every single minute it was worth every night on the street i really was prince harry bride left windsor council after a lunchtime reception for six hundred to prepare for a smaller party in the evening at frogmore house nearby setting off a new one nine hundred sixty eight the time retrofitted with an electric motor classically elegant yet modern rather like the newlyweds themselves. but the young cellist shaker conny mason who we saw there earlier and who played at the wedding has been garnering lots of attention lately we actually featured him on our show a few weeks ago more on this by the talent at the top of today's express. the young cellist who played at the royal wedding on saturday is suddenly world famous nineteen year old sheykh who come a mason was already quite a star in classical music circles in britain. he won the b.b.c. young musician of the year award in twenty sixteen his debut album inspiration was released in january it's mainly classical with a bit of leonard cohen and bob marley thrown in it made it straight into the u.k. album charts top twenty. in order and coast of fra

with tens of thousands of well wishers expected to descend upon windsor, where the wedding is being held, the leader of the local councilas complained that the town's homeless will blight the big day. reporter: royal wedding fever has broken out in windsor as residents prepare to celebrate one of the most hotly anticipated events in britain's social calendar. clarence house announced the engagement of prince harry and meghan markle last november. and once it became known that the wedding would take place at windsor castle, the people of windsor were thrilled. >> we don't personally know of them, but what we do know of them, very lovely, very handsome couple. looking forward to seeing them. >> we have to put up with the tourists all year round, so that's going to be pretty chaotic i should think in mid-may. reporter: but you're looking forward to it? >> yes. yes, it'll be fun. >> we're locals, so we're having a street party. so, yeah, it should be good. reporter: the picturesque town of windsor wants to show its best face to the world. but some here think the homeless spoil that image. council leader simon dudley has com

in the coming weeks once the wedding is over and all those requests going to the council, how much did it cost? windsorntion just as big and the streets keeping clear. jillian: any secrets you can tell us? >> it is a hard one. we do know the wedding cake has gone into the ovens, 500 eggs have been used, 200 lemons and the baked eclair said if it goes wrong we are in a bit of trouble but the hope is it will be a break of tradition from the traditional fruitcake. jillian: very cool, hopefully they won't drop it. appreciate it. have fun. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the our. barack obama's plan to build a museum and library in his honor one step closer to becoming a reality. >> pres. obama should be ashamed of himself, okay? for using the clout and his ties to rom to push this through. jillian: to the former president change the rules just to get what he wants? he is one of 3 american heroes to stop a terror attack on a paris bound train. alex is ready to go from protector to politician. he will talk about his run for office. ♪ he could be a hero ♪ >> in 2015 three american heroes bravely stood

windsor looks its best. but you may recall the row that blew up in december when the council leader suggested there was a "roughd how have they been treated as windsor is locked down for the wedding of the year. take a look. some of the memorabilia on sale i have seen in winter today going as well to the homeless people in windsor, so there are some good initiatives under way. with me now is dominic reid, chief executive of the invictus games foundation. we talked earlier about the games and harry's involvement. tell us what he is like, he is obviously very popular around the country, but you fly off to toronto and orlando in his company, how do you find him? very down to earth. he is a soldier, down to earth get it done kind of quy~ down to earth get it done kind of guy. really get to work with. where do you think the invictus game has taken him, because given he is sixth in line to the throne, it is sometimes difficult to find a role and a purpose within the royal family. do you think the invictus games gave him the impetus?” family. do you think the invictus games gave him the impetus? i think he created the

response from trita parsi of the national iranian american council, then to britain, where prince harry and meghan markle were married saturday at windsor castle in a ceremony many heralded as ushering a new era. the wedding celebrated black culture and history, with a sermon about slavery, poverty and the enduring power of love by bishop michael curry, the first african american to preside over the episcopal church and a rousing gospel choir performance of the song "stand by me." >> ♪ know i won't be afraid no i won't be afraid stand long as you stand by me ♪ amy: we'll go to the u.k. for response from priya gopal and also speak with gabrielle bruney, who writes -- "the royal wedding celebrated the contributions of black britons, but it comes amid a scandal rooted in the british government's mistreatment of caribbean people." and what of those were clung for the monarchy to be abolished? we will have a discussion. then, as presidedent trump demas an investigation into whether the fbi infiltrated his presidential campaign, some democrats are doubling down calls for his impeachment. we will speak with constitutional law attorney john bon

queen's favorite residences one details of a little bit about windsor windsor castle is actually the oldest and largest occupied councilin the world occupied of course by the queen of family and it was originally built in the eleventh century not much of the tree is left it was rebuilt in the in the fifteenth century. it's how to chew munchers time it was actually occupied by crumb well who was against the monarchy until so he's definitely not if i say yeah it's definitely. till charles the second and it was also used in the second world war that's where the role family was evacuated to in the second world war and now it's used to fall sometimes for weddings but it's actually said to be the queen's favorite weekend residence she has quite a few residences around the country it has to be said that it's a big tourist site as well they were only a few people you visit they call say trying to you know get close to the royals these so this is a very traditional setting for a very modern take a royal wedding sellers yes that's quite right that's one of the big focus is at the wedding today exactly what the little modern touc

example of the council's long-standing anti-israel bias by us. 60 palestinians were killed as they threatened the gaza border with weapons or bombs monday. the big news coming out of the windsorengland, today is that prince charles will play a major role in tomorrow's royal wedding of american actress meghan markle and prince harry. senior foreign affairs correspondent. amy kellogg is in windsor, england, tonight. >> reporter: prince harry and his brother william personally think well-wishers outside of windsor castle as the picture town gets ready for a royal wedding with all its pageantry, it will be prince charles that walks the bride down the aisle. it was assumed to her mother had been given the task but, the bride turned to the future king. >> i think some people will be disappointed, people looking forward to the historic moment of her down like a woman walking her daughter down the aisle. for prince charles, the future king, to walk a bride down the aisle, what more could megan dream of? >> reporter: 's sighting health issues that came to light after it was noticed he was with the paparazzi. the public is supportive. >> i think she is a very nice girl and she's well-s

windsor. the street party is a uniquely british tradition, bringing communities together for coronations, weddings and jubilees. and there'll be no exception next weekend for the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle. some councilsf the communication, i've ordered some of the flags. chris is on cocktails. i'm afraid so, probably not a good idea putting a glaswegian in charge of the bar, maybe that's why i got the role. alan is helping with the food. we're having a vegetarian cassoulet. due to drinking so much. and this is michelle. my party role is chief bossy person. you've encoutered chris's cocktails. i have. i am very hospitable. but the key street party organisers are peter and andy. the secret is to pace yourself with chris's cocktails. are you royalists or are you in it for the kitsch? both, i would say, both for me. surely there is nothing more kitsch than a royal wedding street party. and there's a strong street party tradition right here on platt street. this was ve day. fast forward 66 years and this was platt street on william and kate's wedding. now they're getting ready for harry and meghan. what is it about a royal wedding? it brings everyone together, it brings hope for the future, everyone is ha

windsor, adam afriyie. tory leader of the council and has given a dynamic —— driven. given a dynamic —— driven. homeless representativelk about tomorrow and what it means for a town like windsor. it means for a town like windsor. i've never seen this before, this is unprecedented. unprecedented. visitors from overseas and heads of state. state. well, so there is genuine excitement from residents. from residents. a lot of the bunting is from robert sure. —— royal berks ship. much of it is from china! what perks to you get as the mp? perks to you get as the mp? as an mp, politicians and monarchy don't sit well together. don't sit well together. generally do the charitable events and more private functions. and more private functions. expect to get invited to the wedding. wedding. very diplomatic, and that is great. adam, thanks forjoining us. with full coverage starting from nine o'clock tomorrow morning. we have a breaking story. getting reports of multiple fatalities. at a high school in texas after a shooting. in a suburb of houston, following reports of gunfire. away on stretchers. the school was on lockdown followi