the diplomatic niceties, and talking to bit more about his view of world diplomacy. yes, i mean, this has been quite a whirlwind tour of various capitals as president trump negotiates new funding for nato first ball, then he was obviously here, and now he is on his way to helsinki to see president putin -- his way to helsinki to see president putin —— natick festival. at the start of this trip, he said that the putin meeting might actually end up being the most straightforward of this whole trip, the easiest of this whole trip, which raised a few eyebrows at the time. but he's been asked in this interview yesterday who his biggest competitor is, now, who his biggest competitor is, now, who president trump thinks is his biggest folk. i think we have a lot of those. i think the european union isa foe, of those. i think the european union is a foe, what they do to us in trade.

not the tea with the queen wasn't itself a potential protocol mind field. but the band played on in the event appears to have passed without incident a big fan of the british monarch this perhaps the highlight of trump's visit so far for the queen who's met a dozen u.s. presidents the occasion perhaps less unforgettable. so the trumps now all know way up to scotland landing shortly at glasgow's prestwick airport from there on to his very own golf course turnberry for what promises to be a rather quieter weekend maybe just maybe a round of golf or two he says he'll be preparing for his meeting on monday with vladimir putin in helsinki what could possibly go wrong there. joe thanks very much indeed jennifer reporting there from windsor let's go to trafalgar square in central london where we can join and neve parker just tell us what's the latest on protests around you. while the heavens of just open we've just heard a rumble of thunder interpret it how you will as a good or a bad omen depending on how you view donald trump's visit here to the united kingdom t

not the tea with the queen wasn't itself a potential protocol mind you. but the band played on in the event appears to have passed without incident a big fan of the british monarch this perhaps the highlight of trump's visit so far for the queen who's met a dozen u.s. presidents the occasion perhaps less unforgettable join a whole al-jazeera windsor or tens of thousands of people due to the streets in the capital of london to protest against france policies police at one point said trafalgar square had reached capacity they've parker spent the day with protests. dall trumpet being told to avoid the center of the british capital because of this vast crowds a so-called carnival of resistance launched against the world's most powerful leader that moscow a giant helium filled blimp of donald trump as a baby clutching a mobile phone. oh oh many demonstrators believe he has an infant grasp of politics they see him as a wrecking ball for race relations women's rights climate change and peace behind me here is a very serious message and that is you know when we'r

he has now methe queen. you've done a tour of the beautiful english countryside in a couple o round-abouts. what's your impression of the s?last couple of d christian: this is the closest i have been to a castle in two months including the royalo weddingdon't know how it sneaked under the barrier but here i am. tching the event today, the main event at windsor, which he really wted all these photographs, absolutely fascinating. all tco pro that goes with it. ron was on edge because donald trump likes the odd vigorous hand shake and has been known to pick dandruff off the shoulder of one or two leaders so what would he do whenetehe queen? he was on his best behavior. in fact, looked petrifi next to the queen but our royal correspondent said that theee who has met 10 of 11 presidents and has see them all, would probably have been quite intrigued. she would haven read a awful lot about donald trump and would want to know what it was all about. will he beor her fe president? probably not. i think that was probab

just the queen.next year she went to santa barbara to his ranch and clearly there was a great affinity. that is right. there was torrential rain there and she was torrential rain there and she was only just at the ranch was torrential rain there and she was onlyjust at the ranch in time. the other president she got on with was barack the other president she got on with was ba rack obama the other president she got on with was barack obama and michelle obama. there was a rapport there. the state visit in 2011 that they made to this country. there have been so few state visits by american presidents. and for many years they did not want state visits because they did not fa ncy state visits because they did not fancy dressing up, and it wasn't until george w bush came on a state visit in 2003 that the american president was afforded this ultimate in hospitality and. the state visit is when the queen invites a visitor to come and stay at windsor castle and buckingham palace. george w bush and buckingham

meeting theresa may and also meeting the queen.

all i can say is his mother is scottish, we know he wanted to meet the queen. unquestionably it was an important moment for him, but certainly could have been handled better. there's no doubt you want a moment like that to go smoothly. you don't want it all over twitter. >> one of the things people caught on that ruffled feathers, he greeted her with a handshake rather than a courtesy or bow. how significant is that? >> well, i understood from what i saw, and i have read this elsewhere, that as the president got out of his car, he bowed. so the bow was early. again, this comes back to a matter of rehearsal, of knowing precisely what you're going to do. i think he does a certain amount as we know very well that he does, that he feels like doing. i mean, it is very difficult, this area. it brings back memories of 1981 and nancy reagan when she met the queen, she didn't curtsy. the president were ruthless, dubbed her queen nancy, more or less stalked her throughout her visit which was to coincide with marriage of the prince and princess of wales. anything you get

alison weir, author ofjane seymour, the haunted queen. thank you, james.day, back to 3! celsius in england and wales, with a bit more humidity. many places were dry, if not hot and sunny but not everywhere. as expected we had this cloud which has been producing some heavy rain and even thunderstorms. the focus of that was the south—west of england where in parts of devon there was an inch of rain falling. very heavy looking cloud. then the wetter weather in parts of south wales. we've also seen showers easing off to a certain extent, one or two through being the channel, threatening to move inland. the tendency overnight is for things to come down and the showers to fade away. this cloud is moving into eastern areas of scotland. bringing some cooler air. scotland, single figure temperatures. further south, after the storms, temperatures around 17 or 18. on monday we have one or two showers, perhaps thunderstorms close to the south coast, the isle of wight and towards the west, but staying mostly at the. very little rain in the forecast. really hotting up a

one of the principle guest rooms named for the seven queens that have stayed there, including queen elizabeth ii and her mother. the candle can be found in a room that is now a formal drawing room in the private family quarters. in january of 1958, the white house received a large collection of gilded silver. it was at the crest of a woman who died in 1956, an heiress to a montana mining fortune. she developed a friendship with mrs. eisenhower, and mrs. bill was a guest at the white house on several occasions and according to her daughter, at a white house dinner, she decided to leave her collection to the u.s. government for use in the white house. as much of this collection was possible was newly exhibited and this is how that room appeared in 1960. this is the room as it appears today. there are not as many pieces, but certainly some important examples. there are over 1500 pieces in the collection. made by some of the finest and english and french silver smiths. paul store is represented by several objects, including a set of six wine coolers, each decorated with classical seams. on the le

gentleman standing to the queen's left, queen's left, a assistant of military rank who assists the queenpossibly want. the grenadier guard, i don't know whether the green that deer guards, irish guards, whatever, they're the guard men, they're people on duty outside of buckingham palace. tourists try to make them move or laugh. ashley: trooping of colors is big event outside of buckingham palace. stuart: there are the guards arrayed in lovely lawn of windsor castle. ashley: built originally by william the conqueror in 1184. the brits got it back. the relatives, had varney, relatives came across in northern conquest, got to enjoy windsor castle for 90 years. stuart: i will confirm what ashley webster just said. my very distant relative is supposed to be a gentleman that is a french duke who came across the channel in the invasion of 1066. set down roots. i am the product. ashley: there you are. stuart: where are we going with this. ashley: you're proud of that, aren't you? [laughter] stuart: where are we going with this one? right. now we're waiting for the president to arrive. these thin

had tea with the queen.e kept her waiting twenty minutes. >> the punctual queen checked her watch prior to the president's arrival. >> trevor: good lord, is there any rule he didn't break? , like, president trump in hot water after pushing the queen into the royal swimming pool. ( laughter ) for more on trump's u.k. visit we're joined by an actual british person gina yashere, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) gina, in the u.s., trump's u.k. visit seemed to not go so well but,, as a british person, what do you think? >> it was an unmitigated disaster, trevor. ( laughter ) this cockwomble came to our country and insulted us. he cut her off like he's trying to beat her to the early bird special. trump was straight rude. he insulted our prime minister on tape before he even met with her, then blamed the mayor of london for terrorism, obviously because he's muslim and it must have been one of his cousins. >> trevor: wow. you know, after this, i bet you wish trump had never come at all. >> are you kidding? on the

tea with the queen dinner with the prime minister claims of fake news and huge protests on a fantasy visit to england rolls to a close next stop scotland. hello i'm maryam namazie this is al jazeera live from london also following two big stories out of pakistan this hour former prime minister nawaz sharif is back in the country he's been arrested on corruption charges and faces ten years in jail. while in the country's southwest a suicide bomber has targeted an election rally eighty five people have been killed and dozens more wounded also ahead the international monetary fund defends the fuel price hikes in haiti that triggered days of violent protests we'll have the latest from puerto prince. we begin with the latest on donald trump's visit to the u.k. the u.s. president has just had tea with britain's queen elizabeth in the last hour donald trump and first lady will welcome to windsor castle he was given a royal salute before inspecting the guard of honor alongside the ninety two year old man jonah hall is live for us in windsor and jono we know that this was the meeting the pres

alison weir, author ofjane seymour, the haunted queen.ere will be more sunshine to come and more heat as well. earlier on we had some thunderstorms focus towards england and south wales. it is becoming dry overnight. this band of cloud earlier bought some spots of rain into north—west scotland. the cloud bringing some fresh air to northern scotland. contrast that temperature with the much more humid feeling whether we have in the south. one or 200 showers not far away from the south coast. most of them probably in the english channel or over the near continent. a lot of dry weather and sunshine as well. fresher feeling for scotland and northern ireland. temperatures into the mid—20s at best. further south the growing heat up to 30 or 31 again. over the week ahead we are hard pushed to find any rain at all. showers in the english channel are fading away. on the whole it should feel very warm. this is bbc news. the headlines: more than a hundred firefighters battle against a rapidly developing blaze on the moors in lancashire which fire cre

not the tea with the queen wasn't itself a potential protocol mind field. but the band played on and the event appears to have passed without incident a big fan of the british monarch this perhaps the highlight of trump's visit so far for the queen who's met a dozen u.s. presidents the occasion perhaps less unforgettable join a whole al-jazeera winsor. well a giant blimp depicting the u.s. president as a baby has been flying in the skies over london during protests against his visit tens of thousands of people demonstrated against mr trump on issues such as immigration race relations and climate change surveys by british polling organization you gov fun to see britain's believe trump is a poor or terrible president holding trump to account where highlighting the fact that his toxic hate fuels politics and his policies that having a devastating impact on people not just in the u.s. and in the u.k. and all over the world especially in the global south and opposed to trying to racism his homophobia is wrong. and i want him out of office i've joined protests in

>> yes, sergeant queen. i'm a member of the canadian guards. regiment was formed in 1953 and became canada's first national regiment. its motto means from sea to sea. stewart: and what of your assignments, sergeant major? >> yes, sergeant queen. i am with [french spoken] quarter at the citadel. we are a french-speaking unit. men are french descent and come from the province of quebec. stewart: i am told the royal 22nd regiment is frequently referred to as the van dous. what is the story behind us? 2 byes, we are known as 2 the english speaking people. they have difficulty to pronounce 22eme regiment. come now as we watch the changing of the guard. ♪ [trumpet being played] stewart: the traditions of canada's regiments have been nurtured by the older british customs and provide added luster to the parade gallons. one of the most famous summer sites in quebec city is the inspection and changing of the guards have the citadel by the royal 22nd regiment. these 19th-century uniforms belie the modern, professional soldiers who wear them. ♪ stewart: th

president to meet queen elizabeth. she welcomed him and the first lady at windsor castle with a ceremony. a large balloon depicted him in a diaper. there were many americans there like jill porter, a tourist from oklahoma. >> you don't understand the daily distress i feel because i don't recognize my country anymore, i really don't. >> reporter: local resident martin said president trump isn't welcome here. >> he's a racist, a sexist, a misogynis misogynist, anti-gay. there is such a long list. >> what about the argument he's here to strengtheni the relationship between the u.s. and uk? >> i think that's bogus. >> reporter: outside his golf resort in turn berry, officers are searching cars and snipers are set up at temporary scaffolding. a paraglider circled the resort for several minutes last night flying within yards of the president to protess his policies of the environmental. he's preparing for his first summit with vladimir putin in helsinki on monday. for "cbs this morning: saturday," roxana saberi, turnberry, s

queen of scotland. the two are relatives.ter rivals. >> queen elizabeth, your cousin mary has returned to take up her throne in scotland. >> margot underwent quite the transformation to play the daughter of henry the vii. and also didn't recognize herself when pictures from the set were published. >> i on the day was like, oh, god, i look like voldemort, 'cause i've got the nose and so much pros prosthetics and -- >> like this one. >> that's the one. >> how long is that in hair and makeup, by the way? >> 3 1/2 hours. >> my dear cousin, elizabeth, i hope we might meet in person that i might embrace you. >> these two women waged a blood thirsty battle for the crown. >> i know your heart has more within it than the men who consul you. >> you would do well to watch your words. >> i will not be scolded by my inferior. >> your inferior! >> she's an amazing person and very down to earth and is one of those people that like keeps their people close and she's got her priorities in order. so, yeah, it's great, we're getting to do all o

i am sure if the queen wanted them there they would have been there.lers were sent out and they said they had other things to do, which isa very they had other things to do, which is a very interesting thing, and i'm sure the president doesn't know about this at all. even this, for instance. prince philip, 97, has retired from public life but he still does things he likes. he didn't go to this. the kind of thing, from what i know about the man, he would probably go to something about carriage driving people he already knows. why would you to go to an inspection of the troops? i think the point is, what you it was very spare around her. she has a huge family. she is very family—oriented. she has a young grandchild. somebody could have been there. the oak room, which i have never heard of before, just looking at it, maybe because i am looking at that picture of piers morgan, but the oak room reminded me of the playroom in my house, growing up, which had 0ak panelling, which was just cardboard. it was not what i considered to be one of the top rooms at wi

she is very impressed by the queen's charms.is quite interested in the queen as a public figure. she is the longest serving head of state in the world. and there are close relations between the u.s. and uk, not least because donald trump's mother came from the uk as well. so i'm sure that will come up. meghan markell will probably coming as topic a well. so there are some opportunities for things to be slightly awkward. donald trump's famous handshakes, the protocol is that the queen extends her hand first. she speaks first. she will pour the tea. so opportunities for him to break the protocols. but she won't expect him to live by any of them. her priority i'm told is to be as all good hosts should be someone who welcomes the guest and makes them feel comfortable. >> indeed. max foster, thank you for being there. it has been quite a few days in the uk for sure. >>> that will do it for my. thank you so much. stay with cnn. we're now learning deputy attorney general rod rosenstein is planning to make what is being billed as a law

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not just the optics with the queen, but the turmoil with theresa may. will he reaffirm support to help her survive this or not? >> it is fascinating. when you look at some of the controversy from yesterday, the president saying these nations are delinquent with the dues. like it is a membership club. >> it is not a piggy bank. >> it is more like you have a commitment by the year 2024 to have a certain level. they are not there yet. i will say the bully pulpit has pushed the countries to say yes we will pay more and will be doing that. >> why not go and take a bow and say iv pushed spending -- say i have pushed spending. he is confrontation. >> let's talk about this. joining us from washington is michael burnbaum. michael, is he as confrontational as he was on tv? >> reporter: not at all, christine. he has taken confrontational approach when on camera and twitter. apparently when he is met in the closed-door meetings, he is calmer. same messages that allies need to pay more for defense spending. friendlier tone and polite and accepting of the basic princ

go around touching the queen, but that famous story of michelle obama putting her arm around the queene obama. >> the queen will most likely discuss world affairs, she is the queen after all, but d'agtionally, her views do not extend beyond the castle whattals. >> that means it's going a secret. >>> two of trump's predecessors hip expressing american leadership on the world stage. form george w. bush and bill clinton spoke at an event yesterday in arkansas. b an apparent reference to the president's criticism of nato allies, they argued that the u.s. should focus on foreign development as much as defense. > one of the lessons of 9/11 is the human condition elsewhere matters to the security of our country. and the idea of helping others alleviate disease and poverty and hunger is in our national interest. ingdo you really want to say we're going to make everybody ilitarybig military, but we're not going to help anybody build notir own future and change heir own lives, i don't think an. >> mr. bush also said he is >> thebed by the country's decemberion debate, saying it sndermines the go

. >>> the president and first lady meeting with the queen today. did president trump break protocol? we'll tell you what he did that has a lot of people up in arms. the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it intelligently senses your movement and automatically adjusts on each side to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? how smart is that? smarter sleep. to help you lose your dad bod, train for that marathon, and wake up with the patience of a saint. the new sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999. smarter sleep will change your life. >>> president trump and the first lady are in scotland tonight where they'll spend the weekend before heading to the summit with vladimir putin. before leaving england they met with queen elizabeth at windsor castle. there's the video right there. good evening, i'm so happy to have both of you here this evening. lots of questions. victoria i'll start with you. today was the big day for president trump as he met queen elizabeth. did he follow protocol? what did he do. >> he did pretty well. it's the first time where i noti