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us in the united states and everywhere in the world. i'm bianca nobilo. this is 5 a.m. in the u.s. and 10 a.m. here. the new harry and meghan docu series released. tuning in to hear from the royals just as we are here at cnn. here's what we know so far. prince harry delivers a scathing indictment of the media in the first few minutes and meghan reveals why she decided to stay and work on the documentary. >> i'm not going to say that it's comfortable, but when you feel like people haven't gotten any sense of who you are for so long, it's really nice to just be able to have the opportunity to let people have a bit more of a glimpse into what's happened and also who we are. >> with me now, my co-anchor and royal correspondent max foster. we'll be speaking with cnn's royal historian kate williams.

max, now two hours you've had to digest and analyze. what are the biggest take aways as far as you're concerned? >> there are similar themes, really, that the sussexs have spoken about in the past. this idea that they were under attack by the british media and the palace system wasn't there to protect them. there was conspiracy between them and the palace and the media. when they wanted to answer back to many of the -- much of the misinformation as they call it in the british media, the palace would say, let's leave it. let's not pursue this. male members of the family would also say that the other -- their partners, their wives have been through similar things so, therefore, you just need to grin and bear it effectively. these were ideas that meghan and harry refused to accept and

harry would point out to those members of the family that there's something different here and it's the matter of his wife's race. that was coming up in media coverage and they felt the palace should be doing more to protect them and they weren't protecting them enough. this is part of the documentary, a part that stood out to me. >> i'm so sorry. we now have kate williams as well. kate, something which surprised me so far about the documentary, i'm sure will surprise viewers around the world, is meghan discusses there's no one who teaches you exactly what to expect, how to behave. she references the princess diary where someone tells you to cross your legs like this, expect this little walk about. she googled the british national anthem. is that the case? why isn't there a support system to help people adjust to being royals? >> yes. there was no education. there was no one helping her and

particularly as an american who didn't fully understand the british royal system, she said it was particularly difficult. this is a poignant point. if you didn't understand what the royal walk about was, we know this was the case before. it was expected diana would know what to do because she came from an aristocrat partic background. it's different to being in the family. kate obviously had a very long relationship with william so there was lots of see. certainly one thing we do know about meghan, some people who were sent to tell her what to do, including lady susan hussey and there's been a racism row some if there was anyone sent to help meghan, they were clearly not someone who could help her. this suggests a very outdated

institution. if women and people who marry in, it's a complicated role. if no one is saying how to do it -- every other job we get a hand over that perhaps that is needed. there was urgent need -- harry's talked about modernization. this will be a key area for modernization. next person who maris in gets this guidance. >> max, this is an interesting point. whether it was inadvertent or institutional, it's acting like an expose and showing how arcane it is for anyone who's not in it. especially as there are increasing tensions that sits uncomfortably in an egalitarian modern society. >> one of the attractions is the mystique. you don't know what happens behind palace walls.

they are exposing all of that, saying it's quite mundane, it's not perfect, being a princess isn't all it is cracked up to be. and also the idea that they didn't fully embrace meghan who was biracial. that was one of the issues here. when they say they didn't take her race into account enough, that is a criticism of the system, it's not diverse enough. criticisms have been made before and kate was referencing some of that. her harry making the point they struggled with this american actress coming in and members of the family believed it wouldn't last, this relationship. he talks about how he connected with meghan in a way through his mother that very similar people experience similar treatment in the british media. that was something that he wouldn't accept. he didn't want to see that happening with his wife as

happened to his mother. >> to see another woman in my life whom i loved go through this media frenzy. it is the hunter versus the prey. >> the conspiracy theory he was talking about between royal correspondents, the press pack is essentially just a pr arm of the royal family. he doesn't believe it should be broken. that's what pulled him out. that press pack is one thing. there's a large part of the rest of the media which is completely, you know, running wild as it were and do come out with lots of speculative stories which they're frustrated with as well. which part of the media are they talking about? there's something in the palace which is this conspiracy, doesn't really exist, it's just a pooling system where we have one camera instead of 30 and they share the footage.

>> kate, i'd like to ask you about this idea that harry outlines where he says the royal press pack functions as an extension of the royal family, the palace. you are in constant communication and work with them all the time. is that your assessment of the reality? >> what harry said, yes, they were an extension of the pr arm of the palace. he didn't go into much more detail there. we do know from some of the trailers that he's later going to say it was not just media attacks on him, there were leaks. there were also plans coming from it seems within the royal household. he's going to talk about i think relationships between members of the royal family and journalists outside. he very much feels as if there was an agenda out to get him and it's interesting he's saying the pr arm of the royal family, he's

suggesting the pr arm didn't want good pr for harry and meghan. that's the inference he's making. some are good, some are not so good. my personal feeling is we saw this huge amount of criticism of meghan and harry for so many reasons. i think some of that could have been stopped by the palace. as we remember, harry and meghan had 2.4 million of taxpayers' money spent on it. they all get a property. never was criticized before. 2.4 million was all over the place, headlines. i think the palace could have put out saying this is the usual practice, we're happy but they didn't. the coverage did run wild. it tipped. certainly i think we will have over the next several days -- i

don't think we're going to hear from the royal family but sources will make clear, lots of journalists will say points so i think this is just the beginning. i think this is the opening. i think there's going to be lots more comments coming from the media and those who are going to disagree with it. next week we're having three more episodes. it seems as though those three episodes will be how harry makes it clear. >> you do get that sense that it's ramping up. it's interesting when there is an opportunity to nip the story in the bud. was it a function not to oxygenate the media or was it more calculated? >> we heard from doria ragland about her impeccable composure. what do we hear from her?

>> that was interesting, wasn't it? that vision of her at the royal wedding on her own effectively but supported by charles actually at one point. that was quite extraordinary. imagine what she has been going through, particularly living on the other side of america and dealing with all of the pressure that comes with that. and we heard from doria for the very first time this morning. >> i felt unsafe a lot. can't just go walk my dogs. i can't just go to work. there was always someone there waiting for me, following me to work. i was being stalked by the paparazzi. >> so there are lots of fresh voices in here and in context really, i would say, bianca, to a lot of themes that the sussexs talked about before. i think they do see this as effectively an historic document. what happened, you know, behind the scenes that makes it from their point of view.

they also point out very early on, netflix do, the members of the royal family were invited to comment as part of this documentary but they declined be to. >> max foster and kate williams, thank you very much. we'll have more. it's been a rough month for former president trump. multiple reports, backlash over a dinner at mar-a-lago and now another defeat for one of his hand picked senate candidates. herschel walker was the former president's last home for a lackluster come back. now there are questions about trump's inner circle about whether his candidacy is a good idea. cnn's kristin holmes has more. >> reporter: allies and former advisers are deeply concerned about what herschel walker's loss means for the former president. they had hoped that walker would win, walker being trump's hand picked cap date in the georgia election and that it would

breathe new life into what had been a lackluster launch of his 2024 campaign. they hoped a win would end the calls for new gop leadership after so many of trump's candidates in the mid-terms failed. now what they are seeing is quite the opposite. they are concerned that this loss is going to lead to more people, more demand for people to challenge former president donald trump when it comes to 2024. remember, this loss of walker's is coming off very bad for the former president. we are told he has been stewing at his mar-a-lago resort. he is calling allies. he is calling advisers. he is upset about his campaign success so far. he is upset about the verdicts in new york and he remains upset about herschel walker. now there is a reason for this. we are hearing from a number of people who are former trump supporters who are saying that it is time to move on. i want to read you one quote here, this is from someone who is close to trump.

this is what they said. they said, donald's got his problems right now and they are so numerous that i don't think he can win and i want to back a win sner. there are a lot of friends of mine who don't want trump at the top of the ticket because they feel like it's a pillar. that is a pretty strong statement from somebody who has backed donald trump and even spoken to him recently. this is something who's close to the former president. we talked to advisers and republicans who don't support trump and they say they are weary of him. they say they've been down this road before. they believe there is still a portion of the base who doesn't really care about any of this and only cares about supporting donald trump. so that is something, of course, that is yet to be seen. ment this is a pivotal moment and where the former president is the most politically vulnerable as they've been in

years. new legal trouble for donald trump. they pressured him for complying with a may 2022 subpoena. his lawyers just found more classified documents. >> reporter: a team hired by donald trump's lawyers found two more documents that were marked classified in a storage facility when they conducted a search of four trump properties recently. the trump team turned over documents to the fbi which in august conducted a search of the president's former home in florida. they repeatedly told the government lawyers that they believed there were still additional documents missing and that has raised the prospect he was disobeying a federal grand jury subpoena that ordered him to turn over all government records that were marked classified. a source tells cnn's kaitlyn collins that the trump lawyers oversaw the search at four properties, trump tower in new york, bed minister golf club,

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new details emerging from the harry and meghan docu series. harry speaks about being harassed by the paparazzi and about what his mother, princess diana, endured. he says it's hard to watch another woman in his life go through that same feeding frenzy. heary also describes a conspiracy of sorts between the media and the royal palace. we'll bring you more revelations from the unprecedented documentary as we get them. new details about the uvalde texas school shooting that killed 19 students and 2 teachers. the county sheriff has vital information about the gunman but did not share it during initial police response.

>> you know what truly happened. you were there. >> 35 minutes after it started, okay? so i wasn't there for the first 35 minutes, at least the first 35 minutes. >> but 35 minutes is not accurate. he was there sooner. >> ask the sheriff. i don't know. >> reporter: cnn analysis of body camera footage shows he arrived at robb at 11:49 a.m., just 16 minutes after the shooter first went inside. >> it shows nolasco went to a different crime scene that was already under control as a far greater disaster scene was unfolding. it could be the first big break into the murder of four university of idaho shooting. they're looking for the driver of a white hyundai elantra. the they say that the occupant or occupants of the car may have

critical information in this case. police have begun returning personal items to the victims' families. they still haven't identified a suspect but have received thousands of tips and are asking the public for more. get the latest from cnn's nick watt. >> reporter: wednesday the moscow police department began started taking some of the belongings of those four murdered students out of the house where they lived, the house where they were killed. the police chief says that some of the parents have asked for belongings back. he said maybe some of these things had fond memories and he hopes this in some very small way will help with their healing process. the chief also stressed that that house is still an active crime scene. the progress is being hate in the investigation. it is now 3 1/2 weeks since the

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bitter cold temperatures and whiteout conditions forecast in some areas today. let's go straight to meteorologist derek van dam live at the cnn weather center. derek, what's the latest? >> bianca, last hour i said i was thinking about singing "it's beginning to look a little bit like christmas". >> you did. >> i was worried about our viewers hearing that. this is the weather pattern if you want a white christmas. we have storm after storm after storm that's going to bring plenty of the white stuff across a swath of the u.s. this is the first initial storm where you see the winter weather advisories across the plains and midwest. this is a secondary system. this is going to impact us into the california region by saturday and sunday. a lot to digest. i want you to see this avalanche threat. san juan mountains, southwest,

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welcome back. netflix viewers are getting a behind the scenes look at the hives of meghan and harry. the first three episodes of the docu-series are available for streaming. the couple describes their contentious relationship with the media. meghan calls their engagement an

orchestrated reality show and harry says physical harassment with the paparazzi has been made worse by social media. >> it's about duty and service. i feel as though being part of this family it is my duty to uncover this exploitation that is within our media. no one knows the full truth. we know the full truth. the institution knows the full truth and the media know the full truth because they've been in on it. >> with me now, cnn's royal historian kate williams and my co-anchor max foster. you are both analyzing this morning. max, let's begin with you. what are the most significant revelations in the three episodes. >> it wasn't the big bombshell that a lot of people were expecting. perhaps that comes in the second set of three episodes which is where they talk much more about the moment where they leave the

royal family, a decision behind that, or their royal roles at least. that's really the height of the tensions. this is very much about how they met, how they were introduced to the family as a couple. harry suggesting that people in the family didn't think this relationship with this american actress would last and meghan said being an american actress made it difficult for them to know how to handle her. the fundamental attack is on the media, particularly the idea that they weren't protected by the palace against the media attacks, particularly around the racial slurs as they saw it in the tabloid media. why didn't the palace act on their behalf more vociferously. there is a policy you don't respond to all of the media engagement you get every day as a member of the royal family. if you did, you would be very

busy and dragged down feeling you should rise up, represent continuity, rise above the fray. they felt a lot of the accusations and the transgressions of the british media weren't addressed properly by the palace. they're also suggesting that perhaps other members of the palace or family benefitted more from that. harry believing that it's the race element that made things different for meghan and they should have acted on that and they didn't and that's the big criticism in the first part of the docu-series that we've seen this morning. >> the race element. we hear from meghan in the docu-series about her experiences growing up. she talks about it being challenging is an insightful experience to be a minority but not immediately recognized as one and a particularly dramatic experience where her mom is subjected to verbal abuse. >> meghan talks about her

experience in ways that many people thought she was not a woman of color and there were distressing experiences when people realized she was and oh, no, i don't find you attractive anymore. she's talked about that before and that her mother was the target of verbal racist abuse. that meghan really, you know, experienced the suffering and i think very clearly when she came into the royal family this was compounded because there was the usual sexism, anti-americanism, xenophobia, on top of that there was racism, story about exotic dna, stories made explicitly clear they were talking about race and words like unconventional were used when what she was doing -- it was like nail varnish which are ways of saying this isn't the kind of person we want as a princess. we are not at home as seeing a

black princess, which is what she was. they're saying the royal family has finally caught up with multi-cultural brittain. certainly within the family it was about the institution, the house is a very white institution and meghan felt she was not supported and thrown to the wolves. >> speaking about the royal family catching up, there were some statements not from harry and meghan but others about how this idea of a royal family anointed by god and by blood ruling over the family and the country can sit quite comfortably. how damaging is the 50% we've seen already, how damaging will that be? >> you know, there is the mystique to the palace and the royal family which is very a luring. that has been one of the great attractions. i think they're making a point it's brought people outside the

u.k. to understand how transcendent the british monarchy is in this country. that's what harry and meghan are breaking down by telling the true story of what happens behind palace walls. that's a big challenge for the palace. they don't talk about what goes on behind the scenes and this is incredibly awkward for them. a lot of the allegations have been made in the oprah interview. they're fleshing it out. there's almost a historic document. their main focus is on the conspiracy between the palace and the media and this is where harry speaks to them. >> anyone can be a royal expert. the whole point is to try to lend legitimacy to media articles and they get paid for it. the press pack of royal correspondents is an extended pr arm of the royal family. there's been an agreement that's been there for over 30 years. >> i think what a lot of those

royal correspondents would say is they're constantly challenging the system and there's a lot of negative stories. british people recognize that. i think that would be one area where they could be challenged by the royal correspondents. he's critical of the family, the men in the family who don't necessarily -- i think there are many people in the family, especially amongst the men, there can be a temptation or urging to m marry somebody who would fit the mold versus who you were destined to be. charles and diana put together and seen as a perfect couple. that eventually broke down. who else is harry speaking about there? that's quite challenging for the family. there's nothing here, i think, the palace has to respond to immediately. they may be waiting to see the next three ep seeds to see if there's a bombshell in there. >> and you would think that that

is more likely chronologically the series is building up to where they part ways. max foster, kate williams, thank you very much for joining us. the u.s. weighing ukraine's request for controversial weapons. a new cnn exclusive next.

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meghan documentary. in episode three the duchess of sussex described her confusion as she was getting ready for her first royal walk about. and a new royal frenzy that took life online. >> back in my mom's day it was physical harassment. cameras in your face following you, chasing you. harassment really exists more online now. once the photographs are out and the stories are put next to it, then becomes the social media harassment. >> much more on the release of the harry and meghan docu-series coming up ahead. it's considered one of the most controversial requests from ukraine since the war began. according to multiple u.s. and ukrainian officials who spoke excludsively with cnn, they've

been asking for cluster munitions. according to an investigation by human rights watch, russians have used them more often and against civilian targets. meanwhile, russian president vladimir putin is talking about a nuclear war. he says his country will use, quote, all means available if necessary. >> translator: we will proceed from what we have. there can be only one answer from our side, a consistent fight for our national interests. we will continue to do so and let no one count on anything else. of course we will focus on peaceful means but if nothing else remains, then we will defend ourselves with all available means at our disposal. >> ukraine, meanwhile, is getting more weapons. germany is planning to send 18-wheeled howitzers including

100 drone defense systems. ukrainian president says there are more people being killed. let's bring in scott mcclain to discuss. what is the military advantage of these cluster munitions. why does ukraine want them? >> first they want them because the u.s. has an older model they no longer use on the battlefield that are essentially collecting dust. ukrainians are saying, we could use these. they're extremely effective in killing your enemy and it could turn the tide to the war and bring it to an end much quicker. i'll show you what i mean. when we are talking about more conventional weapons, they have an area that causes maximum destruction about 50 meters wide. when we talk about cluster bombs, cluster munitions, it

breaks up into smaller bomblets. this causes destruction over a much higher area. you can see why these are quite attractive. the difficulty is it is difficult to be precise. frankly, impossible to be precise. the ukrainians say, look, we're going to use them on military targets and not civilians. war is complicated. it's difficult to find soldiers that are completely detached from a civilian population. that's pretty unusual. oftentimes the smaller bombs don't detonate and they become land mines. the biden administration says it hasn't ruled out the transfer of these weapons but it hasn't seriously considered it either. >> how have cluster munitions been used in the conflict so far? >> with extremely deadly consequences. perhaps one of the best examples came back in april according to

a u.n. report, the bomb that was used to hit a train station in creme krematorsk, that was a good example of a cluster bomb according to the report. the aftermath of the scene was absolutely horrific. there have been other examples as well. it's important to stress both sides have used these more often, more often against civilian targets. the u.n. says there have been civilian casualties from the ukrainian side as well. they've used them back to 2014. one killed a red cross worker. ukraine is trying to claim the moral high ground in the war. they are the victims here. when we are talking about the victims and how you go about the war, it will be hard to use them without causing civilian

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one last recap on our top story. the new royal revelations released by the duke and duchess of sussex in their new documentary. the unprecedented series dropped about two hours ago. meghan making it clear why she and harry decided to move

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