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heading back to the palace. >> in a little while, the police will open up the area so the public can see the balcony and we'll wait for the wave, which is a british tradition here. the king and queen will come out and they get to select who will be out with them. they're going to include working royals, about 15 members. the kings been an advocate of slimming down the monarchy as we've talked about but last year during the platinum jubilee, the queen only invited a few. charles and kansas city chiefs d kate and the children and princess anne should be up there with her new husband and duke and duchess of ed mono-borough and all that spent a lot of time with gene elizabeth in her final years. the duke of kent who is 87 years old and his sister princess alex alexandra is 86 years old and
virginia from joe biden's victory there to glenn youngkin's victory there. and in new jersey, even if phil murphy wins, it may be more than a 12-point swing away from the democrats. something's happening nationally, dana. what is it? >> there is a lot happening nationally. first and foremost, it is just that the post pandemic or i guess at the end of the pandemic fatigue. people are exhausted. they are angry. they are upset. they are worried. and especially for parents, we are all parents, in the school situation, they are able to -- there is genuine frustration about schools being closed and they're able to channel that frustration in education and what glenn youngkin did in particular, in virginia, i watched him do it on the stump and got wild applause in alex alexandra, virginia, which joe biden won by 80%, by the way, is channel that. and say i hear you, and, you
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many here want the curfew to be over particularly the businesses so they can get back to, with. alex? >> yeah. in terms of marchs rallies, protests demonstrations, all that scheduled for today, what do you know about that? >> reporter: we expect a rally about noon today and the number of cities across america will have similar rallies. we hope they will be peaceful. alex? >> okay. adam reese, thank you for that. in a harvard, university study of millenials taken last month, 49% said they had little to no confidence that the judicial system can judge people without racial or ethnic biases. the majority of millenials are pessimistic about protests makes a difference. 59% say they don't think the black lives matter movement will be effective in changing the criminal justice system. however, there's an overwhelming majority of millenials and that is 80% who are now supporting the use of police body cameras. they believe that can make a difference.
arrests around town last night of curfew violators, but it was not a violent situation or a confrontation so much as people staying out after 10:00 to make a point and police removing them from the streets. we'll see what happens today, a big march. a lot of people here expected from out of town this time because certainly this has become an issue of national concern well beyond baltimore. alex? >> absolutely. and the fact it's a weekend day there will be people traveling through to participate. ron allen, thank you for keeping an eye on things for us in baltimore. appreciate that. let's go back to nbc's kelly cobiet in london for us. talk about the excited crowd there with the birth of a princess. >>er >>er. >> reporter: what happy news to hear that a baby has been born. just an hour and a half ago when we were milling about waiting for an announcement to come through on our cell phones suddenly we heard a cheer go out from the royal fans. and, then we had the
>> all right. gentlemen, thank you so much for weighing in. appreciate it. that is a wrap of this hour with weekends with alex witt join me for a three hour edition of the show at noon. up next. up with steve kornacki ta-da! all this devotion only calls for a little bit of dawn ultra. now even more concentrated. just one bottle has the grease cleaning power of two bottles of this other liquid. you still got it, romeo. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. does all greek yogurt have to be thick? does it all have to be the same? not with new light and fluffy yoplait greek 100 whips! let's whip up the rules of greek! we all enter this world with a shout
morning to you, karen. it is hard not to compare the timing of the charges to ferguson, but what do you make of them the fact that there was no grand jury involvement? >> that is her choice to make. but alex, we have been talking about these unfortunate cases for many years and one of the big differences or glaring issues is state prosecutors who are elected versus appointed. and whether or not politics plays a part whether you're charging, whether you are more serious about it obviously if you are campaigning and have to raise money and things are very political, you have to worry about getting elected, then public opinion is one of the things to sway you and that's one of the situations we have here. >> so the timing does that factor into the outcome of a trial ultimately? think about it she got the case on thursday from the police. and then brings the charges on friday. >> yeah, it's almost amazing, alex, because especially with the cases, they are so fact-specific and very subjective especially when looking at the facts through the eyes of a police officer.
so the fact that she did this so quickly, you know there's probably a lot of the investigation that still needs to be done. there's very finite details that need to be considered. and yes, murder is a very serious charge. manslaughter with police officers is very serious, but again, we don't know how much the politics was playing into it, but i can tell you, yes, usually these investigations take much much longer. >> yeah. and this is the kind of thing that would take at least a year or so to get to trial as i've read. and also that she's a very uphit uphill battle ahead of her. do you agree with that? >> yes i think she has a weak case and charging her so quickly maybe the prosecutors hope the officers flip-flop on each other or give more information or make deals because it does appear that the case is very weak. at this point, again, alex we don't have all the facts. we don't have all the information. the police reports, nobody has seen, just a few of them. so there's a lot of information out there. and unfortunately when you have