to feature an interview with diana's brother charles spencer. chris connelly gives us a speak peek on good morning america. >> diana prin says of wales would have be saturday. >> perhaps the greatest sister. i girl given the name of the ancient goddess. >> was in the end the most honored prn in the world. >> two days after his heartbreaking you'heartbreak ug, he's speaking out. >> nothing in her life came close to her love for her children. i remember she was serious when she was take harry to school, he was very small, 4 our 5. >> here he is arriving at a school nativity play. smile for the camera, harry. lovely. >> they, trying to say he was just impossibly rude little kid. diana talked to him. >> harry now carrying on her work speaking frankly at his grief at her death and joining with his older brother to raise awareness of mental health issues, just the kind of activism his mother took to harlt. >> one of the reasons i want to talk now is because after 20 years somebody shifts from being a contemporary person to one of history, actually and

to feature an interview with diana's brother charles spencer.er legacy. diana, princess of wales, would have been 56 this saturday. a life lit by lightning and flashbulbs. >> of all the ironies about diana, perhaps the greatest was this, a girl given the name of the ancient goddess of hunting. >> was in the end the most hunted person in the modern world. >> reporter: two decades after his hearbreaking eulogy diana's brother charles spencer speaking out about her legacy. >> obviously 99.9% of people have never met her or seen her but felt something in her that was fascinating and intriguing and a force for good. >> even before her fairy tale marriage to prince charles, diana was a wide-eyed english rose who would beguile the word. >> my earliest memories of her she always had a natural star quality. >> a human being with all the as a result terms of a human being. it brought her very close to all of us. >> reporter: that vulnerability enhancing her legacy as the people's princess. the fierce protector of her children william and harry. >> nothing

to feature the only interview of die yeah in's brother charles spencer.trong opinions on his sister's life and contribution to the world. >> one of the reasons to talk now is because i think after 20 years somebody shifts from being a contemporary person to one of history, actually. and diana deserves a place in history. this was a special person and not just a beautiful one. >> mark your calendars. set dvrs. see the story of die yeah in here on abc7. the two-night event starts wednesday, august 9th. >>> happy birthday, iphone. the first iphone released ten years ago today. critics said people wouldn't want a phone with a camera in it or listen to music on. it had four gigs of storage. that's it. no front camera. and you couldn't text with it. man. that is hard to believe that it even happened. look how far we have come, right? so now we have emojis and apps and access to the internet and texting is out of control. apple sold more than a billion iphones in the past decade. >> yeah. now sometimes you wish people couldn't contact you an it's attached to the

hunted person in the modern world vo#1nearly 20 years after the late princess diana's brother charles spencer delivered that gripping eulogy which condemned both the royals and the media for the way in which his sister was treated..diana explained to me once that it was her innermost feelings of suffering that made it possible for her to connect with her constituency of the rejected vo#2in his only american interview, spencer explains to abc why he is now paying tribute to diana's life- twenty years after it was so tragically taken away.i think after 20 years somebody shifts from being a contemporary person to one of history and diana deserves a place in history. vo#3this saturday at the spencer family estate- prince wiliam and princess kate along with their children, and prince harry will re-dedicate diana's grave which rests on the property. the private ceremony will take place on what would have been her 56th birthday. (----debbie----)we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm debbie matenopoulos back to you, (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at

. >> james: charles, i need a "yes" or "no" for you. is it okay for sean spencersay that we are not going to answer questions on that topic. >> that is his business. for the administration to shift the focus, at least they have a two-part program. hide sean spicer for a witness protection program, somewhere in iowa, i think, would help. and take away the president of posse's tweeting machine isn't only stories in the post. the president re-ignites this issue every time he picks up his little machine and all you've got to do is hide it, put it in the fridge, put a lock and key, i think that might work. >> james: hide the tweeting machine inside the food machine, as it were? >> get it away from him. >> james: stay put, panel. vladimir putin's latest, president trump's appeal to the supreme court. and kathy griffin's cries of tears and victimhood. more of this when we come >> you know, there are many specialists that can invent or fake things up. a kid of yours can send it. they are trying to shirk responsibility. we don't have a problem for the problem is inside ame