welcome back to windsor, where the last few- to windsor, where the last few minutes— to windsor, whereminutes we saw marine one coming into land _ minutes we saw marine one coming into land here at windsor castle. it then flew _ into land here at windsor castle. it then flew out of sight. we expect in then flew out of sight. we expect in the next _ then flew out of sight. we expect in the next few minutes the queen will formally— the next few minutes the queen will formally meet the bidens, joe biden and first_ formally meet the bidens, joe biden and first ladyjill biden, before an inspection — and first ladyjill biden, before an inspection of the honour guard, and then america's first couple and her majesty— then america's first couple and her majesty the queen will have tea here at the _ majesty the queen will have tea here at the palace. with me now is kate nichoii. _ at the palace. with me now is kate nicholl, royal editor of vanity fain — nicholl, royal editor of vanity fain and _ nicholl, royal editor of vanity fair. and also author of number of books _ fair. and also author of nu

they went riding together during the president's visit to windsor.her less affinity during the most recent presidential visit to windsor — that was in 2018, when donald trump and his wife came for tea. that visit is principally remembered for the president having walked in front of the queen as they inspected a guard of honour. but all the presidential visitors have one thing in common — a respect for a monarch who is now the world's longest—serving head of state and who, for all her non—political role, is able, in subtle ways, to underpin britain's reputation. nicholas witchell, bbc news. borisjohnson was spotted this morning going for an early morning swim. there appears running into the water, pretty bracing i would think. i haven't tried it myself. he went for a swim as well as a jog and later on he will have a news conference here at the summit. he will no doubt be asked more about whether he is going to delay lifting coronavirus restrictions in england onjune coronavirus restrictions in england on june 21 and coronavirus restrictions in england

all smiles and fist bumps at windsor. cnn's coverage continues with dana bash and "state of the union." >>> hello, i'm dana bash in washington where the state of our union is poised for royal pomp and circumstance. prs and the first laid day are about to participate in a time-honored tradition, private meeting with the queen, with queen elizabeth at windsor castle. you'll see live pictures there of the bidens who just arrived. he's the 13th president, the 13th u.s. president to have an audience with queen elizabeth starting with president harry truman in 1951 that. is certainly a potential ice breaker given the fact that president biden has met eight other u.s. presidents himself. of course, this will be bitter sweet for queen elizabeth, the first meeting she'll have without her husband of 70 years, prince philip who passed away in april. the president just left -- leaves for the nato sum milt and sits down for a face-to-face meeting with russian president vladimir putin after this. as we watch these pictures, i want to b

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about to leave to go to windsor castle. and that's, of course, been another grace note of this trip. his first meeting with queen elizabeth. she immediate with 13 previous presidents in her incredible reign. now he's going to windsor castle to have tea with the queen before heading to brussels to nato which, as he pointed out is the precursor to this big summit with putin. no question that the putin meeting is the most important from an american perspective. but i have to say that the g7 for all the criticism of it. it's important that they had it after two years. it's important that it's acknowledged that russia is not part of it. i used to cover it when it was the g8, before the invasion in crimea. of course, in eastern ukraine and the aggression that continues. all of the sanctions that followed. so all of those distinctions are important. the president is probably giving a little bit too much to what they accomplished on china because it really was a watered down communique. germany, importantly germany and italy and fr

tomorrow, the focus will once again be here at windsor castle because she is hosting t at windsor castleland, temperatures up to 20 celsius in the northeast, 2a or 25 across the southeast of england. this evening and overnight, most will stay fine. there will be more cloud to the north and west and across 0rkney and shetland and maybe lewis we will see rain at times. temperatures in single figures of rural parts of the east but humid airfights back in the rural parts of the east but humid air fights back in the west and humidity levels are creeping up across the odd as we go through tomorrow. still some rain in 0rkney and shetland and later into the western isles. most places will be dry, a bit of sunshine in scotland in western ireland. getting close to 30 celsius as the humidity creeps in. it lasts on monday. elsewhere, the fresh conditions are back. hello, this is bbc news. iam i am victoria derbyshire. the headlines: after the ceremonial events of last night, the serious talks get underway. for the uk prime minister, issues over northern ireland hang over his talks with fellow europe

welcome back to windsor _ hello again. welcome back to windsor.. henry— directly opposite windsor castle. henry viii gate. when we saw those pictures— henry viii gate. when we saw those pictures of— henry viii gate. when we saw those pictures of the queen and the bidens at the _ pictures of the queen and the bidens at the g7 _ pictures of the queen and the bidens at the g7 on — pictures of the queen and the bidens at the g7 on friday evening, there was an— at the g7 on friday evening, there was an obvious rapport between them all. was an obvious rapport between them all a _ was an obvious rapport between them all a chance — was an obvious rapport between them all. a chance to build on that with this meeting today, a much more intimate — this meeting today, a much more intimate meeting where they can get to know— intimate meeting where they can get to know one another much better. the meeting _ to know one another much better. the meeting is— to know one another much better. the meeting is coming out really interesting times for the uk and the us.

. >>> the town of windsor tries to move forward after sexual assault accusations force the mayor's resignation. tonight, new divide tween public and city leaders. >>> could california's red flag law have prevented the mass shooting in san jose? the debate over gun violence restraining orders and the recent changes to the law. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i'm ken bastida, now at 11:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, gilroy is flying the pride flag outside city hall for the very first time tonight. but, it almost did not happen. tonight, maria medina speaks with the city leaders who didn't want that flag raised. >> reporter: a moment of celebration for the city of gilroy yesterday. marred by controversy. >> i don't think it should be flown at city hall. it can be flown in 1 million other places all over the city. >> reporter: the mayor along with two other council members voted last month against a commemorative flag policy after a proposal to declare june pride month and also fly the pride flag outside of city hall. >> we've never had commemorative flags in gilroy. our city hall jus

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they went riding together during the president's visit to windsor.ntial visit to windsor — that was in 2018, when donald trump and his wife came for tea. that visit is principally remembered for the president having walked in front of the queen as they inspected a guard of honour. but all the presidential visitors have one thing in common — a respect for a monarch who is now the world's longest—serving head of state and who, for all her non—political role, is able, in subtle ways, to underpin britain's reputation. nicholas witchell, bbc news. that is whatjoe biden is doing later today. that is whatjoe biden is doing latertoday. boris that is whatjoe biden is doing later today. borisjohnson started his day with an early morning swim and some rather cold water. here are some pictures of that period he ran into the sea for his morning swim. talking of coldwater, china has been pouring a little bit of cold water on this whole g7 summit. they have said that days when global decisions were dictated by a small group of countries are long gone. of course, ch

and queen elizabeth ii official birthday is celebrated at windsor castle. hello, and welcome to bbc news. danish footballer christian eriksen is in a stable condition in hospital after he collapsed on the pitch during his nation's european championship match against finland. the 29—year—old suddenly fell to the ground in front of his home supporters in copenhagen. team—mates and medics rushed to his aid. the game was suspended. when it resumed, at the request of both teams, finland won the match i—o. nathalie pirks reports. christian eriksen is the talisman of the dutch international team. —— denmark national team. but around half—time, without a player around him, he staggered to the ground and collapsed. team—mates immediately recognise how serious it was, forming a protective ring around him as medics rushed onto the pitch. fans could only look on in horror as doctors attempted to resuscitate the midfielder. his team—mates could barely look as they hoped beyond hope he'd be ok. back in the bbc studio, former players were understandably emotional. i think

president trump was here at windsor castle as well. president biden to say this represents a real change of tact, attack on the us's park. the g7 was a tact, attack on the us's park. tjij: g7 was a statement of the us being back then biden's is that with queen. president trump had a visit with the queen not to long ago which was successful. if you look at the g seven summit and the communique that came out at the end of it, you can see that his priority is woven through that. recovery from the pandemic, restoring our economies, dealing with climate change, dealing with china. these are all things he cares passionately about and i think the other leaders due to end the fact that they were able to reach an agreement on that statement is very significant in showing america is back. ., ., ., significant in showing america is back. ., ., «j ., back. 0k, good to talk to you. former deputy _ back. 0k, good to talk to you. former deputy chief _ back. 0k, good to talk to you. former deputy chief of - back. 0k, good to talk to you. | former depu

is the town council of windsor, kabul. dominic foot polly's birthday party.he council members. they're not about the community. rosa is the windsor town council appointed a new mayor after former mayor dominic hopefully resigned. multiple women have accused for polio, sexual assault or misconduct. he denies the allegations. i asked salmon how he plans to deal with the fallout of the scandal and move the town out of a turbulent time. uh a lot of work to do. and you know, we talked about building trust. and, um, i think we just have to have a different outlook on things have been i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. well, the 49ers kicking off and online series showcasing their lgbtq fans. the team is sharing stories about the 40 niner faithful during pride month. other productivity is including the first ever genderless retail line by an nfl team 49ers logo. these are highlighted in rainbow colors on an assortment of items, including shirts, caps, sweatshirts, decals and signs earlier today, on mornings on to the nine we spoke to the 40, niners chief admin

at windsor castle. queen elizabeth greeted mr. biden and the first lady. the president continued the long tradition of inspecting the queen's troops. outside the castle, the visit was the talk of windsor. >> and with president biden coming in today to windsor castle, i'm very, very hopeful. >> reporter: the assails family from florida says the meeting makes them proud to be americans. >> to have this new start because so much like went wrong over the past four years. >> reporter: mr. biden is the 13th u.s. president to meet the queen during her nearly 70 years on the throne. in 1957 dwight d. eisenhower hosted the queen on her first state visit to the u.s. she rode horses with ronald reagan in 1982. and more recently, met presidents obama and trump. president biden says the queen reminds him of his mother. >> in terms of the look of her, and you know, it's just the generosity. >> reporter: tea with the queen capped off what the president called a productive g-7 summit. >> everyone at the table understood and understands both the seriousness and the challen

they went riding together during the president's visit to windsor.sidential visit to windsor — that was in 2018, when donald trump and his wife came for tea. that visit is principally remembered for the president having walked in front of the queen as they inspected a guard of honour. but all the presidential visitors have one thing in common — a respect for a monarch who is now the world's longest—serving head of state and who, for all her non—political role, is able, in subtle ways, to underpin britain's reputation. nicholas witchell, bbc news. borisjohnson was spotted this morning going for an early morning swim. he will be asked if he will delay restrictions being lifted on 21st june and also about the trade agreement with the eu and how it affects northern ireland. we will have the very latest from conall throughout the day on the g7 summit but for now back to the studio. the danish football team's doctor says midfielder, christian eriksen, received life—saving cardiac massage treatment on the pitch after collapsing during the side's euro 2020 m

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this is an informal. visit, it won't last very long here to windsor.othing like a state visit. people will remember the trump state visit from a couple of years ago. but it won'tjust be that informal, to be honest, because the first lady and the president will be welcomed by the queen here in the quadrangle of windsor castle. there will be a guard of honour there. they will give the royal salute to the queen and to the president and first lady. the president and first lady. the president will then inspect that guard of honour in the quadrangle. he will hear the national anthem played for him. they will then go inside the castle to tea. that element is private, it will be about 40 element is private, it will be about a0 minutes or so inside, having an informal chat and tea. we will see just one photo from that moment, from the grant corridor, of the president and first lady and the queen. we won't know what is discussed. that element will be private. discussed. that element will be rivate. .~ . , discussed. that element will be rivate. , , , private. sp

and welcome for a president, as the queen hosts the bidens at windsor.sraeli parliament has approved a new coalition government, ousting benjamin netanyahu as prime minister after 12 years in power. the new administration will share power. for the first two years, it will be led by the right—wing nationalist politician naftali bennett. he will then hand over to yair lapid, the leader of the centrist yesh atid, for a further two years. here's our middle east correspondent tom bateman. they've waited for 12 years. in this divided country, for the people who wanted to oust their most enduring leader, now it's their moment. it took a chaotic vote in israel's parliament to get there. with the count about to start, mr netanyahu makes one last stand. "iran is celebrating because they understand there will be a weak and slack government," he says. "the opposition in israel will have a clear and strong voice." we'll be back soon! the new coalition scrapes in byjust a single vote. it was all over for israel's combative, often controversial leader, one who leaves a

tomorrow, she will host president biden at windsor.arade, at the start of the special platinum jubilee weekend when britain will be marking her 70 years on the throne. all the stories are on the website. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @regedahmad. hello there. the first half of the weekend saw temperatures reaching 25 in hampshire. the second half of the weekend will be warmer across the uk, and it will be feeling more humid as well. we've got high pressure building up from the azores. that's bringing with it the heat and the humidity and, for many parts of the country, dry weather, too. but there is a weather front that will be heading towards the north west of scotland, where we've already got some pockets of rain and drizzle, early on sunday morning. elsewhere, though, it's going to be dry. sunshine at times for england and wales, some areas of cloud. should get more sunshine breaking out in northern ireland, and much of scotland seeing some sunshine away from the north west, where it turns wetter during the afternoon. here, the

all smiles and fist bumps at windsor.>>> hello, i'm dana bash in washington where the state of our union is poised for royal pomp and circumstance. prs and the first laid day are about to participate in a time-honored tradition, private meeting with the queen, with queen elizabeth at windsor castle. you'll see live pictures there of the bidens who just arrived. he's the 1

max foster is joining us now from windsor castle.er: she's been really busy. had a birthday, another event here, and in cornwall as well raising laughs and in good spirits. she's very aware of her abilities there, i have to say, fredricka, often with these political events they get very heavy, very divisive and her job is to come in and unify people, really, and she often can do that by lifting the mood. also, she can lay it all on, can't she, in the way she did today, as you say, a huge honor to be invited for tea with the queen at windsor castle, the bidens were given an official welcome. there was the national anthem played by the guards. this is a huge honor. would you believe this is not a -- the queen being informal, really, it wasn't a full state occasion. but it had all the ceremony that came with that. and then the president was invited to inspect the guards as well. that was an honor for them because these british troops are in battle overseas quite often and working with u.s. forces, particular in iraq. so they were very k

and the celebration of the queen's official birthday has taken place at windsor castle.d evening. denmark's midfielder christian eriksen is said to be awake and undergoing tests in hospital after collapsing during his country's opening match of the euro 2020 football tournament. the 29—year—old, who plays for inter milan, received cpr on the pitch. the match between denmark and finland was initially suspended, but it resumed after both teams asked for it to go ahead. eriksen is reported to have spoken to his team—mates from his hospital bed. our sports correspondent natalie pirks reports. it was a picture that gave hope to millions. christian eriksen leaving the parken stadium on a stretcher, dazed but awake. moments earlier, it had all seemed far more worrying. the game was near half—time when, without a player around him, he staggered to the ground and collapsed. team—mates immediately recognised how serious this was, forming a protective ring around him as medics rushed onto the pitch. but fans and players could only look on in horror as doctors attempted to resuscita

dame barbara windsor died from alzheimer's last december.ple will carry on bidding. colin paterson, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. temperatures yesterday reached 28 celsius across south—east england, today will be hotter, 29 authority. with the air still humoured high temperatures to the south. to the north of that the air is fresher. the heat restricted to southern and eastern areas of england. temperatures of at least 29 celsius in london. compare that to fresher conditions for northern ireland, scotland, northern england, temperatures were typically 16, 18 celsius. most of us will keep you dry weather was sunny spell throughout the day but there will be some showers in scotland particularly for the highlands and islands but they will be fleeting. big gaps between the showers. 0vernight tonight patches of cloud. temperatures still slow to come down in the south—east. tuesday, scotland, england, wales, closure through the afternoon. of rain not far away. through the afternoon. of rain not faraway. fresh

their daughter will be called lilibet diana mountbatten—windsor. she'll be known as lili. lilibet was the queen's childhood family nickname. diana, in honour of lili's late grandmother, the princess of wales. lili's older brother archie was born while the couple still lived in the grounds of windsor castle with royal great—grandparents nearby. two years later, family tensions have changed the dynamic dramatically. lili will be raised in california by a duke and a duchess carving out a life outside of the royal family. daniela relph, bbc news. human rights experts have raised concerns over a billion—dollar tourism project on the indonesian island dubbed the �*new bali'. more than 200 families have been forced to move to make way for resorts and an international grand prix motorcycle circuit. the project is part of a push by the indonesian government to create a new international tourism destination. bbc indonesia's valdya baraputri went to south lombok, to take a look at the controversial development. the beaches of south lombok have long attracted tourists, particularly su

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their daughter will be called little bet diana mountbatten windsor. she'll be known as lily.ded with royal significance. lillybet was the queen childhood family nickname for the diana in honour the late princess of wales. lily's older brother archie was born while the couple still lived in the grounds of windsor castle. with royal great—grandpa rents nearby. two years later family tensions have changed the dynamic dramatically. lily will be raised in california by a duke and a duchess carving out a life outside of the royal family. voting hasjust closed in mexico, in the biggest and deadliest election in the country's history. more than 21,000 seats are being contested for mayors, state legislators and the entire lower house of congress — where the morena party of president andres manuel lopez 0brador is hoping to retain its two—thirds majority. but the vote has been marred by some of the worst violence in mexico's history. 89 assassinations of politicians recorded from september to the end of may — 35 of them candidates in this vote. the poll is also expected to be heavily i

i want to go straight to windsor. max foster joins me now. lovely to see you. good time was had by all. >> reporter: yeah, it really did feel like that, back to work as usual for the queen, and this is what she does best, it's rolling out the red carpet in the best way she can, and have the guard of honor there, and then tea in windsor castle, and there's a bit of chatter now, because you remember last week i was interviewing her youngest son, prince edward, and he was saying the most remarkable thing about the meetings is they remain private and never discuss what happens in the meetings and then joe biden appears at the airport later and spills the beans, this is what they discussed. >> she wanted to know what the two leaders and i, the one i am about to meet with, mr. putin, and she wanted to know about xi jinping, and she was very generous. >> fascinating to hear that she was discussing putin and xi in that meeting, and i am not sure the palace and queen would not be too upset about it, and it has not happened before, slightly with trump, but all he said wa

tomorrow she will host president biden at windsor.ial platinum jubilee weekend when britain will be marking her 70 years on the throne. leaders at the g7 summit meeting in southern england have reached a broad consensus on a plan to finance infrastructure projects in the developing world to counter china's influence. full details will be announced in the closing declaration on sunday. this will also include commitments to curb future pandemics and more financial support for developing countries hit by the climate crisis. but the star of the show was the red arrows display team. details on the g7 summit tomorrow, the final day, on sunday, on bbc dot—com's website. stay with us. hello there. the first half of the weekend saw temperatures reaching 25 in hampshire. the second half of the weekend will be warmer across the uk, and it will be feeling more humid as well. we've got high pressure building up from the azores. that's bringing with it the heat and the humidity and, for many parts of the country, dry weather, too. but there is a we

their daughter will be called lilibet diana mountbatten—windsor. she'll be known as lili. lilibet was the queen's childhood family nickname. diana, in honour of lili's late grandmother, the princess of wales. lili's older brother archie was born while the couple still lived in the grounds of windsor castle with royal great—grandparents nearby. two years later, family tensions have changed the dynamic dramatically. lili will be raised in california by a duke and a duchess carving out a life outside of the royal family. daniela relph, bbc news. turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan has pledged to defeat a plague of so—called �*sea snot�* that's threatening the sea of marmara. a thick layer of the slimy sludge is blanketing harbours, shorelines and the sea bed. courtney bembridge has this report. this is the so—called sea snot suffocating the seabed. a thick, slimy layer of organic matter has spread through the sea of marmara, south of istanbul, threatening marine life and the fishing industry. translation: of course this affects our work. - look at the mussels and the sea

is the town council of windsor, kabul. dominic for polly's birthday party.nging out with the council members. they're not about the community. rosa is the windsor town council appointed a new mayor after former mayor dominic foot holy resigned. multiple women have accused for polio, sexual assault or misconduct. he denies the allegations. i asked sam and how he plans to deal with the fallout of the scandal and move the town out of a turbulent time. uh a lot of work to do. and you know, we talked about building trust. and, um, i think we just have to have a different outlook on things a bit. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox. two news. alright different. dirk chopin's attorneys are for the r minneapolis police officer in the killing george floyd. can that request become a reality or is it a long shot? a legal expert weighs in next we're doing and barry weather a little bit warmer today. across most neighborhoods, no big changes for tomorrow, but eventually we cool things off eventually we cool things off big time. we'll have your if you smell gas, you're too clo

the town of windsor has a new mayor, who he is and how people are responding. the news at noon starts now. this is ktvu fox two news at noon. good afternoon, everyone. i'm mike mibach. i'm gasia mikaelian. then we'll begin with breaking news here and delays at the richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza. crash on the western span of the bridge was first reported at 11 o'clock this morning, and boy traffic was at a standstill until just moments ago. now you can see things are starting to clear out after a long hour. chp is reporting that pickup truck was on its side, blocking the left lane. firefighters had a difficult time getting throughout the traffic. keep this in mind if you're heading to the area, there may still be some delays. but at this point again, things are beginning to smooth out at the richmond san rafael bridge. cal osha, the state agency in charge of workplace safety is considering whether to adopt new covid-19 rules. many businesses across the state aren't happy about the changes the agency is proposing. but some workers groups say that covid res

their daughter will be called lilibet diana mountbatten—windsor. she'll be known as lili. the queen's childhood family nickname. diana, in honour of lili's late grandmother, the princess wales. lili's older brother archie was born while the couple still lived in the grounds of windsor castle with royal great—grandparents nearby. two years later, family tensions have changed the dynamic dramatically. lili will be raised in california by a duke and a duchess carving out a life outside of the royal family. daniela relph, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: kicked out of paradise. the indigenous indonesians who had to make way for a new tourist development. the day the british liberated the falklands. and by tonight, british troops had begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the german capital, this was gorby—mania at its height. the crowd packed to see the man who for them, has raised great hopes for an end to the division of europe. michaeljackson was not guilty on all charges. -- it —— it happened as the queen moved — —— it happened as the quee

later today he'll travel to windsor castle. he's the 12th sitting president she's met during her reign. it will be quite a meeting as they sit down with queen elizabeth. he then jets off to brus toll attend the nato and eu summits where he's hoping once again to shore up relationships with allies. so far at this summit, he appears to have been welcomed with open arms by these g7 leaders after fracture relationships the u.s. has had with allies under the trump administration. take a listen to a minute from this meeting with french president macron yesterday. >> i think it's great to have a u.s. president part of the club and very willing to call for aid. >> the united states has said before we're back. the u.s. is back. we feel very, very strongly about the cohesion of nato, and i for one think that the european union is an incredibly strong and vibrant entity. >> so president biden there hoping his message that america is back will sit with allies and that he can also head into that high stakes summit with russian president vla

>> yes. >> reporter: the president marveling at the size of windsor castle. >> you could fit the white house in the courtyard. >> reporter: it wasn't the first royal meeting of the trip the first lady taking on several independent engagements on the sidelines of the g7, including visiting a school with kate, the duchess of cambridge, and highlighting the importance of early childhood education. >> first ladys don't typically make a splash, but dr. jill biden made an impression >> establishing good relations with boris johnson's wife, carrie simons. and in a sense it's the most difficult job because for any of the wives because she is the first lady of the most powerful country in the g7 >> reporter: tonight a united front between america's first family and britain's royal family as biden completes a presidential rite of passage. it's unlikely the queen will accept biden's invitation to visit the white house. at 95 she no longer travels abroad the world's leaders come to her. however, it is possible we'll see the bidens return to the uk, perhaps even for an official state visit. kate >>

on tap for the bidens tomorrow a trip to windsor castle to visit the queen, who joined the group for a recession and photo op friday, delivering this royal quip. >> are you supposed to be looking as if you're enjoying yourself >> peter alexander joins us now from falmouth, england. peter, preventing future pandemics was also discussed. >> reporter: that's right, jose. president biden is urging leaders to help strengthen the world's health care infrastructure so it will be better able to mobilize a quicker response in case of future pandemics jose. >> peter alexander, thank you. >>> secretary of state antony blinken is traveling with the president. he'll talk to our andrea mitchell tomorrow about the upcoming summit with vladimir putin we'll have highlights tomorrow on msnbc and "nightly news." >>> and we turn now to texas where there is a manhunt underway for a gunman who opened up fire in a packed downtown street early this morning the shooting is part of a disturbing trend sweeping our nation's cities morgan chesky reports from austin. >> reporter: overnight chaos in austin, texas.

anita, thank you for that, my colleague there, i need live at windsor.ictions in england onjune the 21st. the latest data on the virus shows eight deaths reported in the last 2a hours and 7,490 new infections. it means the average number of new cases per day in the last week was 7,116. on vaccinations, just over 254,000 people received a first dose in the latest 24—hour period, which means over 41.5 million people — or nearly 79% of uk adults — have had their first jab. just over 320,000 had a second jab, meaning that nearly 30 million — or 56% of adults — have now been fully vaccinated. as the debate continues about how restrictions can be safely eased at a time when new cases are rising, our health correspondent, jim reed, has been looking at the data in more detail. drinks and socialising outside this afternoon. tomorrow, ministers must decide whether to lift all remaining lockdown rules in england from june 21st, perhaps scrapping that limit of six people meeting inside. the growth of the delta variant, first found in india, has made that call more d

a welcome for a president, as the queen hosts the bidens at windsor.he doctor for the danish football confirms that christian eriksen did suffer a cardiac arrest on the pitch yesterday — and that "he was gone" before being resuscitated. hello and welcome if you are watching in the uk or around the world. the israeli parliament has approved a new coalition government, ousting benjamin netanyahu as prime minister after 12 years in power. the new administration will share power. for the first two years, it will be led by the right—wing nationalist politician naftali bennett. he will then hand power over to yair lapid, the leader of the centrist yesh atid, for a further two years. here's our middle east correspondent tom bateman. they've waited for 12 years. in this divided country, for the people who wanted to oust their most enduring leader, now it's their moment. it took a chaotic vote in israel's parliament to get there. with the count about to start, mr netanyahu makes one last stand. "iran is celebrating because they understand there will be a weak a

he and the first lady got a warm welcome at the windsor castle. >> ian lee shows us a glimpse of thethe president dropped in for a cup of tea with the queen, but first he received a royal salute at windsor castle. >> queen elizabeth greeted mr. biden and first lady. the president continued the tradition of inspecting the troops. the visit was the talk of windsor. >> with president biden coming in today, i'm very, very hopeful. >> reporter: the family from florida says the meeting makes them proud to be americans. >> have agnew start. >> reporter: mr. by dep in the 13th u.s. president to meet the queen during her nearly 70 years on the thrown. in 1957 dwight d. eisenhower hosted the queen on her first state visit to the u.s. she road horses in ronald raegan in 1982 and more re certainly met president obama and trump. biden says the queen reminds him of her mother. are. >> everyone at the table understood and understands both the seriousness and challenges that we are up against. >> reporter: leaders pledged more than a billion covid vaccines tonations in need. the president's next sto

yesterday at windsor, she watched a _ yes. yesterday at windsor, she watched a scaled _ yes.scaled down trooping yes. yesterday at windsor, she - watched a scaled down trooping the colour, marking her 95th birthday. and it will be at windsor castle this afternoon that she will welcome president biden and the first lady. no—one else in public life could have met as many us presidents as the queen. during the nearly 70 years of her reign she has met 12 of them. notably in the early 19605 she met president them. notably in the early 19605 she met pre5identjohn f. kennedy and his wife jacqueline. in the 19805, 5he his wife jacqueline. in the 19805, she and president ronald reagan were brought together through their shared love of horses, riding 5hared love of horses, riding together during the pre5ent�*5 visit together during the pre5ent�*5 visit to windsor. there appeared to be rather less affinity during the most recent presidential visit to windsor — like that was in 2018 when donald trump and his wife came a0. that visit is principally remembered for the president having walk

at windsor, for the second year running.g up on sportsday, on the bbc news channel: we're live at wembley, on the opening day of the european championship. all eyes on rome, as italy kick off the campaign against turkey — a year later than planned. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. borisjohnson has welcomed world leaders to cornwall at the start of their first face—to—face talks for almost two years. the prime minister urged the g7 group of nations to learn from the mistakes of the pandemic. he predicted that the leading economies would bounce back from the covid crisis, but stressed the importance of ensuring the recovery helped all parts of society. the queen — and other members of the royal family — will be joined by the world leaders at a reception in cornwall tonight. here's our political editor, laura kuenssberg. getting to this beautiful and remote part of the country isn't easy. they've come from five continents to cornwall. the winding last mile of the journey of the most powerful leaders in the world

the queen's official birthday parade, trooping the colour, has been held at windsor. in the grounds of windsor castle, rather than in central london. it is the first time the queen's official birthday has been marked since the death of her husband in april this year. key people behind the covid vaccine roll—out are being celebrated in the queen's birthday honours list, with nearly a quarter of recipients being recognised for their response during the pandemic. the list includes the scientists who developed the oxford astrazeneca jab and the former chair of the uk vaccine task force, kate bingham. volunteers who helped during the pandemic have also been honoured for their work supporting their communities. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. a dry and sunny weekend for the majority but there will be exceptions and scotland and northern ireland cloudy with the odd brighter break. most will be dry, breeziest across scotland, temperatures up to 20 celsius in the northeast, 2a or 25 across the southeast of england. this evening and overnight, most wil

a gorgeous day here in windsor _ very much. a gorgeous day here in windsor.ute best. i don't think anyone — their absolute best. i don't think anyone could fail to be impressed with the _ anyone could fail to be impressed with the castle in the sunshine. i'm sure president biden and first lady jill biden _ sure president biden and first lady jill biden will be no exception to that _ jill biden will be no exception to that the — jill biden will be no exception to that. the queen and senator biden met for— that. the queen and senator biden met for the — that. the queen and senator biden met for the first time briefly back in the _ met for the first time briefly back in the early 1980s, but until friday. _ in the early 1980s, but until friday, that g7 dinner, they hadn't met in— friday, that g7 dinner, they hadn't met in all— friday, that g7 dinner, they hadn't met in all that time. judging by the images _ met in all that time. judging by the images from friday evening, they looked _ images from friday evening, they looked to— images from friday evening, they lo

windsor castle is said to be the queen's favorite of all of her residences. operationally this is going to look a lot like a past presidential visit in 2018, from donald trump. we expect the bidens to arrive this afternoon and they will be met in the quadrant where there will be pomp and circumstance and honor guard inspection. a ban will play the u.s. national anthem. and then they will accompany the queen behind closed doors, for a tea ceremony. chris, as you know, when you meet the queen there's a lot of protocol that needs to be observed. you're not supposed to touch her. you're not supposed to walk in front of her. but when we talk about joe biden and the queen, these are two leaders that have between them, probably a century of experience. i think it's unlikely that we're going to see the kind of missteps that have happened in the past. but these things are always good force a surprise or two, chris. and that's part of what makes them fun. the world's media will be here paying very close attention to every step. chris? >> yes, no one does those traditio

next stop windsor castle to meet the queen. later in the week he has eu and nato summits, and then the big event, a summit with vladimir putin in geneva on wednesday. let me bring in my panel to talk about it all. zanny minton-beddoes is the editor-in-chief of the economist and ben rhodes was a deputy nurpt adviser and speech writer for president obama. he is the author of a terrific new book "after the fall: being american in the world we've made." zanny, let me start with you. biden says america is back at the table. it certainly does seem fair to say he's shaped the agenda, came to the table both with an america had done spectacularly with vaccinations, and then the half a billion vaccine donation. it did seem to spur the europeans to provide another half billion of their own, which seems like the kind of classic, traditional american agenda setting. so is america back at the table? >> yeah. america is definitely back at the table. you saw that just listening to the president. as i was listening to the president, i thought y

the ground, the windsor nan, to the grounds of windsor castle benjamin netanyahu told a heated session of connecticut that he'll be back. politicians are preparing for a vote that's likely to see the end of his 12 year long student as prime minister natalie bennett's. the fault right, be this, it to replace it and yahoo initially was heckled the seat of the speech. some connected members have been escorted out her 4th line for us in west jerusalem. how it looks like been against is now speaking, what else has been happening on the connector floor? well, it's been a very disruptive, disrupted, attempt to have a peaceful transition of power in israel the 1st time for 12 years that israel is looking at having a new prime minister ending the current period at least an office of benjamin netanyahu, in the attempt by the prime minister designate natalie bennett to stand up and begin his speech with what was supposed to be conciliatory words towards the prime minister and his family, thanking them for their service was immediately interrupted by the cause of all sorts of oppositional natures.

meghan sharing the news of the birth of their baby girl, little lilibet diana mountbatt mountbatten-windsor. matt bradley joins us from buckingham palace with reaction from the royal family. >> good morning, guys. you know, we've heard from the royal family they said they're delighted. what else are you going to say for an occasion like this? boris johnson, the prime minister also welcoming the new baby i mean, this is of course something that the royal family is going to be welcoming and this new baby, lilibet diana mountbatten-windsor, she is actually eighth in line for the throne eighth in the line of succession, despite the fact that her parent, harry and meghan have famously had such an acrimonious half divorce from the royal family stepping away from their loyal duties this is their first child born since their very public separation from the royal family and the naming of lilibet diana mountbatten-windsor is on some level significant. it shows on some level harry and meghan trying to make a nod to the royal family here in london with their new family in california guys, of the 11 gre

the queen and the president — a royal welcome to windsor, forjoe biden.lo and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. i should say that i am ready now. let's start in israel, where in the last hour, the country's parliament has voted to approve a new coalition government that ends benjamin netanyahu's 12—year run as prime minister. at the end of a fiery session lasting more than four hours, members of the knesset confirmed the new government will be headed for the first two years by the religious nationalist naftali bennett, who will then hand over the premiership to the centrist, yair lapid. our correspondent yolande knell is injerusalem. take us through the importance of this moment, please. this take us through the importance of this moment, please.— this moment, please. this is a really momentous _ this moment, please. this is a really momentous day - this moment, please. this is a really momentous day in - this moment, please. this is a | really momentous day in israeli politics, janes. first of all, we have through the end of an er

greg powell caught is on the floor in windsor. >> reporter: remember the g7 politicking we have beentching this as we speak but the president, the first lady in the queen behind us are having something. biden is the thirteenth serving president queen elizabeth ii has met, she served 70 years, every president since truman. the president and first lady were received by the queen, the salute, national anthem, the honor guard outside windsor castle before moving inside for tea that will last half an hour or so. is going over time. a formal or state visit, it is more an important and thought.. this comes after the g7 summit, they wrapped up in cornwall, saw a bit of a comeback for collaborative diplomacy just about every chance to proclaim the us is back, but did not go as far as some would have liked but covid 19, global warming and china on a couple points. this is what president biden had to say. >> we are in a contest not with china per se but with autocrats, autocratic governments around the world as to whether or not democracies can compete with them in the rapidly changing 21st-cen