, he ended up at windsor castle, he ended up at windsor castle pub.le of weeks after the actual westminster attack and once again, it brought home the reality of this new kind of terrorism where although he had got by making experience, it was a case of grabbing three masted knives, which i think his mother then found in his house, and heading down... terrible really an great that the police were attracting this guy the whole way. and international —— and the value of international cooperation was a p pa re ntly of international cooperation was apparently down to the fingerprints that the fbi held. you will be licking your lips with all this, it the prospect, as the sunday express‘s political editor. the prospect, as the sunday express's political editor.|j the prospect, as the sunday express's political editor. i think both parties are at war over brexit in one way, shape or another. this is about greg clark, the brexit secretary, who is said to be close to remainers. we heard earlier in the week an argument that brexit must be as soft as possible, h

we have take cab driver to take them to windsor castle and he took him to the windsor castle public house not too sure about the smoking bit. from threats of war to appease camilla, you are among the other things the royal editor for the sunday express. the very striking picture and there's several of these. perhaps an optimistic headline. maybe be too optimistic because assaulting peace in israel and palestine is obviously nigh on impossible and has been proven to be so impossible and has been proven to be so for several decades. it's interesting how prince william is being cast as a statesman—like role here. equally those taken in a visit to holocaust survivors today interestingly there's a family connection because his grandfather's mother took him people are in the second world war and sheltered dues. she was given a crossbody is released to thank her for the work posthumously and he was given a replica of the metal. support for him to be there with our relationships with israel. interesting to see how it pans out if got any political ramifications. the british government asked for th

later they'll say that conway resembles windsor castle certainly it looks quite different from holland that was what the king's architect intended james of sent george is his name he comes from the continent from savoy in the alps and he's the top man when it comes to consul design a say. our third castle stands a day's ride south west of conway opposite the isle of anglesey the way there is more or less flat because of the coast by white steed simply flies a long. battle . last man band plan novel is a heavenly place where that mantic misplaced play with the towers of the casa. when he planned it james of scent george had the city walls of constantinople in mind the historic importance the dignity and the strangeness with the hexagram to see. he wants to create an elegant festive setting looking at a place where he can demonstrate his power a majestic palace which will be seen to full advantage from the coast along with the city will. it will proclaim here dwells a lot of what this. man last. april the twenty fifth twelve eighty four a day of special joy for us all it would son first

i'll show you what she got me from london. >> did she get him the big windsor castle? >> yeah, exactly. >> wait a minute. >> it is all over social media. i'll repost it. >> great. >> what angie got adam and i. you were the lucky -- i shouldn'tay lucky one -- but you'll see on social media. an is the temperature right now. you see the fog behind our graphic. a lot of lows visibilit out there. temperatures are going to continue to go up there a little bit. we'll stop in the 80s for daytime highs today. look at the rain this is where we have flood warning. expect showers as we continue through this day, through the morning. maybe mid-day sunshine before stronger showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. there is a 60% chance you'll see one where a y. not widespread but more scattered. warning westgs and of the d.c. area. after 10:00 a.m., we'll see iex theynd those a little bit. we have a drop in humidity coming. we'll look at the forecast a little closer coming up in a few minutes. >> thank >>> 7:02.yn. new this morning, two children, including an infant and their mom, a

she was ready to dish about the magical day inside windsor castle. we saw you at royal wedding.o, do you have any advice going forward for meghan and harry? >> i have no advice. >> nothing? >> no, but let me just tell you about that royal wedding. it was transformative. it was more than a wedding, i thought. >> it was a cultural moment. >> it was a cultural moment. you could not be there and not feel that there was a shift that just happened in the middle of it. so i think it was -- it's bigger than them and, uh, i think it bodes well for hope for all of us. >> there was two things i want to ask you real quick because there was two things out there. saying number one, you'd have the first interview with harry and meghan. is that true? >> i sure would like it to be true. but, no, i wasn't there trying to get an interview. i was just there. but who doesn't want to talk to harry and meghan? >> and meghan's mom? that was the story. that you were going to interview her. >> well, that's just not true. no, i love the story that meghan's mom came to my house, and she left laid within gi

like that should have the honour in two weeks' time of visiting chequers, blenheim palace, and windsor castleg hands with her majesty the queen. hear, hear! mr speaker, i have given several examples already of the ways in which our views coincide with those of the current american administration. i have also said where our views differ and that we're not afraid to say it when our views differ. but the fundamental point on which i think the right honourable lady and i are in complete agreement is that it is right that the united kingdom should welcome to this country the head of state of our most important and most trusted ally. a labour mp asked about a comment the foreign secretary was reported to have made when asked about the warnings from airbus and bmw over brexit. can the secretary of state confirm and remotely justify that his response was to say f business? i don't think anybody could doubt the passionate support this government has for business, and it may be that i have from time to time expressed scepticism about some of the views of those who profess to speak up for business. bori

>> cleared up all the royal chatter, starting with all of her magical day inside windsor castle. >> do you have any advice going forward for meghan and harry? >> no. let me tell you about that royal wedding. it was transformative. it was more than a wed, i thought. it was a cultural moment that you could not be there and not feel that there was a shift that just happened in the middle of it. so i think it was -- it's bigger than them. and i think it bodes well for hope for all of us. >> there are two things i want to ask you realckui because there are two things out there. number one, you'd have the first interview with harry and meghan, is that true? >> i sure would like it to be true. no, i wasn't there trying to get an interview. i was just there. who doesn't want to talk to them? >> meghan's mom? >> i love the story was that meghan's mom had come to my house and she left laden with gifts. you know what the gifts were? first of all, she's great at yoga. i said bring your yoga mat and your sneaks in case we want to do yoga on the lawn. that was one of the bags. for lunch, we had dess

is morrow. [ cheers ] that's right, prince harry and meghan markle will be tying the knot at windsor castleeat britain. the dean of windsor will perform the service. the archbishop of canterbury will do the vows. and the queen will deejay the after-party. >> steve: oh. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what we're hearing. that's what we're hearing. get this. i read that harry and meghan met on a blind date. here's how they planned it. meghan was like, "i'll be wearing a blue shirt." and harry was like, "i'll be prince harry." [ laughter ] i heard that cardi b said that she was a fan of the royals and wanted to perform at the wedding. [ light laughter ] it would be worth it just to hear her greet the queen with, "hello, your majest"-- [ trilling ] [ laughter and applause ] majest -- [ trilling ] [ light laughter ] hey, this is cool. we actually got our hands on the seating chart for the reception. >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: yeah, it's pretty interesting. at table one, they have queen elizabeth, prince phillip and six of the queen's corgis. [ laughter ] table two, they have prince will

right after, the queen's admiration for harry and meghan, that photo in the receiving room of windsor castlell learning which side of the car to get into when you're traveling with the queen. and the british people lining the streets enthralled with meghan. >> how she's bringing diversity to the family. >> reporter: the newest royal on tour with the queen. david muir, abc news, new york. >> all smiles, but the trip apparently didn't go entirely without a hitch. >> you see there's a little bit of awkwardness after the two left the event together. and meghan apparently didn't know who should get in the queen's car first. >> you see her sort of hesitate and then the queen kind of defers to the duchess and she gets in. but we've had some debate about this. some are saying, you always let the queen go first. but the queen sort of gestured to her, and listen, if the queen tells me to get in the car, i'm getting in the car. >> if the queen's moving aside for you and saying go ahead, you get in the car. >> so we're all in agreement. just get -- get in the car. just get in the car. >> we got places t

wife and i had to go to places where there were notebooks and that's florence, paris, madrid, windsor castlend there was a lot of fun because no one has ever collected fully all of his notebooks. you get to go to the places where the notebook on the flight of birds is and that's in milan. in seattle there's a notebook on geology and waters and there is something thrilling about being in the actual presence of the notebook page looking at the guy in the circle in the square and it's in top floor of a place in venice, just staring at it and say my goodness look at this. he put his protractor needle and feeling the connection after 500 years. host: was there anything that you discovered in doing research of da vinci or maybe anyone else that really surprised you that you didn't expect to come across? guest: i was surprised with leonardo da vinci with how he connected the disciplines, how understanding facial muscles and nerves and how the muscles that deal with eyebrows touch the lip and how that's reflected when he's doing that smile of the mona lisa. i also love looking at how theater affecte

we a aut six miles away from windsor castle, and trying to describe this event is if the royal weddinghat would be the royal ascot and it dates back to 1711 and her imagine yes stae, the queen, she has never miss add year. newlyweds, and from the royal to the fashion and, oh, yeah, the yhorses, here's whatou can expect. one of the world's biggest racing evts, royal ascot, 30 races in five days. 500 horses competing for $10 million in prize money. the highlight of the british social season. >> it's high society and brilliant blue-blooded horses. >> reporter: top horses fromnd arou the world on the famoust as track. more than 3,000 racegoers, and what a sight they are. anybody who isbe anybody has t here, and has to look good as well. a strict dress code, don't show too much skin, and shoulder straps at least an inch wide, and dresses just above the knee. there are other ways to get attention. the hat must be four inches wide, but after that anything goes, and we mean anything. thetr queen at the ack every year, and m prettyuch everyday. newlyweds, harry a meghan.ea over the the queen's

we're about six miles away from windsor castle.t way to describe this event, it's as if the royal wedding and the kentucky derby had a baby, that would be the royal ascot. it is a very british tradition that dates back to 1711. and her majesty the queen has been coming here since she was 19. and at 92 years old, she has never missed a year. newlyweds, the duke and duchess of sussex, were here on tuesday. we were excited to see who was part of the royal procession today. from the royals to the fashion, the betting and the horses, here's what you can expect. here's what you can expect. >> reporter: one of the world's biggest racing events, royal ascot. 30 races in 5 days, 500 horses, competing for $10 million in prize money. the highlight of the british social season. >> it's high society and brilliant blue-blooded horses. >> reporter: top horses from around the world on the famous ascot track. >> accidental agent could beat her. >> reporter: more than 300,000 racegoers. and what a sight they are. >> anybody who is anybody has to be

to go to places where there's notebooks and that florence and venice and milan, paris, madrid, windsor castlend so there was a lot of fun. because nobody has ever collected only all of these notebooks. you get to go to the places like the biblical text and procyon or the notebook on the flight of birds, that's in milan. or in seattle with a notebook on waters where bill gates is. there's something thrilling being in the actual presence of a notebook page looking at vitruvian man, the guy in the circle in the square and its in the top floor of the place in venice and just staring at it and say my goodness, look at look where he put his projector needle and feel a connection after 500 years. >> was the anything you discover in doing your research of the vincy or anyone else thateally surprised you that you didn't expect to come across? >> i was the price with leonardo da vinci as how he connect all the disciplines, how understanding facial muscles and nerves and how a muscle that do with the eyebrows touches the lipscomb have deflected what he's doing that smile of the mona lisa. i also loved l

common place to go from state to state or for overseas and this week for example on the grounds of windsor castleand lester at the breeders' cup there were nerdy international runners from south america. it was a challenges associated with all words. those are modern particularly in the world of medication and there has been progress we remade a locally governed sport with those enforcement capabilities we all need to be aware of synthetic steroids and the possibilities ahead for the equine genome that this has sophisticated national programs with those regulatory matter testing and prosecution. the most advanced form of the regulatory mechanism. those with various levels of funding and expertise we created a national organization such as one contemplated by the horseracing integrity act. i think it is obvious to choose the former and not the latter. it remains unusually cumbersome. it may sound like i'm picking away friends in california i am not meaning to single them out one of the most capably regulated states when it came to the national program the regulations almost four years were taken t

based horses running on the grounds of windsor castle as guests of queen elizabeth the second and last year there were 38 international runners. it is a modern sport now that is global in scope. the challenges are modern and particularly in the world of medication, both legal and illegal. again, there has been progress. for the most part, we remain a locally governed sport. yet, we all need to be aware of the potential abuse of designer drugs, sin thet cal steroids and similar agents and the possibility ahead for manipulation of the genome. these modern challenges require concentrated, efficient and sophisticated national programs for investigating regulatory matters, researching threats, testing and prosecution. an international sport deserves the most advanced form of regulatory mechanism. as i have said many times, if we were starting from scratch knowing what we know now, would we have created a national organization or would we have 38 different rule making enforcement bodies. i think we would choose the former and not the latter. the current process for national rule making remai

her country of state as you said, they'll see king and the queen and the -- prince philip at windsor castleore for you sir. when the president trump when he comes back to america he holds a meeting in the white house -- with the italian with leader who leads a pops plus government isn't that a way of sticking to angela merkel on subject of immigration? >> well, there may be -- an element of that. but of course italy has one of the longst stapgding allies it is important to meet with the new lead percent early on in their tenure. he'll see the italians at the nato summit which is i think the main part of this visit. and i hope that president use it is to recement ties with our close allies important before putin with the united front rather than give putin sort of a gift of a divided nato which is exactly what he dreams about. >> that's exactly what we have at the moment i do believe. thank you so much for joining us sir. we appreciate it. >> yes, sir. now this -- at&t made a deal with a digital ad firm which is called app nexus now i believe this is all about getting into video content for

the duke and duchess of sussex married last month at windsor castle, and thomas markle had been expectednst my daughter. and, of course, i give you my permission. breaking news about train incident at south london, loughborough junction station. it has been reported three people have been killed after an incident at this station in south london, loughborough junction junction, in south london. has been reported three people have been killed and we will bring you more news as soon as we get it. us first lady melania trump has made a rare statement expressing concern over a controversial policy that splits up families who illegally enter the country. in a statement, a spokeswoman for melania trump said the first lady hates to see children separated from their families. she added that melania believes the us needs to be a country that follows the law, but also governs with heart. donald trump‘s ‘zero—tolerance‘ immigration policy has led to hundreds of children and babies being housed in detention centres, warehouses and converted supermarkets on the us border, separated from their parents.