in association with the british royal family. thousands of people came out in the sunshine to watch a very traditional parade. soldiers in formal dress. bands playing. all the senior royals were in attendance, including prince charles, prince william, and his family. some riding on horseback. others in carriages. in one of those horse-drawn carriages, we saw prince harry and his wife meghan. it is meghan s first public appearance since giving birth to their son archie a month ago. the baby wasn t at the ceremony. the royal family then all gathered together on the balcony of buckingham palace to watch a fly past of military aircraft. the three young children also waving to the crowds, even their 1-year-old son louis gave a wave and it is his first public event. it s been a very busy week for the queen. she s been attending the d-day commemorations as you know. she s 93 years old, but showing no sign at all of slowing down.
know about your leader? she tells me the future for her daughter is bright, longs he s their leader. they re taught to believe their leader is like a parent or a good. this metro station doubles as a bomb shelter in the event of nuclear partial this is a country like no other. isolated, proud, still locked in a cold war with the u.s. tomorrow with lee nell. we ve seen today and yesterday the preparations for that. soldiers marching, bands playing. been dares taught a still ut ma leader kim john ung. so this country is mass aked
they are out here trying to do their job, and so they have some folks have decided we re going to take this as an opportunity to destroy our community. hurt people hurt people and there s a lot of people that s hurt in the community so what we re trying to do is to hear them but there s a right and wrong way to do things. do you think the curfew will work tonight at 10:00 in the city? i hope so. it is my prayer. we ve been praying all day that the curfew will work so hopefully with the additional police presence and other sports that we have in the city that it will work tonight, so you know i hope that they will treat folks with dignity and respect and and urge them to get off the street. there were some bad actors that we all witnessed last night. the world has seen. yes. so how is the city trying to reclaim the narrative? well again, this is baltimore. you hear bands playing. you have all kinds of folks that are out here community activists, pastors, fraternities.
arwa damon and nic robertson reporting. we apologize for the audio there. we ll keep you updated as events take place on the ground in bahrain. despite ba u rain s risk, the economy is still fairing well. we ll be we want to take you live to egypt at tahrir scare. hosni mubarak stepped down after a 30-year ruchlt it s vastly different at the square today. as you see, thousands and thousands of people are back in the square. there are bands playing, flags waving. it s a celebration of a new dawn in egypt. remember protesters camped out