in london let me start with you bigot what has been happening at windsor castle. well you have already alluded to it to you with the queen i would say is probably the highlight has been the highlight of donald trump's visit i could imagine we've seen the pictures you've heard the queen have smiled broadly when she shook his hand when she welcomed donald trump and his wife milan. after the military parade and the tea half an hour for tea with the queen i would say that's quite an honor so it's not a state visit but it has all the hallmarks of a state visit definitely the red carpet treatment for donald trump and then over to you barbara you and your trafalgar square what people saying to you that the huge protests going around the heart of london. huge protests we've seen them since noon they started quite early in the day and the figures are up to two hundred thousand protesters in the center of london all over the place all the big squares been filled with people and now they're concentrating on trafalgar square and if you want to say to hear what people want to

let's head to windsor.th tens of thousands of people on the streets and quite a number here in windsor. quite a big representation for the protest movement on this corner outside henry viii's gate. let's take you to the sovereign ‘s entrance inside windsor castle where we are expecting donald trump to emerge shortly. if you were watching our pictures you would have seen the queen introducing the president to three people standing at the door. one of them i thought i recognised, of course it was the countess of early, the queen's lady in waiting. the countess was naturally born in america. also there was edward young, the principal private secretary to the queen and tom baker assista nt to secretary to the queen and tom baker assistant to the private secretary. you will see that the car is waiting just to the left of the screen. it will transport the president to marine one and from there they are going to sta nsted. marine one and from there they are going to stansted. air force one will then transport him

you are watching bbc news, we are live at windsor castle. the official picture of the meeting between the queen and donald trump and the first lady. they have just left the private apartments, they are making their way to marine one, and from hearing whence they will be transported to sta nsted. hearing whence they will be transported to stansted. beth was one is waiting for them. they will fly to glasgow airport and from there they will be transferred to turnberry for a weekend of golf. i don't know whether he's going to aberdeen, but he owns two golf courses in scotland. and as you are saying, neck, he share something in common with the tween. —— the queen. yes, a love of scottish heritage. it had been suggested that perhaps prince andrew would be his golfing partner but... that seems to have gone by the wayside. it doesn't seem to be happening. as he leaves windsor that he will go over the royal household golf course, and nine hole golf course,. perhaps see prince andrew out there. he won't get a chance to play on it. i dare say he won't

and then of course a visit to windsor, where barack then of course a visit to windsor, where ba rack 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. anything on a domestic bases that barack obama accomplished, donald trump wanted to dismantle it. on the foreign stage, anything obama had done, trump wants to do bigger and better. it is you look at the theresa may government, if her government falls the question comes that if a new coalition is formed, will a new invitation be extended to donald trump, based on what happened in the meeting behind us? if they got on well i think there might be a state visit for him in the offing. for the praise given at the press conference today, he clearly doesn't think she's going to be around for much longer. this wasn't fulsome backing. no, and i've long thought that donald trump viewed theresa may asa that donald trump viewed theresa may as a tempo

castle and donald trump and the first lady of the united states madonna trump now arrived at windsor castle to meet her majesty the queen and i rather wanted to see the handshake there because donald trump's handshakes usually generate headlines for being rather awkward and that you can imagine with the royal family of the united kingdom and there is a protocol involved you off your hand to the queen and she takes it and you do not squeeze just in case you want to know in case you're ever in winter castle now if you're watching the many screen in the past half an hour or so you'll have seen inside the quadrangle there in windsor castle the coldstream guards that's the god of all of it's been laid on by the royal family for the visit of donald trump and his wife melania. the anthem of the united states being played by the band of the cold stream guards a very famous military band in the united kingdom and are often used to special occasions now although there is a god of on a being laid on for the presidents and his wife this isn't a state visit that would need to be an invite from th

they were riding in windsor park.ichelle 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 palace. george w bush and the obamas are the only ones who have had that, which is quite surprisingly —— surprising really. this tells you that marine one is imminent. hopefully, yes. i have to tell you, the president is known or prone to the odd vigorous handshake and the picking of dandruff off collars but the queen has taken all of this in her stride. she would just take it in her stride, as she does everything. michelle obama

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she's there in the quadrangle of windsor.he 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 invited to inspect the guard of honor. he can spend as much time as he likes doing that. we don't expect it to be terribly long. then they'll go inside and have tea, wolf. a big moment for the united kingdom, but arguably also for the president of the united states because this is the 12th president of the united states that the queen will actually be meeting and greeting. sometimes in america, sometimes here. but she's a huge historic figure. we know he's a big fan. >> certa

will be taking you live now to windsor where you can see the u.s. president is just arriving for his meeting with the queen he is set to have a meeting with her team actually for about half an hour this is something we know president trump has been very much looking forward to on his trip here to the u.k. this will be the high point of his trip he's been very keen to meet the queen and here we have him just pulling up to windsor and we understand that he is arriving at a particular point of the cost of all this in order to avoid seeing protests as a we have seen on the second day of his trip to the u.k. many thousands of protesters descending in central london and other cities here in the u.k. but here we can see that trump's approach to windsor castle being carefully orchestrated and choreographed in order to avoid many of those protests and you can see president trump just passing by. 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

the president later met the useen at windsor castle. tens of tds of people marched in protest of the visit and donald trump himself. >> on the program, three days before mr. trump meets slap, -- vladimir putin, the u.s. investigators charge russia with meddling inhe u.s. elections. nouncer: national presentation of "beyond 100 days" is made possutle by contrns to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. katty: i'm katty kay in washington. there may be seral people breathing a sigh of relief to see the u.s. president go. it's been a tumultuous visit. the subsequent make-nice press conference was a clear attempt to help repair the political damage. christian: there were me to diplomatic incidents as far as we knouring his visit with the queen but that may have been the exction to his europe trip. now mr. trump heads to his golf course inor scotland b heading to a meeting with vladimir putin on monday in helsinki. >> you don't need to count the helicopters to know how much this visitor matters. president trump's entouge blasted t

christian fraser just day long, great coverage from windsor.ir with beyond 100 days along with katie. while i was happening in windsor, in this centre of london and of tens of thousands of people with differing campaign groups were turning out to make their displeasure known about donald trump being in this country, and lucy manning was there too. say aloud, set clear, donald trump is not welcome here. his name echoed around the streets of london. it was on the posters they carried, the t—shirts they wore. they were loud, and they were certainly many. that is tens of thousands came to protest against president trump. he wasn't evenin against president trump. he wasn't even in the city to see or hear the angen even in the city to see or hear the anger. the relationship normally a special one, the highest level of special one, the highest level of special said the president, but they we re special said the president, but they were not lining the streets for the american president but against him. i think his policies are awful, i think the way he

what in the main event here at windsor, which of course he really wa nted windsor, which of course heting with all of the protocol that goes with all of the protocol that goes with it. they were slightly on edge because donald trump does like the odd vigorous handshake and he has been known to pick down drop off leader's shoulders, so what would he do when he met the queen? as you can see, he was on his best behaviour. they look a little bit petrified standing next to the queen. the other correspondent who was with me had said that the queen, who has met many presidents, would probably have been quite intrigued. she would have read a lot about donald trump and she would want to know what he was all about. would he be herfavourite us president? probably not. i think that would have been ronald reagan, who stayed here and we liked horses. but i think she would have been excited to get the measure of donald trump. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news — we'll have plenty more coverage of trump's uk visit as he arrives in sc

let me now join another of our correspondents begin she is standing by at windsor castle where trump is having tea with the queen may get a lot of pomp and pageantry no doubt there. pomp and carriage always in the wings you know the royal wedding is not so now as we've just seen the military bands go into the causes so they are getting ready for the visit off donald trump but what we have here also is protesters we've got when i look down here just in front of the entrance of the cars that looks like on one side we've got some trump supporters we see some american u.s. flags here but on the other side and that's seems to be the bigger crowd is the protesters against trump and these people are not happy that he is meeting the queen 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

on the right, windsor castle. awaiting the landing of marine one where the president will meet the queen who will inspect the guard. gadi schwartz on the left. what's going on? >> reporter: well, throughout england, we've seen people reacting to the press conference but people have been gathering and marching so they missed a lot of what was said. when it comes to immigration we've seen a lot of what we see in the united states. we've got here, this is somebody built a cage. the only child who needs detaining. they put a donald trump in a cage. a lot of lightheartedness and a serious tone when it comes to immigration. we heard chants donald trump is not welcome here. also heard immigrants are welcome here. i want to talk to some of these people directly about what we saw in that press conference. we've got a transcript of it. see if it we ca talk to them here. you guys, did you see the press conference? >> we haven't. >> during that press conference somebody asked him directly about the issue of immigration. they

despite criticizing his host the president was later welcome to windsor castle. in a minor breach of protocol trump walked ahead of the queen but he got the pomp and pageantry he wanted it. the president's trip has been choreographed so that he largely avoided coming face to face with more than one hundred thousand demonstrators in london. before he had come to britain donald trump it said he thought the british people really liked him that was certainly not the case for huge crowds of london knows who had come out today to protest against pretty much every aspect of his politics their main message to the american president during his visit in the u.k. was no mr president. pakistan's former prime minister nawaz sharif has ended as exile in london and phone back to lahore soon after leaving the plane he was arrested on corruption charges along just. last week a pakistani course sentenced now wash a reef to ten years in prison over the purchase of luxury property as long as that ruling came ahead of national elections at the end of this month. lock down on the stre

bush barack obama ronald reagan to the same sort of hospitality here at windsor palace and perhaps the most sedate if you like engagement on this trip where one would hope they would have been less than usual opportunity for controversy although of course a protocol minefield it can be anything to do with the royal family but one hopes now that that's passed without incident which i don't suppose you can say about all of chance chance because it was a very awkward strange joint press conference alongside the british prime minister a little bit earlier on with president trump apparently backtracking on some blistering comments he made about the british prime minister and her practice strategy. absolutely well it's been an extraordinary day mariyam of diplomacy or at least some version of that word beginning of course and the cloud of a newspaper article interview that he gave on the record to the sun newspaper that's a right wing pro breaks it newspaper that interview was published as they were sitting down to dinner last night he and to resume a plenum palace and then in the into an in

obviously he will want images like meeting the queen at windsor castle, he will wa nt queen at windsorricans will see back in the united states. much more throughout the evening and donald trump in the uk. let's not ta ke donald trump in the uk. let's not take a look at the weather. more warm sunshine but it's not been dry everywhere. we've seen heavy showers across southern scotland, wales, the west country and central southern england. these showers will ta ke southern england. these showers will take time to fade away. eventually will be left with clearing skies and it will be worn when you go to bed. towards the end of the night, temperatures easing back somewhat. into the weekend, we'll see tebbit is continuing to rise. hot weather on the way. it should stay fine and sunny for eastern scotland and certainly much of england and wales seeing plenty of sunshine as the day goes by and saturday. up to 29 in eastern counties. in the far north—west of scotland turning breezy with thickening cloud and patchy rain through the afternoon. 29 our top pitcher on saturday and into the low 30s o

he was earlier welcomed by the queen at windsor castle despite it not being a full state visit. president trump denied criticising theresa may over her brexit plans after saying in an interview her approach would probably kill any trade deal with the us. president trump is in scotland at his turnberry golf resort, the last stop on his trip to the uk. in england, a small bottle containing the nerve agent novichok has been found in the home of one of the recent victims. back home, we speak to the british volunteer divers who helped save 12 boys and their football coach trapped in a cave in thailand. hello and welcome to bbc world news. president trump has arrived in scotland, where he's spending the weekend at his luxury golf resort in turnberry. here he is with melania emerging from air force one at scotland's prestwick airport. it comes after an extraordinary day of meetings. he's had tea with the queen at windsor castle, and held talks with the prime minister at her country residence, chequers. at a news conference, mr trump heaped praise on theresa may, in stark contrast to an

president trump was earlier formally welcomed by the queen at windsor castle — despite it not being aull state visit. he held talks with the prime minister, where tensions were evident on the approach to brexit, but both stressed the special relationship between the two countries. i give our relationship, in terms of grade, the highest level of specials. i'm confident that this transatlantic alliance will continue to be the bedrock of our shared security and prosperity for years to come. across the uk — thousands have taken to the streets to protest against the visit, accusing president trump of spreading hatred. another important story from the us which donald trump will have to consider as he heads to that meeting with vladimir putin, the department ofjustice has with vladimir putin, the department of justice has released with vladimir putin, the department ofjustice has released indictments for 12 russian intelligence officials who are accused of meddling in the 2016 presidential election. in the last two minutes donald trump has arrived in holland. ea flew up from sta nsted airpor

there was more pomp and pagentary, as queen elizabeth welcomed the president for afternoon tea at windsor castle. mr trump rowed back on his criticism of theresa may's brexit strategy, praising her instead as an incredible woman. as the visit draws to a close, president trump is now at his his golf resort in scotland. a suicide bombing at an election rally in pakistan has killed at least 120 people. more than 150 others were hurt by the blast in the south—western province of balochistan. back home, we speak to the british volunteer divers who helped save 12 boys and their football coach trapped in a cave in thailand. hello and welcome to bbc world news. president trump has arrived in scotland, where he's spending the weekend at his luxury golf resort in turnberry. here he is with melania emerging from air force one at scotland's prestwick airport. it comes after an extraordinary day of meetings. he's had tea with the queen at windsor castle, and held talks with the prime minister at her country residence, chequers. at a news conference, mr trump heaped praise on theresa may in stark contr

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> harris: in the countryside of england outside of windsor castle, uc queen elizabeth the secondas just finished what they call an inspection of the guard of honor, and in the march path by the military guard with our president and first lady by her side and now the greeting continues and i want to bring in martha maccallum, the host of "the story." your nearby here and able to take in some more color for us. >> was obviously a spectacular day here and you can see queen elizabeth waiting under that tented area, it's fairly hot but at 92, she is an amazing monarch, and she is in great shape. she walked up and down inspecting the guards that she has done so many times. but obviously, this is the first time for president trump, and he has said that this meeting of the meetings he's had this week is probably going to be the least stressful that he's had including nato and the meetings he had with theresa may. the queen will be very clear about not discussing things like brexit. she doesn't want to talk about any of that with the president although over the course of her reign, she wi

and that will be before his trip to windsor castle tomorrow. that brings 100 days to a close.nd 100 days. christian picks up our coverage 100 days. christian picks up our coverage now. 100 days. christian picks up our coverage now. thank you. welcome back to the beautiful evening here in oxfordshire, what a treat we just had watching the household division they're playing for donald trump as he and melania arrived at blenheim palace just about 20 minutes ago. marine one flying right over the top of our position here and setting down the grounds of the palace. there you see him getting out of the beast, which transported him from marine one took theresa may. you see melania and her fine marine one took theresa may. you see melania and herfine leading down, setting off in the sunshine tonight, she look spectacular. as they walked to the top of the steps, they were serenaded by evening hymns played by the guards. 150 l behind him that they are having dinner with behind this evening inside blenheim palace. i dare say be time to have a look around blenheim palace. this is the first

known as "the beast," the president's motorcade arriving as he drives through the historic gates into windsor castle. it's a range rover, he's actually driving in a british vehicle as he approaches the queen. this is not the visit that he had intended. originally it was supposed to be a state visit. that was downgrade e ed appreci to a tea, not the overnight dinner that president obama and his wife enjoyed at buckingham palace. the queen has been waiting. they will together see the honor guard, as you see melania trump getting ready to greet her majesty. as is notable, there are no microphones close by. the american pool and host television are being kept at quite a distance. now posing with the 92-year-old monarch, the longest serving monarch in british history. queen elizabeth ii, beloved by her people and around the world. she's met every leader. and we can hear now the national anthem played by the british military band. let's listen. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and as we've heard the anthem, the guard, the troops of the household division arrayed there at windsor castle. the queen has met every foreign l

, outside windsor castle there were protests. know, donald trump is such a big figure that everyone has an opinion on it they don't always have a really strong opinion about an american president. >> martha: theresa may, might have been emotional whip saw over the last 24 hours. invites president trump. here for this trip. one minute is he criticizing her. the next minute is he bending over backwards to try to make sure that he is complimenting her. you know, where do you think they go from here in that relationship because he clearly left the door open to support boris johnson. >> well, yeah. i mean is it is the equivalent of mrs. may going and doing an interview with the mainstream media in america on a visit and saying actually i think america should sign up to nafta and by the way i think ted cruz would be a great president. >> martha: exactly right. >> quite an extraordinary thing to say. she is pretty stoic al. donald trump came close to apologizing for those remarks. >> martha: i would say so. personally going forward, if

by the time they arrived here at windsor castle for tea with the queen it seemed a whole few rory had a visiting u.s. president had gone from issuing unprecedented insults to a british prime minister to having it all swept away in a little over twelve hours mr trump simply dismissed an official on the record british newspaper interview as fake news. 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

there was dinner with the prime minister and business leaders before trip to windsor for meeting withhe queen and inside windsor castle but not everyone thought the visit was a great success. >> looks more comfortable straddling the world change next to vladimir putin than the prime minister. how can she justify sabotaging our secure economic relationship with our friends in the eu and create favors with a man who prides himself in shredding the rules-based order? >> that is not a question that can be answered for the reason the basis of the question is entirely wrong. >> reporter: a frantic few months for the government that weaved its way to crunch votes, crisis, division and opposition and a few unwelcome interventions thrown in. i asked blake if it was possible to predict where we would be in march next year. >> tried to predict the future in politics, a very risky business. a lot has happened in the last couple years that was not expected. that date is in everyone's diary for 29 march 2019 when the uk is scheduled to leave, article 50, that it be extended. the date could be put b

at windsor castle, the president is formally welcomed by the queen, despite the fact that it is not thearlier, he held talks with up by mr at checkers, where tensions were evident on the approach to brexit and the future trade links. i do not know what they are going to do, but whenever you're going to do is ok with me. that is your decision. whatever you're going to do is ok with us, just make sure we can trade together, that is all that matters. as you have heard from the president, the united states is keen for us, and we are keen to work for them, keen for us, and we are keen to work forthem, and we keen for us, and we are keen to work for them, and we will do a trade deal with them and with others around the rest of the world. we'll have the latest on the president's visit, and we'll have reaction to the series of outspoken remarks he's made in the past 2a hours. also on the programme... back in the uk, we speak to the british volunteer divers who helped save 12 boys and their football coach trapped in a cave in thailand. in amesbury, a small bottle containing the nerve agent novic

the anticipation is growing at windsor.ident will be arriving here just before 5pm. he will be flown from the us ambassador's residents to the east lawn on the castle's eastern side and then they will inspect the coldstream. the anthems will be played in the quadrangle and then they will go in for tea. 30 minutes is down on the schedule for tea with the queen and the first lady will be with president trump and the queen has made many presidents. ten of the 11 presidents, the only she did not meet with lyndonjohnson 11 presidents, the only she did not meet with lyndon johnson and she 11 presidents, the only she did not meet with lyndonjohnson and she has had good relationships with many of those presidents, particularly ronald reagan, who was the first american president to stay here at windsor castle. in his memoirs later, he wrote that one of the highlights was riding horseback with the queen to the grounds of windsor. very shortly after that he invited her to his ranch outside the borough. you will remember president 0bam

trunk got the royal treatment at windsor castle where he was honored with the u.s. anthem being played by military bands followed by tea with queen elizabeth trump walked ahead of the queen of minor breach of protocol but otherwise the meeting appeared to go off smoothly. a trumpet earlier fanned the flames of britain's breakfast divisions by criticizing prime minister treason maze proposals for leaving the european union but the differences between the pair were glossed over when they gave a joint news conference. hand in hand with the u.k. prime minister u.s. president donald trump presented a picture of unity. after talks with two reason may at her country residence he said he'd back what have a practice at trade policy hunt government wants to pursue you. give our relationship terms of grade the highest level of special so once the brics a process is concluded. and perhaps the u.k. has left the e.u. i don't know what they're going to do but whatever you do is ok with me that's your decision whatever you're going to do is ok with us just make sure we can trade to

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 invited to inspect the guard of honor. he can spend as much time as he likes doing that. we don't expect it to be terribly long. then they'll go inside and have tea, wolf. a big moment for the united kingdom, but arguably also for the president of the united states because this is the 12th president of the united states that the queen will actually be meeting and greeting. sometimes in america, sometimes here. but she's a huge historic figure. we know he's a big fan. >> certainly is. this is a moment, though, a historic moment to be sure, but also a very symbolic moment, underscoring the nature of the u.s./uk relationship, right? >> it really is. all my colleagues working in uk politics have had an absolutely torrid day. an article that appeared in "the sun" toda

the trumps left windsor castle with something memorable under his belt. likes the queen, and he was keen not to offend. >> do you think she's a big fan of him? >> i think she's curious. we'll never know what her true feelings are because as a nonpolitical head of state she's not allowed to share those feelings. she is used to meeting political figures, putin, assad. donald trump is the latest in the list of controversial figures. the fact that the meeting went over by 17 minutes indicates they were perhaps quite enjoying their tea together. >> she's met with every u.s. president except lbj since 1952. having to be mindful of the royal protocol, what are your observations? how did he and mainelania do? >> he didn't bow, she didn't courtesy. as a head of state, they're not required to bow and courtesy to the queen. a lot of people were worried he was going to do one of those long heavy duty handshakes. >> or a hug. >> or a hug, that would have been bad. glad he didn't ask for a selfie. the president hasn't tweeted about his meeting with the queen, that's ve

queen elizabeth welcomed the president for afternoon tea at windsor castle.here was also an apology for his interview with a newspaper and mr trump rowed back on his criticism of the prime minist calling her instead an "incredible woman". as his visit draws to a close, president trump is now in scotland. he's expected to spend the weekend playing golf at turnberry. in other news, the us justice department charges 12 russian intelligence officers with meddling in the 2016 us election. and back home, we speak to the british divers who helped save 12 boys and their football coach trapped in a cave in thailand. there've been demonstrations across the uk, with tens of thousands of people showing their opposition to president trump and his policies. at a news conference, the us president rowed back on his criticism of the prime minister theresa may's brexit strategy, praising her instead as an "incredible woman". he also dismissed as "fake news" the newspaper interview in which he'd suggested that the british government's plans for leaving the eu would probably kil

lady are being welcomed by the queen at windsor castle. they choppered in a short time ago and the hlor guard w soon play the national anthem. we're going to be watching that. but inn, washingd.c., we learned within the last hour of a conference by rod rosenstein who oversaw the mueller investigation, a news conference expectednews conference expecte start there shortly. our own indications it will be an o announcement some kind of indictment. pete williams is standing. pete, what do you know? >> not much more than what you said, lester. rod rosenstein is overseeing the russ investigation and all the significant announcements have been made by him and we expect that's what we'll hear shortly and probably five or six minutes from now,es new cha filed by the special counsel team. it comes at an interesting time for them. in a couple weeks they will start the first trialgainst paul manafort across the river in virginia. but it's by no means -- it's work is by no means done and this will advance a ltle bit. it's interesting timing, too, becaus

a meeting with the queen and tea inside windsor castle.ught the visit a great success. donald trump looks more culpable straddling the world stage next to vladimir putin and he did beside the prime minister. —— kuttabul. how can she justify sabotaging a secure relationship with our friends in the sabotaging a secure relationship with ourfriends in the us sabotaging a secure relationship with our friends in the us and sabotaging a secure relationship with ourfriends in the us and great favours for a man who prides himself on treading the rules based order. that is not a question that can be entered by the prosise reason that the basis of the question is entirely wrong. a frantic few months for the government that has weaved its way through crunch bites, crisis, and division. i asked jonathan blake if it was possible to predict where we will be on exit day in march next year. although that date is in everyone's diary, the 29th of march 2019, when the uk is scheduled to leave, under the rules of article 50, which are very slim, that could be

the president made the rounds at windsor castle expecting the guard. earlier today, we were at checkers, which is the country home assigned to whoever is prime minister of britain at that time. now it's theresa may. the. and prime minister may having bilateral meetings dealing with everything from north korea to the middle east to his upcoming meeting with vladimir putin to trade and brexit. the president making a lot of news yesterday in an interview with the sun newspaper saying that because of the path that she's taking on brexit, which is kind of a soft brexit it's called, still maintaining some ties to the european union, theresa may may not be able to cut new trade deals with the united states. that created a real dust-up here in the u.k. a lot of people thinking the president had pulled the political rug out from under her feet just has he was arriving with her last night. so the president today trying to make amends at their press conference. >> i didn't criticize the prime minister. i have a lot of respect for the prime minister. unfortunately

in windsor casa with the queen that he's going to go on later to scotland she's really going out of her way to have a really pompous welcome because she thought he might like it but well we'll see what comes out of this at the end of the say. correspondent barrett moss reporting from london thank you very much. now some of the other stories making news around the world several dozen migrants have been allowed to disembark from an italian coast guard ship in sicily they were initially held on the ship over suspicions that some had been involved in an attempted mutiny a number of portably tried to take over fearing they would be returned to libya the incident comes amid heightened tensions in europe on the issue of migration. out of the pakistani prime minister nawaz sharif and his daughter miriam are due to return to their country thousands of police officers have been deployed in lahore to control crowds both have been sentenced to jail terms over the family's finances are back to galvanize their political party at this month's general election. the former bodyguard of the notorious

car with the first lady, melania trump, to meet with the queen and here is this historic moment at windsor castle queen elizabeth meeting with president donald trump and first lady, melania trump for high tea. a lead er in queen elizabeth wh perhaps represents more than any other person the post world war ii world order and cooperation in urn amachine ma who has done more than any political figure in recent times to shake that up, guys >> this will be an afternoon filled with plorotocol. so all eyes will be on that and the customs and traditions expected with this meeting this happening again while we await rod rosenstein, depp it attorney general in washington, d.c. with a law enforcement announcement that's expected any moment now an ub b b unexpected news ooempbt there. >> "the national anthem" plays ♪ ♪ it seems president trump has done what the ambassador suggest he might do if he were going to keep protocol. a nod as substitute for bow, first lady as well no arms around the monarch this time, but here they are again taking a stroll, two leaders at this moment, very important figures

he was welcomed earlier by the queen at windsor castle.at us prosecutors have charged russian intelligence officers for interfering with the 2016 presidential election. a little earlier, i spoke to evan mcmullin in new york, who's a former central intelligence agency operations officer and who also ran as an independent during that election. i asked him whether these latest indictments came as any surprise. well, it isn't a surprise, frankly. i think we have been waiting here in the united states for details around the special counsel robert mueller‘s investigation of the hacking part of russian interference, of course, they also carried out a disinformation campaign leveraging social media, in part. robert mueller has already issued a number of indictments of russian intelligence associates related to that part of their effort. but today we learned more about the actual hacking part. i suspect we will learn more down the road. there is obviously a lot to cover for the special counsel, so they are doing the indictments in batches. i think

it compares the pomp of the meeting with the queen and the president at windsor.he pygmy, which is how they are describing the leader of the labour party, jeremy corbyn, and what they describe as a ragtag band of left—wingers and others will stop there were quite a lot of others, tens of thousands. stop there were quite a lot of others, tens of thousandslj stop there were quite a lot of others, tens of thousands. i don't think the protest was party political in terms of labour versus conservative. i think that is a very big stretch. i can understand frustrations with certain levels of hypocrisy. the thing aboutjeremy corbyn, we can discuss whether or not we think the leader of the 0pposition should be in the protest in history, does he want to look more like theresa may today or more like a protest? that is an interesting conversation to have. but people likejeremy corbyn have actually been very principle in the past going on these kinds of marchers. when has jeremy corbyn not been ona marchers. when has jeremy corbyn not been on a protest? given that this man, po

it's not too far from windsor's st. george chapel, of course, that's where prince harry and meghan markle got married. let's watch. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> [inaudible] [background sounds] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [background sounds] [drum roll] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ neil: we're continuing to watch these developments at windsor castle. the 92-year-old queen is greeting her 12th american president. this is the 12th time she's done this since harry truman. only lyndon johnson is the president that has not had the pleasure of meeting her in person either over there in britain or in the united states. she and donald trump, you know, have talked a great deal about their bond. the president, of course, his mother born in scotland. he has a great affinity for the greater british republic and is going to be having tea with her majesty. now, what we don't know is who else in the royal family will be there. on some occasions in the past including with ronald reagan when he came for a visit with the queen, he had a chance to see other royal family

he will dine with the prime minister and meet the queen at windsor.er has died in thailand while taking supplies to 12 boys and their football coach, trapped in a flooded cave for almost two weeks. ahead of england's historic clash with sweden in the quarter final of the world cup, we'll be talking to the swedish ambassador about tomorrow's big game. what is it you chaps are doing? synchronised swimming. you are looking at the british men's team. and coming up.... swimming with men. where a man finds new meaning to life byjoining an all—male synchronised swimming team. that, and much more coming up, on the film review. our main story... the cabinet are meeting at chequers this evening. the prime minister has said it's their ‘duty‘ to agree a blueprint for brexit. theresa may's latest plan is 120 pages long and proposes a close alignment with eu rules on many goods but not services. it also proposes an end to free movement of people — one of the key demands of the brexiteers. but the uk would acceptjurisdiction from the european court ofjustice in some

president trump is greeted by the british queen and a god of honor at windsor castle. but on the streets of central london the message is clear as tens of thousands rally to protest his visit and all the headlines the former prime minister nawaz sharif is back in his country been arrested on corruption charges and faces ten years in jail . while in pakistan southwest a suicide bombers targeted an election rally at least eighty five people have been killed and dozens more wounded. and i'm far as small be here with all the day's sport including. high praise from chief its president as the team's repair for the final two matches at russia's world cup. we begin with the latest on donald trump's visit to the u.k. the us president has just had tea with britain's queen elizabeth in the last few hours donald trump and the first lady melania trump welcome to windsor castle it was given a royal salute before inspecting the guard of honor alongside the ninety two year old jonah how is life for us now in windsor jonah any more details about the visit . not not in terms of what the

not many heads of states, certainly not many presidents yet to meet at windsor castle. >> that's rightwith 11 of the last 12 presidents. this is high tea with the queen which requires a lot of protocol we generally see amongst the royals windsor castle has seen prince harry and meghan markle's wedding just a couple of months ago. a lot of anticipation of what kind of president we'll see. very accommodating or touchy feeling as we've seen with other world leaders. a lot of questions over what that's going to look like. you might remember michelle obama put her arm around the queen when they visited with her and prince philip. he's not expected to make an appearance pretty much retired from public life, but this is something everybody and the british public will be watching >> you said there's a lot of protocol involved in this sort of high tea. what kinds of protocol exactly can you describe the scene a bit there and is the significance of the sizable gathering? absolutely, you have to remember that this is a very, very much a revered monarch acertainly, fees here are particular when yo

well, they will certainly be happy about how the visit to see the queen at windsor castle went.ery well to attention and flattery, and there's nothing more flattering for a country to do than to lay on that kind of welcome and to allow him to spend time with them on it. in terms of how the policy story played out, i think the fact that mr trump acknowledged that he had apologised to theresa may on friday because of the way he may have come across in that interview with the site was a measure of just how that interview with the site was a measure ofjust how badly that particular interview had gone —— with the sun. you got to remember the domestic political context here. theresa may had spent all of that week dealing with the resignations of david davis and borisjohnson, dealing with the criticisms of brexiteers, who said his proposal that you put forward at chequers and that you put forward at chequers and that the cabinet agreed to actually is not the brexit that we wanted. and for the american president to come in and give an interview to the sun newspaper, one of the biggest s

we are tracking some slowdowns here, 101 in windsor due to caltrans road work going on till about 10:00 a.m. they will have alternate lane closures in the northbound direction between windsor river road and litten springs road. heads up through tst wns inthe southbound direction as well. this is 101 at highway 12, no delays there. getting through petaluma, the ride continues to be in the green, moving right at the limit heading southbound. 101 near 580, traffic nice and light there, easy drive heading over toward the golden gate bridge, where we are tracking light conditions. it is early but we are in good shape. at the bay bridge toll plaza, this is where we see the slowdowns and we are seeing that today, still in the yellow heading into san francisco. back to you. >>> seasonal toxic algae oudisc shouldn't even touch the effort what. some residents believe they thefrom the algae they can see. officials say that's wrong because toxins can reach dangerous levels. >> reporter: coming up, we'll bring you up close and personal to great whites. thriving. but... why are we also seeing so ma

by the time they arrived here at windsor castle for tea with the queen it seemed a whole few rory had passed a visiting u.s. president had gone from issuing unprecedented insults to a british prime minister to having it all swept away in a little over twelve hours mr trump simply dismissed an official on the record british newspaper interview as fake news. 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

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roblem spot is at russell and east windsor avenue. two cherry kick pickers atwork. dominion energy reporting that 285 cusmers have been knocked offline with theirltower as a ref this happening, as well. crews have been at work since late last night, working to restore power. the target time is between now and 7:00 a.m. and first, they have to get the debris out of the way and get th lines working. if you're driving in this area of alexandria, usese rus road to get arnold. today, you need a workaround. you might the thinkg it's not raining so the work might get done sooner tha later. as of right now, you will see tieupsn russell road. back to you in the studio. >> justin, thank you. >>> we have breaking newsw. virginia state police have issued anmb alert. we go to chris lawrence with more on that. >> a man abducted a teenage girl and they could be traveling through virginia right now. want to get to pictures. virginia state police said grace galliher was taken by rich d they were seen at a motel in marion, virginia. right now,nvestigators think they're heading north

birth and president trump takes cheney with the queen bee and first lady molony oh well welcome to windsor council near london by the ninety two year old monarch trump has been mostly awarding the british capital for tens of thousands of people protested his visit and also coming up caucus sounds former prime minister not want to.