william: yeah.host: what would a president get if he spends so much time today on religion in an inaugural address? what would happen do you think? william: well, i don't know. i think there would be a lot of eyeball rolling and some criticism. but eisenhower was an unashamed fervent believer in god and in a higher power. very much who he was. what makes him interesting is that he was not from a high church, you know background. he had this nonconformist background as a very humble close to the earth river brethren upbringing. so he didn't wear it on his sleeve, so to speak. but as president, he felt it was really important to be seen as a prayerful man. and it wasn't an act for him. definitely was not an act for him. you know, he was thrilled and, of course, church leaders -- membership was going up a lot in the 1950s. americans were in a bit of a spiritual awakening in that ecade. remember, they put in god we trust on our currency in that period and under god in the allegiance was added during his

william: very interesting. it gets to the heart of first, who is responsible for the bay of pigs plan that failed in april of 1961? but also, who writes the history of the presidency? kennedy came along and kennedy supporter said, no it is not that way. eisenhower did plan. dulles did plan. there is no doubt about it that we have a great deal of evidence showing it was a year-long process, thinking about how to invade cuba with a group of exiles from guatemala to overthrow castro. but eisenhower did not pull the trigger on the operation. the reason is it was not ready. it was not ready to go. it was not big enough. it wasn't strong enough. eisenhower hadn't done the careful planning. that i think would have made it potentially successful. when kennedy gets into office, he launches it right away. it fails. he invites eisenhower to camp david the next day. eisenhower says, did you do these things, did you ask the tough questions, did you go through the logistics and planning? kennedy says, i just took the advice

this is the team who have been planning this wedding, prince william is best man and prince william isnd prince harry de bruyne. you have seen prince harry de bruyne. you have seen them yourself over the past couple of days, a lot of people have been camped out since monday, the die—hard royal fans. been camped out since monday, the die-hard royalfans. there been camped out since monday, the die-hard royal fans. there was enormous excitement, you could hear the cheering. rumours had gone round within the last 45 minutes that this might happen and this is why we saw the crowds come out here, densely packed, crammed against the railings, desperate to get those photos, the lucky ones to get a handshake. this is what they want, they want to see prince harry, sixth in line to the throne, the night before his wedding. he and his fiancee, were spotted very briefly by some eagle eyed people when they drove along the long walk. but this is much more up close and personal. i wonder if we can hear any of this? thank you so much. god bless you. good luck for tomorrow, harry. good luck. inaudible w

in 1782, the state sold much of william's property. jane is left with this one third, at least in theory. the only problem is that william was in debt big-time. creditors in rowan county are flocking to the source to basically sue his butt off and get whatever they could of the portion of that one third that was left to satisfy william's debts. once the war was over, jane sought to things from the state of north carolina. number one, she sought repayment for supplies that she had provided to the state for military forces during the war. number two, she wanted verification of her title to her widowed third of william's property. she made her case for getting those two things, for what she saw as restitution, in three petitions of that reveal a lot about what she thought about her marriage, about her status as a citizen. in other words, about how she understood her changing relationships to her husband and to the government. in other words, the two main groups of guys who were ruling over her life and who had the legal authority to do th

we will keep our eyes on that. >> harry was william's best man. william will be harries. there's no maid of honor. there will be ten, count them, ten children, the youngest age 2. >> you are bearing the lead, prince george and princess charlotte will be in the service. obviously, going to steal the show. >> prince louis won't be making it. joy, we have to say hi to the crowd. >> i am green with envy that you ladies are going to be there. if you get to the afterparty, don a fascinator for me. here to help me celebrate here in new york on the big day, a trio of brits, martin lewis, columnist who contributed to the "huffington post." trish goddard, hosted a long talk show and camilla. we expanded to our anchor at people tv. let's go to you first, trish. give us a background on what to expect on the day. camilla, sorry, what should we expect that day. >> the excitement is building. there are crowds gathering. spontaneous screaming and cheering every ten minutes. everyone is so looking forward to that magical moment where meghan markle appears at noon and the dress is unveiled

mark williams leads john higgins 10—7. williams rattled off the final three frames last night.hoever wins will be the oldest champion for over a0 yea rs, be the oldest champion for over a0 years, it is the first to 18. these are live pictures from the crucible theatre. such an intimate venue. venue. capacity is less than 1000. williams could win it this afternoon, very unlikely. they resume at 2pm. we saw over the weekend how the football world has been united, thousands of messages sent to sir alex ferguson who remains in intensive care. ryan giggs has described his old boss as a fighter and says that's what makes me think he will make a recovery. the 76—year—old underwent surgery on saturday. there has been no update

just as they did the night before william's wedding to catherine. it was a moment for snaps and selfies as the people planning to spend the night guarding their spot on tomorrow's procession route were overjoyed to shake the princes‘ hands. while her husband—to—be met the crowds, meghan and her mother retired to their country house hotel. earlier they had tea with the queen. now with less than 2a hours to go, the last preparations at the castle are under way. i'm martine croxall. the other main stories on bbc news at 8. up to ten people are killed in a high school shooting in texas. and the former russian agent, sergei skripal, leaves hospital more than two months after he was poisoned with a nerve agent in salisbury. what met a good evening. the crowds are here. they are all happy. everyone getting in this period at it, along the barrier tonight. many of them hunkering down for the night. there'll be seeing songs here, eating picnics, preparing for the big event tomorrow. it's less than 18 hours to go to the big event, and final preparations are un

captain william calder and staff sergeant william north. this isa staff sergeant william north.this isn't something that traditionally you do? this is absolutely right, ceremonial duties is well at side of the army's normal comfort zone, but that makes this all the more special, out of the ordinary, and a chance to shine in front of a very large audience. and sean, last—minute preparations under way, you worked with harry as an apache pilot, so a colleague but an apache pilot, so a colleague but a friend as well? definitely, i had the opportunity to work with him in 2012 and came to respect him not just as an officer but as an individual. he worked exceptionally ha rd individual. he worked exceptionally hard at everything he did, it was amazing to see. and now to have the honour to be here today at his wedding means that little bit more. you have joint american citizenship as well, so why do you think will change the ceremony in terms of how it feels tomorrow? there are so many americans here as well.|j it feels tomorrow? there are so many americans here as well. i agree, and it

william tecumseh sherman, a loyal unionist >> william tecumseh serman was a monitomonster that made hisgh the south. behindor every legend lies the truth. >> major, any of your men need provisions in the city. >> this makes him the most hated villain in the south. serman is better than made out to be. he knew how horrific the war would come. afterno serman captive of atlana he willrd launch a new kind of warfare. not even the citizens are safe. >> war is cruelty. there is no refining it. >> one of the largest railroad centers inr the south atlanta s a critical hub. he orders an evacuation of the city and punishing the rebels. >> ith want peace. it can only be achieved through union and war.e those who brought war into the country deserve all of the curses people could put forth. >> sheserman understands war is brutal. is the more savage it is and quicker it will be over.ff >> by taking atlanta he reinvigorates the war. hood and his army are on the run. with grant bogged down with robert e. lee in petersburg they are waiting for serman deliver the end to the war.sh serman sees this will

is under way in sheffield between two former champions, mark williams and john higgins. these are our live pictures. it's been an intriguing contest. two—time champion williams made a brilliant start, going 5—1 up before higgins took the last two frames of the afternoon session. 0ne each so far in the evening means williams now leads 6—4. but higgins is well on his way to making that 6—5, the first to 18 as the winner, you can watch that on bbc two or the bbc sport website and app. cycling now, and team sky rider chris froome remians 38 seconds off the lead giro d'italia after today's third. elia viviani won a second straight stage, while australia's rohan dennis retains the overall lead. meanwhile, the final stage at the tour de yorkshire was won by frenchman stephane rossetto.

it was also sung at william and kate's wedding.of england service. instead of saying thee and thou, they are saying you and i. very respectful of that. >> this is her church. actually, that chapel is her church. it's called the royal peculiar and it is her church and that is significant, as well. but what strikes me is interesting, is that's important to understand that this royal family is an institution of the people. it has on a certain level. they are their own money and their own customs and this exists by the will of the people and this is very much in the tradition of how the people want to see this done. so, it isn't sort of an idea of them doing their own thing. they are actually in an idea of what the british people and the commonwealth expect of this family, which exists at their will. because no one can marry in this family in the lines of session without the permission of the commonwealth. >> meghan markle converted to the church -- >> she had to do it. >> strictly converting because -- >> i thought she was roman catho

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you had that with william.ff the manufacturing crisis, imagining things, putting words in people's mouths, buying off people to tell stories. it is nonstop. it is something that no one outside of the family can understand. >> the royal reaction to the american and african-american touches throughout the wedding from an african-american preacher's rousing sermon to the music choices. that's ahead. ♪ and the land is dark ♪ and the moon is the only light we see ♪ u if we find your social security number on any one of thousands of risky sites, so you'll be in the know. ewww! being in the know is very good. don't shake! ahhh! sign up online for free. discover social security alerts. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve

the wounds are still fresh. >> hmmm. >> williams: the dead man, do you know who this is?: >> narrator: ayas says he had seen this man alive in the courtyard before the army's executions began. >> williams: how old was he? >> ayas: >> narrator: by now, the myanmar military's campaign had spread across the whole of northern rakhine. over the next few days, dozens of rohingya villages were attacked and burned to the ground. on august 27, members of the 33rd light infantry division moved into the village of chut pyin. >> reporter: >> narrator: a myanmar tv network broadcast this report that same day. >> reporter: >> narrator: but the footage filmed by rohingya activists tells a different story. sabo was filming in the nearby village of ah tet nan ya as survivors from chut pyin streamed in. >> sabo: >> (conversing): >> narrator: he filmed dozens of wounded men, women and children, many of them shot in the back as they fled. we tracked down some of the survivors seen in sabo's footage, who all independently recounted how the military attacked civilians. >> jahin hussein: >> nar

william, will it matter what they are called? william, will it matter what they are called ?hey are called? we are told they will be the duke and duchess of sussex, or something like that, but she will not know where the hierarchy of the titles are, maybe you could fill that in four us. yes, we believe that in four us. yes, we believe that they will become the duke and duchess of sussex, and that, if it follows precedent, will be announced before the service tomorrow. if let's say she is on the arm of prince harry, once they are married, walking down a corridor at buckingham palace, and they bump into any one senior than prince harry, they will have to curtsy to them, anyone junior, if harry, they will have to curtsy to them, anyonejunior, if the harry, they will have to curtsy to them, anyone junior, if the couple are together, will have to bow and cu rtsy are together, will have to bow and curtsy to them. if she's walking along a corridor on her own, for instance no prince harry, any blood members of royal family would expect to be curtsied to buy meghan. members of the roy

not to overshadow william. william is the next king after charles.y them in ways that is not going to step on each other's toes. and the common well sth a place that they can do that. >> if they're traveling around the commonwealth, it gives them just a tiny bit freedom than they would get if they were constantly visible in london. i think people are going to go crazy when they see them now, even more so. so if they're sent off to the commonwealth or sent off, they want to go and the queen is very keen on this. harry's mad about the commonwealth. he's absolutely spot on there. and i think that it would be a good way to ease them into royal life before she starts having children, which i think she will do very quickly. >> well, she's 36 and he's 33. he might be 34 now. >> his birthday's in september. so he'll be 34. but she's 36. and that is a time that, if you're going to have children as a woman, you need to start thinking about that. harry is due to arrive in the next ten minutes. so the countdown -- it's so interesting. all the planning that goes

all william and kate's more formal affair in westminster abbey. the unprecedented service with an archbishop from england and a bishop from the u.s. >> well to be sure. the church of england is the mother church, so it is always to be good in mama's house. [ laughter ] >> i can't believe you just said that. >> reporter: tomorrow's pomp and ceremony may feel more like a party than past royal nuptials but this is a royal wedding like no other before. the full guest list is still a mystery tonight. almost every british royal, diana's family and many of meghan's friends are expected and big stars, george clooney, serena williams, elton john. it will be quite a day, lester? >> lots of excitement there. keir simmons, thank you. coming up, with graduation season in full swing, some good news for grads hitting the job market. we will tell you about it when we come back. it's the story of our nation. john chiang's father came here with little money, but big dreams for a better future. now john has a chance to make history. a champion of the underdog, john

william and kate welcomed nearly 2,000 well-wishers to westminster abbey.el, located on the sprawling grounds of windsor castle. >> it's somewhere he loved as he grew up, often visiting windsor with his family. >> reporter: it's where prince harry was christened 33 years ago. >> granny was this. so was >> reporter: seen here in the arms of his mother at just three months old. >> we're just going to be there and say "oh hello, can we come in? we're on the list." >> reporter: they're on the list, sitting outside the chapel but just inside the castle walls -- >> they'll be able to have a birds eye view of the arrival of harry and william, and then meghan and all those little bride's maids and pageboys. >> reporter: following protocol, the queen will be the last member of the royal family to arrive for the wedding service which starts promptly at high noon. that's 7:00am on the east coast and 4:00 a.m. on the west coast of the u.s. because the wedding is in windsor, over an hour's drive from buckingham palace. here's what you won't see, the familiar balcony gat

prince william doesn't wear a ring.ut harry and meghan is going to wear a ring. >> we're expecting the first set of announcements within the hour. the rings will be part of that. where the rings come from, this is a nugget of royal gold. >> it's welsh gold. it began with the wedding of king george vi, the duke of york and elizabeth. that's when the tradition began. >> wedding rings traditionally come out of one lump of gold. >> they do. >> do you expect that to be the case today? >> i do. that would be very much of traditional part of it. it's interesting they are going to exchange rings. he is going to wear a ring. with william and kate, only kate was wearing the wedding ring. it's not as common place in britain for the husband to wear a ring. and i know prince charles wears his wedding ring on his little finger along with his ring. the fact they're exchanging rings is, i think, indicative. >> we're going to talk about the dress. that's not my expert subject. not jason's, either. but jason is the expert on the crowds.

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walking distance of natwest branches. —— williams & glyn. walking distance of natwest branches. -- williamsis challenger bank, williams & glyn, why did that not go ahead?l number of attempts to separate the information technology, the it, to give williams & glyn its own operating system, rbs admitted it could not do it and then there was an alternative remedy to the eu required solution which was arrived at, which was, giving money out to create new challenges for business banking. feels like bank branch closures are coming thick and fast. this is both reasons. rbs was forced to separate a number of branches, a number of them probably would have been closed in the last few years, many of the ones i have seen are not modernise, in the slightest, they are very old—style branches, with big glass windows, very unwelcome in. between the concept of not going into williams & glyn, and declined usage, and these being some of the old est usage, and these being some of the oldest looking branches, it is all a pretty bad set of facts. what about online banking? yes, that is playing a role, we are usin

williams says the fed will have to phase out policy forward guidance.e have been relying on forward guidance for how long? quite a while. our colleague had an exclusive interview with john williams and basically what he's talking line in the fomc statement that says monetary policy remains accommodative in order to sustain a return to 2% inflation. this is kind of a key question because they think that neutral interest rate or maybe the endpoint is going to be is still a ways off. say still they accommodative. there has been conversation at the fed as shown in the minutes of the march fomc meeting that getting closer to the interest rate it may be time to remove that language from the statement. vonnie: who have already seen another substantial move to where the federal reserve is. he says he's not worried about the yield curve but he's not going to ignore it. but that is less of a splashy headline. >> there has been a fair amount of handwringing about the yield curve. but a lot of fed presidents. i think john williams is saying the reason the outcome o

and he's stayed close to william and harry through the years. >> i'm happy for him.e a wonderful day. >> and as for harry's new bride? meghan will also be paying tribute. at the reception. today, we learned she's taking the unusual step of giving a speech. >> good evening. >> traditionally, in the uk, it's the father of the bride who gives the speech. and because there is no father of the bride at this wedding, she wanted to stand up and say a few words. she's going to want to use her speech as an opportunity to thank the royal family for making her feel so at home. >> distinguished ladies and gentlemen, i am tremendously honored. >> somewhat your expectation for tomorrow. the big moments you're looking forward to? >> first, the dress. >> kevin talked to "cbs this among's" gayle king. >> what's the dress gonna look like? second is the kiss. but we don't have balcony here. so there has to be at some point where they have a citizen for everybody to applaud and cheer on. >> you have to get up early on a std. we're thinking it will be worth it. >> viewer won't see the pr

william is going to be his best man. he was william's best man. them. as brothers, they seemed to get on really well and support each other. and through the toughest of times, they've done that. i know that william will be a fantastic support to harry just as harry was when william got married. >> not many have the perspective that you have. >> it's a huge privilege. >> what do you think about that? talk about that. >> it was such a trprivilege toe there when they were growing up. they were just like any other family. growing up like any mischievous little boys. they grew into fantastic teenagers. we're lucky to have them. >> carolyn, did you realize the huge impact that diana was having on the world as you were there behind the scenes? >> yes, definitely. when you met her, she was so unassuming, but always so welcoming and kind and open. >> what would she think of this day? >> she would be so delighted, so hap happy. i think meghan would have adored her and she would have adored meghan. >> thank you so much, carolyn robb. fascinating. clarisa, yo

kate and william's took 45 minutes. then, then we will see them for the first time. >> you keep glossing over the kids. the great and interesting part of it, all kids are great and wonderful, yes, i'm going to get killed on social media. >> all kids are great. >> they are, but it's great to see prince george and princess charlotte. prince louie will not be here. they are flower girls and page boys. >> actually a bridesmaid. >> you don't see much of them, so that's exciting. the royal family will arrive shortly after william and harry get that. that includes the queen. then all eyes will be on meghan. she will get here with her mother, they will get here by car. meghan will take her long, history making walk down the aisle. the first portion is alone, then with prince charles. her father had heart surgery this week and is unable to make it. prince charles answered the call of duty and will do the honors instead. one thing everyone is looking for is what is she going to wear? >> what is she going to wear. she is a fashion

serena williams in versace. >> serena williams looked very sleek and different.e hugging and i think it was a real knockout. >> oprah also in stella mccartney. >> i think with the sunglasses and hat, that was exactly oprah! >> reporter: her chapeau by famed milliner philip treacy. a standout favorite amal clooney. >> i think all eyes were on her when shake came through in that yellow dress. >> and so many fascinating fascinators. >> i think meghan markle by the way might be the person who is finally going to make hats happen in american culture. >> reporter: many wondering what fascinators beatrice and eugenie might wear after their showing at prince william's wedding. >> i think many of us were a little disappointed not to see more mega hats but honestly they have had so much attention on their headwear i kind of understand them wanting to sit this one out. >> reporter: many of the family members showed up in green meghan's mom, doria, in custom oscar de la renta. pippa middleton in a floral mint green. pippa, of course, a breakout star of the last windsor weddi

serena williams was a standout at beer pong.a got the party started. >> he joined the house deejay and started spinning some soul classics. i think it was him that got everyone that perhaps wasn't on the dance floor firmly there for the rest of the night. and george clooney summoned both meghan and kate to a bit of a boogie on the dance floor. >> we're told george bar tended for a bit. pouring casamigos, of course before the fireworks over windsor, meghan broke with tradition and gave a touching speech at the evening reception. >> she thanked the royal family for welcoming her so warmly into the fold. and she said an especially big thank you to prince charles, who, of course, stepped in at the 11th hour and walked her down the aisle. when it came to her new husband, harry, she said, i finally found my prince. >> earlier on, we noticed this wasn't your regular royal wedding. a lot of beautiful people arriving. that's because a lot of hollywood a-listers came to the i dos at windsor castle. >> yes, they did. one guest had everyone

gloria williams. >> reporter: for nearly 20 years, gloria williams lived with a horrible secret. >> but nothing could take away for what i took from you. >> she's not sorry. >> reporter: she faced the biological mother of the baby she kidnapped in 1998. >> she was so beautiful. >> reporter: the mother broke down, describing how williams dressed up as a nurse and snatched kamiyah hours after she gave birth. >> that's my baby. where was my baby? >> reporter: she said she kept frozen birthday cake every year for her long lost daughter. >> i want you to bring my child back. >> reporter: the rage had been building for two decades. >> i am your mother, kamiyah. i am your mother. >> reporter: williams took the child south carolina and renamed her alexis. it wasn't until alexis applied for a job the teenager noticed she didn't have a valid birth certificate. now reunited with her biological family she is torn between two mothers. >> i love her still. >> reporter: she asked the judge for leniency after williams pleaded guilty to first degree kidnapping. >> i'm not a bad person. i did a wrong thi

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gloria williams is facing up to 22 years behind bars. david? >> eva, thank you. >>> next tonight, new allegations of sexual harassment against charlie rose. "the washington post" reporting 27 more women have stepped toward to accuse him. "the post" reports managers were warned of his behavior three times. several of the accusers planning a lawsuit. rose responding tonight, saying "your story is unfair and inaccurate." >>> and from capitol hill tonight, word that the house chaplain will keep his job after all. the reverend patrick conroy first submitting his resignation at the request of speaker paul ryan, but after criticism from both sides of the aisle, speaker ryan tonight, we have learned, has now reinstated him. more to come on this. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the deadly shopping mall shooting. police rushing to the scene late today. the fight erupting into gun fire. at least one person is dead. the images coming in from the scene now. >>> also, several officers in the hospital tonight after re

williams returning to play. her journey back to the court in hbo's "being serena." >> i'm not coming back to come back, i'm coming back to win. >> reporter: but her first gland slam, the french open, might be an uphill battle. the ranking dropped from number one to number 453. now, one of the greatest champions of all time enters the tournament unseeded. prompting a backlash on social media. serena herself telling "the new york times" if you want to have a baby and take a few months off or a year off and come back, you shouldn't have to be penalized for that. pregnancy is not an injury. according to the women's tennis association, williams can play in the tournament because of a rule granting a special ranking. it allows players to enter tournament within two years of returning from childbirth or serious injury, keeping their ranking from the day they stopped playing. the rule does not apply to seeding in the tournament meaning a longer journey to the top. however, the wta says it is open to making changes. but

william jennings bryan was back on the belt in 1900. >> william jennings bryan was the gift that kept on given to the republicans. in 1896, he burst on the scene and he was defeated. the thought was that he will be gone. he gone, this is one of my favorite cartoons because the imagery is so start, it is a beautiful cartoon, beautifully drawn. perfect,re of brian is is vaguely sane the populace party's while the democratic party and the democratic party as we know it is no more. publication continues to go back to william jett is brian at the beginning of the election at the start of a new century. this, they attack but the government still lives. he is the victory of the republican party, the puck is now 100% behind william mckinley. it is suggesting that mckinley is for sound money and expansion. those were two things that puck was in favor of. they were in favor of the gold standard. expansion being -- this was the time of the spanish-american war and other conquests. the idea here was that mckinley was in favor of america keeping their conquest and that is what we should be doing.

it's easy for william, he's heading towards the throne.ng royal for harry was a burden and a curse, because he was only the spare. what was his job? what was his way forward? >> as harry finds his way, another romance is on the rocks. this time with his girlfriend of two years, cressida bonas. >> she really did love him. but i think the situation of being with harry and the huge circus that came with it was overwhelming for her. >> i think cressida took one look at what life with harry would have involved and just turned her back on it. >> you know, she didn't want to be a princess. >> i don't think any sane person wants to be a princess. >> who would want to be a royal princess? it's a burden. >>> when we come back, harry opens up about his royal role. >> he's living this life he's been born into, it's not his choice. >> he decided he might leave the royal family. >> and then meghan markle's big break. >> she got lucky and hit the jackpot. ( ♪ ) it's the details that make the difference. only botox® cosmetic is fda approved to temporarily

the groom and his brother prince william both dressed in uniform.illiam performing best man duties. just as harry did at his wedding seven years ago. prince charles and camila also present. charles ready to walk meghan down the aisle. as for protocol, queen elizabeth dressed in yellow was the last member of the royal family to arrive. harry's bride meghan starting her journey through st. george's chapel. her mom going past the awaiting cheering crowd. some come it the long walk. the tiny members of the wedding party were helped up the stairs, including bridesmaid princess charlotte, and prince george. then it was show time for bride meghan. emerging from her car in a custom givenchy. she had a diamond tiara on loan. she needed assistance with her flowing veil that had a 16-foot train. she walked solo halfway down the aisle and then was joined by prince charles. this after meghan's father, thomas markle, suffered a heart attack and needed time to heal after surgery. she showed no signs of nerves. the service began with some giggles following this que

william and kate, there's much more rigidity to them. has to be because he's going to be king. >> to some who have known the family well, harry and meghan will play a critical role in the royal family's future. >> the future will be determined more by harry and meghan by william and kate. that's a very unusual situation. >> the royal family need harry to bridge the gap between the people and the monarchy. was a without that connection, the royal family wouldn't survive. >> as he has his whole life, prince harry will likely continue to be a star in the royal show. with his appeal, down to earth charm and like his mother, a natural ability to connect. with meghan by his side, this modern royal couple are on course to redefine britain's most famous family. and change the monarchy forever. ♪ >>> the following is a cnn special report. >>> the most famous and photographed women in the world. a princess with style and substance. a loving mother. >> diana was born to be a mother. >> a passionate advocate. >> and trying to highlight a problem aro

william awaiting their arrival. what did you tell us about.shasta right smile there from prince harry he last night said that he was feeling relaxed that was the last we had of and the last we heard from meghan was that she was feeling wonderful she stayed last night in a very fancy hotel not far from windsor with her mother her mother is the only close member of her family he's going to be that a lot of him or extended family have been causing her a lot of trouble there in the build up to not just her father in that stage photo shoot that i mentioned but also some of her home siblings as well thomas genia and . that's something that could really plague meghan in the years ahead samantha said to be writing a tell all about being the sister of what she calls the title of this book meant to be pushy my sister the pushy princess something of the latest let's get to the story ahead of that who is the pushy frances who is. mega-mall co is a self-styled modern woman she had a style below where she said that she wasn't a lady who lunches she was a wo

barry hawkins against two—time world champion mark williams.awkins led 9—7 overnight and took the first frame this morning with a century break. williams took the next couple to reduce the deficit to just a single frame. you can see that hawkins has a two frame cushion once again into this one as well. one of the most extreme sporting event of the weekend, is taking place at badminton in gloucestershire, where riders are tackling the huge obstacles in the cross country event for harry, tthankfully both getting up without any injuries.. you can watch on the red button. great britain going well at the moment. the main

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al mismo tiempo, un grupo de personas protestaba en contra de michael williams, candidato a gobernadorue- con mis padres metaltrajeron a estados unidos, no es el paÍs que yo vi cuando llegue. estado aquÍ desde los seis aÑos, soy una soÑadora, y nunca visto lo que estÁ pasando ahora mismo. me tiene nerviosa. cree repaso sentir es el de mucho que presenciaron hoy cuando el bus partiÓ de la ciudad para promover la expulsiÓn de inmigrantes indocumentados que se encuentren por el camino, como propone williams. su prÓxima parada seria la ciudad de clarxton. otro grupo de inmigrantes lo esperaba , gritando consignas. >> no es bienvenido.. reportera: williams arribo en otro autobÚs y no en el de la deportaciÓn como en el que se esperaba. " vamos aplicar el programa 287, que va a permitir que los policÍas trabajen directamente con ice. y cuando encuentren alguien que es ilegal en el paÍs, lo ponemos en el autobÚs." los manifestantes han llegado hasta acÁ para para pedirle que baje y hacerle preguntas. la policÍa estÁ presente para que no haya ningÚn tipo de desorden ni violencia. alte clamor de

william, i'm struck by what michaela just said. that this is a strategy in america. this sort of bias and this sort of anti-blackness, and yet the training is called to correct unconscious bias. so can you tell us -- is it unconscious? is it deliberate? is it strategic? >> sure. no. and, again, michaela is exactly right. every person, black person, in america has a dining while black, sleeping while black story. i came up on the cnn elevator just 20 minutes ago and a woman grabbed her purse and moved to the other side. >> oh, no. i can't bear it. >> everything -- so these are daily things that happen that every black person in america deals with on a daily basis. we wake up and consciously decide how we'll approach the day. >> that's right. >> and take our blackness in, with us, and we know we're going to encounter racism, conscious, unconscious, and so that's part of our daily routine, and so you have to understand that it has been baked in to the cake here, and the unconscious bias training is a good step. it's a good step, but there has to be accountability. there

william hanson, thank you very mu for joining us.f we'd had more time, i wanted to ask william if there was anything he could do fora you. st cause. christian: some of those are, perhaps, a lost cause. i'mco sure hd give me one or two tips along the way. otty: threer four. christian: harry and meghan started dating in the summer of 2016. but it wasn't until last that they emerged holding hands at the invictus games in toronto. katty: mhan was living in toronto filming the drama." "suits keith doyle looks back at a very royal roman. >> the public first saw them t together ates invictus gam in canada in september of last year. but by then they would been together for over a year. they spe time in bottoms wana, where he revealed theyut campedith each other under the stars. when they were interviewed after tngirement was announced, they explained how they met on a blind date. >> we were introduced bay mutual friend. >> we should protect their privacy and not reveal too much er that. >> it was through and then we met once then twice back

where william went.. >> you don't get privacy like this in iceland in the middle ages. five people and from the court, including one lawyer had to watch the marriage being consummated. >> no, come on. >> can you imagine how awkward that would be? >> including a lawyer. >> give me a minute here. to get ourselves together. >> look at serena's dress. >> yes. >> wow. >> luckily, things have changed, right, we have a thoroughly modern couple. and there are a lot of modern twists here with the nods to tradition. why doesn't everybody talk about what the queen is going to wear, didn't she wear yellow to kate's wedding? >> the queen comes in her mon o monochromatic look. she wants that to be so people see her. she wants to stand out. she will have on her cape-like hat as we call it. and buttons so it doesn't fly up actually. >> people are taking their seats. someone else is waiting. natalie morales, on the long walk. hey, natalie, what's going on out there? >> reporter: hey, guys, yeah, i can barely contain my e