CUOMO: President Obama has a big day ahead of him in England. His royal itinerary begins at Windsor Castle this morning. That's where the President is going to dine with the Queen one final time before he leaves for the White House. CNN White House correspondent, Michelle Kosinski, live in London with details. What do you have for us?</s>MICHELLE KOSINSKI, CNN WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Chris. Yes, he just arrived here from the kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Now it's a royal day of a much different kind, starting, yes, with the queen. The President and first lady will have lunch with her and Prince Philip in honor of her 90th birthday. Then there's going to be a bilateral meeting with the British Prime Minister, David Cameron, followed by a press conference at which the President will likely face some tough questions about why he's even here. Some feel he'd meddling in the very British problem of the Brexit, whether the U.K. should leave the Eurozone, but then there will be a royal dinner with Princes William and Harry and Duchess Kate. All of the royals have met the President and first lady before, and the British always watch with interest to see how it goes. Remember, it made global headlines years ago when the first lady put her arm around the queen. One is not supposed to do that, but the Queen didn't mind. And then there was a dinner at the palace where the president accidentally started a toast early and was promptly stopped by the Queen. But the White House says the President has a deep affection for her majesty and even though he's here to discuss tough business, matters of national security, these royal engagements will be fun for the first family. Chris --</s>CUOMO: All right, Michelle, thank you very much. And, of course, when the President actually arrives at Windsor Castle, guess what? CNN will bring it to you, live, as well.</s>BERMAN: Also remembering the life and legacy of Prince this morning. Music was not his only love. He had a passion for sports. This guy was the biggest Timberwolves fans on earth, and his hometown team are paying their respects. We'll show you how, next.
Obama Visits British Royals, Prime Minister