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britts who are getting very drunk on the sunshine and the proseco. all day, it's been filled with thousands of people. what are they telling you? what have be what was their impression of this ceremony? >> they're pro monarchy. they got what they came from. the fairytale. an l.a. girl from a broken home. had a successful career. met her prince and didn't get assumed into the system. which is easy to do. it's incredible how she asserted herself today. she did it in her own way. we saw that in so many elements. don's been talking about it. there are many memories here. the kids were great. lovely to see drk oria shed a tear. harry was emotional. there are the fairytale elements then therogressive element, which was defined by the choir
society and she realizes that society is ready for meghan and meghan will really help the royal family as well. and i think we focus actually too much, i don't know if you agree, but on whether or t she is divorced, biracial. all those things do connect per to more people, make her more of a fairytale. this is a l.a. girl from a broken home who had a successful career and then will marry a prince. the ultimate fairytale. >> absolutely. actually harry and meghan look like britain. we get an image of the united states of this sort of downtown abbey. but this is the image, that is not what the united kingdom looks like. she is perfectly placed to be able to take as max says this royal family into the 21st century in a country that is very troubled right now.
she was kept four or five days. we don't know if that's out of caution or what because the white house and protective aides won't say. we do know that president trump visited melania trump repeatedly throughout the past week. we don't expect to hear from president trump today. white house aides call it a lid. we don't see any official movement. but the usual caveat, we will hear from him on twitter. the first lady is doing well and released from the hospital. >> that indeed is good news, jen geoff bennett. an l.a. girl becomes the duchess of sussex. highlights from the royal wedding, next. alright, i brought in new max protein
i know we don't have an invite yet. we want one. what are they serving? >> so in the luncheon, it's not a brunch, but a luncheon that's going to happen immediately after this, people are going to walk to the great george hall i believe it's called and they're going to be having bowls. bowl food in quotes. i'm not entirely what bowl food means. >> i don't think sweet greens is catering it but they're trying to go -- >> they're talking about a springtime fresh food, fresh produce, meghan markle is very into all of that los angeles cuisine. >> she is. she's an l.a. girl. her mom is a yoga instructor and after the lunch they're going to take a break and tonight is the real party. tonight is less than 200 people and that's when she's most likely to be in her second dress and that's time for the dancing. >> that's the party you need to get the invite to.
something on the right or the left, just to satisfy our dramatic sense of justice. but you know what, it probably will never happen. i think people will always be -- i've got another book coming out, this one on bobby kennedy in a few weeks. i tend to stay away from the assassination because it's really a different story than the person i want to right about. i want to write about the person that was our leaders and they were great leaders. these outside factors were outside the story. s sirhan sirhan killed bobby right there in the kitchen in los angeles. i believe based on most of the evidence the shooter was lee harvey oswald but i don't know if there was anybody else involved. maybe this will tell us, these papers. >> bobby kennedy killed in the kitchen. you're talking to an l.a. girl, i know all about that. >> lots of witnesses. >> we're talking about how this may not put an end to conspiracy
change. we're locked into this pattern of high pressure, controlling much of the weather in the northeast and down across the south. maybe some rain begins to push into the northwest by friday. that's expected this time of year. 60 in seattle. 60 degrees in denver. plenty of beautiful weather, even into the weekend. we're going to see this stretch of high pressure continue for your outdoor plans. that's good news. >> great. a bit of positive news there. >> see, now, i don't know. even with this l.a. girl, 90 in november, that does not seem right. >> too warm, right? >> it'll cool down eventually. >> it's already been settled by this election. there isn't global warming. >> i forgot about that. >> okay. still ahead, patriots quarterback tom brady and coach bill belichick try to clear up their support of the new president-elect. that and more coming up next in sports with louis. simulation initiated. ♪ [beeping]
insufficiently and here we are still saying popular sport, terrible organization. >> mike pesca, thank you. you didn't mention by boys in blue, the dodgers. i think that's a big story. i'm an l.a. girl. >> back it up. >> okay. we'll talk later. thank you so much. we'll continue to bring you updates on the missing airasia plane and plus the big interviews of 2014.
some countries including maybe the u.s. has discouraged some amount of driving because you don't need to actually be places to connect with people and do jobs. so yeah, this plays into this whole big question of, is it just economic? is it cultural? why is it that driving is in decline to some degree. what's interesting in terms of the cultural is the teenage thing. you're talking to an l.a. girl. i spent my 16th birth day at the dmv. could wait to get my driver's license. fewer teenagers are driving. the highway loss institute announced the number of drivers fell by 3% last year. the centers for disease control found the number of it high school seniors with a license fell by 73% in 2012 from 85% in 1996, rather fell to 73%. why do you think this is happening? why are fewer teenagers hitting the road? >> it's a hard question. again, there's so many factors involved. part of it is is again, the urban sites say in countries
the witness stand, swearing under oath to tell the truth and testify in his own appeal to get the judge in this case to throw out the result of his old trial, saying he did not have the right kind of defense, throwing his lawyer under the bus. better known in legal circles as the hail mary pass. i'm also watching what is going on in phoenix, arizona, but i want to talk about the significance of o.j. simpson speaking after so many years of silence and joining me live from new york, is former los angeles county prosecutor lonnie cooms. you know a thing or two about o.j. you are an l.a. girl. i was as surprised as many to hear this was coming, that he was going to take the stand. perhaps you not so surprised. but nonetheless, isn't it critical that o.j. had no choice but to break his silence and talk and tell it to the judge, because effectively there is not many other people listening? >> well, that's right. i mean, he wants to put on this
they knew we were in a dire financial crisis in the golden state. they didn't mind. they said we have to fix this. does the president now take that and say, look what they did in california? >> well, there's no question that we're used to starting things out here, alex. sometimes good, sometimes not so good. and i would encourage every state to take a look and see if it makes sense for them. but there's something special in our dna out here. we really believe in education and higher education. we really are proud that silicon valley is here. all the electronics companies were back in chicago after world war ii. but because stanford and berkeley started finding ways to commercialize academic invasion, we have more universities than any other state. that's why people want to come out here. i always say when you're born in the east in new york like i was you want to join a company. in california you want to start a company. >> we flip. i'm an l.a. girl and i'm living here. >> you're still welcome to visit