i knew about william still. and so that was the germ of this project was to try to understand who still will agree really was and why he was doing these things. now, before the publication of your book, still is not as well known, it's this fellow abolitionist harriet tubman and frederick douglass. why do you think that was? i think there are at least two big reasons why he was it has been less well known. so the first is that he himself, in his writing about the underground railroad, tended to downplay his own involvement, or at least to emphasize other things. and so he is not, in this regard, a great self-promoter. and i think the legacy has been he hasn't gotten the full credit for the labor that he did. the second thing i would say is that the work that he did was harder for us to get our heads around, harder for us to appreciate its importance compared to, you know, harriet tubman is indisputable. billy, traveling into danger by traveling into maryland, the eastern shore where she had grown up and rescuing

♪ william: good evening. i'm william brangham. amna: and i'm amna nawaz in uvalde, texas.n the "newshour" tonight, a community reflects on the first anniversary of the elementary school shooting that left 19 children and two teachers dead. what's changed and what hasn't since that fateful day. william: the economic risks from a potential government default rise as congress and the white house struggle to reach an agreement to raise the debt ceiling. amna: and a philadelphia organization works to mentor black teachers to counteract dropout rates among black students. >> 39% less likely to drop out of high school and up to 29% more likely to go to college if they have a single black teacher. why isn't this the intervention that we're leading with? ♪ >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by -- with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the newshour, including kathy and paul anderson, and camilla and george smith. >> cunard is a proud supporter of public television. on a voyage with cunard, the world awaits. a world of fl

william: good evening, i'm william brangham. the partisan division were on full display. on thursday, the supreme court justice thomas failed to disclose a donation. he paid for thomas' great nephew, this follows that crow purchased his mother's home and took him on justice gorsuch that had business before the court. senate democrats kon veepped a hearing to press for ethics' reforms. >> until there is an honest process, these messes will continue. the court has proven that it cannot police itself. william: reforms are necessary, many g.o.p. senators called the hearings are politically motivated. >> it's the democrats aren't winning every fight and they nd that reality intolerable. william: senate republicans have no interest in getting involved in raising the debt limit. >> this will be solved when the speaker and the speaker reach an agreement. it should be clear that the senate is not a relevantlayer this time. william: the treasury department estimates the u.s. department will run out of money as soon as june 1, this continues next tuesday at the white house when spea

i would love to meet william and kate, i i love to meet william and kate, i think_ love to meet william they are a lovely— think they are amazing people. they are a lovely example of the royal family _ are a lovely example of the royal famil . ., ., ., ., ., ., family. you have done a lot of charity work. _ family. you have done a lot of charity work, obviously, - family. you have done a lot of charity work, obviously, and l family. you have done a lot of - charity work, obviously, and you've had a chance to meet the king and the queen consort. the king also has a very similar style to william, doesn't he? i don't know, he gets into the crowd, talks to people, very keen to meet and greet, did you get that sense when you are at the tea party? get that sense when you are at the tea -a ? ~ . get that sense when you are at the tea -a ?~ . get that sense when you are at the teaa 7~ . ._ get that sense when you are at the teaa 7. . ., ,~ ., tea party? what was really amazing was that he — tea party? what was really amazing was that he seemed _ tea party? what was really amazing was that he se

he behaves as if everything was great for william. i don't think everything is all great for william. he is in a cage for the rest of his life. this brings him one step closer and not too far away. and his mother was 96 and perhaps it was not such a great thing in the end. it would be a sobering thing. >> king charles has got to navigate his son and his brother, his other son william. is it right that we are going to be referring to her as queen camilla? >> we are all way -- already calling her queen committee -- queen camilla. queen consort has been dropped and it is made known she is going to be crowned with the crown of the great-grandmother of charles who was married to george the fifth. with -- the moment when she is crowned, there will be a collective intake of breath. what we are seeing in the polls is the british people are fine with camilla being charles his wife and queen, when you say should she be crowned, it dies people don't want to see it. is it a bridge too far? but the other argument is, she is his wife and she should

william: good evening. i'm william brangham. amna: and i'm amna nawaz in uvalde, texas. on the newshour tonight, families mark one year since the mass shooting at robb elementary as they wrestle with still unanswered questions about the police response and where their community goes from here. william: then, florida governor ron desantis announces he's running for president. how his bid could shape the republican race. amna: and ngo has pushed the taliban amid a worsening humanitarian crisis. >> it's beyond catastrophic, really, because we are probably having the highest number of people in acute need of humanitarian aid anywhere in the world. >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by -- ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. the engine that can access. >> actually, you do not need vision to do most things in life. it is exciting to be part of a team moving things forward. >> people who know, no media. >> the walton family foundation. working for solutions to protect water during climate change so people and nature can thrive together. supported by the jo

i knew about william still. and so that was the germ of this project was to try to understand who still will agree really was and why he was doing these things. now, before the publication of your book, still is not as well known, it's this fellow abolitionist harriet tubman and frederick douglass. why do you think that was? i think there are at least two big reasons why he was it has been less well known. so the first is that he himself, in his writing about the underground railroad, tended to downplay his own involvement, or at least to emphasize other things. and so he is not, in this regard, a great self-promoter. and i think the legacy has been he hasn't gotten the full credit for the labor that he did. the second thing i would say is that the work that he did was harder for us to get our heads around, harder for us to appreciate its importance compared to, you know, harriet tubman is indisputable. billy, traveling into danger by traveling into maryland, the eastern shore where she had grown up and rescuing

♪ william: good evening. i'm william brangham. geoff bennett and amna nawaz are away.n "the newshour" tonight... a long-awaited special counsel's report sharply criticizes the justice department and fbi's investigation into the 2016 trump campaign and its possible ties to russia. president zelenskyy tours europe to secure more military aid while the fighting against russian forces rages in eastern ukraine. and... a survey of asian americans paints a sobering picture about their fears of rising violence and discrimination. >> over half of asian americans felt unsafe. they felt unsafe in public transportation on subways. they felt unsafe in their own neighborhoods, in their own schools and their own workplaces. ♪ >> major funding for "the pbs newshour" has been provided by -- ♪ and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions, and friends of "the newshour," including -- leonard and norma klorfine, and koo and patricia yuan. >> it was like an a-ha moment. this is what i love doing. early stage companies has an energy that energizes me. these are people t

william: but today, there's still no cure. of these solutions aren't affordable for growers like frank hunt. but, he's not giving up. hunt says he's passing his four thousand acres on to his son. frank: the question would be, is there anything for the generation after that? and i don't know. i don't know what that will look like. william: it's a question many here in florida are now asking. for pbs news weekend, i'm william brangham in lake wales, florida. ♪ john: as russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine enters its second year, more than 100,000 ukrainian troops have died, and at least 8 million people are living as refugees elsewhere in europe. french philosopher, writer and filmmaker bernard-henri levy has made numerous trips to ukraine, and spoke with aliogin about his latest documentary, slava ukraini. ali: this is bernard-henri levy's second documentary on ukraine since the full scale invasion began in february of last year. it takes place over four months at the end of 2022 and spans 15 cities from the capital city kyi

. , ., , ., prince william? it was a brand-new beer 'ust prince william?am? it was a brand-new beerjust for the coronation and - prince william? it was a brand-new beerjust for the coronation and he | beerjust for the coronation and he poured _ beerjust for the coronation and he poured the — beerjust for the coronation and he poured the first ever pant that has been _ poured the first ever pant that has been served for it. how poured the first ever pant that has been served for it.— poured the first ever pant that has been served for it. how did he do? reau been served for it. how did he do? really well. _ been served for it. how did he do? really well. we _ been served for it. how did he do? really well, we were _ been served for it. how did he do? really well, we were very - been served for it. how did he do? i really well, we were very impressed. what is your name?— what is your name? chris. i am the area manager _ what is your name? chris. i am the area manager who _ what is your name? chris. i am the area manager who runs _ what is your name? chris. i

and so william, william craft is off the hook.and and is able to continue speaking, telling his story. so william has a very empowered voice that we can hear through the archives. alan i heard had to go through sort of sideways. i found much more of her than again than i ever thought possible. and the story really begins and ends with her. it's sort of one thing i'd love, although i don't want to reveal the end the story, her reuniting with her mother. if you could share that him because that was just that was so powerful and you think about the journey that she had to make to reunite with her daughter, england. if you could comment on that. i have to say i actually i listened to this in the audiobook. i was fortunate to have both male and female readers janina edwards and leon. and they are beautiful readers and my text actually closely hews to a newspaper article where this reunion is described. and i also i mean, just hearing leon nixon read this reunion and made me cry. so if you imagine that the civil war is over and is abroa

william: but he missed.ear-old tiaquandra addison, paralyzing her from the waist down. >> my mom, she came in and she told me, baby i don't know how to tell you, but you can't walk. william: 20 four years after the night that changed both their lives forever these two would , come back together again. were you surprised that she said, okay, i'm willing to meet up with him? >> yes. william what did you expect? :>> no, i don't want to meet him. i never want to see him. i'm in a wheelchair for life because of this person. >> it wasn't meant for me. that bullet. it wasn't meant for me. it was meant for someone else. not saying that it's right, it hit me, but it wasn't meant for me. it was an accident. we all make mistakes. william their tragic encounter : came back in april 1999, in miami's overtown neighborhood. >> it's bringing back nightmares from that day. i haven't been in this neighborhood or anywhere in overtown since i've been out. william at the time, both of : craig dean's parents had died from heavy d

we keep talking about william. william william.ith you. i think that that's why— queen, i agree with you. i think that that's why she pursues tttngs— that that's why she pursues tttngs-toot- things like her book club ontmots. — things like her book club animals. _notl things like her book club. animals._not like animals. she might not like it, but animals. she might not like it, put ste— animals. she might not like it, but she pursues— animals. she might not like it, but she pursues things that ste-s— but she pursues things that. snes—ant she's passionate things. and trontty—wonti frankly, charles doesn't want the competition. absolutely . the competition. absolutely. that's what it is. linda, what a thrill to have you come back and see soon. the fabulous linda see us soon. the fabulous linda unnee— see us soon. the fabulous linda rutrtee. ttnsey— see us soon. the fabulous linda jubilee. kinsey-going- ti “ the fabulous linda jubilee. kinsey going to jubilee. kinsey is going to stret— jubilee. kinsey is going to sttot—tei jubilee. k

prince william _ better with prince william? no. prince william is _ better with prince william?ding his privacy. for example, he said that he was _ privacy. for example, he said that he was born— privacy. for example, he said that he was born and had a sort of ceremony— he was born and had a sort of ceremony to remove the bit of it. and he _ ceremony to remove the bit of it. and he thought that was discussing, that he _ and he thought that was discussing, that he would intrude on him. especially that harry is taking to court _ especially that harry is taking to court anybody who intrudes on his own privacy. i think william also feels _ own privacy. i think william also feels very— own privacy. i think william also feels very angry that he has attacked catherine, he's been very rude about — attacked catherine, he's been very rude about her. when he actually said that — rude about her. when he actually said that she was a sister that he had always— said that she was a sister that he had always wanted. and they were very close — had always wanted. and they were very close at one po

we keep talking about william william. about william. william william. agree with you. i think rnor—ene— queen, i agree with you. i think that—she pursues- that that's why she pursues rnrnge— that that's why she pursues rnrnge-pook- that that's why she pursues things book club things like her book club onrnoke. — things like her book club animals. she— things like her book club animals. she might it, animals. she might not like it, but animals. she might not like it, our ene— animals. she might not like it, but she pursues— animals. she might not like it, but she pursues that but she pursues things that ene-e— but she pursues things that. ene-e—ano she's passionate things. and wonky.— frankly, charles doesn't want the competition. absolutely . the competition. absolutely. that's what it is. linda, what a thrill to have you come back and see us soon. the fabulous linda upnee.— see us soon. the fabulous linda ruprree. krneey— see us soon. the fabulous linda jubilee. kinsey-going- as i the fabulous linda jubilee. kinsey going to jubilee. kinsey is going to

william: for the "pbs newshour," i'm william brangham.and there is a lot more online, including a look at the medical ministry between the reign of king george the third. amna: join us again here tomorrow night to see our interview with actor michael j fox about his new documentary, tracking his long career and his battle with parkinson's. and that is the newshour for tonight. geoff: thanks for spending part of your evening with us. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions and friends of the newshour including koo and patricia yuen. >>qnod -- a world of flavor, diverse destinations and immersive experiences. a world of entertainment and british style. all with white star service. ♪ >> architect, gatekeeper, mentor, your raymondjames financial advisor tailors to help you live your life. life well planned. >> the ford foundation working with the visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide. and with the ongoing support of these institutions. ♪ and fr

piers: charles, george, william.ide the hospital in london here, waiting for the word. then it came, the successor, the heir to the throne, prince george, a fine young man, this is a big moment for him. and younger children as well coming in shortly, charlotte and louis, who was quite entertaining during the jubilee, and a more serious location. martha: queen camilla her grandsons, these younger boys are pages of honor. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> your majesty, as children of the kingdom of god, we welcome you in the name of the king of kings. >> in his name and after his example, we come not to be served but to be served but to serve. >> the grace of our lord jesus christ, the love of god and the fellowship of the holy spirit be with you. hallelujah, christ is risen. >> dearly beloved, we are gathered to offer worship and praise to almighty god, to celebrate the life of our nations, to pray for charles, our king, to recognize and to give thanks for his life of service to this nation, the realms, and t

william, tell me about jared. william: jared, uh, is a good man. we were at planet fitness.a treadmill and i fell and had a seizure. and he saved my life. judy after william's seizure, : ellyn checked in with jared. ellyn: i told him, i said, i'm giving you an out. i know that's hard. so if you don't think that you can do this job, i'll understand. and he said, i think i want to do this job more. he said, i can do it. and he said, i really enjoy spending time with william. i want to pay him more. i want to give him benefits and i don't want him to leave now. there's such a great feeling when you know that you can trust someone else to take care of your son. judy: jared helps william take his medicine, drives him to work and the gym, and helps him find missing puzzle pieces. jared: is it this one right here? judy he also teaches him life : skills, like cooking and lends an ear when he practices for his school musicals. judy: back at the state capitol building, william's mother is working to pass a bill that would require oklahoma human services to track the help families rece

around half an hour and i said hi to william, he asked me how i was and i said i— william, he asked mehe asked me how i was and i said i was good, he said he was good as weii _ said i was good, he said he was good as weii is_ said i was good, he said he was good as well. . . said i was good, he said he was good as well. , . , ., . as well. is a very normal conversation. _ as well. is a very normal conversation. it - as well. is a very normal conversation. it was - as well. is a very normal - conversation. it was seamless. i didn't speak _ conversation. it was seamless. i didn't speak to _ conversation. it was seamless. i didn't speak to catherine, - conversation. it was seamless. i didn't speak to catherine, she . conversation. it was seamless. i. didn't speak to catherine, she was on the _ didn't speak to catherine, she was on the other side. she was dashing in the _ on the other side. she was dashing in the red — on the other side. she was dashing in the red and white shoes. the timin: in the red and white shoes. the timing could — in the red and white shoes. the timing could not _ i

he informed me that william — happening. he informed me that william and _ happening. me that i william and catherine were doing a walkabout — william and catherine were doing a walkabout. well, _ william and catherine were doing a walkabout. well, we _ william and catherine were doing a walkabout. well, we couldn't - william and catherine were doing a i walkabout. well, we couldn't missed opportunity — walkabout. well, we couldn't missed opportunity so— walkabout. well, we couldn't missed opportunity so we _ walkabout. well, we couldn't missed opportunity. so we very _ walkabout. well, we couldn't missed opportunity. so we very politely- opportunity. so we very politely pushed — opportunity. so we very politely pushed our _ opportunity. so we very politely pushed our way— opportunity. so we very politely pushed our way through - opportunity. so we very politely pushed our way through the - opportunity. so we very politely. pushed our way through the media opportunity. so we very politely- pushed our way through the media and -ot a pushed our way through the media and

so what does williams, who is so red hot, see right now well, you know what?ctually feeling quite with bullish about the broader market but before that let's talk about one stock he likes in particular and that david faber will certainly want to listen to. yes, take a look at the weekly chart of none other than tesla at tuesday's annual meeting elon musk warned the next 12 months would be challenging for tesla thanks to worldwide economic weakness williams doesn't dispute the next year might be difficult for the company but feels more confident about tesla's stock. remember they're two different things i don't think larry would argue with musk about electric vehicles or rocket science stocks are another issue, though and right now he thinks tesla's got an awful lot going for it. now, let's go to cheese charts is always looking at the past action in any begin stock to identify cycles that seem to repeat themselves over and over again which they do in tesla he seems a long-term cycle and an intermediate-term cycle. you can see the longer-term cycle, that's the o

it heartfelt speech from prince william. ., , heartfelt speech from prince william. . , william.onal, his father - william. it was, he looked emotional, his father king j william. it was, he looked - emotional, his father king charles looked _ emotional, his father king charles looked emotional watching from the royal box— looked emotional watching from the royal box and one of the things he said was— royal box and one of the things he said was that he made reference to the late _ said was that he made reference to the late queen, queen elizabeth, saying _ the late queen, queen elizabeth, saying that she would be looking down _ saying that she would be looking down proudly, as a proud mother, and even though— down proudly, as a proud mother, and even though she is still that matches— even though she is still that matches no longer here, she is still a huge _ matches no longer here, she is still a huge figure in the minds of many during _ a huge figure in the minds of many during this — a huge figure in the minds of many during this event. he spoke the achievements of his father,

there is william and catherine. he came _ you look up. there is william and catherine.illiam and catherine. he came over and - you look up. there is william and l catherine. he came over and shook you look up. there is william and - catherine. he came over and shook my hand and _ catherine. he came over and shook my hand and i_ catherine. he came over and shook my hand and i think you said hello. and then keep _ hand and i think you said hello. and then keep followed and said the same thin- then keep followed and said the same thing and _ then keep followed and said the same thing and said it was nice to meet you and _ thing and said it was nice to meet you and then they moved on to my friends _ you and then they moved on to my friends and — you and then they moved on to my friends and said hello to them. and then we _ friends and said hello to them. and then we just chatted. let�*s friends and said hello to them. and then we just chatted.— then we 'ust chatted. let's talk about then we just chatted. let's talk about the drink. _ then we just chatted. let's talk about t

william and throne to william. william and tete— throne to william.nee for tonight's gb? my nomination is king charles iii, my nomination is king charles vt e— my nomination is king charles iii, a fundamental, decent man vvhe— iii, a fundamental, decent man the ttnettv— iii, a fundamental, decent man who finally gets— iii, a fundamental, decent man who finally gets to start the day— who finally gets to start the tev tet. — who finally gets to start the tev tet. tnt— who finally gets to start the day job. but please, your het-este— day job. but please, your majesty, have— day job. but please, your majesty, have a haircut before venn— majesty, have a haircut before venv big— majesty, have a haircut before venv big tev— majesty, have a haircut before venv big tev en— majesty, have a haircut before venv big tev en .— majesty, have a haircut before your big day on . saturday your big day on. saturday sean tettev.— your big day on. saturday sean bailey venn— your big day on. saturday sean bailey, your nominee. my- bailey, your nominee. my greatest britain i

william: good evening. i'm william brangham. geoff bennett and amna nawaz are away. on the newshour tonight. congressional leaders meet with president biden but make little progress on a deal to raise the debt ceiling and avoid a catastrophic default then. the head of the company behind chat-gpt tells lawmakers regulation is needed to keep rapidly developing artificial intelligence in check. and a new biography of martin luther king jr finds the civil rights icon was misquoted when asked what he thought of malcolm x. >> we've been telling the story of the relationship between martin luther king and malcolm x for generations, based in part on that quote, the sense that martin luther king had this antagonism, and it just wasn't true. >> major funding has been provided by the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions and friends of the newshour including kathy and paul anderson. >> q not is a proud supporter of public television. the world awaits. a world of flavor. diverse destinations. and immersive experiences. a world of entertainment. all with white sta

william and throne to william. william and tete— throne to william. i think the bbc is liking tom bower, liking it so much. tom bower, absolutely brilliant to speak to you. speak next week when you. we'll speak next week when we've has gone we've seen exactly what has gone down. but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain and union jackass. we'll see you and my superstar panel return. allison pearson , who's return. allison pearson, who's your nominee for tonight's gb? my your nominee for tonight's gb? my nomination is king charles iii, my nomination is king charles vt e— my nomination is king charles iii, a fundamental, decent man vvhe— iii, a fundamental, decent man the ttnettv— iii, a fundamental, decent man who finally gets— iii, a fundamental, decent man who finally gets to start the day— who finally gets to start the tev tet. — who finally gets to start the tev tet. tnt— who finally gets to start the day job. but please, your het-esn.— day job. but please, your majesty, have— day job. but please, your majesty, have a haircut before ve

he was appointed by william barr . mtivation it is critical of the fbi, they called the handling seriously deficient and investigators were to credible towards partisan actor, saying, fbi personnel displayed a serious lack of analytical rigor towards the information they received. washington post reporter devlin barrett has been following all this and he joins me now. thank you so much for being here. this is the culmination of four years of work. what else does this say? >> it goes through the steps taken in the investigation and falsely fbi again and again for how they did it but it does not tell us much more than we already knew, and frankly many of these criticisms have been said before by others who looked at this. william he seems to be arguing the fbi received a lot of information and they should have treated it more suspect? >> basically. they are saying the fbi did not have a lot in terms of allegations to go on and did not do enough careful analysis to stand up to the allegations it was getting. the argument

william brangham has a look at what's at stake.illiam: geoff, the colorado river has been profoundly affected by a historic mega-drought. that's meant that lake mead and lake powell -- the huge reservoirs fed by the river -- could drop so low, it could endanger water supplies for agriculture as well as for cities like los angeles and phoenix. the new deal puts those risks on hold for now. california, arizona and nevada will agree to take less water from the river. in exchange, the federal government will pay a billion dollars to key players in those states. to help us understand what this will mean, we are joined by luke runyon. luke, thank you so much for being here. what are the contours of this deal? what did the states agree to? >> the states agree to take less water from the colorado river, so we are looking at california, arizona, and nevada. they have agreed to significant cutbacks to their use over the next three years. really, this is an attempt to live within a shrinking river. climate change has been ravaging the colorad

protesters reading william and kate in jamaica in spring.h countries has failed to remove king charles as their head of state by 2025. >> they are doing -- >> that is something we never shared in. so for us in jamaica, the monarchy is a harsh reminder for the unfortunate past. >> there is no better example of the first thing you will see in the coronation. in the flipside of that, you also have poverty. the legacy of the empire is deep poverty in the black and brown -- and wealth in the white part of the world. >> byron: they visited canada. reflecting on bridgeman's mistreatment of the indigenous people there. >> we must find new ways to come to terms with the darker and more difficult aspects of the past. acknowledging reconciling and striving to do better. >> byron: barbados was the latest country to sever its ties to the crown. declaring itself a republican 2021 and removing the queen as its head of state. charles attended the transition ceremony. >> from the darkest days of our past and the appalling atrocity of slippery -- slavery >> b

i william, prince of wales ledue king. i william, prince of wales pledge my _ king.p, hip, hooray! hello, things are looking better for part two of the coronation weekend, with more sunshine on sunday and it should feel warmer. still a few showers, maybe the north and east. but it is all down hill on bank holiday monday, with so this is monday's rain on the pressure chart. this is today's rain slowly pushing northwards and eastwards into the north sea. gradually, it will eventually turn a bit drier. there'll be a legacy of cloud and some showers, but clearer skies towards the south and certainly across the north and west. so it's here where temperatures will fall into single digits. but another mild nights come much of england and wales 10 to 12 celsius. so we start at sunday off a bit of a murky start, think with some cloud, but the sunshine should break that cloud up quite quickly and we should see brightening up nicely and into the afternoon. many places will stay dry. the shower risk will be central, eastern scotland, central eastern england. and then later in th

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especially thinking about william ellen craft. as soon as they arrived after this harrowing journey and a lifetime in bondage, they could have just disappeared and went to canada. they had dreams about starting a family of their own. instead they are invited to tell their story and they come to halls like this one where they are packed sometimes with thousands of people. it is like putting a target on their back. they do not change their names, they go on the road and traveled 1000 miles. they settled briefly in boston and then slave hunters come after the passage of the slave act where they were urged to leave the country but they stand up and tell their story and it is that standing up and telling that motivated so many people then, and i think is an inspiration now. >> thank you. >> i will go. i think there are a couple things in a couple points that have been made. african-americans, one of the things they have done was ba history-centered people -- was be a history-centered people and passing that legacy on. that is why you h

charles and his ex wife should custody of the sons william and harry. a few months later, diana repeating public was defiant. the son of billionaire mohammed outside on august 31st 1997. the couple were in paris when the content were traveling and crashed. diana, the queen of hans died in hospital. that's very nice. the charlie charles was at balmoral with his 2 sons in august of 97th street. you know he was the one who informed the move them of his desk as he was with them at the time even if it's not present to do anything. william and harry with a grandmother queen elizabeth charles flew to paris to bring diana's party home for the video. because really i couldn't hear that the song that you accompanied him after his plane landed. he was very affected by what it just happened to sit bessy busy with the tragic visitor. but when we wished to plan well, despite the short notice as a matter of greater liberty, if they do credit. in less than 3 hours, the french authorities had mobilized the entire government and a battalion of the republican god to pay h

the big tension is william and harry. william will always have a say in any big occasion like this. i think that. >> harry, though, will be at buckingham palace, do we know? >> who knows. >> there was -- i don't know whether this was actually, you know, properly sourced or not, but there was some thought that harry would leave after the coronation and go back to the united states for his son's birthday. >> today is his son archie's fourth birthday. >> so his team they're not giving a running commentary on any of this. they want this -- they're allowing charles really to take the headlines today. the entire family, it's all about allowing charles to have this big moment when he so long-lived in the shadow of either his mother, his first wife or his children. this is when the king steps up and the world needs to decide are they going to engage in his narrative. >> right now the royal procession featuring king charles iii, queen camilla making its way back to buckingham palace. they're joined on this journey by 4,000 troops from the armed forces from commonwealth countries and british

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behind. >> kate and william with their children.ost of the ceremony. >> it was to retire once he was in the church, but he wasn't for a long period. >> he's definitely waving to the crowd now. >> he left. he was brought back in. there are images going viral of him yawning during one of the moments. a lot of people also talking about princess charlotte and how impeccably she behaved as well. she always really steps up to these moments. >> a remarkable day for prince george to be witnessing holding part of his grandfather's remembrance. >> for me, the most emotional moment. it was the two moments when william presented hims to his father. when he kissed his father and pulled back as he pledged allegiance, you can see the emotion on charles' face. he has to hand all over that over to william one day. >> so this was all reguilded in 1977 for the queen's silver jubilee. >> it's also interesting that, look, prince charles, as he was, has been the longest ever king in waiting, royal in waiting. 70 years, he's the oldest one to become the m