Royals Bring Teddy Bear Diplomacy to US

0:00On April 26, King Charles and Queen Camilla head to the U.S. on Monday for a four-day state visit, meeting President Trump and attending a White House. Banquet. Camilla's got a special mission, handing over a custom-made Rue Teddy bear from Winnie the Poo to the New York Public Library. That library houses the real toys owned by Christopher Robin, AA Milnsund, which sparked the story's Ascentriago in 1926. They've got Winnie, Tigger, Piglet, Kanga and E are on display, but Rue went missing back in the 1930s in an Apple orchard. This gift comes from British Teddy bear makers, Mary Thought, who crafted the originals early last century. It's designed straight from the classic illustrations and has been chilling at Buckingham Palace before hopping on the royal plane. Tensions ramped up after a gunman hit a Washington dinner with top officials forcing Trump and others to evacuate. U.K. leaders like Prime Minister Keir Starmer called it shocking, but expressed relief everyone stayed safe.

1:01Securities now top priority for the royals, with ministers promising solid measures in place. This trip aims to mend some U.S. U.K. strains, blending Teddy bear charm with high stakes across the pond.