tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. eastern on cna good morning, everyone. welcome to cnn. this morning it is saturday, june 15th. i'm amara walker. >> i'm victor blackwell. thank you for joining us. here's what we're watching this morning, literally watching live because we've got a lot of pictures for you here. i've london where king charles birthday celebration is happening. this is the trooping, the colour, but so many people are watching four or princess catherine, princess of wales, who was back in the public eye for the first time since she announced nearly six months ago that she's being treated for cancer, we are live at buckingham palace also president biden, is on his way to the west coast this morning after back-to-back overseas trips, more on the star fundraiser on his schedule today. >> and how he is preparing for his first debate with donald trump demolition is started on part of marjory stoneman douglas high school let's his side of the 2018 school shooting in parkland, florida. >> we're joined by the mother of one of the victims for more on what that moment was like for families a major dome of extreme heat can see all the red they're sending temperatures soaring two near triple-digit territory. >> the cities that could see record highs. and when we will start to see a cool down let's begin in london this morning and in just a few minutes, king charles the third and his royal procession are set to return to buckingham palace as the trooping the colour ceremony wraps up hundreds of officers, soldiers, and more took over the streets of london the king, you see there is in a carriage, not on horseback as he continues his cancer treatment. >> his daughter-in-law, princess catherine of wales, is also battling her own cancer diagnosis. today, marks her first public appearance since christmas, and she was diagnosed with an unspecified cancer earlier this year and has been recovered spring out of the public guy. she's posted an update on social media, the sample yesterday, she said she is having good days and bad days, but she is also making good progress. let's go now to cnn's and stewart. she has live from buckingham palace. so this is a big moment. the first time we've seen her in public in months, what can you tell us and she chose to do it today, which is one of the king's birthdays. >> he has to, this is the official birthday and it celebrated by this big military ceremony called trooping color each year. so that's what you're watching now those live pictures, we saw the royal family depart from buckingham palace around an hour ago, they went horse guards parade. they will be due to come back, which is great. so i've been getting lonely and then they will of course, go into buckingham palace and we'll see the royal family on the balcony. behind me. now, this is a really poignant moment, is the first time we've seen the princess of wales now for months since that shock diagnosis of cancer. and while she's being undergoing treatment now, yesterday, the statement released by the prince of wales came is really quite a surprise. most people are deceived at this stage. that should probably wouldn't be able to attend a birthday surprise of a king, a surprise for the public, certainly. and i think it'll be a really wonderful moment each year, trooping the colour, the king's birthday parade is one of those events on the calendar where you all of the royal family together on the bath leaves. so the fact that that will now be possible this year will be all the extra special for it obviously. and a lot of people are keeping their a close eye on since kate, how she looks, how she's doing, what she may do when she's up there on the balcony with their family during this fly past, i know that the buckingham palace hasn't said much about her condition but, you what more do we know about her being there today? >> well, i can tell you what she was wearing, which i think everyone would like to know. you see that she's wearing a white dress with dark trim. it is by jenny packin and the hat as ever as by philip treacy. and she's actually wearing a brooch, which is the irish guards regimen the pat badge. so that's a nod to the fact that she is the colonel of the irish guards, who are big part trooping the colour this year in terms of how she's doing. we don't know what cancer that the prisoners has and that she's being treated. well, we do know that she's got month left a treatment. >> she said yesterday, she she's not out of the woods yet. >> what has been really interesting though, both with the princess and also the king? both of them of course, undergoing cancer treatment at the stage is the communication we've had between them and the public particularly the princess, on how she's actually feeling, how she's been coping with this he said yesterday that she has good days and she has bad days clearly, today is a good day and she feels well enough to be able to do this going forward from here, how often we will see, how will really depend on that treatment plan. she will be we are told liaising with her medical team to see whether she is able to attend to be more events. but the decisions might be made quite late in the de as to whether she is a well to do that, but it's a huge pleasure to see her and she looks super well, which i'm sure the public will be relieved to see. >> and let let's just clarify the last in-person royal public appearance princess kate made was in december, and it was just a few months ago, three months ago when she announced her cancer diagnosis that was in march. anna stewart. good to have you. thank you so much. >> and let's go back to these live pictures from the trooping, the colour ceremony many in the crowd looking for a glimpse of princess catherine. >> later this hour, she is expected to join her family on the balcony of buckingham palace. again, her first public appearance since announcing her cancer diagnosis with this. >> now, cnn royal historian kate williams, caitlin, start here with so many people are happy to see princes catherine. but this is not a return to royal duties. this is, this is a one-off for this celebration it's a one-off. >> and i was down there in the crowd watching the parade, the carriage, and water, huge cheer went up when kate came out with children, people were just so thrilled to see her. and as you were saying, amar, we haven't seen her since christmas, her last engagement was christmas day, and then we haven't seen her because she has been out to the public is due to what she's been going through her cancer treatment. she gave that very moving statement last night saying she had good days and bad days. she wasn't out woods yet. and we are just thrilled to see her. she's a voice superstar. it's wonderful to see the king looking so well, it's wonderful to see all the members of the royal family, but it's just fantastic to see kate. and i think it's very important because williams on horseback and kate's and the carriage with the children. and i think that moment when we see kate on the balcony the waving, it's really going to be exciting but it's not a return to work as you were saying, we will not expect to maybe see her a few times over the summer. she said, but i think we won't see how going to full-time duties until probably late in the autumn, maybe early next year i'm just curious to know because you were saying that you were out there with the people, what that feeling was liked it to seek princess kate for the first time and what people were saying. oh, well, it was just fantastic. and there was huge crowds. it is very rainy here in london. the whole point of the trooping, the colour being in june, the king's birthday probing and june, even though his birthday is in november, is because it's supposed to better whether it was terrible weather, but it couldn't dampen the spirits of the crowd. they were overwhelmed and when they saw kate because as max foster was saying last night, it's still might not have happened that she came because good days and bad days, sometimes you might be overwhelmed with fatigue and she was there looking fabulous those pictures. they're showing showing charlotte looking just so lovely and kate coming out in that wonderful dress, that white dress, it looks very 20s to me. and it was so important that she was here. she is the kernel then chief of the irish guards, who are trooping their color today, she was very unhappy that she couldn't come to the they were her. so i think she's delighted to be here. the king's said he's delighted to have the crowd while they were thrilled you mentioned this statement. >> where she talks about having good days and bad days and not out of the woods yet. it's not unexpected to hear from someone who is living with cancer but it struck me as being a remarkably personal for a royal to go into this type of emotional description. >> it's just as you say, this honesty, this openness is unprecedented. we didn't know that the queen was feeling unwell until really she was very close to sadly passing away. we had no details about the queen's father and no one knew that he was unwell. but we have this new openness and i think it's an evolution of the royal family as a historian, it's very interesting to see this. it's a complete transformation i paid, isn't telling us what kinds of cancer she has she may never do so. it's her private but information, but she's telling us how she's feeling that she feels tired. sometimes she has to rest and some but sometimes she's feeling well enough to go to school events with the children that i think it's because she's been she said she's been had all these lovely letters, all these lovely cards and people have been sharing their stories with her and she i'm the king, i think vote feel very strongly that they want to be a significant beacon of hope really for everyone in the world. and there are so many people in the world cancer sufferer as cancer survivors, people who are caring for those with cancer. it's a disease that touches as all. and i think as royal family members, it's a new role for the royal family, but leading through sickness and really showing us a beacon for hope and that photo that they gave out last day of her with a tree. it just said to me, hope positivity and kate will really, really giving us this insight. and i think it's so important and so moving a beacon of positivity also for her children. i mean, it struck me when i saw george and charlotte and louis step out of that carriage to see their mother back at her royal duties just for this short period of time, must have been really heartening for them to see a mom is back at least for for this event what about king charles? because it is his celebration. how did he look to you? how is he doing? >> the king look great again, we haven't seen him in many public engagements. we saw him for d-day recently, but in general, he's been doing engagements within the palace because of crowds, because of the, the midst of exposure and the queen there and the king standing, they're reviewing the troops, looking marvelous spirits and it really was so splendid to see and this is the king's birthday parade with this tradition goes right back to the 17th century to charles the second, when he was restored to the monarchy and it's become part of the king's birthday celebrations since the 18th century, the qing wouldn't miss it. and i think he's, as he said, delighted that kate is there also to support them so remarkable time as two senior members of the royal family are diagnosed with cancer, yet they're out in public for this event. kate williams, good to have you. thank you very much. and we do expect to see the entire royal family on the balcony at buckingham palace later this hour, we will bring you that moment. when it happens. >> well, vice president kamala harris will announce more than 1 billion in aid for ukraine at a peace conference today and switzerland, the conference begins as the g7 summit ends in italy leaders from the group of seven issued a stern warning to china on its trade practices and its support for russia's war effort to ukraine. >> see you in an international diplomatic editor, nic robertson joins us now from italy. so let's start with the summit. the big takeaways. what are they? >> yeah, they also ask the g7 leaders also as china to use its influence over vladimir putin to tell him to come to peace talks, too. well, at least stop the aggression and offensive inside ukraine. of course, putin has offered his own terms for peace at the moment, which is essentially that ukraine should decide not to want to join nato and show just see the territory all the provinces that russia has illegally occupied an annex that's not going to happen. and the message for china was it is your support for, for russia either political and in terms of giving technology support vital components microchips, and other sorts of things to russia for its military industrial base, which allows it to keep the war going. so it was a very clear message on the russia angle for china, but there's a very clear message, as you say, for russia's trade practices which are undermining the economy's, the workers. the security, even of g7 nations because they have such an influence when they overproduce on supply chains and potentially controlling vital mineral assets around the world all of these put pressure on g7 nations. so that was a very clear message for china there, but there was a message of support for developing nations there was a clear intent are declared two find better governance for ai to put it to good use, there was there were messages there as well for ukraine of direct support of that $50 billion loan of ongoing military training. so those were the key takeaways from the g7 and cause some of that message being taken now by many of those leaders to lucerne, switzerland the peace talks that good to have you there in italy. >> thank you we are less than two weeks away from the first presidential debate, which will be hosted right here at cnn. >> both candidates are spending the weekend campaigning ahead of the big event. donald trump will be in michigan where he is expected to speak at a roundtable event with a few of his vp contenders, then trump will speak at the turning point action conference in detroit later tonight, president biden will be in los angeles this weekend at a celebrity packed fundraiser with former president obama. cnn's camila to chalice joins us now from dc. so tell us more about this fundraising event that's happening well, president biden has already raised 28 million heading into this event. as you mentioned, former president barack obama is expected to attend alongside other a less celebrities like george clooney and julia roberts. >> and this is really important. >> these events are very important for biden for two reasons. victor, one is that they tend to raise a lot of money. just remember, just back in march, he held the fundraising event in new york city, where obama and former president bill clinton attended alongside other celebrities. >> and in that event alone, he raised 26 million. >> so they see this as a very successful strategy to raise money. the second reason is democratic. democratic strategies say that when celebrities attend these events, it serves as a informal endorsement for biden and i'm showing their support in a way they hope that they're campaign strategies hope that it will also court some voters to also show up for biden and the upcoming election. they say that they can serve as a pivotal role to these campaign events and these campaign fundraisers are very important for biden, for multiple reasons. victor amara, back to you, camila to chalice. thanks so much. and watch the scene and presidential debate moderated by dana bash, jake tapper on thursday, june 27, at nine am eastern right here on cnn still to come, the supreme 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unacceptable risk to public safety. here's cnn's paula reid good morning, amara and victor on friday, the supreme court struck down a ban on bump stocks which enables semiautomatic rifle's to fire at speeds comparable to machine guts. >> and this was a rare regulation to result from a mass shooting in the united states specifically the 2017 las vegas shooting, which left dozens of people dead and hundreds wounded in front of his opinion, fell along ideological leinz with the justice clarence thomas writing the majority opinion saying, quote, we hold that a semiautomatic rifle equipped with a bump stock is not a machine gun because it cannot fire more than one shot by a single function of the trigger. and even if it could, it would not do so automatically. the three liberal justices joined in a fiery dissent written by justice sonia sotomayor, who wrote quote, when i see a bird that walks like a duck, swims like a duck and quacks like a duck. i call that bird a duck. a bump-stock-equipped semiautomatic rifle fires automatically more than one shot without manual reloading by a single function of the trigger because i like congress call that a machine machinegun. i respectfully dissent the atf, which port put forth this regulation has released a statement calling on congress for a legislative solution. but that seems very unlikely that they would actually be able to pass anything, especially in an election year. amara victor. >> paula reid. thanks so much joining me now. joey jackson, a cnn legal analyst and criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor, joey good morning to you. let's have a bit of a demonstration here. i'm going to play first and listen more than watch to a semiautomatic rifle with no bump-stock okay. >> now, this is one with a bump stock right? even the demonstrated here is surprise so bump-stock isn't a single pole. i don't over-simplify this. there's a casing of sleeve in which the butt of the gun sits in and allows the kickback to have the same result. that quick-fire of what is the court here distinguishing between the two and saying that the atf cannot regulate here so victor, good morning to you. so the essence of this is as follows. this is a case about how to interpret a stack. essentially what the court is saying is that if congress wants eight 0s bump stocks, evil by classify them as gene guns or semiautomatic they should do so, but we're not going do it so interpreting the statute essence have this distinction between jordy and the dissent. the majority, meaning the sixth that it is not a machine gun by putting the bump stock, what then you have the minority by sotomayor say? yes, it is and with respect to the demonstration that you just did, they could certainly sounded an awful lot like a machine gun, which is why sotomayor said that sounds like a duck and looks like a duck it isn't. and so the distinction with respect to the internal mechanisms you can argue de night as the majority does, all the internal mechanisms doesn't make it a machine gun with a bump stock. what sotomayor's saying is it's certainly does it does the same thing if facilitates more shots. so what are we doing here? and so again, briefly the majority is saying that if you want to do that and make it a machine gun, let congress do it. we're not going to do so even if the essence of the human pull makes it such that if facilitates more shot, it's really tortured logic in my view, and it's the majority protecting gun owners the ship gun possession, and gun you so what does this impact? >> state bans on bump stocks that have been passed through those state legislatures it will influence everything. the reality is, as we know, is that the supreme court is the ultimate arbiter with respect to what is lawful. and let's not. and when you look and examine what the supreme court did here in essence, victor, it's really tortured logic and let me just say this to you very briefly. let's just say, for example, that you had congress say you cannot have racecars on highways because the intent being that they're dangerous and people would die. you then victor have a normal car, not a race car, but there's a device in which you would install it for the motor it would make it just as fast as a racecar, just as dangerous as a racecar. guess what? >> victor doesn't own a racecar. he owns a normal a normal clock, but isn't the functionality the same? isn't the intent to save people's lives. the same? so why then? because it's not called a race car, should victor be able to drive a normal car which does what a race car does on a highway. and so that's what this is. the reality is, is that we could wax poetic about it's not a machine gun, but if it's doing the same thing and has the same functionality with respect to a machine gun that's exactly what it is and so to your question, once a supreme court's speaks, it will address an effect and involve every person in this country because they are the ultimate arbiter of what is lawful and what's now. >> yeah. so it's interesting because i went on the atf website this morning and glock switches, which are essentially give you the same result for a pistol the atf says that the switch is classified as a machine gun under federal law, and they're available. so glad switches are illegal, but people print them. these 3d printers. >> does this ruling suggests that that regulation might be vulnerable to if a case reaches this makeup of the court so i saw i really think it does that's a very good reading of it because what an essence they're doing, that is a supreme court is saying that listen, again atf, right? >> it's really a case about what federal entity this can do and what the supreme court is doing is saying, you atf do not have the lawful authority to make a distinction and determination as to what a machine gun is in this definition, no matter what it does, that is the bump-stock to facilitate the rapid fire weapons. that's a function of congress. you don't atf, have that authority. we're not going to give you that authority. and the minority against son of my are saying, but what are you talking about? the effect of this bump-stock is making weapons more dangerous? chris, it's taking lies, it's putting bullets out there more rapidly. don't tell me about the functionality of the gun itself talk to me about how humans use the gun and if the bump-stock house for the gun to be conciliated, new rapid-fire succession. is that not a machine gun? so i would argue to your point, victor, that anything and everything that is not specifically within the definition of machine gun is subject for fair game. >> and so at the end, today everything has a context. >> and if the context is danger. the context is rapid fire. the continent reason congress did it is to make it right, is to make it more safe than, hey, they should have interpreted that way. they didn't is where we'll do a jackson. thank you. >> still on the parkland school 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building because it was being used as evidenced in the murder trial. now there are mixed feelings in the community about what to do with this space. joining me now is lori al high-def, who's 14-year-old daughter was killed at parkland. she is now the chair of the broward county school board. laurie. good morning to you. thank you so much for joining us on this day. you are there to watch 12, the 1,200 building be demolished your 14-year-old daughter was murdered in that building? tell me what did you feel in your heart when you saw this happening yesterday? >> was very painful knowing that a place where my daughter, alyssa was murdered, shot eight times, and our english classroom but i know that it's necessary for that building to come down. and yesterday with the crane taking chunks out of the building, is the staff for this process for the building to calm down a happen i read that you said that this is part of the healing process. how so so it's really been a roller coaster of pain. >> six years ago. alyssa was murdered in that building and every step of the way is a part of my healing process for me and my family. and for that building to come down and then for there to be a space, a usable space for students to remember the legacy of the 17 that were murdered on valentine's day. >> what? will be put in its place. i understand the broward county school board hasn't decided yet on what will happen so we're still in conversations with the staff and the 17 families. >> but we're thinking about an msd 17 legacy field where it could be a usable space for the band j.d. rotc, or students pi students to go there to do their activities and then also a teachable space. >> but to have the 17 very focused there and too honor them and for forever to keep their legacy alive. >> so we never forget what happened on that horrific de, six years ago alyssa left behind you? she left behind her father two younger brothers who go to the school. they've had to walk by this 1,200 building how are your son's doing what has the last few years been like and also knowing that this building has being demolished so it's very painful for them, but we know that with the building been demolished, that it's one more step in third healing process. >> and they've gotten a golden doodle dog, which has helped them and we just want to keep a list memory alive honorlock, live for alyssa before i let you go, i do want to mention that you founded the non-profit makers schools safe, which is promotes school safety. >> i do want to ask you as a mother. what do you think about when you think and remember your beautiful daughter, alyssa i just remember her laugh or smile or zest for life and we just love alissa so much. >> and now i'm alyssa is voice with make our schools safe laurie, i'll high-def we really appreciate your time this morning. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. we'll be right back the most anticipated moment of this lecture. >> and the stakes couldn't be higher 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first appearance this morning. >> just tell us there is this second ceremony because typically the weather in june is expected to be better than whenever the monarch's birthday might actually be yes, looking at those wonderful pictures there of kate and the children climbing out of the carriage and now we've got the pictures of all those umbrellas outside buckingham palace because the whole principle of this double birthday, the king's trooping the colour. it's the king's birthday parade, the king's birthday party. but just as you were saying, the king's birthday is actually a nevada mba. and therefore, the birthday parade always happens in the summer because that's when we're supposed to be having the good weather, but we are having terrible weather today, so we might as well just move it to november, but even though we've had this awful, whether this ceremony that as he was saying, dates back to george the third, 17, 60, the idea that we celebrate them on experts that day with the household cavalry, with household regiments trooping their color to date, the irish guards, the guards, which caters kernel and chief, the crowds were so happy and delighted i was down there in the park. no matter how much rain came, you couldn't dampen those spirits. they were just thrilled to see the king and kate out there doing a royal engagement stewart is also joining us. so anna walk us through what we will see in the next few minutes including the royal family out on the balcony and also the fly past well what you're going to see, what you get here, because you may have just captured the sound of a gun going off and there is another, there is 40 one gun salute from green park taking place right now by the king's royal host, troop cavalry. >> so you can hear those ticking off. they'll be fired. >> well, 41 what it's going to take awhile and then we will see members of the royal family, senior members of the royal family gathering on that cow needs that famous balcony shot. >> and you're looking now pitches that the public starting to jostle into position because this area outside buckingham palace was closed off for the precession for the royal procession down them male now it is open, so they're able to get right up to the gates of buckingham palace. and for royal fans, they come here hours and hours before all this sulfate been hit pre-dawn, the weather, as you can probably see, hasn't been raped. there has been thunder, has been kind of slightly biblical rags. so the drenched at this stage. but it does appear to be cheering up ever so slightly. the balcony seem is really important to this whole ceremony. this is the moment where you see the members of the royal family together as a unit. and i think as you compare a two year who's on that balcony, ready? tells a story of the evolution of the royal family with queen elizabeth, the second, it was often quite a large crowd on that balcony. >> you would see up hey, 40 or actually, i think more than 402016 people are gathering. >> this is a slimmed-down monarchy. >> of course, that's prince harry and the duchess of sussex also left the fold the royal family. >> they're not going to be there, so it's slimmed down even more, which is why it is so fantastic for the royal family of the princess of wales is able to attend today i hope you are enjoying, enjoying the booming sound of the fortune guns, which is actually quite easy to mistake for thunder today well, i don't know how many we're into this 41 but there's enough time between them. >> will have them for quite awhile. i expect 1,400 parading soldiers, 200 horses, 400 musicians for the trooping, the colour ceremony. kate, back to you. you were out with the crowds and i guess i can put it to anna afterward. how does the number compared to past years? because so many people have come to see princess catherine, of course, but the weather is a hindrances. well yes, the weather is terrible, but the crowds were very big. they're just as big as i saw last year for the king's trooping, the colour parade. and indeed for the final ones of her majesty, the queen's final ones as well. the crowds really know it's going to be such a brilliant show. and we've had terrible weather vr, so many great royal engagement for the queen's diamond jubilee, for the queen's 90th birthday. so we're used to being done by green park down my buckingham palace, being a bit wet and it was just beautiful this morning or the flags out, all the cheering crowds. >> and i think many of them had long planned to come anyway, but the news we got last night that kate was going to come when i think many of us thought that she wouldn't perhaps be up to it, that was a really wonderful boost. >> and the king said he was delighted to see her. and the crowds were absolutely thrilled. and that moment when we see the royal family were just looking at the balcony here. it's empty, but it's already for them moment when we see the royal family out on the balcony watching the really fantastic raf fly past the amazing fly past, done by the royal air force that will be such that'll be that'll be on the photo on the front page of every newspaper tomorrow. kate, looking up at the flight paths and probably let's face it little prince st. louis, just six making a few faces and putting i'm always looking forward to that. yeah to see what kind of facial expressions or shenanigans he may be up to just let me just follow up because you know, a lot of people are watching for kate middleton, excuse me catherine, the princess of wales just to see how she looks and appears right? because we don't know much about her cancer diagnosis. she stated in her statement last night that she's not out of the woods yet, you were there on the ground with the people. >> just tell us what the conversations are sounding like despite this being the official birthday for king charles, who has also been diagnosed with cancer king charles has also being diagnosed with cancer and we don't see him on horseback this year. he was in a carriage last year. he was on horseback. it is customary that that's usually what the monarch does. so that change was made that he would be in a carriage. and we haven't seen him doing many royal engagements because he has been, of course, sheltering. you are immune compromised when you're going through cancer treatment. but to see kate there, i mean, the crowds were there for the king. the crowds were there for kate, cheers, a royal superstar, and people have been very worried about because it's clear that as she said in her statement, it's been tough good days and bad days. she's not out of the woods yet. today is not a return to work. it should not be seen as such. we probably, maybe won't see her until the autumn or perhaps even early next year, going back to full-time royal duties everyone i was speaking to, there were some real-world fans, there were some tourists so a visitors, they were families, there were all these children and they were all saying how happy they are to see the king, to see princess kate, and just it feels like the royal family or are getting back to normal. that's what someone said to me. we feel like they're getting back to normal and so many people in the world, they are touched by cancer and to have two members of the royal family being so open about it, they were people in the crowd who was saying to me, no, i've been through chemotherapy and it's so important and moving to me to see kate talking about it, honestly say how tough it can be anna, you mentioned the slim down monarchy at some of that, a conscious choice. >> also, we know that prince andrew is not engaged in those seniors their duties prince harry duchess megan will not be there. they have pulled themselves out of some of those roles who should we expect to see? >> here today and why behind of course, the names we've already mentioned yeah. >> so you'll expect to see again, the queen whales nadh children. you also see princess royal, princess anne, who was a part of that precession and wrote on horseback royals uniform. you'll see typically lawrence, you'll see the duke of edinburgh and the duchess of edinburgh. that's prince edward. i mean, all the names of course switched round rather and then host a couple of years. and i believe that dorsally louise wins. there will probably be on that balcony too. often, the duke and duchess of gloucester and the duke of kent are also, they're moore el-gamal, members of the royal family but one and, and unfold as many. and you can see the doors are opening from the crowds that we see the king and the queen you can see the princess of wales oh, lining up, looking at a crowds of people there to celebrate crowds of fines. >> also some pros justice holding flags saying down with the crown and not liking and rather large letters everyone is welcome when but that al this is the face of the monarchy and a feature with