he has left buckingham palace and gone back to india. he is now sharing his memories of walking up to that easel with those at home. >> he was the royal foot man. to officially announce the birth of the new prince to the world. the pictures were beamed around the world to millions. toit was an honor for me announce the royal baby. >> his time was short lived when he had to return to his home in calcutta after his visa expired. >> my visa expired on the 28th is the and i think that reason why i came back. >> did you see the extension? >> i did not seek any extension. >> amazingly, his exploits had been a total mystery to his family. they only learned of his role and they saw him in the indian press. it has been a thrill, he said, to work for the royal family. now, he has crashed back down to reality. switching the royal household for his hometown. a world that really could not be more different than the life he lived during the past year. he lives on the top floor of this apartment building with his two brothers, his mother, and his fathe

aren't guaranteed any labor but they actually can't take other work so buckingham palace opened its doors to the public earlier this week but all the temporary staff hired to run the state rooms attraction which included diamond jubilee exhibition are forced to sign contracts with give them no guarantee of any work however although the contract leave staff with no promise of work they are not allowed to work for any other employee without written permission from the palace but so the bank of england says there's not really any inflation in the economy so we're going to keep printing money because we see more deflationary pressures simultaneously you've got sports direct it's a huge retailer making hundreds of billions of pounds they are signing people up into contracts so that to where they pay them duly squat so the other workers no inflation a wages because somebody in the economy sports direct acting as an old couple istic impediment toward the mechanism of cash flowing into the economy is recreating a plantation mentality recreating a colonial period i mean it's like saying that

they were rushed to buckingham palace where it was placed on the easel.ore than 24 hours later, we got a glimpse of the baby royal as kate william and third in line for the throne made their debut as a family looking relaxed and happy and waving to the crowd. kate and william both wore blue. the baby wrapped in a shawl, the adorable boy was more than ready for his close up. after almost a minute of posing, kate handed the baby to his proud, beaming dad and he walked right up to the waiting reporters. >> he's a big boy. heavy. we are still working on a name. >> mead george alexander louis. the little prince's name was unleashed to the world. william was asked if this was to be his son's moniker. in contrast to his

tonight, buckingham palace has declined to make any response but this story is all over the british tv and newspapers. david, it's a story that we simply can't turn away from. >> all right, nick schifrin tonight, thank you. >>> back here at home this evening and hundreds of you tweeting after our "20/20" interview last night with jason patric, who was dealt a major setback from california lawmakers, in a controversial custody case being watched across the country. he's fighting for shared custody of the little boy he fathered. tonight, here, why a law on the books for decades could be his biggest hurdle. ♪ >> reporter: a cherished home video of a father and a son. jason patric was one of the young stars of "the lost boys." later in "sleepers" with brad pitt. he came from a famous family. jackie gleason was his grandfather. but away from the glare, jason patric was working on something else, trying to have a baby with the woman that he had been dating on and off for years. >> i was with someone. someone i trusted and i loved. i said, well, we can try this route. >> reporter: but even wh

what are your sources inside buckingham palace saying about this diana news? this whole thing sounds ridiculous to me. >> it is ridiculous, to be honest, i think is the word being used at buckingham palace. i've spoken to a couple sources who say don't read too much into this. look at the timing days away before the 16th anniversary of princess diana's death. has this been done to maximize some level of publicity? it's just extraordinary. actually, all of the reports in the papers here in the uk are saying don't read too much into it, frankly. >> it's interesting how much coverage has occurred here in the united states. over the years they have all been shown to be false. what motivation have people bandied about for even murder? i don't understand the theoretical motivations? >> you know, i think a lot of it is diana was such an iconic woman that for many it's not enough that she just died tragically in a terrible accident. people want reasons. they want conspiracy theories, they want something with all of the drama that accompanied diana's life. >> lana, for

is known for many things like buckingham palace, the beatles, westminst westminster, wimbledon.ut wine, really? >> yes, really. we make a fantastic sparkling wine. >> reporter: swapping the corporate life for the wine life, this is his vineyard. >> english sparkling wine has been winning top awards internationally over the last few years. the reason is the quality of the product is fantastic. >> reporter: look around you can see the level of investment here. lots of new equipment, lots of opportunities to convince the connoisseurs that british is best. simon's first batch goes on sale to the bubbl public in a few da. what everybody here is aware of is just how unpredictable the british weather is. look at last summer. it rained. it was cool, it was miserable, and the yield was pretty horrendous. 2013 clearly got off to an enter better start but the u.k. wine industry is still tiny care comd to others. neighboring france has 110,000 vineyards and 7,000 wineries. more history, more experience, and for the u.k. that means there is still a lot to learn. >> we've been going for 60 ye

>> oh. >> buckingham palace surely, but some of the other favorite moments of the places that you have obama? >> well, so many i have to say. and being there the footsteps of history every single day to watch our president, our secretary of state, our delegation enl gauge in the difficult matters at hand and to be a part of that for protocol to be a part of creating a framework for diplomacy to take place has been a privilege for me. >> i have seen how you have tried to introduce the ambassadors who come here from other countries to our world, our history, our culture. including john lewis, and the experience of experience america program. tell me about that. >> well, a wonderful piece of the position of the chief of protocol is to work with the extraordinary protocol corps, and the best of the best is sent to the country, because we ra top post, and so i felt as one of the predecessors did, take them outside of the beltway and introduce them to the rest of america, because we are an extraordinary country and i want to showcase the best of america. we took them to atlanta, and congress

is known for many things buckingham palace, the beatles, westminst westminster. but wine? really?> yes, really. we make a fantastic wine in this country. >> reporter: he swapped the corporate life to the quiet life, less gold rush and more grape rush. >> sparkling wine has been winning top awards internationally for the last couple of years and the reason is because the quality is fantastic. >> reporter: look around and you can see the level of investment, lots of new equipment, and lots of opportunities to convince connoisseurs that british is best. conditions for growing grapes right now is special. the country has just gone through a mini heatwave. what everybody here is aware of is just how unpredictable the british weather is. just look at last summer if you could call it a summer. it rained, it was cool and miserable, and the yield as a result was horrendous. 2013 clearly got off to a better start, but the u.k.'s wine industry is tiny compared to others. neighboring france has 110,000 vineyards and 27,000 wineries. more history, more experience for the u.k. that means there

buckingham palace is like the white house but bigger, as you can see.ughter] chapter 3 is called family. whenever the two presidents were together for me it was like a magical moment. first of all, you have the history. the only second son of a president to become president coming and one of the first things i learned is whenever you say mr. president around them, they both turnaround. so i refer to them as president 41 and president 43. chapter four, the western white house. this is probably one of my favorite photographs in the book and this is an illustration of the president on the ranch, product xm and something you probably can't see that he is sitting on his lap and i think that we will all miss him. >> chapter 5 is on 9/11. this moment here is critical and you might notice the clock on the wall. it's around 9:25. and the president was so focused on gathering information, gathering his thoughts were preparing for a statement to the country and to the world. and at this moment on the television they were replaying the video of the second tower get

the centuries old tradition sees the queen make the journey from buckingham palace. once inside, she makes a speech setting up a government plan. this year, the queen was accompanied by the prince of wales and the duchess. gathered in a packed house while the queen makes her way to the room. taking their seats, lady benjamin could be seen. and the people always remember, the slamming of the common door. he is finally let in. >> the honorable house to attend her majesty's in the house. >> they walk from the common. they gather to hear the speech. >> to build an economy where people work hard are probably rewarded. we will revise the benefit system to the people get from welfare to work. it will continue to invest in infrastructure to deliver jobs and growth for the economy. legislation will be introduced to enable the high-speed railway lines. providing further opportunities for economic growth in many of britain's cities. my government will bring forward legislation to create a simpler state pension system that encourages savings and provides more help to those was s

tonight, buckingham palace has declined to make any response but this story is all over the british tv and newspapers. david, it's a story that we simply can't turn away from you. >>> thousands of you tweeting us after our "20/20" interview with jason patric, dealt a major setback in a controversial custody case being watched across the country. he's fighting for shared custody of a little boy he fathered. ♪ >> reporter: a cherished home video of a father and a son. jason patric one of the young stars of "the lost boys." he came from a famous family. jackie gleason was his grandfather. away from the glare, jason patric was working on something else, trying to have a baby that he was dating on and off. >> i said, well, we can try this route. >> reporter: even when they would separated at times, they still wanted a baby. and jason agreed to help trying. she finally got pregnant through invie throw. there was no agreement that he would play the role of father. >> would you have agreed even if daniel danielle wanted you as a father? >> no. >> a little boy called gus. >> you were at the hou

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. >> the uk is known for many things like buckingham palace and the beetles but wine. >> we make a fantasticling wine in the country. >> reporter: he swapped the corporate life for quiet life and this is his yard in england, a rapidly growing number springing up and less gold crush and more grape rush. >> winning top awards internationally and the reason is because of the quality of the product is fantastic. >> reporter: you see the level of investment here and lots of new equipment and lots of opportunities to convince them british is best and his first batch goes on sale to the public if a matter of days. conditions for growing grapes are perfect and the country has gone through a heat wave and is it climate change and some say yes and some say no and that is a question for another day but what everyone is aware of is just how unpredistrictable the british weather is, last summer it was cool and miserable and the yield as a result was pretty horendous. 2013 got off to a better start for the uk wine industry is tiny compared to others with 420 vineyards and around 100 wineries, neighboring

. >> reporter: the uk is known for many things like buckingham palace, the beatles, westminster, wimbledonne, really? >> yes, really. >> reporter: simon swapped the corporate life for the quiet life. this is one of a rapidly growing vinery popping up. >> the quality of the product is fantastic. >> reporter: look around and you can see the level of investment here. lots of new equipment, and -- simon's first batch goes on sale to the public in a matter of days. this country has just gone through a bit of a heat wave. is it climate change? that's probably a question for another day, but what everybody here is aware of is how unpredictable the british weather is. last summer it rained, it was cool, it was miserable, and the yield was pretty her -- horrendous as a result. they only have 420 vineyards and around 100 wineries. france has 110,000 vineyards and 27,000 wineries. for the uk that means there is still a lot to learn. >> we have been going for 60 years. so we don't have the experience. we don't have the perfect answer to how to get good commercial-year-olds. >> reporter: the rest of th

. >> buckingham palace has declined to comment on the new developments. abc news, new york. >> dramatic video out of australia tonight and a warning that some of the images are graphic. a19-year-old construction worker was breaking concrete when a long piece of steel struck him and went through his fore heated heated -- forehead and right between his eyes. miraculously the man remained conscious as help arrived. medical personnel cut the bar to free him, but they left the portion that penetrated his forehead in place as they rushed him to a hospital. we are told that young man is expected to survive. a young man who claims to be trader joe's best customer, but they are take him to court. it is a store in van ciewf called pirate joe's. it buys from trader joe's stores in washington state and marks them up. he says he spends about $22,000 a month at t.j.'s, and is now becoming so recognizable he is making longer road trips. >> i tried the l.a. run and that didn't go well. we lost a bunch of chocolate. if they said they were opening a store in vancouver tomo

. >> reporter: buckingham palace is not commenting but those who know the royal family have been quick> there's not a lot to do about it. there's always people coming up with theories. the best they can do is get on with their lives in a normal way. >> reporter: the 16th anniversary of diana's death is just days way. this information raising new questions about that tragic night in august when so many people thought this had finally been put to rest. ivan. >> thanks for that report. >> diana's son prince william has given his first interview since the birth of his season. he sat down with max foster for a lively personal one-on-one. we know the prince is talking about being a dad. he's very excited. i imagine there's reaction, family reaction on this news that scotland yard now looking into this new claim about the death of his mother and who might be responsible. can you tell us if there'sfully response or reaction from him or other family. >> reporter: no response or reaction officially but speaking to them over the years this is not the sort of news they'd want to hear. it's exactly

buckingham palace has no comment. heather?thank you, brian. >>> double amputee ole olympian oscar pistorius and due to appear in a courtroom tomorrow. they say he will be indicted on a main charge of premeditated murder in the purr expected death of his girlfriend, steenkamp. he said he accidentally shot her thinking she was a dangerous intruder in the middle of the night. the trial is expected to start in 2 014. >>> more americans are spending their hard-earned cash despite gloomy economic reports. a look at what is being called the wealth affect. >> major flooding in the southeast right now as the region just can't seem to get a break from the drefning rains. drenching rains. janice joins us with the forecast. >> and warning devices like pacemakers and insulin pumps may be vulnerable to hackers. >>> welcome back. time for a quick check of the headlines. mexican security forces reportedly capturing the leader of a cocaine cartel. this would be the second major gang boss caught in over a month. in the meantime, a gruesome disc

and this morning, buckingham palace declining comment, and scotland yard is scoping out the new information. look at the newspapers, this is a story we cannot turn away from. >> 16 years later. all right. thanks, nick, appreciate it. >>> now another boy of summer busted. this time it's one-time mvp miguel tejada being hit with one of the longest suspensions ever for using aderol. gooe joe benitez has the story. >> reporter: suspended for 105 games. the stunning news after he tested positive for an thet mean. in the case of an athlete, it would allow them to focus on the game. >> reporter: he's telling espn, i admitted i made a mistake, but i want people to understand one thing, i wasn't using a drug to take advantage on the field or be stronger or hit more home runs. he said he had been taking the drug for five years and had medical permission from the league. but that permit, he says, expired in april. >> it's a neuroactive agent, and patients feel they cannot stop taking the drug. >> reporter: his ban comes after yankee third baseman alex rodriguez was suspended for 211, investigators say

. >> so far buckingham palace has not commented. >>> oprah winfrey's highly anticipated exclusive interview with lindsay lohan was a big get for the o network, viewers watched the troubled star reveal how her life spun so out of control and in her own words lindsay is admitting she's an addict. >> are you an addict? >> yeah. >> lindsay lohan comes clean about her addictions, opening up in a dramatic interview with oprah winfrey. >> what is your drug of choice or drugs of choice? >> alcohol. >> alcohol. >> yeah. because that's -- and that's -- that in the past was a gateway to other things for me. >> other things like? >> i never abuse -- i tried cocaine with alcohol. >> she has abused cocaine and adderol, used to treat attention deficit disorder. >> do you enjoy it? >> no. >> why do you do it? >> it allows me to drink more. that's why i did it when i did it. it was like a party thing. >> so were you snorting, injecting, smoked. >> i snorted it. i never injected anything other than getting b-12 shots. >> okay. >> lindsay has completed her sixth stint in rehab. but she says this time she's re

. >> buckingham palace, kensington palace spoke to a couple sources who said don't read too much into it. look at the timing, days before the anniversary of her death. has itd been done to maximize a level of publicity. it's extraordinary. she reports in the papers here in the uk saying don't read too much into it, frankly. >> it's interesting how much coverage it's gotten in the united states. it's the first conspiracy theory surrounding her death. over the years, they have all been shown to be false. what motivations about someone wanting to murder. i don't understand the motivation? >> i think a lot of it is that diana was such an iconic woman, for many, it's not enough that she died tragically in a terrible accident. people want reasons, they want conspiracy theories. they want something with all the drama that acomp anied her life. >> as a friend -- go ahead. >> you know, anderson, i was supposed to be with diana on vacation at this time. we plan add four-day vacation in milan. due to the sudden passing of my father did i have to cancel with her at the very last minute and fly of