♪ ♪. arthel: the countdown to nasa artemis one launches on freight live look at kennedy space center in florida where america's next a major journey to the moon is scheduled to begin an earnest tomorrow. after years of delays but hello everyone welcome to "fox news live" i am arthel neville. so far hello arthel hello everyone i am eric shawn pritt man, is a six sided moonshot went nasa says yes artemis is the most powerful rocket that it has ever built it will launch an

un- crude capsule tomorrow morning that will stay in space for about a month or so. going further than any spacecraft design for humans is ever gone. there were some safety concerns though yesterday went lightning strikes as you can see hit the launchpad area. officials say now, all systems are go. coxey bottom line is we look really good. there are no concerns, no constraints from the lightning events at this point. but we are trying to be very proactive looking ahead and evaluating those things and adjusting as required. knowing we'll get some weather as we head to the last few days. before the excitement is on and jonathan serrie at the space center with the very latest. >> hey there eric, behind me see the rocket on launchpad at 39 to be getting ready for what they will be lift off tomorrow morning. the artemis one mission has a two hour launch window opens at 8:30 3:00 a.m. eastern time. at the start of that window is

only 20% chance of whether it will cause any sort of delay. that increases to 40% as we get 10:30 3:00 a.m. the close of the window. as many as 200,000 spectators are expected to show up in the area to watch monday's launch. >> i think it's a lot of people my age and older that remember the apollo and want to come back and bring their family and their kids they walked on the moon when i was a kid. i just want to see it. positive move. >> the purpose of this un- manned flight is to stress test the new space launch system or sls rocket and the orion spacecraft beyond what you would do if astronauts were actually on board. we've been to that movement before but those visits were brief. artemis submissions will be longer and carrying a more astronauts and equipment. marchant is the primary contract building the spacecraft.

>> all of this is going to require some additional weight, some additional sizes are the most powerful rocket ever built is what sitting over there to today. we are going to send more capability into space and onto the moon to advance science. >> this un- crude admission will three manikins acute with many sensors to measure the rate but experience on this spaceflight. if all goes well future artemis mission will carry humans into orbit around the moon about two years from now. and missions after that will bring astronauts down to the surface of the men for extended stays, back to you. before those who remember apollo this is a redo but also something very exciting as we then reenter the moon and the race for the moon. jonathan thank you. much more on the launch and reform to the men.

clayton anderson will join us later on this hour to talk about artemis and the launch, arthel. arthel: for more earthbound matters democrats are criticizing prison by the decision to forgive hundreds of millions of dollars in student loan debt. others in the party are celebrating the president's plan. lucas tomlinson is life in the white house with all of the details, hello lucas. >> good afternoon arthel. that is like the progressive wing of the democratic party's very happy with the president's decision. some democrats like tim ryan as close senate race in ohio with jd vance is not. >> got rid of the kind of things that really build out the working class and the skilled trades. and so here we are in we have done nothing to control the cost of college. we are going to be in the same position here in five years. part of a comprehensive package we could look at. this direct targeted thing i don't think is sending the right message. >> of many republicans agree.

>> it is arbitrarily picking a group of individuals who are brick charlie cancel their debt with the stroke of a pen print not even going through congress. that is fairly illegal but it adds hundreds of billions of dollars in time we are trying to bring inflation under control. >> some thing the planets but effort by president biden to buy votes ahead of midterm elections. in 2020 about 60% of 18 -- 29 year old voted for biden. last month the number this young voters supporting the president had dropped to just 38% according to the website 5:30 eight. a fox news sunday media buzz defended by this decision. >> tax credits who own businesses not everyone in america owns a business. we help business owners because meant to promote it. >> liquid goldman sach's and moody's to top financial firms have estimated but they have estimated this would be either a wash inflation wise, or actually be slightly deflationary. >> president biden heads heads

to ohio leaders seek approval rating remains underwater it's not clear if congressman tim will be there to greet him, arthel. sweep up for it lucas tomlinson live at the white house thank you, eric. eric: federal judge has announced preliminary intent to grant the request for president trump's lawyers to appoint that independent special master to review documents that were taken by the fbi. from the mar-a-lago state by the judge to hold a hearing on this on thursday. today there are new concerns about white mr. trump had the highly sensitive and top-secret intelligence of the first place but congress asking if it led human intelligence sources being compromised. or perhaps worse. citing quote grave concern the document stored at mar-a-lago or those that could endanger human sources. alexander hafez moore from washington. >> the director of national intelligence admiral haynes has informed lawmakers on the house

intelligence and oversight committees that her office is conducting an assessment of how classified documents were handled by former president trump. this of course comes after the friday release of the redacted affidavit used to obtain a search warrant of the former presidents home. it ascribed in january, 15 boxes of documents were turned over by trump's team. according to the justice of our highly classified records were found mixed in with unrelated notes, magazines and newspapers. some of the department argued could have compromised foreign relations and human intelligence sources. >> the department of justice up probable cause vetted by a judge that donald trump was obstructing justice in violation of the espionage clause. this is about our national security be. >> if this was known earlier this year, republican senator roy blunt wants to know why he and others were not notified. >> why hasn't the intelligence committee that i have been on for my time in the senate in time and the house why haven't we heard anything about this? that the administration was concerned there is a national security problem?

a small victory for the trump legal team came yesterday when judge eileen cannon issued a notice of preliminary intent to appoint a third party attorney to review the documents seized from mar-a-lago for the justice department was also ordered to provide under seal a more detailed list of what was seized. trump's legal argues some of the items taken protected under executive in attorney-client privilege, eric. if i would share from the southern border is warning president biden the surge in drug and human smuggling there is causing a quote tsunami of death that is crashing into the u.s. this week in arizona border patrol agencies 200 pounds of fence and not than $4 million. that is enough to kill 40 million people. matt phan is live at the border in eagle pass, texas with mark, matt. >> hi arthel. we have been watching today and

yesterday as migrants have been consistently crossing the rio grande river behind us here into the united states. we seen 100 plus each day. we also want to give you some updates from law enforcement on the border here in texas. the republican governor of texas greg abbott has been shipping migrants by bus to sanctuary cities like new york city and washington d.c. to relieve his states border towns remain overwhelmed by hundreds of thousands of migrants. we have talked to migrants. they tell us are coming from states like cuba or countries like cuba, venezuela columbia nicaragua heading to states like pennsylvania, florida, virginia and of course texas. the texas lieutenant governor is calling on the biden administration to help solve this crisis. >> that either don't understand or they don't care, take a choice mr. president you either don't care people are dying of fentanyl overdoses in america by a large number, you don't care people are suffocating in the back of 18 wheelers, you don't care children are being consented and trafficking.

>> here in texas u.s. border patrol agents that they foiled a dangerous smuggling attempts. three illegal migrants crammed into the back of a trunk. something we see so often put a hand gun was recovered in that situation as well. those three migrants and the driver were taken into custody. we have that many right along with law enforcement here bc migrants crammed into what are being called loaded cars. in the del rio sector another load car troopers attendant to stop the car for routine traffic stop, the driver refused to stop eventually hitting a pole and crashing through a fence in the front yard. three migrants were apprehended and that driver arrested for human smuggling. right now, my phones as the temperature here is 95 degrees. the real feel is 106 degrees. obviously it's august here in texas with heavy humidity. the border patrol agents all around us right now. they have to do this work, they have to do the processing and very extreme heat, arthel.

we fight the heat is stifling not to mention the mosquitoes. matt then, thank you. eric: also in texas for people been killed and clean the suspect after horrific shooting in that state this morning. police said the suspect apparently set fire first then shot at the people as they fled that house. alexis mcadams live with this story for us, alexis requests this is very tragic were still getting new details. you simply say so far the gunmen did this intentionally first lighting the building on fire been waiting for the people to run out so he could shoot them. >> this suspect unfortunate very sadly very evilly set fire to several residents, laid weights for those residents to come out and fired upon them. >> this was a chaotic scene out there in houston. it happened in houston, texas on

the southwest side of a diaper the tragedy unfolding at this rental home building around 1:0. officials say the first 911 call alerted them to a person down. then a fire inside of that building. but then there was a gunfire in the parking lot of that building great houston fire department arrived first to battle the flames but the suspect started shooting. >> as they prepared to fight the fire from the suspect began to fire. adam of his firing in their direction but they had to take cover. >> and the fire officials took cover for the police officers were on scene that is when a houston police officer spotted the gunmen who they said was dressed in all black from head to toe and armed with a shotgun. they engage that suspect and fired, killing the gunmen for the investigation is still ongoing were still needed details this afternoon. police are looking for a motive. but one thing is important to note here pretty interesting is that the suspect was recently evicted from that building. that could possibly have been a

trigger for him, eric. eric: that perhaps could be a motive we'll see what police say of course. alexis thank you, arthel. if america's growing scrutiny around nfl buffalo bills of the team release rookie puncher matt he was expected to be the team's next big star but was cut yesterday after a lawsuit accused him of taking part in the gang rape of a 17 year old girl last year. a new report claims at least two other teens of potential red flags and that bills may have ignore those warnings. charles watson is in atlanta with the latest, charles. >> hey good afternoon arthel but former buffalo bills punter matt has not only lost his job, but he could be's staring at criminal charges in the future this after unnamed 17-year-old filed a civil suit in san diego superior court accusing of rate.

this lawsuit also names two of his teammates at san diego state it alleges the 17-year-old first met he was 21 at the time at a party in san diego last october while this young woman was visibly intoxicated with the suit goes on to claim that when the two were left alone araiza told the miner to quote perform sex on him before it leading her to a bedroom where she said she was gang raped by the three defendants in this case a for more than an hour as she went in and out of consciousness. buffalo bills general manager brandon said the team found out about these allegations against araiza and late to draw lots investigation. their questions how thorough this investigation was because it appeared the organization back the rookie puncher after naming him a starter. essentially it last week. a decision the team may be regretting as people question

why the bills did not act so sooner. >> we tried to be thorough and thoughtful. and not rush to judgment. i would say it's not easy. you are trying to put facts around the legal situation. sometimes with limited information. >> now the attorney for the victim in this case said the bills ignored their concerns about araiza when they came to them in july and accuse the organization of being enablers. he writes in part in a statement quote the buffalo bills had no choice but to cut their young punter after so badly botching the response to our claim. on friday araiza release a statement in defense of himself writing quote the facts of the incident are not what they are portrayed in the lawsuit or in the press but i look forward to quickly setting the record straight. now, we are told in that lawsuit that the victim in this case it

did report this incident to police and went for a rape kit the next day. we are also told police have a recording between the victim and araiza were he admits to allegedly admits to having sex with this young woman and urges her to go to get an std test but were told the san diego police has turned the findings of this investigation over to the local district attorney's office which is reviewing this case for possible charges to be filed in the future, arthel. arthel: a right charles watson thank you, eric. >> meanwhile overseas this week marks one year since u.s. troops left afghanistan after 20 years of war. but what about the afghan people? what is lifelike under the tile but now that they are no longer protected by u.s. troops? is there any hope for the country's future? that is next.

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what happened in august was not preordained to produce not in these stars is through the decisions tickets to that plan in august but i advise against withdrawing. it was my opinion. eric: is fox news sunday with jennifer griffin today saying he

opposed by administration nearly one year and deadly withdrawal the taliban is wiped out in progress including human rights, women's rights and now the country is facing widespread hunger and economic crisis. so, what is the nation's future and can and should the west h help? lieutenant colonel is the afghanistan war veteran. his international military strategist cofounder executive director of restore liberty a nonprofit aimed at promoting liberty and freedom and those values we hold dear. colonel welcome thank you to your service to our country. quest thank you for having me. >> of course. you served in afghanistan, what is the state of the afghan people today? what is it like for them to now live under the strict haney is an unforgiving rule of the tallow man?

>> eric, there is no doubt what we expected would happen after our withdrawal is happening now. it is a huge humanitarian crisis. women and children are trying their best to support themselves. often as the primary breadwinner i guess you could say a softy either fighting themselves in some way or they have been lost. afghanistan has always had challenges with maintaining the lifestyle or the freedom people would hope for there. but these families have tasted freedom under the nato flag for the last 20 years or so. and now that they have tasted that freedom, the beauty of it is they know there is hope out there they're going to continue to fight for that freedom now despite all the terrible tragedies going on around them. eric: we see humans rights, women's rights, women are not allowed to work outside the home except for some specific professions girls allowed to go to secondary school again you've got the food crisis vast majority of the country facing

extreme hunger because of the inadequacies of the taliban they could fight they seemingly cannot run a government. >> is not exactly with the taliban is there to do the first place is write an effective government for their people. the best hope the people of afghanistan has is themselves and their willingness to resist against the tallow band and push them back from what they are doing to them in a number of fronts. the tallow man as part of this the agenda of building with the women and children are doing their is they are the ones fighting for their own liberty in their own freedom and trying to provide for themselves. that is the best hope the afghans have write notes or ability to do this for themselves. we should absolutely support them in any way we can. so for how to they do that at the point of a gun when you have a taliban terrorists wanting to take your door down come in and kill you, kill you and your

family for they are so brave and courageous. is there any way, colonel, they can somehow modify the taliban, change the child in or can they even overthrow the taliban eventually? >> eric, that's really hard to say for sure what the long-term view looks like. but i guess what they need to do is they can start locally where they are at and do with the resistance the best they can within their offices where they are working. within some the nongovernmental organizations that are there to assist them. and to try to educate their children the best they can despite the taliban try to destroy that education. the other part is they can lean on the fact there is active resistance in that country. such as in the valley where there is a northern resistance again built under the soviet union's occupation of afghanistan for this is not new to afghanistan. they know better than anybody how to build resistance over time for the women and children are going to again be able to be part of that now. that taste of freedom that they

have had, they're not going to forget that anytime soon. eric: finally, colonel behind you have a part of we the people and assigns about liberty because your group is restore liberty. you openly talk about the fact they have had that tasted freedom. what can we do? what can we as americans individual citizens what can we do to try to help that? is there any way we can help them out of this and give them the help they so desperately need? now that as you say they know what life is now what it's like not under the tallow band. >> that is a very hard problem to solve for sure. one thing we have to make sure we continue from a position of strength here in america but to be an example of people around the world of what freedom and can look like. so it can continue to fight for that themselves for the second thing is to look into actual effective nongovernmental organizations that are helping the afghans. women and children specifically with education and food believe it or not things like firewood that is so limited there in

quantity. so there are options to deal but there are abilities -- we have the ability to get into afghanistan with limited numbers of people and be able to part of the solution from inside the country itself. eric: your group is resort liberty that is your aim and eventually hopefully for the afghan people despite what they've been through. lt. col. darin gaub of restore liberty thank you again for your service as we honor all of our veterans and those who serve here at fox news. good to see you sir. >> thanks eric. so that okay eric were going to go to ukraine now or russian rockets and artillery strikes are coming dangerously close to europe's largest nuclear power plant. the un is sending a special nuclear team this week to try to prevent a catastrophe that could rival chernobyl. alex hogan is live in kyiv, ukraine with the latest.

>> hi are tell intense attacks tonight on that region, one town is just across from the nuclear power plant seen fire crews respond this evening. putting out flames and making as many rescues as possible. meanwhile, earlier today throughout the weekend along limes formed in the town for residents were taking matters into their own hands preparing by collecting iodine pills. the fighting and recent escalation near the nuclear power plant prompting new steps of what to do over fears of radiation leaks. >> we were told an adult should take one tablet. i have a seven -- 8-year-old child that should take half of a tablet. >> russian showing today also in the eastern town damaging residential buildings and a school put russian's defense ministry sake this weekend is successfully hit ukrainian ammunition depots. ukraine claims have held off russian attacks from six

different directions. ukrainian militaries also assuring new footage of western weaponry like this from germany. ukraine will receive six mine hunting underwater from the u.s. and uk the british navy is training troops on how to use them especially where it is needed most in places like the port city of odesa. shipping exports of agricultural products have really surpassed 1 million tons on sunday the when calling this a remarkable achievement. now, we have seen most of the attack in recent days taking place again on the south and east and north but new this afternoon a strike hitting the western part of the country, something arthel we simply do not see as much sparking fears for people who live in those areas, arthel. arthel: absolutely it's really too much to bear i would

imagine. i think i heard church bells ringing behind you alex? >> yes it is the end of the evening prayer to be only one siren tonight. but shortly after that siren happened here we did receive news of that strike in the west repeatedly were seeing even more strikes take place outside where the power plant is as the focal point of international concern, arthel. arthel: alex hogan live in ukraine thank you alex. eric: school year is just about upon a star now concerns about monkeypox. growing among kids and parents and teachers buried coming up we will tell you what you need to know about monkeypox. expert anne rimoin will tell usr how to protect you and youdr family. conductor. ♪ go betty! ♪ let's be more than our allergies!

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americans have back-to-school parts not just covid making people nervous. many parents and students are also worried about the spread of monkeypox. so far the cdc has recorded over 17000 cases nationwide. nearly all confirmed cases are in adults. there been a handful of recent infections in children and teens. education secretary says the risk of infection in schools is low. >> we feel very optimistic is going to be a great year. family should not be worried right now about monkeypox. we have the tools we need to get student vaccination to keep them safe in our schools. >> here to way and doctor anne rimoin. spent 20 years researching monkeypox and they accredit congo republic of the congo. doctor anne rimoin it says parents teachers staff and administrators do not have enough to worry about, should they be worried about monkeypox now that students are or soon

went back to elementary and high school as well as college? >> arthel, thank you for having me. this is a big question people are asking because we are hearing so much about monkeypox. and i agree with the clip you just played. we have the tools to build to fight monkeypox where we are seeing it spread is really in adult populations men who have with men. we see very few cases in women and in children. let's not to say we could not see some spillover cases. but i think it's going to be a very rare event. because of this virus does not transmit very easily these something like sars-cov-2 to does that causes covid-19. i think it is something we have tools to be able to combat. with coarsening to be watching it. it is not something for every parent to be very concerned about. >> those in the general population we do not have to do anything about it.

>> corrected. i think at this point we really do see this virus mostly spreading and men have with men pretty few phones that category there's things you can do pretty get vaccinated you can limit your partners, you can make sure if you do get the virus you can isolate and avoid spreading it to others. but for children for the vast majority of the general population i think this is something at this point is not the most major concern to have. >> i want to move on to covid-19. it looks like this if all the new covid-19 booster shots to target the original strain and the ba.4 ba five sub variance, so who should get those vaccines? >> this is really great news. this updated vaccine is going to be available really at the beginning of september which is really fantastic. anybody that is not yet gotten their booster and is due for their booster should get this

new one. as you are going to be moving into the fall or you're going to be in closer proximity to people enclosed spaces you might want to think about getting it sooner rather than later. but really this vaccine already are ready for their next booster it's going to hopefully do a good job of being able to prevent of omicron infections and severe disease. >> if you've already had it's been six months or so can you go and get this and next you shot? >> that's exactly what we anticipate. this will be specifically spread of the omicron variant that's going to create antibodies against omicron which we have not had from the original vaccine.

it's a good move for progress it is good news and that uk the new vaccine protects from the .75 variant as well? this new variant this should be protective against these new variants. they may change the game a little bit. having an omicron based vaccine is going to do it very. >> if i get 20 seconds on this, people are now behaving like it's 2019 and socialized as s such. his human behavior helping to prolong the mutations of these viruses or is there anything we are doing as humans to advance

it or slow it down? >> when we continue to let this virus spread so rapidly, locally, nationally, globally we are going to continue to see variance. that is just where we are. there is so much of virus out there the more this virus has an opportunity to spread the morning is an opportunity to mutate and we are going to continue to see mutations spread the best hope is getting vaccines that can get in front of these mutations having coronavirus vaccines that will cover all mutations. but right now what we can get every person's going to have to think about their own risk do their work accordingly. where mass, get vaccinated, do it they need to do to protect themselves as they need to pay. >> okay, always enjoy speaking with you doctor anne rimoin thank you very much take care. >> my pleasure. eric: from earth to well, they

truth they say is out there. for the first time congress has officially recognized ufos who do exist. not only that, fears they could be a threat to national security but congressional correspondent chad pergram explains. looks unidentified flying objects have stopped military pilots for decades defying a physics. >> are going against the wind. >> for the first time congress admits unidentified aerial phenomena may exist. lawmakers want to compel the military to explain what we don't understand. >> are unexplained events out there. you cannot explain it then it's a good intelligence person you should analyze it. as to what is they are and what is not there but quick spirit the center intelligence authorization bill is a provision which says threats to the united states national security are expanding exponentially. translated lawmakers think you aps pose a danger.

establish an office to decide what's made by humans and what comes from elsewhere. >> spot something you don't understand or can't identify and our airspace is a job of those who we entrust with national security to investigate and report back too. >> congress help the first hearing on you aps and more than half a century this past spring. but that left more questions than answers. >> congress is responding to classified data we had all seen fuzzy images are not convincing. i would not expect such a bill to be authorized in monsters much more convincing evidence requests concern the military may be hiding something. >> i felt was the military attempting to some extent disguise advance programs that are working on. there are some things that do need to be explained to. >> the military has never acknowledged it could beat u.s. technology. lawmakers also worry if the technology is not from the u.s., it could beat the russians or the chinese.

and that could pose a even bigger threat. on capitol hill fox news. >> thanks chad. the countdown is on for the sick alive look at the kennedy space center in florida where the artemis one rocket will take off her historic moon mission tomorrow. we are going to ask a former astronaut about the launch and nasa's most powerful rocket when we return. r insurance, so you only pay for what you need. if anyone objects to this marriage... (emu squawks) kevin, no! not today. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ better luck next time. but i haven't even thrown yet. you threw good money away when you bought those glasses. next time, go to america's best - where two pairs and a free exam start at just $79.95. can't beat that. can't beat this, either. book an exam today at americasbest.com the unknown is not empty.

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space. clayson is down there getting ready for the launch. how excited are you? and what does this mean? we understand there may be up to 100,000 extra people in the cocoa beach area for this la launch. huge assignment for the greatest physical achievement designed by man the biggest rocket. there's lots of excitement here in cocoa beach and cape canaveral. >> remember the apollo missions of course. those were lots by saturn five rocket's. is this different from apollo? >> i think in principle it is the same for the same idea a huge rock of the huge amount of threats will put us on a trajectory to eventually take humans to the moon. think the key difference here is technology. we are using shuttle engines and solid rocket motors to help boost us into space. they are eight key things are

different. there's going to be an amazing amount of new technology involved in this launch. for the key for me and very excited to see how the orion has solar panels instead of using fuel cells like that and apollo. lots of new tech. lots of new ideas. lots of new ways to engage the public as we do this. >> one of the missions of course is a task they have a manikins, dummies that are wired up to see if the would be for humans but the goal i guess in about two years potentially was to launch astronauts to fly around the moon and eventually get back to the moon. what is that mean to you for the possibility we shall return to the moon? >> i'm very, very envious and very jealous i can't be doing it. it's very exciting for this next generation of astronauts to be able to get on this brand-new rocket and fly back to the moon. not just go there for a while

but actually go there, stay learn how to live and work there consistently over time. before they potentially talk michael into to mars would you always think about that in here that part is that realistic? can mars be habitable at least as we had the moon launch? you think we will eventually go to mars? >> think eventually we will. i think people have to realize this is a very dangerous. it's very difficult and it costs a lot of dollars. danger, difficulty dollars we understand the danger. we are savvy enough tactically to get over the difficulty part. we just have to make sure we costlier having the right amount of funding to allow student things we need to do to get humans all the way to mars. let them live and work there and then return them safely to earth. >> art that's often the future.

sounds like we've got to get to the first steps first. that's ours tomorrow morning the windows open at 8:30 3:00 a.m. in the morning. we'll have a live coverage on fox news of course. for nasa astronaut clayton anderson thank you for your service to our country. clayton you may get that you make it up to the moon again, we will go, we will go up there. why not, thank you. arthel. arthel: thanks eric. tuesday will mark 25 years since the death of princess diana a tragedy that shook the world. diana's sons are reportedly not expected to be together to honor their mother's memory. more on that coming up next. breakthrough heartburn... means your heartburn treatment is broken. try zegerid otc.

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these are expected around the world 25 years since the death of princess diana, and enforcing their two sons, princes william and harry, they will number theo kania and occasion together and present an here's christina live more. >> hi the two brothers have not talk to each other face-to-face since they unveiled the statute of their mother in the garden and at london's kensington palace bessemer according to the daily meal and of the family turmoil regarding prince harry and megan did not stop the two brothers from helping redesign the sunken garden and honor the

late princess diana in the ring hundred three was just 12 years old and william was 15 when the mom died in a horrific car crash nearly 25 years ago and of the daily is reporting the princes william and harry have decided to mark the 25th anniversary of her death, together to reportedly have agreed to and attending public events together to commemorate her loss and instinctively will grieve privately unless we carry spoke about the upcoming anniversary of his mom's death at a private charity dinner in colorado. >> i wanted to be a day filled with memories of her incredible work and offer the way that she did this, and wanted to be dated show the spirit of my mom with my family my children to wish you could've met her in every day i learned to do her proud. >> and of course expected to play in advancing kensington palace and honor the late princess diana, when the designer of her wedding dress,

how she will not be forgotten. >> i think the people just felt that she was like family and she cared and they fell close her because you knew every detail of her life, was in the press all the time all of these things going on and felt very much a part of her life in a way and so when her life was snatched away, resist big void seeking princess diana was only 36 year olds old when she died on august the first 1997, millions of people around the world morning her tragic and untimely loss. arthel: she was going to send, christina coleman, thank you christina and well eric. >> i remember glamour but also her charity work such a legacy.

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