he has said those bank statements were then used to secure the interview with his sister and charles spencersigner to say that he had no idea why he was being asked to produce these documents but he will say that when it became clearer to him, he raised the issue but he is going to allege that he was made a scapegoat by the bbc and he was asked, he claims, not to speak to the press at the time and he also goes as far as to say that he was the bbc‘s fall guy for mr bashir‘s actions and he is demanding an apology from the bbc, as is princess diana's brother, charles spencer. what has the bbc said in response? earlier this week, the bbc had apologised for those fake bank state m e nts apologised for those fake bank statements that were produced. it says it is going to carry out, and has promised to carry out, a robust inquiry into what happened. there have been further allegations that have been further allegations that have been further allegations that have been made by princess diana's brother, charles spencer. the issue that the bbc says it has got at the moment is it can't speak to the man

diana's brother, charles spencer, says martin bashir showed him forged bank statements suggesting that she thought she was being spied on, that her life might be in danger, that she was being briefed against by prince cha rles' staff. well, my husband's side were very busy. martin bashir‘s forged bank statements looked like evidence of dirty tricks. it was, her brother says, an attempt to win access to diana. and matt wiessler, the graphic artist that created those bank statements, has now spoken out. i got home from work and i got a phone call from martin bashir, and he wanted me to do a favour for him and it was really urgent and really important. martin asked me to make up a couple of bank statements that he needed the following day, and he did say that they were just going to be used as copies. so, on that night, i was just making some props for filming purposes. charles spencer says he's speaking out now, 25 years later, because he found out recently that the bbc knew about the forged bank statements. the bbc did hold an inquiry in 1996 when the bank statements were first made pub

diana‘s brother, charles spencer, says martin bashir showed him forged bank statements suggesting that was being spied on, that her life might be in danger, that she was being briefed against by prince charles‘ staff. well, my husband‘s side were very busy. martin bashir‘s forged bank statements looked like evidence of dirty tricks. it was, her brother says, an attempt to win access to diana. and matt wiessler, the graphic artist that created those bank statements, has now spoken out. i got home from work and i got a phone call from martin bashir, and he wanted me to do a favour for him and it was really urgent and really important. martin asked me to make up a couple of bank statements that he needed the following day, and he did say that they were just going to be used as copies. so, on that night, i wasjust making some props forfilming purposes. charles spencer says he‘s speaking out now, 25 years later, because he found out recently that the bbc knew about the forged bank statements. the bbc did hold an inquiry in 1996 when the bank statements were first made public. never publishe

charles spencer, diana's brother, claims bashir said her car and phones were being tracked.ashir has yet to respond to the claims. the bbc saying he's too ill to comment after suffering covid-19 and undergoing heart surgery. the bbc cleared bashir of any wrongdoing in 1996 pointing to a letter from diana in which she says she was pleased with the interview and wasn't if forced into anything. >> of course, this report and this investigation is sending just a ripple effect and shock waves through anyone who loves the royals and pays attention to the royals. shockwaves through anyone who loves the royals and pays attention to the royalwaves through anyone w the royals and pays attention to the royals. britain's sunday times reported last month that bashir created fake bank statements for the november 1995 interview in an attempt of his brother's defense. we understand that bbc is investigating this. >> definitely it was a memorable interview. we will keep you updated. >>> coming up, white castle stuffing? white castle stuffing? ♪ >>> as i walk through the valley >>> as i walk t

diana's brother, charles spencer, says martin bashir showed him forged bank statements suggesting that time for diana. she thought she was being spied on, that her life might be in danger, that she was being briefed against by prince charles' staff. well, my husband's side were very busy. martin bashir‘s forged bank statements looked like evidence of dirty tricks. it was, her brother says, an attempt to win access to diana. and matt wiessler, the graphic artist that created those bank statements, has now spoken out. i got home from work and i got a phone call from martin bashir, and he wanted me to do a favour for him and it was really urgent and really important. martin asked me to make up a couple of bank statements that he needed the following day, and he did say that they were just going to be used as copies. so, on that night, i was just making some props for filming purposes. charles spencer says he's speaking out now, 25 years later, because he found out recently that the bbc knew about the forged bank statements. the bbc did hold an inquiry in1996 when the bank statements were

charles spencer says he's speaking out now, 25 years later, because he found out recently that the bbc in the ‘90s have all moved on. the new director—general has acknowledged the deceit and promised an independent inquiry. there are a lot of questions. christian leaders have... but so far, no answers from martin bashir — now the bbc‘s religion editor. seen up and about this weekend, the bbc says he is recovering from heart surgery and is unable to answer questions. jonny dymond, bbc news. it's 25 years since the disability discrimination act was passed — landmark civil rights legislation protecting disabled people in employment, education and the provision of goods and services. despite that, new research for the bbc suggests nearly a quarter of young disabled people feel they can't lead independent lives. 60% say they find pubs and clubs inaccessible. and four out of five people asked feel the needs of disabled people have been overlooked during the pandemic. 0ur disability news correspondent nikki fox reports. the voices of disabled people in the uk. if you see me walking up a fligh

charles spencer says he was never asked anything by the bbc in 1996.s he has notes from the time about the things that martin bashir told him and this investigation will want to hear all the different side. at the heart of this is whether the princess was misled into taking part in the interview but will we ever know? um, that is part of what is at the heart of this, yes, it is partly about whether she was misled and of course, the bbc says it has a letter from her saying she was perfectly happy about it. but it is also about whether or not in an attempt to get access to princess diana, serious lies were told and forgeries made in what is a gross breach of journalistic ethics. that is a very important point. and the second very important point. and the second very important point. and the second very important point is, did the bbc then cover that up or failed to investigate it properly? it is not just about princess diana and whether she was misled, it is about whether she was misled, it is about whether charles spencer was misled and whether or not t

diane his brother charles spencer says martin showed him forged bank statements suggesting conspiracyst that created those bank statements has now spoken out.” artist that created those bank statements has now spoken out. i got home from work and i got a phone call from martin that share, he wa nted call from martin that share, he wanted me to do a favour for him. and it was really urgent and really important. martin asked me to make up important. martin asked me to make upa important. martin asked me to make up a couple of bank statements that he needed the following day. and he did say that there were just going to be used as copies. 0n did say that there were just going to be used as copies. on that night i was just making some props for filling me purposes. charles spencer says he speaking out now 25 leaders because he found out recently that the bbc knew about the forged bank statements. the men and women who ran bbc news in the 90s have all moved on. the new director general has acknowledged the deceit and promised an independent inquiry. there are a lot of questions. but so far

dina's brother, charles spencer says martin showed him forged bank statement suggesting conspiracy tofrom work and i got a phone call from micro and i got a phone call from micro and he wanted me to do a favour for him, and it was really urgent and really important. martin asked me to make upa really important. martin asked me to make up a couple of bank statements that he needed the following day. and he did say that there were just going to be used as copies, so on that night i wasjust making some props for filming purposes. charles spencer says he is speaking out now 25 years later because he found out recently that the bbc knew about the forged bank statements. the men and women who ran bbc news in the 90s have all moved on. the new director general has acknowledged the deceit and promised an independent inquiry. there are a lot of questions. but so far no answers from martin bashir, now the bbc prospect religion editor. seen and about this weekend the bbc says he is recovering from heart surgery and is unable to a nswer heart surgery and is unable to answer questions. this is out

diana's brother, charles spencer, says martin bashir showed him forged bank statements suggesting thatfor diana. she thought she was being spied on, that her life might be in danger, that she was being briefed against by prince charles' staff. well, my husband's side were very busy. martin bashir‘s forged bank statements looked like evidence of dirty tricks. it was, her brother says, an attempt to win access to diana. and matt wiessler, the graphic artist that created those bank statements, has now spoken out. i got home from work and i got a phone call from martin bashir, and he wanted me to do a favour for him and it was really urgent and really important. martin asked me to make up a couple of bank statements that he needed the following day, and he did say that they were just

charles spencer claims journalist martin bashir used forged documents to get diana to agree to the interviewthe bbc knew about the deception. bashir has not commented. >>> back here in the u.s., some grocery store chains are limiting the sales of certain items as coronavirus cases soar. kroger, giant and other operators are limiting the purchase of paper products, soap and wipes. it's all to prevent the shortages many customers experienced last spring. >> we think that there's going to be a lot of limits at retail level that will hopefully help mitigate that to earlier to allow the lack of stockpiling that we saw before. >> experts suggest buying nonperishable and frozen items now. >>> united airlines is adding 1,400 domestic flights for thanksgiving week as more people start traveling for the holiday. the airline expects to see the biggest number of passengers since march. it's also bringing back food service. >>> we've heard about the new coronavirus vaccine and overnight more good news. a new antibody treatment. also this morning, new cdc guidelines on thanksgiving. earlier i spoke with d

charles spencer, diana's brother, has claimed bashir had bank statements forged to trick diana into thinkingwere being paid for information on her, and that bashir said her car and phones were being tracked. he's yet to comment on this saying he's too ill from covid-19. david? >> james longman live in london for us. thank you. >>> when we come back, the subway attack in new york city. watch your blue light lanterns, blast those eardrum bangers! look at this one: he's trying to pick up the mail! hah! silly... oh... silly humans. who do you think you are? pain will bring you to your senses. you cannot keep this up! pain says you can't. advil says you can. you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase every day. objection! overruled! and right now, earn 100,000 bonus miles when you spend 20,000 dollars in your first year. i'll allow it. what's in your wallet?® which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the

charles spencer says he's speaking out now, 25 years later, because he found out recently that the bbcctor—general has acknowledged the deceit and promised an independent inquiry. there are a lot of questions. christian leaders have. but so far, no answers from martin bashir — now the bbc‘s religion editor. seen up and about this weekend, the bbc says he is recovering from heart surgery and is unable to answer questions. jonny dymond, bbc news. president trump's campaign fundraising drive is continuing even though the election is all but over. emails have been sent to supporters asking them to help fund legal challenges to election results in battleground states. this email sent yesterday — called on supporters to help defend michigan, making unsubstantiated claims of election fraud. interestingly, the wall street journal points out that if you look at the fine print, 50% of any donation will go to the legal defence fund, the other half? that will go to paying back campaign debt. here to discuss is our good friend ron christie. who sent me this yesterday. i say keep the $5 in your pock

there have been further allegations that have been made by princess diana's brother, charles spencer.ho carried out that interview with princess diana. the bbc says that he has been seriously unwell. well, at the weekend, mr bashir was pictured in one of the sunday newspapers, out on a friday night, having visited, the paper said, a takeaway, and that of course raised questions aboutjust how seriously unwell mr bashir is. we had a further, fresh statement from the corporation saying mr bashir is recovering from quadruple heart bypass surgery and also complications, having contracted covid—19 earlier this year. as a result of that, he is recovering and has been signed off work by doctors. that is the issue, the bbc says, they can't speak to mr bashir at the moment but they promise an inquiry but clearly, a huge amount of pressure is still building on the corporation to explain exactly what happened. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the us president—elect, joe biden, is set to take the next steps in his plans for the white house today by launching a task—force to deal with the co

charles spencer.rry and prince williams coping with another deeply personal development in different ways. nbc's kelly cobiella reports. good morning. >> reporter: hi. good morning, hoda. sources close to prince harry say some are driving to wedge between the two brothers overall of this. prince william has already spoken out about the investigation into this 1995 bombshell interview with his mother, princess diana, calling it a step in the right direction. prince harry hasn't yet commented. and a source close to him says he's aware of what's happening. prince harry from his home in santa barbara is getting regular updates a source close to him tells nbc news adding you don't need a public statement. prince harry was 11, prince william 13 when their mother princess diana sat down to tell her side of the story about her marriage to prince charles. >> well, there were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded. >> reporter: prince charles and princess diana's divorce was finalized months late

and we heard from charles spencer, as well, harry's uncle. he said, i can't imagine the agony. weren't necessarily aware of this story, but they're not saying much more than what we've heard about that so far. >> max, thank you for all of the reporting from there and the reaction to this. really interesting, john. obviously, it is sort of a new experience for women to come forward and publicly talk about what has been a taboo subject for a long time with miscarriage. and you know, as somebody who has been somewhat public about struggles with fertility, it is so helpful when someone as public as meghan markle talks about it. it lifts everybody's kind of silent burden somehow. >> it makes a huge difference. and i think she is trying to make a difference, even beyond that, though, that in and of itself is really, really helpful, but she's just talking about empathy. she's talking about feeling. and she's talking about being a good neighbor and a good person. >> and, you know, again, so many people wonder, what can you say when you know that somebody is either going through inferti

. >>> it's been nearly 40 years since prince charles married lady diana spencer.ople around the world. every moment of their lives was followed and scrutinized by the public until princess diana died in a car crash in 1997 at the age of 36. actress emma corwin portrays her in the fourth season of netflix's "the crown." we recently spoke with her while she's on lockdown in london. >> lady diana spencer, your imagine industry. >> i was speaking. >> reporter: in the latest season of "the crown" -- >> oh, dear. >> reporter: -- the epic sag gaffe the british royal family. >> your majesty. >> reporter: diana finally makes her entrance. >> you're not what we expect from royalty. >> well, that's because i don't think of myself as royalty. you know, first and foremost i'm a wife and a mother. >> reporter: newcomer emma corwin plays the doomed princess who would charm the world and rock the monarchy. >> what sort of weight does that carry? >> i really struggled with that in the beginning because obviously suddenly felt like an enormous pressure and responsibility and made t

. >> the archbishop of canterbury called the wedding of prince charles and lady diana spencer today thedon tonight are still talking about the events of the day. >> when you have great moments like the royal wedding, they are part of history. and it's done beautifully and everybody has a chance to watch it all on television, and everybody just wants to drink a toast to chuck and di. >> a princess who must now be aware, as it was on this day, that every single move she makes in public will be recorded and observed. a very difficult life indeed. >> we'll be back in just a moment with some closing observations and one final look at what has justifiably been called the wedding of the century. >> by the authority of the state of new york, i pronounce that they are husband and wife. you may kiss the bride. >> your wedding was seen by an astonishing number of people. 16 and 19 million viewers. how do you account for that kind of popularity? >> oh, i can't. i can't. the way it's grown is just amazing to me. >> it did appear in the '80s that it was a good time for daytime soap operas, especially

important new addition to the mix lady diana spencer soon to become princess diana, as played by emma current. the new series concentrates on her early romance with charles and her difficult introduction into what court hears referred to as the firm. is the stuff of which fairy tales are a prince and princess. the assassination of lord mountbatten tense relations with britain's 1st female prime minister. and the continuing was a princess margaret, are also addressed. but there's no doubt about the main subject of the crown season for the plot thickens. and joining me now is adrian kennedy from our culture desk, and i am so looking forward to this adrian obviously because it deals with the really explosive historic events. that's right. the 1st 3 series of really just being laying the groundwork, planting the seeds and building to this incredible crescendo. we've seen prince charles growing up in the last series. we know that she's been deprived of love sent off to boarding school, but he doesn't really want to be king that he loves a woman that he cannot have. and now his marriage to a more suitable woman is the accident waiting to happen into princess d

> this season of "the crown" highlights the mayor at that time trouble of prince charles and princess diana harold spencery speaking out about the show >> americans told me they've watched the crown as if taking a history lesson well, they haven't >> reporter: and meghan's lawsuit against the newspaper, "the mail", markle is choosing to focus on positive writing, "we are adjusting to a new normal where faces are concealed by masks, but forcing us to look into one another's eyes, sometimes filled with warmth and other times with tears. for the first time in a long time as human beings, we are really seeing one another. are we okay? we will be." she also emphasized how common this is among women, writing that in a room of 100 women, 10 to 20 will have suffered a miscarriage. >> erin, thank you. >> when we come back this morning we will take a little bit of a turn and talk about the forces behind america's chess explosion. >> oh, chess is what is happening right now, and we will have a look at what is fueling the game's increased popularity with players from coast to coast right after this. annie, want to sa

important new addition to the mix lady diana spencer soon to become princess diana, as played by emma current. the new series concentrates on her early romance with charles and her difficult introduction into what court here is referred to as the firm. is the star fairy tales of a prince and princess. the assassination of lord mountbatten tense relations with britain's 1st female prime minister and the continuing woes of princess margaret are also addressed. but there's no doubt about the main subject of the crown season for the plot thickens. and joining me now is adrian kennedy from our culture desk, and i am so looking forward to this adrian obviously because it deals with a really explosive historic event. that's right. the 1st 3 series have really just being laying the groundwork, planting the seeds and building to this incredible crescendo. we've seen prince charles growing up in the last series. we know that he's been deprived of lot of same tough to boarding school, but he doesn't really want to be king that he loves a woman. he cannot have. and now his marriage to a more suitable woman is the axe to waiting to happen to enter. princess diana, to

important new addition to the mix lady diana spencer soon to become princess diana, as played by emma current. the new series concentrates on her early romance with charles and her difficult introduction into what court hears referred to as the firm. which fairy tales, a prince and princess wedding. the assassination of lord mountbatten tense relations with britain's 1st female prime minister. and the continuing was a princess margaret, are also addressed. but there's no doubt about the main subject of the crown season for the plot thickens. and joining me now is adrian kennedy from our culture desk, and i am so looking forward to this adrian obviously because it deals with a really explosive historic event. that's right. the 1st 3 series of really just being laying the groundwork, planting the seeds and building to this incredible crescendo. we've seen prince charles growing up in the last series. we know that he's been deprived of love sent off to boarding school, but he doesn't really want to be king that he loves a woman that he cannot have. and now his marriage to a more suitable woman is the accident waiting to happen. and princess diana, who soon

early spencer, renewed claims that martin bashir, the journalist who did the interview, produced fake documents to win his family's trust. >> very soon after that interview, the queen instructed charles to divorce, so it set a chain of events that some could argue led to diana's death. >> reporter: the bbc says bashir is unavailable for comment ashe recovers from heart surgery and covid-19. roxana saberi, cbs news, london. >> o'donnell: coming up next, why a violin serenade never sounded as sweet as it did in this i.c.u. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a hi

important new addition to the mix lady diana spencer soon to become princess diana, as played by emma current. the new series concentrates on her early romance with charles and her difficult introduction into what court here is referred to as the firm. is the stuff of which fairy tales. a prince and princess. the assassination of lord mountbatten tense relations with britain's 1st female prime minister and the continuing woes of princess margaret are also addressed. but there's no doubt about the main subject of the crown season for the plot thickens. and joining me now is adrian kennedy from our culture desk, and i am so looking forward to this adrian obviously because it deals with a really explosive historic event. that's right. the 1st 3 series have really just been laying the groundwork, planting seeds and building to this incredible crescendo. we've seen prince charles growing up in the last series. we know that he's being deprived of lot of sent off to boarding school, but he doesn't really want to be king that he loves a woman that he cannot have. and now his marriage to a more suitable woman is the accident waiting to happen. and princess diana,

earl spencer, dina's brother, renewed claims that martin bashir, the journalist that did the interview produced fake documents to win the family trust. >> very soon after that the queen instructed charlesiana to divorce so that said in the chain a series of events that some could argue led to her death. >> reporter: the bbc said that she was unavailable for comment, and he is recovering from heart surgery and covid-19. cbs news, london. >>> with the shift to vermont learning during the pandemic 12south a teenager is helping to supplement what students learn in the online classes. >> sharon chin shows us how the and award winners reaching students across the country and around the world. >> reporter: when the bay area began to shelter-in-place, andrew lu and several friends brainstorming on how to keep children wanting to learn. >> i think this would be missed opportunity if we not did you do something about that. >> we will talk about the united states foundational documents. >> reporter: andrew wu and his friends came up with yet the kids, used academic programs association. cofounder and copresident with over 3000 since taking the free, virtual classes in all 50 states and 10 countri

most controversial aspects including the timeline of prince charles' affair with camilla parker bowles and verbal abuse towards diana. earl spencerworries that the americans tend to take "the crown" as fact which it is not. stuart: i agree with that. watching the series all the way through, it is heavily fictional in various places. all right. susan is pulling a face here. susan: fictional? stuart: it is fictional. susan: they had diana's dress, had -- stuart: elements of fiction. you americans. susan: yeah. stuart: check the markets, please, get me out of this. the session lows for the dow. we're right there now. down 327, that is for the dow. the nasdaq is down about half a percent, 66 points lower. morgan stanley raising the price target on apple. they think it is going to go to $191 a share. that is their bull case. that is the best case they have got. luke capital, another outfit, they upgraded the stock as well and apple is up this morning. >>> salestores is in talks to acquire slack. that could happen earlier this week. sales force is down, slack is up. >>> cyber monday, that is today of course. spending set to smash recor

charles. >> where do i fit in? >> you fit in because you're my wife. >> reporter: diana's brother, earl spencer, accused the bbc ofew about the fake documents but what he found out only two weeks ago is that the bbc also knew. the british broadcasting corporation says it is taking all of the allegations very seriously, and claims diana sent the bbc a handwritten note, reportedly missing for years but now found, in which she said the documents played no role in her decision to talk. >> kelly, what kind of consequences could this investigation hold? >> reporter: well, to be clear, this is not a criminal investigation. we're talking about really a risk to the bbc for reputational damage and possibly the end of martin bashir's career. he is still working for the bbc. but he hasn't yet commented on this. the bbc says that he's recovering from severe complications from covid and from heart surgery. we should note, also, that the bbc did its own internal investigation back in 1996 and found no wrongdoing. hoda? >> kelly cobiella for us in london. kelly, thank you. >>> all right. just ahead, given the hopeful news about t

earl spencer has made further allegations of the bbc news underhand tact to secure the famous panorama back in 1995, about her failing millage to prince charlesigate substantive new information if there is any. he is currently ill with complications with coronavirus. the police watchdog says an investigation into for office ogres the watchdog says there is an indication the officers may have committed misconduct in public office. stephen lawrence was murdered in southeast london that year. murdered in southeast london that yea r. two murdered in southeast london that year. two men are currently in prison for his murder. another child has been rescued from rubble in the turkish city of izmir after friday's earthquake. there were shouts ofjoy as the 3—year—old girl was pulled from a collapsed building. she'd been shielded from serious injury after being trapped behind a washing machine. her mother is believed to be still trapped beneath the rubble. 100 people are now known to have died following friday's quake, the vast majority in the city of izmir. wonderful to see her aisles open. —— eyes open. maybe almost the trace of a smile. what an incr