windsor castle is lovely and i've enjoyed being here." incredibly proud. i think if you ask rob, you know, rob would just say he's just from a working—class background, so, you know, to get to come to windsor castle and experience this isjust probably something that rob never dreamed of. as a boy, i'm sure he dreamed of playing in leeds rhinos, and he achieved that, but i never thought — you know, he probably never thought in a million years he'd actually achieve, you know, an mbe, and we are just so incredibly proud of him. this is a sensational try! there aren't many in super league that could do that! _ rob burrow was a rugby league legend — he won title after title with leeds rhinos. when he was diagnosed with mnd in 2019, rob made the decision to tell the world. to chart the course of his illness with remarkable honesty. it's very difficult when you have mnd, it's a devastating disease, there's no cure, there's no treatment. and i think when people with mnd and their families see rob, they have hope, they have hope for the future, th

the couple stopped at windsor on their way to the netherlands, for the invictus games.ur royal correspondent sarah campbell told us more about their brief visit. it was certainly a flying visit. they were in and out of the country before the media got wind of it. it appears they flew in on wednesday evening, stayed overnight at the cottage in the grounds of windsor castle and made their way sometime yesterday to windsor castle itself and had a meeting with the queen which was confirmed by their spokespeople later in the evening. this is the first time the couple together have been in the country since 2020. meghan has not been back in the uk since 2020, harry was back for the unveiling of the statue of diana and the funeral of prince philip back in april last year, almost exactly one year ago. there has been a lot of water under the bridge since they left, the oprah winfrey interview, recently ongoing, this high court claim against the home office brought by prince harry talking about protection, it was said in court he does not feel it is safe in the uk to bring his fa

the queen is pictured standing with two of her fell ponies, as the build—up begins for the royal windsorloved by her late husband, the duke of edinburgh, for her birthday. we wish her a very happy birthday from all of us here at the bbc. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello. for most of us wednesday was a fine day, lots of spring sunshine around. temperatures widely 16 to 18 celsius and the warmest poppers southhampt ends where temperatures were to 20 foot up you can see the extent of the sunshine from the satellite picture from wednesday but look at this area of low cloud, that really limited to temperatures through wednesday afternoon across the east side of scotland. not only was a cloudy and misty it was chilly with temperature is just around seven degrees. we still have that pretty big area of low cloud, mist and now fog affecting eastern areas of scotland for the clout picking up for an occasional spit of drizzle and at times could affect the coast of northeastern that is well. otherwise these are the kind of temperatures that we had to start the day on thursday. fo

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northern ireland are hosting england at a sold out windsor park. 16,000 people will be in attendancecation to the world cup with victory, but new captain leah williamson knows that their opponents will give them a stern test. they are a serious contender in terms of being able to deliver. i think the qualification for the euros is just another example of that. hopefully, yeah, they make it more of a regular thing because it's the only way that you really take nations forward by putting yourself in those positions. i am delighted for them. in those positions. i am delighted forthem. i in those positions. i am delighted for them. i think the sell—out crowd tomorrow speaks for itself. while northern ireland against england is a sell out at windsor park, scoland's players were last week frustrated at how little of hampden park appeared to have available tickets for their game against spain. but despite the row, caroline weir says that the team is fully focused on the game at hand. that hasn't distracted us from the number one focus, which is the game, and as football players, that's the

the couple stopped at windsor on their way to the netherlands for the invictus games.ntry before the media found out. it appears they flew in on wednesday evening, stayed overnight at the cottage in the grounds of windsor castle and made their weight sometime yesterday to windsor castle itself and had a meeting with the queen which was confirmed by their spokespeople later in the evening. this is the first time the couple together have beenin first time the couple together have been in the country since 2020. meghan has not been back since 2020, harry was back for the unveiling of the statue of diana and the funeral of prince philip in april last year, almost exactly one year ago. there has been a lot of water under the bridge since the left, the oprah winfrey interview, this high court claim against the home office brought by prince harry talking about protection, he does not feel it is safe in the uk to bring his family across. clearly they felt that a stop—off to the infected games was something they could fit into their schedule and that's what happened yesterday.

horse show, which commissioned the image.she has travelled from windsor to her sandringham estate to, where zoo animals in the south received a cold treat to help them cope with hot weather. as temperatures reached 100 degrees fahrenheit, workers at the zoo in merida prepared popsicles for the animals, to help them cool down... the popsicles these jaguars are playing with are actually made cats seem to love. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello. for most of us wednesday was a fine day, lots of spring sunshine around. temperatures widely 16 to 18 celsius and the warmest poppers southhampt ends where temperatures were up to 20 foot up you can see the extent of the sunshine from the satellite picture from wednesday but look at this area of low cloud, that really limited to temperatures through wednesday afternoon across the east side of scotland. not only was a cloudy and misty it was chilly with temperature is just around 7 degrees. we still have that pretty big area of low cloud, missed and now fog affecting eastern areas of scotland for the clout picking up for an occ

the windsor mayor said he is neutral on the plan now but has serious questions. >> is not right for the current zoning and priority. so can the koi's somehow overcome that? i don't know. >> supervisors will vote on whether to oppose the plan. indian reservations are on federal ground, so the feds will have the final say. j.r. stone, abc7news. reggie: building a better bay area focusing on education and students are getting a new lesson about the history of slavery and america through a new children's picture book called the 1619 project born on the water. it talks about how africans were taken from traditions, enslaved and brought to america centuries ago. >> this book was written with five in mind to be able to speak directly to them about what their origin story is and to feel proud of the people that came before them. reggie: today one of the authors will read the book to students during an assembly or they know the top could be difficult for kids they will risk -- provide space for them to feel and respond. kumasi: a southwest flight from chicago to buffalo new york was delayed for

castle and made their way sometime yesterday to windsor the country since 2020. meghan has not been back in the uk since 2020, harry was back for the unveiling of the statue of diana and the funeral of prince philip back in april last year, almost exactly one year ago. there has been a lot of water under the bridge since they left, the oprah winfrey interview, recently ongoing, this high court claim against the home office brought by prince harry talking about protection, it was said in court he does not feel it is safe in the uk to bring his family across. clearly they felt that a stop—off on the way to the hague to the invicta games was something they could fit into their schedule and that's what happened yesterday. a former british national who joined the islamic state group in syria, has been found guilty in the united states of hostage taking and conspiracy related to the murders of four americans in syria. el shafee el—sheikh was part of an is militant cell dubbed the beatles by hostages because of their british accents. the british

lego land windsor has the flight of the skyline. lego land windsor has the flight of the skyline.s in paris. and if the last two years have taught us anything, it is the unbridled happiness that escapism can bring. so my trip to alton towers is done and i think i found a ride that is a bit more me. naples is a very catholic city. it has religious iconography everywhere and some revere in equal measure, the unofficial patron saint, diego maradona. at a time when naples was suffering from unemployment, poor sanitation and organised crime, maradona, with his own troubled back story, joined the napoli team, giving the neapolitan people something to be proud of. and the owner of this bar claims to have a lock of maradona's hair at the centre of what has become a shrine to the man himself. so this is the famous lock of hair? tell me, where did you get this from? to end this week, we are back with adventure and you may remember that last year karolis mieliauskas challenged himself to drive this old banger the length of the lake by car and he made a good job of it. this time, he is leavin

karina: the sexual assault case against windsor's former mayor expanded. seven women joined a civil lawsuit. in april of last year, women begin to say the then-mayor and winery owner sexually assaulted or harassed them. 20 women made claims against him. the winery is also named in the suit. the das office has not yet decided on criminal charges. the former mayor says he looks forward to being fully cleared. dan: new details, today san francisco mayor london breed endorsed matt haney for state assembly. she praised his leadership. haney is running in the special election to represent california's 17th a simile district, the seat vacated by david hsu, appointed san francisco city attorney. haney's toughest opposition is a former supervisor. karina: meanwhile, san francisco officials are considering an agreement between uber and the taxi company flywheel that would change how taxis operate in the city. as abc7 news reporter luse peÑa tells us, one taxi driver says being in business with uber is not worth it. >> we believe that this will revitalize the taxi in

and the north bay. 7 women recently filed a lawsuit against the former mayor of windsor, dominic foppoli. they are accusing him of assault. the lawsuit also alleges that his to noma county winery for creek winery and a national charity organization and able to his actions kron four's. taylor is actually has that story. >> a new lawsuit filed in sonoma county superior court against former windsor mayor dominic foppoli accuses him of assault and battery domestic violence and several other causes of action complaint alleges, i think 13 different causes of action anywhere from assault. >> to gender violence, domestic violence. >> intentional infliction of emotional distress, defamation, interference of economic. advantages. attorney tracy >> represents the 7 unnamed women in this civil lawsuit. that also goes after for police businesses, including christopher creek winery and national children's charity known as active 2030. the suit alleges these businesses and charitable organizations profited from for pulling luring women to events and we're aware of for police misconduct but never invest

according to the royal source she won't be attending the easter service at windsor castle this year.alth concerns you mention we have heard she has expressed she has felt tired and exhausted after the bottom of covid in february. she has been experiencing mobility issues in several engagements in recent weeks and months. we have seen the queen opting to use a cane. and of course she did spend a night as a london hospital where they carried out tests and advised her to rest. she did take break from royal engagements for some time. there will be a lot of focus on the queen and on the royal family in the weeks to come. she is due to celebrate her 96th birthday next week. there will be celebrations to mark her platinum jubilee. 70th year on the thrown. in the beginning of june. that will be a key focus where she will be gathering with family members or expected to gather with family members to mark that. while she will be separated from family on easter sunday, we are hearing as well she has met with other loved ones. harry and meghan the duke and dutchess. that according to their spokes

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they broke theirjourney to visit the queen at windsor castle, and according to harry, the meeting wentpecial relationship. we talk about things she can't talk about with anyone else. she's always got a great sense of humour with me and i'm just making sure that she's protected and got the right people around her. harry's comment that the queen was on great form is reassuring given the concerns about her health, but quite what he meant by suggesting he is the person ensuring the queen is protected and has the right people around her is unclear. on his own future plans, harry seems very settled in california. home for now me is, for the time being, in the states, and it feels that way as well. but did he think he would come to britain to attend the queen's platinumjubilee in june? i don't know yet. there's lots of things with security issues and everything else, so this is what i'm trying to do, trying to make it possible that i can get my kids to meet her. a question about his relations with his father and brother was deflected. do you miss your brother, your dad? look, for me, at the m

they broke theirjourney to visit the queen at windsor castle, and, according to harry, the meeting wentcial relationship. we talk about things that she can't talk about with anybody else. she's always got a great sense of humour with me, and i'm making sure that she's protected and got the right people around her. harry's comment that the queen was on great form is reassuring given the concerns about her health. but quite what he meant by suggesting he is the person ensuring the queen is "protected" and has "the right people around her" is unclear. on his own future plans, harry seems very settled in california. home for me now is, for the time being, it's in the states. and it feels that way, as well. but did he think he would come to britain to attend the queen's platinumjubilee in june? i don't know yet. there's lots of things, security issues and everything else, so this is what i'm trying to do, trying to make it possible that, you know, i can get my kids to meet her. a question about his relations with his father and brother was deflected. do you mess your brother, your dad? look,

no one would have guessed that the marriage would soon spock a major family route among the windsor's in july, 2019 boris johnston replaces to resume and becomes elizabeth's 14th prime minister. when he was born, she had already been on the throne for 12 years. johnson's government stands for much that runs counter to elizabeth's principles, nationalism, confrontation and disruption. and what does the queen think about breck fed? it's complicated to even try and go in to what the queen thinks about anything of a political bent because she spent her entire life on the throne being politically impartial. and actually rather inscrutable because she's never given any interviews . and therefore, it's probably quite difficult to determine whether she was for or against leaving the you when it came to the referendum. early 2020. the united kingdom leaves the e u. the brakes it is celebrate. ah, but bricks it is far from over. johnson thesis. months of difficult negotiations with the e u. the prospect of a disorderly exit exacerbates the economic crisis. ah, brick sit is followed by makes it

the sun covers harry and meghan�*s visit to the queen in windsor on their way to the invictus games inands. geri you are kicking us off with the front page of the mirror. rwanda. across a lot of the papers, it has been _ across a lot of the papers, it has been branded inhumane, the plan announced — been branded inhumane, the plan announced to ship migrants all the weight— announced to ship migrants all the weight to — announced to ship migrants all the weight to the wonderful processing. -- all— weight to the wonderful processing. -- all the _ weight to the wonderful processing. —— all the way to rwanda. human rights _ —— all the way to rwanda. human rights concerns around it, politically, the laws haven't even passed _ politically, the laws haven't even passed yet. financially very expensive. estimates between £20— 30,000 _ expensive. estimates between £20— 30,000 per migrant. that's before the morat— 30,000 per migrant. that's before the moral and ethical arguments as wett _ the moral and ethical arguments as wett and _ the moral and ethical arguments as well. and whether it is even

they got engaged that november and mayor yid in 2018 at windsor castle. >> i therefore proclaim thatgames providing the couple with another stage. >> they also have the netflix film crew with them and they've signed that rumored $100 million deal, so this is almost our first opportunity to really see harry and meghan back at work in full. >> reporter: now there is no official word from the palace about meghan and harry's meeting with the queen. they don't comment on private matters. as for the couple, well, they are at the hague today and they will attend the opening ceremony for the invictus games and both harry and meghan are expected to deliver remarks. joe and back to the duchess sitting next to you. >> you said -- >> it's the highest compliment i've ever received. we love it. >> anne thompson, somara, how ar check of the weather? >>> we are tracking heavy rain in parts of the southeast, also out to little rock, arkansas, northern mississippi. that is prompting some flooding issues. we could see flash floods out there. we have watches and warnings in place for that region. as far

happy birthday plays in the spring sunshine at windsor castle, a birthday greeting.age repeated in different ways in different locations. in hyde park in central london, the king's troop royal horse artillery fired a 41—gun salute in tribute to the head of state. in scotland, the gun salute was fired from the ramparts of edinburgh castle. and what of the recipient of so many birthday wishes? the queen spent the day quietly at sandringham. she was seen being driven around the estate looking relaxed. reflecting perhaps that ahead lie number of planned public appearances for her platinum jubilee. from buckingham palace, a photograph of her at the age of two was republished. then, she was princess elizabeth and few imagined she would one day be queen. and this, the official birthday photograph to mark the 96th birthday of the nation's longest living and longest serving monarch, elizabeth ii. nicholas witchell, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. thank you. a little bit chilly in sandringham with the cold wind off the north sea and that i

it was taken at windsor castle and shows the queen with two fell ponies. windsor, the 1st battalion coldsteam guards played happy birthday for the queen and crowds of onlookers gathered to watch the performance. and at noon today in hyde park, the king's troop royal horse artillery fired the first of a round of celebratory royal salutes. it is, of course, a big year for the royalfamily — with all sorts of events coming up to mark the queen's 70 years on the throne. as part those platinum jubilee celebrations, westminster abbey is providing a new visitor experience — opening its roof to the public for the first time. our royal correspondent, daniela relph went to take a look. it is a familiar view of westminster abbey, secure, at ground level. but visitors are about to be offered a different perspective, way up high. we followed the route to the roof, first through the diamond jubilee gallery to start the walk to the top. dress comfy, wear trainers and make sure you have a head for heights. the walk up is quite tight. i am around five foot eight and i'm hav

the windsor guards played happy birthday for queen elizabeth outside of windsor castle.end birthday wishes to the queen. those horses are spectacular. the palace releases photo of the queen with her with two of her horses. now she will be marking her birthday privately today, but a bigger celebration is planned in june. when the queen will celebrate her platinum jubilee leave 70 years on the throne in the uk and making her the longest ruling monarch in british history. well netflix based here in the bay area, says it's making considering making some big changes after it lost subscribers for the first time in 10 years, shares of netflix dropped 35% yesterday, the company said it lost 200,000 subscribers and predicted by june it would lose another two million subscribers. competitions really fears among the many streaming options available now netflix has to convince people it is still worth paying $15.49 a month. for a standard subscription. so much needed rain is coming down again all across the bay area this morning. we'll take a look at the conditions and how long this

the queen has travelled from windsor to her sandringham estate to stay at a property loved by her latef spring sunshine around. temperatures widely 16—18 celsius, and the warmest spot was southampton, where we had temperatures up to 20. you can see the extent of the sunshine from the satellite picture from wednesday, but look at this area of low cloud. now, that really limited the temperatures through wednesday afternoon, and across the east side of scotland, not only was it cloudy and misty, it was chilly as well, with temperatures just around seven degrees. otherwise, these are the kind of temperatures that we had to start the day on thursday. for the next day or so, we're going to see high pressure dominating our weather picture. the high pressure's north of the uk, the winds around the high pressure coming in from an easterly direction and will tend to strengthen over the next couple of days. as those winds blow across the cool north sea, so temperatures will start to ease a little bit over the next couple of days. nevertheless, thursday morning getting off to a sparkling, sunny st

they broke their journey to visit the queen at windsor castle, and according to his interview with usnice to see her. she is on great form. she has always got a great sense of humour with me and ijust making sure that she is protected and got the right people around her. harry's comment that the queen was on great form is reassuring given the concerns about her health, but quite what he meant by his suggestion that he is the person ensuring the queen is protected and has the right people around her is unclear. she of course has the rest of herfamily around her and, unlike harry, they are there permanently. on his own future plans, there was just a hint from harry that he may not remain in the united states forever. home for now is, for the time being, in the states, and it feels that way as well. does it? we have been welcomed with open arms. so, did he think he would be able to attend the queen's platinum jubilee celebrations in earlyjune? i don't know yet. there is lots of things with security issues and everything else, so this is what i am trying to do, trying to make it possible

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regards to those re gas terminals, they will be a struggle to get up and running by the beginning of windsor, but probably should be up and running before the end of winter. so give us a sense of the situation right now for, for energy security in europe. do we have enough natural gas to get us through the coming months the coming year? well 1st, the 1st thing to say is that the russian gas, which of course is such an important percentage share of the european mix is continuing to flow. it's flying through the mold stream pipeline, and i'm flying across ukrainian territory into, into europe. so the gas is coming from your and from other sources from algeria from. ready no way and from l n g. the 2nd point that's very important members, the winter is not behind us well into spring and gas demand across here is declining very sharply. so the key issue now becomes preparing the storage bill that's required over the next 6 months to prepare for winter. and indeed getting those re gas terminals in place to prepare ourselves for when to so we have a 6 month preparation period. it's very important

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elizabeth the 2nd, including a performance of happy birthday during the changing of the guard at windsor castle . ah, i have a quick check on the headlines here on al jazeera. russia's president has declared victory in the battle to be besieged. ukrainian city of matthew polt, vladimir putin ordered his troops to seal off. the crimean soldiers and civilians trapped on a still works, which is the city's last pocket of resistance. but i wish to resume easily. so i consider the proposed storming of the industrial area, pointless. i ordered to have bought it. this is the case when we must think that is we must always think, but even more so in this case, about preserving the life and health of our soldiers and offices. there's no need to climb into these catacombs and crawl under ground to these industrial facilities block off this industrial area. so that not even a fly comes to the room. russian forces say they have captured 42 villages and ukraine's east and don bass region one ukraine, an official confirmed the losses, but said there could be one back never see as president joe biden has

and greenville and qatari in windsor again near 90 and gilroy to the east, pleasant in san ramon.uld see temperatures in the high eighties as well. 87 degrees conquered into clayton. now tonight, overnight again, temperatures bottoming out into the fifties, rebounding on your thursday at 94 degrees for the hottest occasion while inland again. these are near record high temperatures through friday and then we drop off on saturday . but look at that cool down on sunday by monday and tuesday, dave a chance of rain and back into the sixties. they should have had this clean up a long time ago. it's carelessness, and it's pretty much the city is not really doing much about it. frustration and concern in oakland after more fires at homeless encampments, and the latest fire was deadly. plus concerns and worries about the safety of poll workers during a heightened political climate, the latest proposals to protect people who help run our elections, but first vice president biden vice president. that was a joke. i got the joke . former president barack obama was back in the white house, hel

charles the first time since they stepped down as senior royals in early 2020 anne thompson is at windsor this morning ann, good to see you. >> it is good to see you too and talk about a side trip harry and meghan made a secret stop here their way to the netherlands to oversee the invictus games that harry founded. it is their first visit since they resigned as working royals and moved to the united states harry and meghan pull off an easter surprise. this morning a spokesperson for the duke and duchess of sussex confirmed the couple went to windsor castle and met with queen elizabeth thursday they also saw prince charles the queen stepped back after a bout with covid and mobility issues, sitting out easter services at windsor, prince charles stepping in. it is first time they visited the royal family as a couple in two years. >> like all family feuds, they are complicated and they require compromise on all sides. ao i suggests more discussion might be needed in order to restore the family relations. >> reporter: the hurt feels worse by their bomb shell interview with oprah winfrey. >> di

or i'm not picky, i'll go to windsor. that would be my -- at the top of my wish list. >> what would you ask her? >> see, the problem with me is, i would take the historical approach. i would ask her about her -- i would ask about her grandmother, queen mary, whom she increasingly resembles. i mean, i would ask her about -- yeah, i would ask her about past members of the royal family. i went to london for the golden jubilee, the 50th anniversary. and had about a million people pressing me up against the fence at the palace. but it was what was required. i was willing to stand there for several hours pressed against a fence, to see an up-close view of her majesty, following a concert that evening, they came out into the courtyard, in front of the palace. she was probably -- she was a hundred feet away. they got in a car and drove off to windsor. so, you know, i at least -- well, a million people were singing "god save the queen." it was better than going to times square to see some ball drop, you know, on the old times towe

george's chapel in windsor castle today.th birthday this month and regularly attend church services but did not make an appearance today. joining us, a cnn royal commentator. love the red, kate. happy easter! all right. so do we know -- do we know why the queen missed the service and how significant it is that she did not attend? >> reporter: yes, fred. it is very significant, because we are seeing a change here. last year the queen did 200 engagements, nearly 100 in-person. not the same this year. she has had significant mobility problems and indeed a royal source said to a british up in from now on cannot necessarily expect to see the queen at engagements. maybe come. find out on the day. from now on, won't expect to see the queen at these events. the easter service, any services. so some of her engagements as well. we really, the queen celebrated privately today in windsor castle meaning mobility problems have become too difficult to make it possible for her to be out and about as she was just last year. >> yeah. i mean,

i'll go i'll go to windsor. but yeah, i think that would be be that would be my the the top of my what would you ask her? see my the problem with me is i take the historical approach. i'd ask her about her. i'd ask about her grandmother. queen mary. whom she increasingly resembles i mean, i'd ask her about yeah. i'd ask about past members of the royal family. i i got i went to london for the for the golden jubilee the 50th anniversary and had about a million people pressing me up against the the fence at the palace, but it was it was it was what was required i was going to stand there for several hours pressed against the fence to see an up close view of her majesty following a concert that evening they came out into the into the courtyard before the in front of the palace, which was probably she was a hundred feet away and they got any card and drove off to windsor. so, you know, i at least while a million people were singing god save the queen that was a that was a better it was better than going to times squa

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northern ireland are hosting england at a sold out windsor park. 16,000 people will be in attendancethey make it more of a regular thing because it's the only way that you really take nations forward by putting yourself in those positions. i am delighted for them. i think the sell—out crowd tomorrow speaks for itself. while northern ireland against england is a sell out at windsor park, scoland's players were last week frustrated at how little of hampden park appeared to have available tickets for their game against spain. but despite the row, caroline weir says that the team is fully focused on the game at hand. that hasn't distracted us from the number one focus, which is the game, and as football players, that's the most important thing. there are always things going on and off the pitch, so it's easy to separate the two and like i said the players are in a good place, they are focused, they've trained well and we are excited to go out there and play in front of a decent crow. wales women play kazakhstan and they're third in their group after losing 2—1 to france on friday. althou

oakland, 72 and ukiah, clear lake and windsor, temperatures will be in the mid-70s. and look at the numbers on monday and only in the 50s and another chanca thursday. things are getting wet on monday and in the meantime, have a great saturday. >>> sports is next tiger watch at the masters and another splendid round for the world. number one and keeps on dominating out of nowhere. that was the appetizer yesterday. and opening day at oracle. and a finish that is going to be up there with since i left for college, my dad has gotten back into some of his old hobbies. and now he's taking trulicity, and it looks like he's gotten into some new healthier habits, too. what changes are you making for your type 2 diabetes? maybe it's time to try trulicity. it's proven to help lower a1c. it can help you lose up to 10 pounds. and it's only taken once a week, so it can fit into your busy life. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medu

she would typically in attending the sunday service in windsor.family members will be attending and there are concerns around her health. you've seen her recently opting to use a cane for mobility issues there and expressed she has felt tired and exhausted after a bout of covid, and concern there. all eyes on the royal family ahead of the jubilee coming up in a few weeks. >> nada bashir, a beautiful day in london, thank you. >>> richard roth now recovering after a successful kidney transplant thanks in part to a donor here at our company. >> great news. roth is a beloved member of this team and for a long time, he's been at cnn since the day the network was launched in 1980. he's been covering the u.n. specifically for nearly 30 years. check him out there. so the spokesman for the u.n. secretary general had some kind words for him from the podium yesterday. >> i spoke to him a short while ago. he's in good spirits. his usual booming voice is coming back and i think we all, you all share with me sending all great, great thoughts and positive though

up in the north bay. 7 women are suing the former mayor of windsor dominic foppoli. they've filed a lawsuit accusing him of assault. lawsuit also alleges his sonoma county winery crist oath, christopher creek winery and a national charity organization unable actions. on's taylor bisacky has more. >>a new lawsuit filed in sonoma county superior court against former windsor mayor dominic foppoli accuses him of assault and battery domestic violence and several other causes of action. our complaint alleges, i think 13 different causes of action anywhere from assault. >>to gender violence, domestic violence. >>a intentional infliction of emotional distress, defamation, interference of economic. advantages. attorney tracy represents the 7 unnamed women in this civil lawsuit. that also goes after foppoli's businesses, including christopher creek winery, any national children's charity known as active 2030. >>the suit alleges these businesses and charitable organizations profited from for pulling luring women to events and we're aware of for police misconduct but never inves

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. >> it was february when the queen isolated at windsor castle after testing positive.ace called the 95-year-old's symptoms mild and cold-like, and she continued duties like paperwork and video calls. but as weeks passed, she fell out of the commonwealth service at westminster abbey. by last month, she welcomed the canadian prime minister to the castle. in recent times, the queen has been walking with the aid of a stick, as seen at prince philip's memorial svice at prince philip's -- at the abbey two wes ago. sheaid she will not attend the easter service. despite canceling some engagements, her majesty did seem in good spirits in her latest video call. >> thank you very much indeed. laura: luckily, the queen has recovered. we offer our congratulations to highland park high school in dallas whose alumni have claimed a unique sporting uble. former student scottie sheffler one of the masters title in augusta. he graduated from the school in 2014, swinging his way to the top of the world rankings. he follows in the winning footsteps of another pupil, matthew stafford, quart