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prince harry and meghan markle. shoot as an engaged couple. >> meghan was like a breath of fresh air. she was fantastic. she wasn't the shy, retiring royal girlfriend. >> if meghan markle was the slightest bit nervous about stepping out in front of the british public for the very first time, it didn't show. >> we're particularly happy to be at our first royal foundation event with meghan. >> women don't need to find a voice. they have a voice. they need to feel empowered to use it. and people need to be encouraged to listen. >> the young royals are a real pr boost to the royal family. they're modern, attractive. so i think that they really renovated the royal brand. >> we in the press started talking about the fab four, what could they achieve together. they seemed a great and very dynamic unit. but it didn't last very long. the chef's chicken sandwiches at panera, freshly prepared with clean ingredients... spark an explosion of the senses. so when you finally taste it, it just confirms... this. is. fantastic. and o

we are learning meghan markle didn't travel to scotland with prince harry, what do you think of that? >> yes, there are rumors, of course, she was instructed not to come, i don't believe they would be so hateful about everything at this time, however, we also know that the queen and prince harry invited harry and meghan markle to spend the night earlier that week and they were rejected, so there could be friction there. there could have been hurt feelings, they had an opportunity to spend time with her and theyopted not to, i sincerely believe kate was not going to be there, they wanted to be with the babies and meghan markle just didn't want to being the only wife, might have felt uncomfortable being the only wife there and might have felt out of place. i don't think anybody would do anything hateful or hurtful toward meghan markle, king charles walked meghan down the aisle for her wedding. this family has shown meghan markle plenty of love. >> todd: can you envision a scenario where harry will ever be brought back into the fold now that his father in king? >> no, and i don't mean th

meghan markle is now issuing a critique of the british monarchy and king charles iii separately, despite that there are justified things to be said about his mother criticisms, such as being the figurehead of a colonial empire who never apologized for a crime committed by me. karl brought his own special flavor to the work. it is expressed in the fact that the king behaves like a big capricious child, and also treats his subordinates disgustingly. in my opinion. this was not at all characteristic of the queen. food for thought about the character of the new king was given by scandalous episodes during solemn ceremonies, when charles iii allowed himself to be irritable , the american publication accused him of being rude and dismissive of his servants, citing a recent article in the london garden where it was said that about 100 of his staff received official notice that they could be fired. after charles iii and queen concert camila will move out of their current residence. buckingham palace. moreover , some of the courtiers received such letters at the moment when they accompanied the k

meghan markle there who was speaking in manchester in the uk herfirst who was speaking in manchester her first speech who was speaking in manchester in the uk herfirst speech in the uk since she left the uk with harry. the financial times a lot of detail, more detailed about the energy package that is expected to be announced with what's in there for businesses but also for households as they face soaring energy costs in the uk, which got its predicted what many businesses out of business. so we shall be discussing that in more detail as i say in our business coverage in 25 minutes. let's get some of the day's other news. seven men and one woman have gone on trial over the 2016 bastille day attack in nice when a gunman drove a heavy truck at high speed into a crowd gathered to watch fireworks on the riviera seafront, killing 86 people and injuring more than 400. the attacker in nice was shot dead by police and those on trial are accused of helping him. the trial is expected to last until december more than 60 people have been killed by an earthquake in china's sichuan province. the m

meghan markle's coach is rapidly turning into a pumpkin .een an independent and loud comeback in the global media space, but caused by no means admiration for the inspector of emotions, commenting ranges from bewilderment and indignation. yes , outright ridicule. meghan markle immodestly compared himself to nelson mandela. why is it sometimes better to be silent? than the lizunk will tell, the post called megan a spoiled princess. and a brief history of her life was described as follows by peanut and the crown after mexico and her and prince harry's decision to resign from the duties of titled members of the royal family and set sail for the usa forever buckingham castle. he forbade her to publicly be called the duchess of sussex on australian television. now they have been given a different title. i tormented. so i could n't finish this article. it's just unbearable she she is in australia we would just call her a fool. yes, that's exactly what we would call it a full release , we are talking about unread. natya in the american magazine kat

i understand the drama with meghan markle and all that stuff. >> carley: there is drama and could be this moment when william invited harry and meghan to tour windsor was a show of unity. now prince harry has a tell-all book that could dive into really private details. we had a guest on yesterday that said some details could be critical of the queen consort who is popular in the u.k. and meghan markle did an interview with a cut, which is a magazine and it was very, very positive toward meghan markle and her feelings and still to this day, she was criticizing her life as a royal. >> todd: is it all worth it? blood is thicker than water and you are jeopardizing your relationship with the kid that you grew up with, the kid you were by when your mom was tragically killed over two decades ago. you found love, is it worth it to have a horrible relationship with your brother. they smoothed it over fer 10 seconds here, you hope they let by gones be by gones. >> carley: look at the things people have placed in front of windsor and buckingham palace, including flowers and a lot of people are l

inflamed around meghan markle in an interview with an american publication.rself to a wrestler for the human rights of nelson mandela, prince harry's wife said that the people of south africa rejoiced at their wedding as well as the release from prison of the former president of south africa. well, her grandson reacted to her statement. mandela, he noted that, before comparing yourself with a politician, you need to study the history of the country, which for many years was a british colony, and in a resonant interview with elizabeth. the american new york post called megan a spoiled princess, and a brief history of her life was described in this way by peat and the crown. after meksidita her with prince harry, the decision to resign from the duties of titled members of the royal family and forever sail to the united states buckingham palace. he forbade her to publicly be called the duchess of sussex on australian television. she has now been given a different title. i was so sick that i could n't finish reading this article. it's just unbearable she she is i

, but tensions associated with palace life led prince harry and meghan markle to relinquish the royal duties and moved to the u.s. her royal highness into the passing of prince philip, his her husband is 73 years leaving her without her beloved partner for the final portion of her raining. a platinum jubilee earlier this year marked the queen's 70 years on the throne, although she missed a number of those events due to what was described as discomfort. her passing closes the tenure that left an indelible mark on all of england, as well as the world. >>> so what happens next? detailed plans for the aftermath of the queen's death have been in place since the 1960s. if she died in london, a process called operation london bridge what unfold but because she died in scotland, her body will be taken to a palace in edinburg where she will then be transferred to london five days after her death. queen elizabeth's funeral is expected to happen 10 days after her death following a national period of mourning. immediately after the queen's death, her oldest child, charles, automatically bec

meghan markle gave a speech at the one young world summit, which brings together young leaders from 190ing her role as a senior working royal. earlier on monday, prince harry and meghan markle were pictured entering london euston�*s train station as they made their way to manchester. and finally, a father and son team from germany and son team from germany have won the world' oldest gas balloon race. wilhelm and benjamin eimers set off on friday from st gallen in switzerland, and were airborne for two days, 12 hours and 50 seconds. they flew almost 1600 kilometres in a straight line, along the border between germany and austria, travelling through hungary, serbia, romania, and bulgaria. they are the first father and son team to win the race. congratulations to them from all of us here bbc news. you've been watching newsday. just a reminder of the breaking news that we brought from canada! damien sanderson has been found dead. senior officials say the other suspect, dead. senior officials say the othersuspect, his dead. senior officials say the other suspect, his brother, dead. senior of

meghan markle, we are not told why she wouldn't be there.imagine tells me, martha, let's get down the drama. whatever the reasons are the closest knit family members right there with the queen. mi hope for them would be that these are while they may seem like hospice moments because the doctors have you gather, that they are quality moments, too, that she is able to be medically aided right now and they can have those conversations. they are so rich as human beings for us to experience. >> kayleigh: they are. emily go ahead. >> emily: just one quick thought because i was reading about the passing of the queen mother. and health when she was dying, she had opportunities to speak with friends on the phone. to give away favorite courses to different people. you are so right, harris how long this. period goes on for the queen that she will have that opportunity. i think she is the type of person who has been and plan for so many things in her life, she has planned for this moment as well in a very methodical way given the importance of what it a

changed meghan markle also said.nt her children to go to an english school after of this statement, as well as after the accusation of the english royal family of racism, the romance with britain for megan is completed, but in the usa it seems that megan began to get tired of long conversations about skin color on the eve of her 25th birthday. the death of princess diana is here at kensington palace in london in memory of this, flowers and photographs. this coincidence in time leads to a comparison of the two princesses, and it is not in favor of meghan markle, if diana was called the people's princess, then megan can be called anti-people the american press is already publishing on her caricatures and megan, unlike diana, who was the heroine of a tragedy, becomes the heroine of a comedy, and this is a low genre. unlike the word willing megan never gave an interview and will not give queen elizabeth silently abstruse. this is a russian proverb, quite suitable in quality. rules for members of the royal family, includi

they like you one day as in the case of meghan markle.s all positive and glowing during the wedding in a little bit after the wedding but after the honeymoon. the british press, the majority of the british press turned on megan and the positive headlines were over. yes we had jubilant crowds yesterday for the new king charles iii but the real question is what is he going to do with his monarchy. on the one hand the monarchy the queen elizabeth had was serving the purpose of beautifying a country when it was divided in healing a country when it was broken but perhaps prince charles will come in and take the reins a little bit differently and in particular promote those causes that are now at the forefront of all of our minds. in particular climate change. jon: let me read for you some of the u.s. press coverage. in this case from the wall street journal. here's what the editorial board had to say. americans these days think of the british monarchy as celebrity and family drama. diana, charles, prince andrew jeffrey epstein, megan and harry

meghan markle gave a speech at the one young world summit, which brings together young leaders from 190er role as a senior working royal. judith moritz reports. as crowds go, this one was well warmed up before the headline act arrived. please welcome meghan and harry... if the duke and duchess of sussex were hoping for a positive reception, they got it. a cheering and applause. young delegates from more than 200 countries watched meghan make herfirst speech in the uk since the couple moved to california. well, good evening, everyone. it is...very nice to be back in the uk. she talked about how parenthood has changed her. i was now married and i was now a mom. seeing the global community through the eyes of my child, and i then asked, what is this world he would come to adopt and what can we do, what can i do to make it better? i'm thrilled that my husband is able to join me this time... applause. ..to be able to see and witness firsthand my respect for this incredible organisation, for all it provides and accomplishes. this event has been carefully chosen by the duchess of sussex. she h

say, members of the royal family are too interested in the color of the skin of the unborn child meghan marklet is not sufficiently interested in her subtle inner world and does not support her in difficult times, of which i have markle, it turns out that there were a lot here. so what queen elizabeth described as the terrible year of 1992, when windsor palace was on fire and her children began to divorce one by one. it turns out that year was not the only terrible in her life. the past year has also been very difficult. when her husband prince philip died well, not everything is in order. she leaves not only in family life, but also in the life of the kingdom. firstly, this is an economic and energy crisis, which should come this winter. and besides, this is a pandemonium of prime ministers. they change one after another as a result of brexit. recently a completely ugly and shameful story happened to the prime minister, boris johnson, who was literally thrown out of office and then, well, he resisted and, uh, told lies to his parliament, did not admit that he had violated the law, in addition

so meghan markle is her own worst enemy i think actually and she has done a great deal of damage to thetish people are fed up with all of that. jackie: i think you're right. nile gardner, good to see you. thank you. >> my pleasure, thank you. jackie: outrage, you can't make this up, house speaker nancy pelosi's husband dodging extra 20% loss, selling nvidia stock before august u.s. restrictions while nancy herself now apparently vying for ambassador ship for italy? gop wins house majority in midterms. not too shabby for fancy nancy. media critics not buying white house efforts to blame trump for covid school woes. we have an education expert, nicole neily coming up next on the "the evening edit". into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. sofi. get your money right. [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] a pool floatie is like whooping cough, it's not just for kids. whooping cough is highly

rachel: you have a lot of thoughts about meghan markle.ou were the one who dubbed her the aoc of britain. pete: we'll see. speaking of that, not speaking of that at all, let's turn the page to an entirely different thing. let me say this, everywhere i go people come up to me and say, i'm going to the patriot awards or i'm thinking about going to the patriot awards. if you're in that second camp, it is time to get your tickets right now. fox nation.com/patriot awards. tickets are going fast. there is still space. there is still space at special events that precede the awards show as well. foxnation.com/patriotawards. we'll all be there. tucker, lauren, sean, "the five," gutfeld. fox news channel transported to hollywood, florida on the biggest stage you can have, highlighting america's biggest unsung heroes. stories you don't want to miss. we are sharing a room. i wanted a queen bed. he said doubles. that may have not be true. that is how excited -- as it gets closer, you can feel it building. as it gets closer you will want to be there eve

meghan markle gave a speech at the one young world summit, which brings together young leaders from 190han markle were pictured entering london euston's train station as they made their way to manchester. you can see the two of them there on screen, certainly a very important moment for the two of them indeed. as megan mark and made that speech. the first public speech since she made that decision. for now, that takes us to the end of this hour of newsday. thanks so much forjoining us. there's lots more on the bbc website about all of the top stories that we've had for you today. an update on what's happened in the uk leadership race, but till next time, i'll see you then. thanks so much forjoining us. hello there. so far, the weather for the month of september has been one of contrast. eastern england has stayed dry and quite warm. out to the west, it's been pretty wet at times, and partly responsible is this area of low pressure sitting out in the atlantic. you can see the cloud spiralling in an anticlockwise direction. that's the weather fronts, and they've been kicking in and produc

meghan markle gave a speech at the one young world summit, which brings together young leaders from 190orking royal. judith moritz reports. as crowds go, this one was well warmed up before the headline act arrived. mc: please welcomej meghan and harry... if the duke and duchess of sussex were hoping for a positive reception, they got it. cheering and applause. young delegates from more than 200 countries watched meghan make herfirst speech in the uk since the couple moved to california. well, good evening, everyone. it is...very nice to be back in the uk. she talked about how parenthood has changed her. i was now married and i was now a mom. seeing the global community through the eyes of my child, and i then asked, what is this world he would come to adopt and what can we do, what can i do to make it better? i'm thrilled that my husband is able to join me this time... applause. ..to be able to see and witness firsthand my respect for this incredible organisation, for all it provides and accomplishes. this event has been carefully chosen by the duchess of sussex. she has a long connecti

. >> right. >> so it wasn't even your criticism of meghan markle. >> no. >> you stood up for peirst's why you -- >> i'm not racist. he's not racist but because he said something about somebody who is mixed race -- is that the right word? >> sure. you're not going to canceled here. >> you're not going to get canceled on foxed. fox.>> so he's deemed a racist d that's not fair. i said that's nothing to do with that. he knew meghan for a long time so he actually -- he's talking from experience. rachel: right. so you -- somebody from another country who has worked here for a long time, you have an understanding of what race relations are like in england versus here. what's your perception of how americans deal with race? are we obsessed? >> i think the world is right now, to be honest with you. i really do. and some of out i totally agree with. and the younger generation is fighting back for their dignity, for their rights, what they feel is their rights. and so it's like okay, fine, but it doesn't deem you a racist if you don't agree with the way they are going about it. so everybody i

. -- the way meghan markle and prince harry is beginning to be right about by the british establishmenteresting to see how that all works out. amy: just to be clear, meghan markle, who leveled charges of racism against the royal family, and prince andrew, who paid out multimillion dollar settlement in sexual sault case involving himself related to jeffrey epstein. >> should be remembered prince andrew dsn't really have money of his own, it was paid by the royal estate, by his mother. it took someone to pay o to get him off the hoo -- topend witheffreypstein and sorted episodes. 12 million pounds british taxpayers money was paid to get prce andrew off the hook. coulsee when prince andrew appes and is uniform dripping with metals and -- en he pears in wtminster abbey, i think it will tinge the majesty of the event, the majesty of the royal funeral. people shouting at prince andrew [indiscnible] that is ing to be interesting. the queen stood by andrew and all that, but iis a b early -- it is going to be one to watch. amy: speaking of money, the future king prince william, if there is one,

later in her life, controversy arose over the relationship with prince harry and meghan markle, and her son andrew's association with convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. the final years of her reign saw domestic political turbulence, too, as scotland's debated independence and brexit reopened tensions over northern ireland. while she had no say in government matters, she met every week with the prime minister for a confidential discussion. she worked with 15 prime ministers over 70 years of dedicated service. caroline hyde, bloomberg. francine: the death of queen elizabeth ii. person charles automatically becomes monarch. it is the beginning of the era of charles iii. david, this is amazing. the outpouring of condolences not only from the people of the u.k., but from everywhere. talk to us a little bit about the emotion that the u.k. is living through. >> it is a moment lots of people has -- have dreaded. there has been a lot of thought about what this moment would feel like. 70 years is almost an unimaginable amount of time that she did this job. we have heard many times the pledge

the most serious centering around the wife of one of diana's nswhennc harry's bir american wife meghan markle complained of mistreatment by palace officials, the couple renounced the royal life and moved to california. when elizabeth's husband, prince philip died, she was left alone. in seven decades on the throne, elizabeth redefined the monarchy, remade it for more modern, less deferential age. and in the process she became not just the queen of great britain, she became the queen in a way queen of the world. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> moments later we spoke with former prime minister sir john major, who served in office from 1990 to 1997. he was one of the first to pay tribute to the queen today, saying that in her public duties she was selfless and wise with a wonderful generosity of spirit. that is how she live and how she led. and the prime minister told us those traits were especially apparent during difficult times. >> one of the many gifts the queen has is that when she faces great difficulty, she has the capacity to be a stoic. she puts her head down. she plows on. she know

waning years of her life, controversy arose again over the family's relationship with harry and meghan markle. her son prince andrew's association with jeffrey epstein. domestic and political turbulence. brexit reopened tensions in the northern island. she had no official say in government matters. she met with britain's prime minister every week for a confidential discussion. she worked with 15 prime ministers over 70 years of dedicated service. manus: queen elizabeth ii overtook queen victoria's record and lead the country's are many times of political and social upheaval. her last act as monarch was to ensure the smooth transition of power from boris johnson to liz truss. the new prime minister says the queen was the rock on which modern britain was built and a personal inspiration for her. >> it is a day of great loss. queen elizabeth the second -- queen elizabeth ii leaves a great legacy. today, the crown passes as it has done for more than 1000 years to our new monarch, new head of state his majesty king charles iii. manus: joining us now is our executive editor to discuss what's next f

a carlos iii se le viÓ conmovido en la ceremonia y a la esposa del prÍncipe harry meghan markle.uckingham. n despedida solemne y majestuosa. >>> el tep sit de las joyas reales sobre el altar nos permite dis lum brar este otro gran ritual. del altar de la abadÍa de westminster se serÁn entregadas las joyas al nuevo rey a carlos iii. >>> cerrÓ el largo reinado de isabel ii. monarcas que para muchos britÁnicos es un ejemplo a seguir. >>> ha dado un ejemplo a todos los lÍderes ¿no?. quÉ lastima que nuestros lÍderes elegidos no se comportan asÍ con esta gracia y esta dedicaciÓn. >>> rogelio has sido testigo, ¿quÉ es lo que mÁs ha llamado tu atenciÓn?. >>> julio, creo que el cariÑo que siente el pueblo britÁnico en su mayorÍa para la reina isabel segundo. una figura que ha unificado este paÍs y ha impedido que las diferencias polÍticas que nam zan a una naciÓn con dividirla a travÉs de la reina tengan al reino unido asÍ unid, como lo dice su nombre. >>> ha sido impactante, gracias rogelio y enseguida veremos cÓmo el pueblo britÁnico le dice adiÓs a la reina isabel. le vamos a mostrar c

. >> el hijo menor del monarca y su esposa la actriz meghan markle renunciaron para escapar a las presiones a pesar de las diferencias que ha tenido con meghan y con harry y que les diga que tienen su apoyo eso habla muchÍsimo de Él >>> hoy en su primer dÍa de agenda completa fue recibido aÍi en el palacio de buckingham. >> y tambiÉn tuvo su primera reuniÓn con la primera ministra liz truss. >> aunque le sigue la sombra de su primera esposa >>> la memoria de lady di es trascendental para la gente inglesa se espera lo mejor de Él >>> carlos iii rematÓ su discurso asÍ >>> el discurso fue ademÁs una catarsis un momento que aprovechÓ el rey para llorar sin lÁgrimas a su madre >>> veremos si la muerte de la reina isabel ii sirve para unificar a la familia real en este caso el distanciamiento que habÍa o que hay todavÍa entre el prÍncipe harry el rey carlos iii. >> mientras vemos los arreglos florales >>> gracias rogelio >>> mientras se va dando la transiciÓn de un monarca al otro no deja de rendirle tributo a isabel segundo >>> dispararon caÑonazo desde londres hasta la colonia. >> tambiÉn en la

television star meghan markle was repeatedly exploited by the tabloids, the company -- the couple made a radical exit. they turned their backs on the royal family, moving to the united states. they complained about racism in the media and in the palace. compared to the other members of the royal family, the queen let a quiet marriage. she was married to prince philip for 73 years. he was an important pillar of support for her which made the moment of parting all the more difficult. in the spring of 2021, philip died aged 99. due to the coronavirus pandemic, the funeral took place with a very small circle of mourners. elizabeth was alone. an image that touched many. but only a few days later, she was again representing the country, receiving ambassadors and participating in zoo meetings with scientists. >> it is wonderful work you are all doing. >> thank you, majesty. >> in a world that has changed radically, elizabeth was a constant mainstay. committed true tradition but not closed to the new. most of the critics of the british royal family paid tribute to the queen for her long life i

. >> prince harry and meghan markle just announced they are stepping back. >> to be 100% royal, you have to sacrifice privacy and personal happiness. >> i never thought that this would be easy. but i thought it would be fair. >> harry is making this decision because he can't cope with the life that they're living. >>> spring, 1937. albert windsor, known as bertie, is woken bit sound of a military band practicing for his coronation. he is about to be crowned king george vi. a role he never wanted. his elder brother chose to give up the throne to marry a twice-divorced american. >> i have found it impossible to discharge my duties as king without the help of the woman i love. >> can king george, the shy man with a stutter, mend a broken monarchy? his brother edward has not gone quietly into exile. and a looming war threatens global chaos. >>> glory of a british coronation. nowhere in the world is there anything half so wonderful. it will be one of the days in history that schoolchildren will learn about. >> immediately before the coronation, it must have been momentous for george. this was

la familia en el caso expreso de enrique el segundo hijo del rey carlos iii que estÁ casado con meghan markle>> >> justamente la proclamaciÓn o oficial se transmitirÁ a travÉs de telemundo.com los invitamos que lo siga desde la capital inglesa. >> tambiÉn se siente la sensaciÓn de incertidumbre muchos no conocen la vida sin isabel ii >>> aquÍ estÁ las muestra s de devociÓn hacia isabel ii. >> el duelo de gran bretaÑa se escucha asÍ. >> campanadas y banderas de media asta >>> apareciÓ en centros comerciales claro en la portado de todos los periÓdicos. >> 96 caÑonazos conmemoran cada aÑo de su vida isabel ii fue la monarca mÁs longeva >> veladoras rodearon residencias reales. >> es una gran perdida una gran muy integra. >> lleva 17 aÑos en el paÍs hace 8 conociÓ a la reina >>> es un buen recuerdo esa fotografÍa >>> en el parlamento los legisladores rindieron homenaje y la nueva primero ministro recordÓ su legado >>> el reino unido es la gran paÍs que es hoy gracias a ella dijo. >> por la tarde en la catedral de san pablo hubo un servicio de conmemoraciÓn el evento fue abierto al pÚblico fue abi

nombrado el rey en su primer discurso como monarca, en algunos les pareció brillante que hablara de meghan markleierta fricción con ellos por la entrevista con oprah winfrey, y que antes se separaron de la vida real para ir a vivir a california. eso le pareció a muchas personas muy positivo. y el hecho de que se haya referido a la reina no solo como una monarca, que también se expresa como un hijo a su madre conmoviendo alas personas que están aquí. recogiendo opiniones de la gente nos encontramos con esta chiquita. >> a hecho cosas extraordinarias por inglaterra. es una señora fantástica, era fantástica. y hasta el último día trabajaba y trabajaba. >> sigue siendo ya que la reina se quedó en el corazón de muchos. ¿qué te gustaba de la reina? >> la veía como una señora poderosa, mayor, pero muy poderosa. >> allí tienen la opinión de esta pequeñita de 10 años, encantadora. es hija de un señor escocés y su madre es española. por eso domina el español. les quiero mostrar justamente en este lugar un monumento a la reina, una figura monumental en la historia británica, y para las próximas generaciones

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prince harry and meghan markle are both back in the u.k.ven hilton will join us to break down the royal drama. we begin with president biden touting on a economic resurgence. white house correspondent kevin corke taking a closer look. >> good to be with you. the president back on the road again telling a group in boston about what he called an unprecedented investment in his bipartisan infrastructure law. the latest example, he claimed, it's taken america from economic crisis to economic resurgence. >> jobs and incomes are up. people are back to work. that progress has continued evenness economics -- economies around the world have faced challenges. >> americans remain focused on the economy here at home and specifically record inflation. according to the very latest gallup survey in which more than half of respondents say that the inflation problems in this country are causing financial hardship for their households. 24% say they are only buying essentials. 17% say they have canceled a vacation because of the inflation problem. another 17%

. >> what about prince harry and his wife, the duchess, meghan markle, what of them in this new era? >> well, you know, the irony is that when -- years ago when charles was talking about how he wanted to do a slimmed down monarchy, now that he's upon it, he needs william and kate. he needs his brother, edward and sophie. he doesn't have many people to call on. it would have been really nice for him to have harry and meghan had they not decided to leave. >> is that -- there's one thing to be drama about the prince having an estranged son and daughter-in-law. it's another thing to have drama where the king of the uk has an estranged son. >> by the way, he now has the power to make archie a prince. >> interesting. >> as king. >> which would do a lot, right? >> it might. if there's a way of healing in the royal family, it may be in this moment. >> all right. well, let the healing begin. sally, always great to have you. thank you so much for your expertise. she's been telling me about her next book and i can't wait. hurry up with it. >>> she saw joe biden just last year, but when queen el

a spokesperson for prince harry and his wife, meghan markle say that they are en

in 2018 the queen watched as her grandson prince harry married actress meghan markle in celebration atwood royalty to the house of windsor. nearly a third of the planet look to her as a leader of the commonwealth, she embodied old-fashioned values of virtue, faith, and self-restraint honoring the pledge she made when she was just 21. >> trace: truly amazing life, for more on the legacy of britain's longest-serving monarch let's bring in one of our colleagues with personal experience covering the royals correspondent gillian turner joins us now. you have been covering the royal family for several years, how does the coverage of the queen's passing so far compare with past royal family events? >> when i first became a reporter in my first overseas assignment was covering prince harry's wedding to meghan markle, that was at windsor castle in 2018. not just because of their worldwide fame but because queen elizabeth's grandson was marrying an american, that event instantly remade the special u.s.-u.k. bilateral relationship and made it much closer. at that event the queen was not front and

meghan markle pulled out of the interviews that she was doing in the coming weeks. what happens on that longer term. >> we don't know what happened behind closed doors. i will note that prince harry got to balmoral on. it has to be such a hard moment for he and his brother personally. they learned of the death of their mother's. they had to go to balmoral for the death of their grandmother. they're gonna be taking part. even larger scale now. public mourning ceremonies. they're gonna be visible behind the casket. what i imagine it will look like, and imagine what it looked like for diana. >> those boys were so close. they were inseparable. they did everything together. there was this incredible bond. it was probably made all the tighter because of what happened rather mother, a loss that they went through together. there is the shocking news that must have come three when she died in the tunnel in pairs all those years ago. i think that there has clearly been a major schism. the dimensions of which, the public is not fully understand. it is a private matter. their l

. >>> up next, meghan markle's message. since stepping back from her royal role. i was hoping to lose maybe 20 pounds. and it was so easy and simple. to see it work the way it did, before i knew it, 58 pounds had fallen off. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. >>> here is a lk today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> russia announces sanctions against dozens of americans who are now permanently banned from entering russia. among them, actor and activist sean penn who has been to ukraine and shown his support. actor ben stiller is another name on the list. he's also been vocal with his support of ukraine and has met with the country's president. others include arizona senators mark kelly and kiersten senn ma. u.s. commerce secretary gina raimondo and another senator. >>> meghan, the duchess of s

" osborne accused of being racist because she defended her friend and here is the criticism of meghan markle later ambushed on the show, take a look. >> i was the lamb that was slaughtered that morning and cbs denied responsibility on the news. and that is because they are [bleep]. >> if you get ganged up on live television and you go to defend yourself against accusations, to get fired for creating a hostile work environment. this is the world that we live in today. >> jesse: sharon, welcome to the "the five." >> sharon: thank you. >> jesse: is that upsetting when you watch what happened? >> sharon: not anymore because i had eight months of therapy [laughter] >> jesse: just eight months, which they didn't pay for, by the way. >> brian: did you like to use cobra and extend your health care or no? you had to pay off? just so wrong. >> jesse: what was that like for people you worked with, executives you knew really stabbed you in the back and set you up. how did that make you feel? >> sharon: angry. i was blank back off and at the same time hurt with my cohost because especially of the movies

also prince harry, meghan markle, his wife are said to be en route.oo. they were already in europe. as these things come together and become more firm, of course, we'll let you know the details. you heard earlier senator ron johnson from wisconsin talking about the queen's presence and impact around the world. let's go deeper now. nile gardiner served as a foreign policy advisor to former prime minister margaret thatcher. he was also the director of the thatcher center for freedom at the heritage foundation and he is doing that now and brings us good detail on the impact of the queen. we welcome you. >> thank you very much, harris. >> harris: so what would you say is probably the longest-standing maybe determined move that the queen has made historically? what is a highlight to you? >> well, the queen really stands for, i think, service, sacrifice, dedication to her country. she has been the monarch for over 70 years. significantly longer than queen victoria and she has presided over no less than 15 prime ministers. she just gave her assent early this

multicultural society, more accepting of divorce, the queen's family adopted when prince harry married meghan marklebiracial american actress who had been married before. differences began to emerge and the couple made allegations of racism against members of the royal household. >> how you and meghan started off with of the best of intentions, we will take the royal family to the 21st century, but how do you change a medieval western european system overnight? it is very difficult to do that. reporter: the queen said the couple was saddened to step away from the royal family and moved to the united states. when she came to the throne, the queen made a promise to the nation. >> i shall be devoted to your service and to our great imperial family to which we all belong. reporter: it was a pledge many said she managed to fulfill, remaining a constant in an ever-changing world. >> we will bring in our guest in a moment. let's take a closer look at the british monarchy. it is known as a constitutional monarchy, meaning the sovereign is head of state, but does not rule. that is done by the government and

watched watched another tiny royal join the family after youngest grandn prince harry married meghan markle. a few years later the qn lost her husband of 73 years. se called the death of prince philp a huge void in life but she carried on. at 96 years old, she she celebrated platinum jubileee week of fan fare and festivitied the queen's 70 years on the british throne. >> the late monarch made her lat trip to the bay area in 1983. is a whirlwind three and a half da. she watched a performance at thy hall and they were serenaded by tony ben it and mary martin. thy traveled to the hoover house, met with students and staff. tod the end of the trip they made a stop for a star studded event where she toasted then presidend reagan. also on the guest list, bay area royalty willie mays, joe demaggio and steve jobs. > >> reaction is streaming in. les and royal watchers across the bay area, the country and really really the world remembering the remembering the monarch. flags outside the capitol in washingt, dc lowered to half staff to honor the queen. the white house house canceled scheduled remarks r

the gate of windsor side by side with their wives kate middleton, the new princess of wales, and meghan marklechess of sussex. reunited after their royal rift in recent years. this is a surprise. prince william and harry here together putting aside their differences. they are two brothers united again in grief. >> it doesn't mean the canyon between the brothers is healed. >> these brothers are professionals. they know they have a job to do. and at the moment, the job they want to do is honor their mother. >> the fracture widened after harry and meghan's interview with oprah, alleging this family discussion about their son. >> concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he's born. >> what? >> he responded that his family is not racist. more controversy could come in a memoir harry is writing. still, the new king charles issued. >> my love for harry and meghan, as they continue to build their lives overseas. >> and it's understood william, the new prince of wales, invited the sussex's to join them in a show of unity. >> what more could you want, being king and his two sons u

meghan markle is now issuing a critical op-ed regarding a british monk and, separately, king charlesimate criticisms can be made against his mother, for example, due to the fact that she was the nominal head of the colonial empire, who never apologized because of the crime committed by her. carl brought a special flavor to my work. it is expressed in the fact that the king behaves like a big capricious child, and also treats his subordinates disgustingly. in my opinion. this was not at all characteristic of the queen. food for thought about the character of the new king was given by scandalous episodes during solemn ceremonies, when charles iii allowed himself to show irritability, an american publication accused him of rudeness and neglect of his servants, citing a recent article by the london guardian where it was said that about 100 people from his staff received official notice that they could be dismissed after charles iii and queen camila moved out of their current residence. buckingham palace. moreover, some of the courtiers received such letters at the moment when they accomp

his wife, meghan markle staying behind do we know about his travels and when he might arrive at balmoral >> reporter: i don't but we just don't think he was onboard the plane that landed about 19 minutes ago and, therefore, not in that fleet of suvs that arrived at balmoral about 30 minutes ago. we wouldn't expect him necessarily to have been with them, of course. he was coming from germany he wasn't coming from london like the rest of them. on top of that many of the queen's other grandchildren, like harry, are not attending at this stage maybe they will be making their own way up as well i wouldn't say that's a huge surprise or means anything significant that he is making his own way up there and is not there yet. >> understood. and we also know that kate middleton is at home with prince william's children who had their first day of school today, and she's there with them awaiting further notice wilfred frost, thank you the rains have stopped for the moment as i mentioned in the 6:00 p.m. hour there in great britain and we'll have updates throughout the afternoon here in the u.s. for n

de semana la de dos hermanos y sus esposas los prÍncipes william y harry con kate middleton y meghan marklen cambio de monarca en gran bretaÑa quÉ tendrÁ que suceder con las monedas, billetes y la canciÓn y ahora cambia del perfil derecho de la reina isabel al perfil del presidente carlos, ahora con (nombre en inglÉs) en lugar de (nombre en inglÉs) en femenino. y el himno nacional tambiÉn modificada su texto para decir ahora "dios salve en rey". >>> ayer estados unidos rÉcord el fatÍdico 11 de septiembre, el presidente estuvo ahÍ, en nueva york se iluminaron todo de azul como el empire state y la estaciÓn pennsylvania, 21 aÑos despuÉs se recuerdan a las vÍctimas de aquel dÍa sigue vivo. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> y un accidente auto movilÍsticocabÓ con la vida de antony con una carrera de 6 aÑos en las ligas mayores de bÉisbol con los mariners de seattle y las medias rojas de boston. >>> el secretario de estado antony blinken estÁ hoy en mÉxico para participar en la segunda reuniÓn del diÁlogo econÓmico de alto nivel creado en washington hace un aÑo ademÁs de la economÍa y temas de su agenda, raÚl

impropriety arose again over the family with prince harry and meghan markle and prince andrew being convicted as -- -- as scotland debated independent and brexit reopened detentions over northern ireland. the queen met every week with britain's prime minister for a confidential discussion. she worked with 15 prime minister ministers over 70 years. caroline hyde, bloomberg. we, of course, now have pictures coming to us. a notice is hung on buckingham palace, but the same will be seen at windsor and that balmoral. -- at balmoral. the king, who is in balmoral, is coming to london tomorrow. joining us now to discuss this moment in history, the welcome francine lacqua and john authers and guy johnson, an array of people who call the u.k. home. francine, as someone with an international perspective, it is noticeable that 2.5 billion citizens lived in the commonwealth. she is also the monarch in australia, canada, jamaica. your thoughts on this moment? francine: first, this is a week of morning. i am sure we will see outstanding sympathy from people. so many were saying i hope queen is ok. she was 9

by giving interviews blaming the firm for some of their problems. >> this is not the time for meghan marklebe throwing bombs or insults, this is a time for remembering queen elizabeth ii and her extraordinary service to the nation over 70 years, the longest ever. >> reporter: now, this was the first time the two couples were seen together in public since commonwealth day back in march of 2020, and perhaps this walk yesterday signals a positive change in their relationship going forward. eric? eric: and certainly we'll see them again together this week. christinaing thank you. arthel? arthel: all right. joining us now for more on the passing of queen elizabeth and preparations for her massive state funeral, the former royal chef, darren mcgrady. he not only served her majesty, but also diana, princess of wales, and princes william and harry for 15 years. first, if i may, i'd like to have you offer your personal feelings and thoughts on this day. >> well, you know, she was the nation's grandmother. she was -- to the commonwealth -- so important to the commonwealth and all around the world. an

y sin importar la distancia y estuvieron el principio pe harry y su esposa meghan markle isabel ii llevabaresidencia de verano y a penas el martes recibiÓ a la nueva ministra del reino unido en sucesiÓn de boris johnson evento que quedarÁ catalogado como su Último acto pÚblico. isabel ii deja un vacÍo en todo el pueblo britÁnico porque estuvo al frente de una corona por siete dÉcadas, siendo la mÁxima soberana una de las mÁs queridas en toda la historia. ana mÉndez para telemundo. >>> la reina isabel ii hay una proclamaciÓn para el nuevo rey que asumiÓ como soberano maÑana se reunirÁn con el nuevo rey se espera que el ataÚd de la reina sea llevado al palacio de buckingham y al cuarto dÍa, el rey comienzo su recorrido por el reino unido y juego habrÁ preparaciÓn de la procesiÓn desde el palacio de buckingham hasta westminster donde su cuerpo descansarÁ entre el dÍa sexto y el noveno al dÉcimo comienza el funeral, el sepelio serÁ en el castillo de windsor. >>> la reina estuvo en el trono 70 aÑos siendo la monarca con mÁs aÑos de servicio al frente de su naciÓn, y con el segundo reinado mÁs l