looked nice in windsor, what about the rest of the country?kies and 19 degrees is what we managed but a bit of a change on the way, some damp dewy picture behind me, so the humidity will rise over the next day or so and with that comes the risk of downpours and possibly thunderstorms. the warmth and humidity will come in from the southern climes and it will be here to stay until around about saturday. here is the satellite picture from earlier, beautiful weather across much of the uk, not western and northern scotland, here it has admittedly been a little more cloudy. tonight lots of clear whether around and through the early hours of thursday morning we will start to see the humidity increase across southern areas, already some showers getting into the south. most of us for sure will have a dry night. tomorrow morning the clouds and into the afternoon will increase in the south, that skies will turn hazy and some thunderstorms might break out in the afternoon but they will be hit and miss and it's impossible to predict which town or city will

, for the house of windsor?, it relates more to the population as a whole to a more diverse society and to a far more formal outlook, which the royals have been pioneering since the 1960s. there's no question today, we have a wonderful traditional wedding with apparently a giant glass marquise in the middletons' garden, believe there will be a fly pass of vintage aircraft, a colorful ceremony. don't know how much we will see of this, and details are so scarce, other than the roles of prince george and princess charlotte. there's no doubt as you look towards a modern monarchy, behaving in a way that's linked with our times, the windsors are doing magnificently and there's public interest and enthusiasm. look at the international fascination with this private event. >> have to leave it there. the wedding just getting under way. thank you very much. appreciate your time on this, a much anticipated wedding. >> always a pleasure to have you. thank you for being with us. george howell live in atlanta. >> i'm paula new

today at the royal windsor show, the 59—year—old. the curtain ona windsor show, the 59—year—old.or 43 years and i just thought now was the right time after rio, it was time to call day. yeah, ithink after rio, it was time to call day. yeah, i think sunday will bring it all back to me a little bit. maybe shed a few tears? i'm going to try not to but we will see. skelton has had decades of success, then to seven 0lympic had decades of success, then to seven olympic games and even ove rca m e seven olympic games and even overcame a broken neck. his right—hand man says the secret to all of that is simple. he is a worker. he is not only the top jockey that he will do anything, he will cut the lawns, wash the lorries out. he is not frightened of work. if nick says he is coming to ride at seven, he is their dead on at seven. he is never that at five past seven, he is out seven. but as anyone will tell you, aggression is not even a one man or one human show. skelton's trying to injury would not have gone without his trusty steed big star who is also hanging up his saddle. he is very inte

ceremonies in london and in windsor where people in public life are awarded knighthoods, that involves like prince william, prince charles and princess ann. she, in a statement, welcomed what prince philip was doing. but i think privately she will feel a sense of loss, really. obviously she —— he is still in her life. but in terms of public performances, not having him there would be quite striking for her. what is noticeable when you see them together is how he helps to lighten the mood. i saw him when he was slightly younger, lifting people over crash barriers so lifting people over crash barriers so they could meet the queen. and he, crucially, we are talking about a british royal family he, crucially, we are talking about a british royalfamily in a very good place at the moment, that wasn't always the case. the house of windsor in the 1980s and 1990s had terrible problems, not least the public and painful collapse of the marriage of princess diana and prince charles. then we had her death. the worst week in the queen's rain. everybody around the couple say prince philip ‘s advice a

proud of what he's achieved in showjumping after formally bowing out from the sport at the royal windsorhow. skelton appeared with olympic gold medal winning partner big star at a public ceremony in the show‘s castle arena, in the presence of her majesty the queen. the 59—year—old has won a host of medals, including two olympic golds, a world championship silver, and three european golds. i have had some wonderful horses. and without the great owners, that i have had, and the sponsors and the staff, everybody has really contributed towards my career. even the lads but i compete against, they've kept me on my toes through my life and i'm very grateful to them. i'm very proud of what i've done. that's all from sportsday. i'll be back with more sport through the evening here on the bbc news channel. from celebrated novelist to poet. michel faber‘s success has come with some long books, like the crimson petal and the white, and, more recently, the book of strange new things, which is science fiction. but after the death of his wife, eva, he decided to write a book of poems — undying: a love

charles iii, a shocking 90-minute fictional film imagining what life would be like for the house of windsor queen dies. >> this is perhaps the most unstable moment the royal family will face. >> reporter: showing charles becoming king. >> my life has been a lingering for the throne. >> reporter: embarking on a constitutional crisis so extreme kate middleton is portrayed as a manipulative lady macbeth figure threatening to depose him. >> perhaps i might relieve the harshness of this mystery. >> reporter: princess diana's ghost appears telling charles he would make a good monarch. harry wants to lead a low key life. >> it is not what i wantor into. >> reporter: an anti-commoner living in the project and kate pushes william to take on his father. >> be the man i know you are and act. >> i'm not king. >> reporter: if that wasn't controversial enough with tensions running high, the future of the royal family reaching boiling point, camilo flaps william. some of the most heated criticism focuses on the show bringing up the question of who is prince harry's father, suggesting it was princess diana

they tracked him down at a home in windsor yesterday.was supposed to be released in september but he will now face more charges. >> we are warming up. it is hot caliente! >> 91 degrees in my backyard yesterday and my garden no longer exists. i mean, it was doing so good and so healthy and i was so disappointed. >> use a little miracle-gro. it will help. >> i do the natural thing. [ laughter ] >> okay. organic. >> i do that. >> compost as well? >> i do. >> all right. >> i do compost as well. now, i invite everybody around the bay area to send me photographs sunrise, sunset, what's going on in your neck of the woods. i heard from bob carey in discovery bay, he says arrrrg! discovery bay, our residents pirate. thanks so much, bob, for that photograph. this is a live weather camera look out from mount vaca the winds up to 15 atop mount vaca over 2300 feet tall. temperatures 50s, 60s mild out the door. the winds are under 10 around most of the bay but north of the golden gate bridge 12 to 14. san rafael and novato these winds will be pretty c

we're talking low to mid-80s from windsor to saint helena. have the weekend forecast coming up still at 18 minutes after the hour. >>> a police standoff in contra costa county is finally over. officers have been on the scene all morning. kpix 5's jackie ward is live in el sobrante with the latest. >> reporter: the s.w.a.t. team just left. the police tape is down. yes, this standoff is officially over. we're here right now on robin hood and knottingham drive. the house is a little further down to the left. that's where the standoff happened earlier this morning. we saw a man get into the back of a cop car with handcuffs just before 5:30 this morning. the sheriff's office ordered a "shelter in place" for the area earlier and did advise residents to kept their doors and windows locked. we spoke to one man who was out for a morning walk with his dog and he was shocked to see what was going on. >> very surprising. it's not what this neighborhood is usually like. it's usually a very quiet neighborhood especially this time of the morning. lots of th

he was captured a few hours later in his home town of windsor. he is serving time for battery and assault. he was scheduled to be released on september 3. no word on whether this will add more time to his sentence. >>> air b & b reached a new deal that could have big consequences. with a look at the changes, let's to go sergio. >> reporter: last sumter city of san francisco passed a was to crack down on illegal hosts. this closes nearly a year of legal battles. the city attorney says now the law has some teeth. >> this will give us the tools. it requires three main changes. first they can access fees and registration fees on the air b & b platforms instead of making a trim to city hall. and folks who fail to do it will be barred from listing. and finally, they will share date with city hall to make sure everything is in compliance. >> if these companies fail to list these on their platform, they themselves will be directly liable for their failure, in addition to their hosts. this is a game changer. >> the fine is $1,000 for each illegal listing.

they spend time at windsor castle. they came back from a month at windsor castle on the outskirts of london where they can spend a more relaxed lifestyle in country. they just came back yesterday. they both had engagements. he was at this sports facility. she was meeting theresa may about the dissolution of parliament. they have very active lifestyles. she reads official papers in the red box that comes from downing street and from parliament every single day. she's done that every day of her reign. remember, she is the longest serving british monarch, having overtaken viqueen victoria earlr this year. in spite of their age, in spite of occasional health problems, still living very active lifestyles and working and working hard. >> let me ask you about that point you brought up, activities of the royal household. now that he'll be stepping down from official royal engagements and the queen remaining very robust, very active, what does this mean for the younger generations of royals? will we see them stepping more into

parade in narberth kicking over at 9:30 windsor and conway avenue. media, the parade starts at 10 arm along state street and proceeds through town. without for the street closures and people marching in each of those areas. >> the teenager girl who was a target of a hate speech before a deadly stabbing on a train in portland is speaking out. she said the violent incident continues to haunt her. they were on the train when a man started yelling hateful words toward them. a stranger inter veenld and what happened next she will never -- intervened, and what happened next she would never forget. >> we turned around while they were fighting and he started stabbing people there was blood everywhere, we just started running for our lives. >> two men died in the knife attack, a third person was injured. police arrested the suspect identified as jeremy christian a known white supremest, she calls the victims who gave up their lives to protect her, heros. >>> water park shut down three water slides after a freak accident this weekend, the moment a ten-year-old

but then we threw a party for the queen at windsor house which is the u.s. ambassador's residence in london. and it was full of colin firth and david beckham and people you could -- i know! david beckham, i'll get there. >> [inaudible] >> she was not there. but she was pregnant with -- she'd just had that harper, uh-huh. so he was alone. [laughter] so we were really excited. and it turned out the queen was going to do a receiving line with all of us, and so i was actually talking to jon favreau the other day who was on the trip, and he has a very famous podcast. well -- oh, sorry. that's weird. and so jon, and we were all there, and we were like, jon, you go first. you're handsome, the queen will like you. so jon went first, and he muttered something, and the queen was in the most fantastic sequinned gown, but it was so elegant, and she sparkled, and she had a tiara on, and i was beside myself. and i was like, your highness. like, i was so goofy and him a. [laughter] but then i had done the seating for the tables, and so i was sitting with nigella law soften

she will be going back to buckingham palace, windsor castle, and he will be there. reporter: slowly but surely there is a generational shift taking place at the palace. officials have made it clear that the queen will continue with her public engagements. but at the age of 91, her load is being lightened. as monarch, she is still the central figure, but there is starting to be tangible evidence of transition. >> a short time ago i caught up with nick at buckingham palace. 780 organization so far. what are their plans now? reporter: he is not telling us what his specific plans are. i think we can be certain of one thing, this is a man with tears -- fierce intellectual curiosity as he has demonstrated so many times over the years. any idea that he will retire and put his feet up would be wide of the mark. he will still have an intense interest in the success of this reign as he has demonstrated over the years. and he has made a huge contribution to the success of this reign. he will still be there offering forthright and frequently, i am sure, pithy advice to the quee

host: let's go to a call from windsor hill, maryland, on the employed line. what is on your mind? caller: first of all, regarding the jobs number we just saw, i think that is a trend that was from prior president obama. i attribute none of this to president trump. that is not anything he has done to get any credit from the jobs .umber today i have yet to see what president trump is going to introduce before we can even talk about the trump effect. because afraid though, i know a lot of people in some fields that are not secure. they are not going to get job security over time. trump iset to see what fr going to be. i am afraid it is not a positive direction. i am afraid it is only going to be about politics. miningbout the coal and industry. wasan see that if trump saying he was going to make coal miners go back to work, we see that use not even allowing the coal miners go back to work. is an interesting points. i think most economists would agree with you, that we cannot really speak to the trump effect until six months, maybe a year from now. it is interesting you brought up coa

it'll be in the upper 70, 81 degrees though for windsor. and in the extended forecast we're looking for things to warm very gently between now and tuesday. tuesday we'll peak at about 82 then we'll cool it off right into saturday when the highs will manage only upper 60s in the subject of ultra cool. >> i got the nba playoffs next. and the warriors, different setting albeit hostile. can't they just shake hands? ,,,,,, nobody told me to expect it. intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it's not likely to go away on its own. it took my most honest friend to help me do something about it. she told me premarin vaginal cream can help. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use it if you've had unusual vaginal bleeding, breast or uterine cancer, blood clots, liver problems, stroke or heart attack, are allergic to any of its ingredients or think

the windsors are in transition. this is a taste of the future. peter hunt, bbc news.e follow up a 2005 documentary about children living in mumbai, returning to meet them as young adults in ‘india's millenials‘. india's millennial generation. over 65% of this vast country's population are under 35. they are tech—savvy, mobile, and better educated than their parents and their grandparents. in 2004, the bbc met a group of children in mumbai who encapsulate generation y. they came from a variety of backgrounds, but they all had one thing in common. their hopes and dreams. together: namaste. we've returned to see how life has changed for them. have their expectations been met, or have their lives taken them in directions they could never have dreamed of? spruha, gaurav and madhavi are watching the original bbc programme for the first time in over ten years. they went to school together, and are still good friends. namaste. .. i'm madhavi, and these are my friends. we live in mumbai... i'm madhavi, i'm 25 years old. i was filmed for the bbc programme which was on the lives

police tracked them down outside taco bell in windsor. they recovered this weapon, an air soft gun with the tip removed. police say the suspects stole it and other items from the army veteran's car last night. that veteran has most of his belongings back tonight. >>> president trump marked his first memorial day in office. tonight kpix5's political reporter melissa kin shows us the ceremonial events came at the same time the trump administration is facing issues and problems on multiple fronts. >> reporter: president trump laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery in honor of our fallen service members. >> we can never replace them. we can never repay them, but we can always remember. >> reporter: the president visited the cemetery section 60 where many sold engineers who died in iraq and afghanistan are burr -- soldiers who died in iraq and afghanistan are buried. there he met with two gold star mothers who lost their sons in battle. >> my son loved this country very, very much and he gave his life p

deputies believe they climbed over a fence topped with razor wire but he was found at a home in windsor later in the day. medina started serving a six- month sentence for adult with a deadly weapon in mid-march. >>> one worker at a half moon bay restaurant is under arrest, accused of using his cell phone to record people inside a women's bathroom. this happened at jersey joe's restaurant and the victims include children. one woman eating at the restaurant found the phone saturday night. investigators determined it belonged to pedro gonzales. they say the video captured images of two women and four children. anyone who visited the restaurant saturday night is asked to call the san mateo sheriff's office. >>> democrats in the state senate want to make changes to california's cap and trade program that lets big polluters buy their way out of trouble. fremont state senator bob like how ski is one of the sponsors of a bill that would use money raised from taxing polluters to give energy rebates to consumers. it would also set aside some of the money to pay for research on climate and clean e

over the weekend, windsor police department posted this photo of a bear on its facebook page. it was seen sunday near jane drive and natalie try. and again near foothill regional park. the department of fish and wildlife says their sightings have been going up in recent years and is not unusual to see a bear in the springtime when they start to come out of hibernation. >>> turning to baseball, giants continue to fall, this time to the mets by 4-3 final score. san francisco started strong with a 2 run home run by hunter pence in the first inning. the mets tied it up in the sickening. buster posey crossed the ball for his third home run of the season. the mets got a run of their own. at that point and 3-3 heading into the ninth. the giants cannot produce anything from there but the mets scored and the giants got there first -- their fifth loss in six games. the same two teams play tonight. >>> it was a different story for the oakland a's. they beat the angels, 3-2. it was the third straight walk off when. are going into the fifth, they were down 2-1. that's when trevor pulled ti

going to be hot in windsor at 93. >>> we are tracking a two-car crash northbound 280 right near san josevenue. it's not blocking any lanes. and looks like traffic is still moving at the limit through the area. just a visual distraction as you make your way through. >>> demonstrators around the world are showing their support for immigrant workers am sof am them tooking day off and marched -- workers. some of them took the day off and marched in the area. the message was anti-trump. >> what makes this so big today is because of trumpism. the issues that he is pursuing in the community and the world has put us together. >> in oakland, four people were arrested when they chained themselves to the entrance of a county administrative building. >>> in san jose, people gathered at the mexican heritage plaza and walked to the "s.a.p. center." they joined a big group of employees from facebook and google. >> and in san francisco, protestors rallied at justin herman plaza then marched to the civic center plaza. a few hundred people blocked streets around the i.c.e. office. >>> things stayed peacef

what does it mean to you to have the sport that you helped develop displayed here at windsor?stion about the competitions would work. what was your personal favourite phase of the three days? i didn't have a favourite. we just had to get through them. laughter oh, please, there must be something you'd like to share. do you have some favourite experiences that you'd like to share? favourites? like turning over? that was your favourite? well, no, but i don't know what you mean about experiences. special memories you have of your years competing in the sport. is there something that stands out for you that you look back fondly and say, yeah, that was a good time. turning over here in the water. chuckles and there we have it, he's nearly 96, soon he will be taking life easier. we'll miss him. nicholas witchell, bbc news. that is known in the trade is a tough interview. now we are going to look at the weather. is there good news? it is good news, if you don't mind a downpour or two and gardens do need it. it has been so dry over the last week or so. the next 24 to 48 hours are goin

prince philip will soon be spending more time around the house, of windsor. buckingham palace announced today that at the age of 95, the prince is retiring. from what, you ask? here's mark phillips. e reporter: the role from which utince philip is retiring was to walk one step behind the queen. but even back there, he was able to carve out his own reputation and place in history. >> so, essentially, the queen has always worn the crown. >> reporter: giles brandreth ran one of philip's charities. >> and prince philip was allowed to wear the trousers. that's the way it worked. >> reporter: it worked as a partnership from the very etginning. hee queen's cousin, margaret iodes, recalled the impression he made, in an interview before she died last year. >> and of course, prince philip ins the most utterly good- looking, viking god. >> reporter: viking god? >> well, he really was too good- looking. >> reporter: and so outspoken. he was a famously gaffe-prone fountain of political e correctness. he once asked aboriginals in australia whether they still throw spears a

police tracked him to windsor, his hometown. he was scheduled to be released in september. >>> investigators are trying to understand why a university of texas student stabbed four other students. you see here 21-year-old kend c kendrics white after he surrendered to police yesterday. police say white walked up to four students and attacked them with pa hunting knife about a block from school. a 19-year-old freshman died. three other victims are expected to recover. >>> this morning, the white house is down playing a comment by president trump that he's open to meeting with north korea's kim jong-un. the president says he would be honored to do it under the right circumstances. the comment marks the departure from the hard-line stance the president has had against north korea in recent weeks. the administration has raised the possibility of a preemptive strike if the north conduct another nuclear test. >> the president says he is open to raising the federal gasoline tax to help fix america's crumbling roads. right now, the tax i

the windsors are in transition. this is a taste of the future. peter hunt, bbc news.the uk's wealthiest people. and right at the top are two indian brothers sri and gopi hinduja. they made their money from banking and manufacturing and are said to be worth more than $20 billion. but, there was only one person in the top ten born in the uk, the duke of westminster. the duke's wealth comes largely from inherited land in london and is valued at over $12 billion. the top story: france is going to the polls today. they are choosing between emmanuel macron and marine le pen. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @tomdonkinbbc sony and so far. we had some rain and then went away. clipping the south—west of england. moving south into the near continent. lowering clouds in the far north—east of scotland. quite low cloud for northern eastern scotland. doug free and galloway seeing more in the way of sunshine. —— humphrey. appennine a story of more cloud. for wales and southern england, a grey start because of the cloud. things improving

the windsors are in transition. this is a taste of the future. peter hunt, bbc news.t the bbc sport centre. hello, kate. wasps have finished top of rugby union's premiership table for the first time in 20 years. victory against saracens secured first place in the regular season just ahead of exeter, while leicester are also guranteed a play—off spot. tim hague reports. eight months, 126 matches, and the search was still on to find first place in the english premiership, as well as a home tie in the play—offs. wasps and an understrength saracens had a chance of both. fitting that they played each other, then. even more fitting that christian wade scored for wasps, his 17th try of the season, equalling the league record. it helped the home side dominate the second half. their only lion, elliot daly, will hope to feast against the all blacks next month, and he got in some practice here before his team—mate, thomas young, son of the coach dai, rounded off the win with his hat—trick. 35—15 the score. wasps top, saracens third, and in between them are exeter. they beat glou

the windsors are in transition. this is a taste of the future. peter hunt, bbc news.and right at the top are two indian brothers sri and gopi hinduja. they made their money from banking and manufacturing and are said to be worth more than $20 billion. but, there was only one person in the top ten born in the uk, the duke of westminster. the duke's wealth comes largely from inherited land in london and is valued at over $12 billion. you can get in touch with me on twitter. for now, take care and goodbye. hello, good morning. so near, yet so far away. we had some rain around during the first half of the weekend. it came in with this cloud front, just clipped the south—west of england, running through the english channel. that cloud is moving southward into the near continent. across the far north—east of scotland we have got some low cloud that will bring drizzle as we head into sunday. quite low cloud for northern and eastern scotland, perhaps filtering through the central lowlands, perhaps argyll and bute seeing more in the way of sunshine. sunny start after a chilly

the windsors are in transition. this is a taste of the future. peter hunt, bbc news.lamist militant group boko haram in nigeria more than three years ago have been freed. a government official said the girls, among more than 200 taken from a school in the town of chibok, had been released following negotiations with their captors. an official told the bbc that the girls are now in the custody of the army. three men have appeared in court charged with murdering a businessman who was fatally shot, allegedly during a botched burglary. 61—year—old guy hedger was killed after at least two intruders entered his home in dorset. from poole, duncan kennedy reports. he was taken to hospital but later died. the 61—year—old businessman had worked in marketing and was the director of a schools academy trust. aggravated burglary. the three men are kevin downton, 40, jason backus, 41, and 44—year—old scot keeping. the hearing lasted just five minutes. there was no application for bail. all three men are remanded in custody. the men, who all come from dorset, will next appear by vide

but she'll be going back to buckingham palace, windsor castle, balmoral, and he will be there.re is a generational shift taking place at the palace. officials have made it clear that the queen will continue with her public engagements. but, at the age of 91 now, her load is being lightened. as monarch, she is still the centralfigure. as today has underlined, there is starting to be tangible evidence of transition. nicholas witchell, bbc news. president trump has been celebrating at the white house after the us house of representatives passed a healthcare bill, bringing his pledge to repeal and replace so—called 0bamacare a step closer. he vowed to "finish off" barack 0bama's signature health care law which offered medical insurance to millions more americans. but president trump's plan may well face a tougher ride in the senate where republicans have a smaller majority. here's our north america editorjon sopel the ayes are 217. the nays are 213. the bill is passed. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. the moment at just after two o'clock this afte

but she'll be going back to buckingham palace, windsor castle, balmoral, and he will be there.ly there is a generational shift taking place at the palace. officials have made it clear that the queen will continue with her public engagements. but, at the age of 91 now, her load is being lightened. as monarch, she is still the centralfigure. as today has underlined, there is starting to be tangible evidence of transition. nicholas witchell, bbc news. nicholas witchell reporting. eight brazilian men have beenjailed for planning islamist attacks at the rio olympics and for using the internet to promote the islamic state group. the men were arrested shortly before the beginning of the games, in august, after the fbi alerted the brazilian authorities. the ringleader has been given a sentence of 15 years, while the others have been jailed for five to six years. russia, turkey, and iran have signed an agreement, to establish four safe zones in syria. the proposals drawn up by moscow were agreed by delegates, at a second day of peace negotiations in kazakhstan. representatives of the sy

the windsors are in transition. this is a taste of the future. peter hunt, bbc news.or him. billy monger was racing in the formula a championship last month when he was involved in a high speed collision. richard lister reports. they call him billy whizz. one of the rising stars of british motorsport. he was supposed to be racing this weekend. instead, he‘s reading messages from driving legends like lewis hamilton and niki lauda after the injuries that changed his life. that‘s amazing. and as i turn over, there‘d be signatures from many world champions. that really touched my heart. i was lost for words, and i still am now. three weeks ago he was racing at donington park at 120 miles an hour when he struck a stationary car. he was airlifted to the queens medical centre in nottingham, where they carried out partial amputations of both legs. today he was preparing to go home, grateful to the staff who saved his life. without them i wouldn‘t be here today, so a massive thanks to every single one of the staff that have helped me. it‘s going to be emotional saying goodbye

but she will be going back to buckingham palace, windsor castle, balmoral, and he will be there., there is a generational shift taking place at the palace. officials have made it clear the queen will continue with public engagements. but at the age of 91 now, her load is being lightened. as monarch, she is still the centralfigure. but as today has underlined, there is starting be tangible evidence of transition. nicholas witchell, bbc news. prince philip has accompanied the queen on countless state visits around the world and carried out thousands of solo engagements. he's supported numerous charities and organisations. the duke of edinburgh's award for young people, which he established, now covers more than a hundred countries. prince philip is also known for his sharp wit and plain speaking while on royal duty. here's our royal correspondent, peter hunt. prince philip has been an unstoppable prince philip has been an u nstoppa ble royal force for prince philip has been an unstoppable royal force for seven decades. while he is finally taking it easy, the organisations he champi

the windsors are in transition. this is a taste of the future. peter hunt, bbc news.died at everest base camp. his death was confirmed by nepal‘s tourism department. the former british army gurkha soldier was trying to reclaim the record from a japanese mountain you who climbed the peak aged 80 in 2003. -- you who climbed the peak aged 80 in 2003. —— japanese mountain you who climbed the peak aged 80 in 2003. ——japanese mountain near. —— mountaineer. the latest edition of the sunday times rich list has been published, naming the uk‘s wealthiest people. and right at the top are two indian brothers, sri and gopi hinduja. they made their money from banking and manufacturing, and are said to be worth more than $20 billion. but there was only one person in the top ten born in the uk — the duke of westminster. the duke‘s wealth comes largely from inherited land in london and is valued at over $12 billion. before we go, a reminder of our top story. french authorities have warned against anybody spreading documents hacked from the campaign of emmanuel macron ahead of sunday‘s

the queen yesterday returned to buckingham palace from windsor castle and prince pi lip at a public ingauge. . they have been married 69 years, in their 90s, doing more events than any other member of the royal family. it's taken its toll. last christmas, the pair coming down with heavy colds and prince phillip hospitalized several times oiver the last few years. >> it's not to do with his health, but at 96, he will be when stepping away, you know, it's going to have an impact. >> reporter: the queen's had him by her side for 70 years, tens of thousands of appearances, and will soldier on alone, slowing down herself, but we'll see younger royals stepping uptaking more of the load off the queen. molly hunter, abc news, london. >>> happening today, perhaps even momentarily, republican congressional leaders say it will be close, but they are confident that their health care bill will pass the house this afternoon. the vote could start soon. a late amendment converted some, adding $800 million to states who opt out. republicans need 216 votes. the margin is expected to be thin its fate in the l

the windsors are in transition. this is a taste of the future. peter hunt, bbc news.ared" during the troubles in northern ireland, has found human remains. mr ruddy was working as a teacher in paris in 1985 when he was abducted, killed and buried by the republican paramilitary group, the inla. since monday, investigators have been searching a remote wooded area near rouen, from where our news correspondent mervyn jess reports. following the discovery this morning, the search area has been locked down by french police and the media cameras are not being allowed in. a team of investigators have been searching this piece of woodland since monday. the area has been searched before but this time they were working with more specific information, passed on by former members of the inla. seamus ruddy was working as a teacher in paris when he was shot dead by the inla and secretly buried in 1985. his sister was the last family member to see him alive when she visited paris a month before he disappeared. yesterday she visited the search site to see the work going on herself. th

do that, of course, the queen had to cancel this year's garter ceremony at st george's chapel, at windsorn cancelled this year because of greater significance of greater importance will be another demonstration of the constitution of the united kingdom when the head of state, not on this occasion in her full ceremonial robes and crown, but she will go to westminster to read the speech prepared for her by her government to outline the administrative and the programme for that government in the parliament ahead. that, of course, some weeks away yet. more than a month away yet. the business to hand is that of the general election which as we're saying really gets into full swing officially begins with this visit to the queen, the dissolution of parliament which happened at midnight last night. and what one might imagine is the prime minister talking to the queen about or perhaps what is the queen talking to the prime minister about? well, we will never know, of course, because it is this entirely private audience as is always the case when the prime minister visits the queen on a wednesday e

but she'll be going back to buckingham palace, windsor castle, balmoral, and he will be there. there is a generational shift taking place at the palace. officials have made it clear that the queen will continue with her public engagements. but, at the age of 91 now, her load is being lightened. as monarch, she is still the centralfigure. as today has underlined, there is starting to be tangible evidence of transition. nicholas witchell, bbc news. prince philip has accompanied the queen on countless state visits around the world. he's carried out more than 22,000 solo engagements, and made thousands of speeches while supporting charities and organisations — including his own — the duke of edinburgh's award for young people. 0ur royal correspondent peter hunt reflects on a long life in the public eye. prince philip has been an unstoppable royal force for seven decades. while he's finally taking it easier, the organisations he champions will continue. millions have benefited from the duke of edinburgh's award scheme. when i spoke to him a decade ago, he was modest about what he'd

like windsor weller has been showers, so showers will not move quickly.e bridges across the east scotland will struggle is certainly more cloud here. through tonight that cloud increases across the eastern scotland, also north—east england turning quite misty and murky in places. clear spells lose the showers from the south, called and asked for some of us south, called and asked for some of us to seize some frost. this will ta ke us to seize some frost. this will take as much of a way to the week. low pressure to the south—east, hype pressure to the north. a chilly easterly wind bringing more cloud into easterly areas, some showers here and with the wind feeling chilly as well, just 9 degrees heading right to the east coast but further west more in the way of sunshine again, high teens. a real chills that breeze because of the sea being very cold at the moment, the north sea at eight or 9 degrees, that cold air feeding into the east coast feeling chilly game on wednesday, towards the south—east with more cloud, but further north and west in the way of su

but she'll be going back to buckingham palace, windsor castle, balmoral, and he will be there.ly there is a generational shift taking place at the palace. officials have made it clear that the queen will continue with her public engagements. but, at the age of 91 now, her load is being lightened. as monarch, she is still the centralfigure. as today has underlined, there is starting to be tangible evidence of transition. nicholas witchell, bbc news. nicholas witchell reporting. the frontrunner in the race for the french presidency, emmanuel macron, has filed a lawsuit over on line rumours that he has a secret bank account in the caribbean. prosecutors in paris have opened an investigation. he is widely seen as coming out on top from wednesday's fierce and ill—tempered tv debate with his rival marine le pen. back campaigning, she was the target of an egg—throwing attack. lucy williamson reports. borders and barriers aren't really emmanuel macron‘s thing. but when you might be the next president of france, your supporters have to get used to them. and so the european flags that ma

an interest in that, and i think today's meeting of the royal households, both in london and from windsorn and the royal family, i think was really to explain this, and make sure that people understood it, and also to guide the different royal households, working for members of the royal family, how they can support the queen and her public duties in a way that prince philip has, as and when he's around, and as and when the queen needs that support. so i think this is sort of good management in the modern age on behalf of a consort of 95 years old, who has done 70 years of brilliant public service, and i'm sure he will continue to do so, in his own way, and by his own choice, and continue to make a contribution to national and international life. and he has been such a support to the queen, hasn‘t he, 110 days of engagements last year, making him, ithink, the fifth busiest person in the royalfamily, as you rightly point out at the age of 95. what do you think today‘s announcement will mean for the queen? well, i think the queen and prince philip will have discussed this, and planned it in

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is 64 in windsor. glen allen is warm. santa fe and nevada, as well. there is no westwind yet.y is 53. they might have a breeze here. this is out in the avenues. today, we are starting off with sunshine. this will probably be the last day with 90s. unless you are here. it is 80s for most. it is 70s closer to the water. this is always to. it is 80s and 90s in the interior. after today, everything is cooler. that will kick in tomorrow and friday. >> thank you. >>> it is 6:22. they are not fancy or high-tech but books. they are making a comeback. we will explained the trend. >>> there was a big win for the warriors. we will show them how to do it. we will break down the game. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. the warriors beat the jazz. perry took on a show. >> this is game one in the conference. >> [ chearing ] >> you have to see that again. this is the first game in more than a week. the warriors did not look rusty. they jumped up with a 9-0 lead and never looked back. they had 32 assists and seven turnovers. >> the defense gave us an opportunity to find the flow. that is what

. >>> prince philip will soon be spending more time around the house, of windsor. bur buckingham palaced at the age of 95 the prince is retiring. from what you ask? here is mark phillips. >> reporter: the role was to walk one step behind the queen. even back there he was able to carve out his own reputation and place in history. >> so essentially the queen has always worn the crown. >> reporter: giles brandreth ran one of philip's charities. >> and prince philip was allowed to wear the trousers. that's the way it worked. >> reporter: it worked as a partnership from the very beginning. the queen's cousin margaret rhodes recalled the impression he made in an interview before she died last year. >> and, of course, prince philip was the most utterly good looking viking god. >> viking god? >> well, he really was so good looking. >> reporter: and so outspoken. he was a famously gaffe-prone fountain of political incorrectness. he once asked aboriginals in australian whether they still throw spears at each other. closer to home he asked scottish driving instructors how the

50s, 65 already in fairfield 62 san rafael san francisco 59 sfo 58. 57 tiburon, 47 kelsey bill 57 windsorda san rafael 6210 walter santa rosa compared to 24 hours ago. napa airport plus 6, concord plus 5, as of a in a with a mountain 40 degrees warmer. on the way to a warm pattern lasting into wednesday and thursday a drop as much as 10- 15 degrees, 20 by the weekend. upcoming weekend, we have five days to iron it out. forecast models are remarkably in sync, major change. cooler and windy for sure. one forecast model is holding onto more rain. that would not be until saturday night, sunday morning. do not cancel your plans i would have a backup in case it verifies. it will be a cooler, breezy pattern but that is not until the weekend. today sunshine and warm temperatures 70s-90s low 90s for some upper 80s brothers around the bay. 70s, low 80s. if this isn't the warmest day, we will see change wednesday but not today. it's all about sunshine and warm temperatures. look thursday, starting to drop out of the 60s. wind makes it worse. >> great. >> thank you >>> mild swings in the weather, tor