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we can go to windsor castle now. our royal correspondent is there on a bit of -- sort of a blip on what should be a grand day of celebrations. >> the controversy over the guest list is rather overshadowing what should be a lavish celebratory lunch at windsor castle. i think perhaps the most controversial guest is the king of bahrain. the bahraini royal family were invited to the royal wedding last year, but at that stage, they turned the invitation down. this time the king feels it is appropriate for him to accept, and he will be here for the lunch a little bit later on this morning. also, rather controversially, the king of swazz i land will be here. his critics have attacked him over his extravagant lifestyle, his private jet, the way he lives his life, when so many people living in swaziland are struggling, one of the poorest countries in the world. also, a little bit of a political snub from another queen, queen sofia of spain. she has turned down her invitation on the advice of the spanish government over the ra

let's go to windsor castle now. correspondent. talk about the particular individuals on this royal guest list. >> the most controversial, the king of swaziland and the king of bahrain. the king of bahrain, his critics angry with the way the government has suppressed the campaign. the king of swaziland, feeling that his extravagant lifestyle does not fit with the poverty of the people there. they are going to be year for the launch today. the first guests are now arriving at windsor castle. the guest list has been drawn up in conjunction with the british government. this is a case of the queen deciding -- the guest list will have been funded through by the government -- have been thumbed through by the government. buckingham palace has stressed that they invited all sovereign marks from around the -- sovereign monarchs from around the world. >> we have been talking about who is there. there's also a little controversy about one no show, as well. >> yes, the queen of spain will not be here. she has turned down her invitation on the

we do have a water main break that continues to block all but one westbound lane right at windsor mill road. and no delays on that west side and it will remain clear as you travel that outer loop all the way up to 83. and if you are traveling on 83 here's a live look just north of 695. fortunately everything will be up to speed. we do of course have all that construction as you make your drive on to the jfx that's blocking one lane in both directions but everything up to speed. great progress and it should be finished by early june and 895 also going to be clear. here's a look at odonald street. that's a look at your abc 2 time saver traffic. back over to you. >>> lawmakers are back in annapolis today for a special session to figure out next year's budget. and we're here with what can happen in the next coming hours. >> well, today the senate could give final approval to a tax package and then the bill would move to the house of delegates. yesterday republicans and their supporters held a rally to denounce a proposed state tax increase while union workers announced a bunl et passed dur

a spectacular salute at windsor castle to 60 years on the throne. >>> good evening, the stakes and security precautions were already high this weekend as president obama prepared to sit down with world leaders here in the u.s. at two important summits. and tonight as he wraps up one of those gatherings, a meeting of the g-8 at camp david, police in chicago say they've unravelled a violent plot tied to tomorrow's nato summit there. three men are under arrest, accused of planning a series of molotov cocktail attack against police stations an other targets. chicago hoob under virtual lockdown as the president and a host of world leaders prepare to discuss the war in afghanistan. but thousands of protesters have also descended on the windy city. and tonight, some of them are calling the arrest a not-s not-so-veiled warning. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. tensions are high in chicago as world leaders start to arrive here. there will be heightened security in the city for the next 48 hours. authorities say these three men were in the process of making molotov cocktails to fargt presiden

disabled vehicle on the east side of the beltway at the toll plaza in windsor mill. westbound liberty road a water main break between washington avenue and milford mill. left lane gets by there. a look at speeds. 50 miles per hour the west side average. you can see the brake lights in the distance. this traffic report is brought to you by toyota dealer. visit the toyota dealer and test drive the 2012 all new camera. it's ready, are you? >> straight to ron matz, good morning. >> we are live at pazo harbor east, one of the great restaurants on the east coast. the chef is with us. soft shell crab. tony, good to see you. >> good to see you, ron. >> what are we preparing. >> maryland soft shell crabs and asparagus and english pees are coming in season. everything is maryland on the plate. >> all local. >> all local. >> soft shells in maryland, they are so popular. >> the kind of thing where my father, grandfather started feeding them to us when i was three, four years old. what about the season. i guess the reason they are special is the season doesn't last a long time. >

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we will keep you posted. 31 at old new windsor pike. reports of a bus fire. the harrisburg expressway looks pretty good at the moment. we have a couple of accidents in bel air. 95 checking out ok coming down from harford county. this is the west side. outer loop traffic and so far moving -- no delays toward the accident scene. 95 at the tydings memorial bridge is looking good. we had an earlier closure of the right lane southbound. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> good morning. moving along nicely on the trains. we have on time service on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail does have a 20-minute delay. metro subway is operating on schedule. the five and 22 buses diverting at edison and sinclair because of construction. now back to ava marie. >> good morning. a bit of a chilly start to the day. 54 degrees downtown. outside the city, even cooler. mid 40's. you head the 30's as out to gaithersburg and frederick. you'll need

but last night she was at windsor castle. the world came to her. we'll check out the diamond jubilee festival. sharon knows about that. and we'll be talking to tom selleck and jane lynch, but >>> queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee is picking up steam. last night performers from all over the world got together at windsor castle. the queen loves horses and the colorful paj egeant featured hundreds of them. elizabeth palmer is outside of buckingham palace. good morning. >> reporter: last night the weather was absolutely perfect for those people who were lucky enough to get an invitation to the diamond jubilee show. ♪ >> reporter: the queen made her entrance in a coach for what was basically a variety show, but on a majestic scale. ♪ >> reporter: hosted by the oscar-winning actor helen mirren. >> six months after the corronatioin in 1953 a marathon of state visits started with bermuda and went on to include 11 other countries. ♪ welcome welcome >> reporter: back then the 27-year-old queen elizabeth embarked on her first official world tour. ♪ we

>> that's a sick windsor. >> that's a sick windsor knot. i still laugh about that. >> what is a windsor knot? >> alex, do you have a picture of scream? can i have it? thank you. >> that's like a triple or something. >> that is a triple windsor. love it. >> all right. so this is me. yeah. that sold for $119.9 million, just by the way. and i really relate to this picture, especially about right now. all right. thank you. >>> let's go to the news now. newt gingrich officially suspended his presidential campaign yet, calling it a truly wild ride. >> truly. >> yeah. absolutely. and despite his promise to rally behind the former massachusetts governor, gingrich's support came more in the form of an attack on the president than a full throated endorsement of romney. >> as to the presidency, i am asked sometimes is mitt romney conservative enough. and my answer is simple. compared to barack obama? you know, this is not a choice between mitt romney and ronald reagan. this is a choice between mitt romney and the most radical leftist president in amer

but last night she was at windsor castle. the world came to her. we'll check out the diamond jubilee festival. sharon knows about that. and we'll be talking to tom selleck and jane lynch, but first,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee is picking up steam. last night performers from all over the world got together at windsor castle. the queen loves horses and the colorful paj egeant featured hundreds of them. elizabeth palmer is outside of buckingham palace. good morning. >> reporter: last night the weather was absolutely perfect for those people who were lucky enough to get an invitation to the diamond jubilee show. ♪ >> reporter: the queen made her entrance in a coach for what was basically a variety show, but on a majestic scale. ♪ >> reporter: hosted by the oscar-winning actor helen mirren. >> six months after the corronatioin in 1953 a marathon of state visits started with bermuda and went on to include 11 other countries. ♪ welcome welcome >> reporter: back then the 27-year-old queen elizabeth embarked on her first offic

but last night she was at windsor castle. the world came to her. we'll check out the diamond jubilee festival. sharon knows about that. and we'll be talking to tom selleck and jane lynch, but first >>> good morning. temperatures right now in the mid 60s. we have rain in the air. it's all over the radar. honestly, we're going to keep rain pretty much all over the forecast through at least tomorrow afternoon if not slightly longer. 74 the high today. keep an umbrella and you will be fine. fog, rain, 61 tonight. tomorrow still showers around. 77 the high tomorrow. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee is picking up steam. last night performers from all over the world got together at windsor castle. the queen loves horses and the colorful paj egeant featured hundreds of them. elizabeth palmer is outside of buckingham palace. good morning. >> reporter: last night the weather was absolutely perfect for those people who were lucky enough to get an invitation to the diamond jubilee show. ♪ >> reporter: the queen made her entrance in a coach

some line the streets outside win sore windsor castle since dawn. they got a seat to watch when the queen celebrated 60 years on the throne. this begins two weeks the over the top tributes to queen elizabeth's reign. yesterday she played host to the most exclusive club in the world, fellow monarchs. prince william and his wife catherine joined others of the royal family to welcome queens and kings from around the world for a spot of lunch. a chance to take off their crowns and let their hair down, to a degree. it was a kind of top-notch gathering not seen in recent memory, from european crowned heads to the emperor of japan. but some criticized the queen for dining with despots for inviting the king of bahrain, who ordered a political crackdown and the king of swaziland who's accused of living in luxury while his people starved. it's likely none of those unpleasantries were discussed over smoked salmon and canapy. the official song and music video. featuring prince harry in his musical debut. the one-time party prince chose to bang a tamborine rathe

police say a woman walking her dog found a victim behind windsor hills elementary. the school decided to close for the day. police are investigating the shooting. >>> the mother of a 13-year-old boy who was accidentally shot by a neighbor is being investigated. the woman's dna was found on the person. another teen admitted to hiding the body. >>> baltimore county police arrested a man for wanting to -- for waiting to sneak into women's bathrooms and looking into stalls. zachary cambell creeped into the women's bathrooms to look at the women in the stalls. if you have experienced a similar incident, you're asked to call baltimore police. >>> at the end of the day, commissioner fred bealefeld just want people in the baltimore area to know he worked his tail off every day he came to work. he is hanging up his badge but not before talking to our own brian kuebler. >> reporter: in a town this size, the city knows there will be whys pers but he -- whispers. the city has seen historic lows in crime. bealefeld credits that with changing the culture, going after the bad guys

some line the streets outside win so windsor castle since dawn. they got a seat to watch when the queen celebrated 60 years on the throne. this begins two weeks the over the top tributes to queen elizabeth's reign. yesterday she played host to the most exclusive club in the world, fellow monarchs. prince william and his wife catherine joined others of the royal family to welcome queens and kings from around the world for a spot of lunch. a chance to take off their crowns and let their hair down, to a degree. it was a kind of top-notch gathering not seen in recent memory, from european crowned heads to the emperor of japan. but some criticized the queen for dining with despots for inviting the king of bahrain, who ordered a political crackdown and the king of swaziland who's accused of living in luxury while his people starved. it's likely none of those unpleasantries were discussed over smoked salmon and canapy. the official song and music video. featuring prince harry in his musical debut. the one-time party prince chose to bang a tamborine rathe

that's crazy, i should at least have a half windsor. >> now that you're endorsing gay marriage, tad would be disappointed in your look. (audience reacts) excuse me! excuse me, madam! tad wanted us to wear linen calf tans and do it barefoot on a beach, so you don't want his fashion advice. >> i'm all for that. >> i'm not endorsing gay marriage, i'm resisting gay marriage. you here in the fashion world, stock? are there gay people in the fashion world? (laughter) are you as angry as i am about this gay marriage thing? >> i am thrilled. there were tears in the office of "vogue" today in the support of gay marriage. we're thrilled about the president. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: you're reinforcing the hateful stereotype. >> i think it's a long overdue endorsement and we're honored he's come forward finally. >> stephen: okay. the thing that i want to really pick the bone with you on is you've got this... you're here in support of the exhibition at the metropolitan museum of art, their costume institute. >> correct. >> stephen: there's a show going on called scalp really and prada, imposs

. >>> this morning a body believed to be an 18-year-old was found dead behind the windsor hills middle school. police don't believe there's a link between the school and the shooting. >> at this point we don't believe it's connected with the school. we want to have parents speak to their children and stay away from school today. >> police are also looking into a call made about gunshots in this area last night. >>> the robocall trial continues today. we're live outside the courthouse. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. right now julius henson is waiting to take the stand. he wants the jury to hear firsthand what he says happened on election day. >> will you take the stand in your own defense? >> yes. >> held jell laws henson -- juliless henson takes -- juliless henson waits his turn to take the stand about whether he wrote for robocall. the call said there was no need to go vote because do martin omaly was already winning. that car already earned a criminal conviction for the campaign manager because the message did not contain the legally required authority line indicating i

. >>> windsor hills elementary middle school was closed after a body was found behind the body. a woman, walking her dog, found the body. the police contacted school officials who decided to close for the day. police believe the shooting happened last night. >> we did have some discharging calls in the area last night about 11:30. officers responded, did some area canvassing, walked around but didn't find anything until this morning. >> police will not release the identity until they're able to identify his family. so far, no motives or suspects have been identified. >>> two young men are dead and a third is battling for his life after an -- an early morning crash in baltimore county. >> reporter: long time homeowners along the stretch of jarrettsville pike where the accident happened calls it dead man's curve. the driver lost control, skid out of joel in the on coming path of a tractor-trailer. the car was no match for the 15-ton rig carrying 45,000 pounds of milk. the driver the 18-wheeler survived even though the tanker careened off of the car into a tree before rolling over.

we're told he was discovered early this morning near windsor elementary middle school. investigators got a call about a gun going off around 11:30 last night, but when they conducted a search, nothing turned out. so far, the police say no students were involved, but the school is working with. -- is working with the police. >> the school will be closed for a time until homicide complete their investigation. they're working cooperation with the school police to keep them aware of our progress. >> a preliminary investigation shows the man likely died of a gunshot wound, that is not yet confirmed. >>> storms rolled in last night, bringing lightning and huge downpours. what can we expect tonight? here is tom tasselmyer. >> there could be storms right now, no immediate threat to baltimore city, but storms have been popping up through the afternoon and early evening. the main threat in maryland and south, moving through p.g. county, charles county, southern anne arundel county, could cast a check the eastern shore -- could catch the eastern shore. the storms in eastern pennsy

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once private thoughts finally unlocked from the 850-year-old round tower of windsor. max foster, cnn, windsor castle, england. >>> a little trivia because i have been doing any homework. queen victoria is the only monarch in the u.k. to be celebrating the diamond jubilee, 60 years with the crown and the other queen is queen elizabeth coming up marking 60 years of her reign and we will be in london for this. join us sunday, june 3rd, when it really begins here and join me and piers morgan and a number of others from cnn in london for this extravaganza sunday, june 3rd, beginning at 11 in the morning eastern time. now this. >>> just in at cnn the manatee center of that international back and forth giving his first interview to cnn. anderson cooper jst sat down with chen gen chang, the blind activist and he is now in the united states and came home over -- i shouldn't say home. came to the u.s. over the weekend and became a tugging match between the u.s. and china. here is part of what he told anderson about why he spoke out in the first place. i will quote these back an

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lore, part of my family lore is that i am the last emperor of russia, and i would love to take over windsor palace but it is a lie and i know it. >> does it get you a slot on the harvard faculty? if you have your own hit or miss send it to us, please at folk news.com and visit us on the web. that's it for "the journal editorial report," thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching. >> the world trade center is symbol of liberty and pride. >> one world trade center rises with the news media

the other two are neighbors and that happened in windsor, virginia. y that accused of tieing her to the tree with straps and say they threw eggs and beer on her and sprayed her in the face with a water hose. all four charged with abduction, assault, and battery. >>> and the fbi closed the obstruction of justice investigation related to the 2002 illegal arrest of hundreds in persian park. the agents were asked to examine a computer after new evidence suggested that someone within the department tried to alter or delete information related to the rest. the fbi could not determine if and when entries were salterd or deleted and have been advised the statute of limitations have likely run out. >>> a federal magistrate judge is conducting an ongoing investigation into whether evidence was deliberately altered or destroyed. >>> and a big day for nasa. the private rocket lifted off and headed for the international space station. as phil keating reports -- reports, nasa has a lot of this riding on the mission. >> three, two, 1. zero. >> reporter: a new fronti

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here with r t this sunday with me turn turn rob and windsor headlines protesters throw smoke grenades and fireworks and monsters with rodney's in moscow at an anti-government rally with a number of opposition leaders arrested after apparently inciting crowds to define police orders to move. unconfirmed reports are putting socialist francois ahead of incumbent make the last supper easy in france presidential election with official exit polls set to be released at any minute now. and a leading human rights activist from bottom arraignment is arrested days before are to use to air this into the song and when she spoke of a violent crackdown on protesters in his home country. r.t. sophie shevardnadze guides us through parts of the kremlin public just don't get to see and meets those whose unseen efforts keep the wheels turning in russia seat of power. from a bird's eye view the oddly shaped triangle formed by moscow's kremlin could be seen as to heart of russia a small state within a state these red walls have been protecting moscow's kremlin for more than five centuries. to even idea of

otherwise your friday evening sporting temperatures from 62 in the city to 80 degrees and sandras of windsor westerly of 14 not discussed yesterday as the look out toward mount diablo it's 74 degrees with the southwest wind at 13 this man officials said 815 this up with stratas clothes and into the bay and a warmer day and no big changes watch this. i found this interesting it's our future kasten by early this morning will rise and shine to a little below clouds and fog next it goes into the baby wipes away rather quickly and we have the sunshine under the influence of high-tech had pressures are talking about warm day in that fear get away friday heading around the state's may 80¢ drop the central valley 88 degrees in writing nearly 70 in the high sierra otherwise overnight tonight board is the fifties under a mostly clear sky with a patch of fog developing after midnight debitors tomorrow along the microclimates '70s on the peninsula and then jumping up and so low 80s across the santa clara valley dependent gilroy 79 degrees above average we're going all the way up to 84 degrees in bread

lore, part of my family lore is that i am the last emperor of russia, and i would love to take over windsor palace but it is a lie and i know it. >> does it get you a slot on the harvard faculty? if you have your own hit or miss send it to us, please at folk news.com and visit us on the web. that's it for "the journal editorial report," thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching. >> the world trade center is symbol of liberty and pride. >> one world trade center rises with the news media giving proper coverage of

rain so let's go ahead and zoom in on some lighter showers now around manchester, westminster, new windsor and also tiny town. carroll county getting that light rain right now. and we're seeing moderate rain just in-between connie town, westminster and manchester. also some more heavier rain this is some good stuff over into cecil county. in port deposit heavier rain there along i-95. travel this morning is going to take awhile. but the has beener degrace area looking at heavy rain as well. kent county as well even queen ann's county sliding south millington right now. chestertown getting on some heavier rain across the area and that's going to be the name of the game this morning. then we'll start the get system breaks in the action. and then possibly do it all over again as we go into the afternoon but visibility, it's a problem this morning. it's reduced we only have five miles in baltimore. seven easton right now and the inform in easton 52 degrees. right now, but temperatures hopefully will be going up. they won't stick in the 60s. we came in below average yesterday because of the eas

the cash th >>> the king of bahrain was among nearly 50 foreign kings and queens attending a lunch at windsor castle to observe the diamond jubilee. the spanish queen sofia of pulled out because of spent -- tensions with britain over gibraltar. president obama has welcomed world leaders to talks in the united states, which are likely to be dominated by the crisis in the eurozone. they have concluded their opening dinner at camp david, where they discussed iran, north korea, and also syria. they said they should be talking not about the political transition in syria. -- they said they should be talking now about the political transition in syria. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers use their expertise to guide you through the business strategies and opportunities of international commerce. we put our extended global network to work for a wide range of companies. from small businesses to major c

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. >> reporter: but of course, in the windsor family, normal is a relative term. for instance -- >> i heard there was a small intimate wedding at westminster abbey last year. >> oh, yeah. >> yeah. and you said you were as nervous as your brother at the time. >> i was massively nervous. everybody was nervous. >> it must have been wonderful to see him so happy but hard not to have your mother there. >> no, of course it was. um, you know, she -- i think she had -- she had the best seat in the house probably. she would have loved to have been there. she would have loved kate. >> when i spoke to your brother, he said even though your mom wasn't able to attend your wedding, she had the best seat in the house. >> yeah, definitely, yeah, she did. >> you must have missed her so much that day. >> yeah. it was -- it was very difficult. it's the one time since she's died where i've thought to myself, it would be fantastic if she was here. and just how sad really for her, more than anything, not being able to see it. um, because i think she would have loved the day. um, i'm ju

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