diana did not shut up.p with amazing courage against her husband and all his lackeys and all the institutional detritus. and that was something. that was really something. >> that gave women watching, regardless of class, a lot more courage to do that in their own lives. >> diana was a very clever person. she was decades ahead of her time in manipulating the press and public opinion. so there is the queen's entire comms department putting out one story, all untrue. very quietly, going around the back, got a book away, got it published. complete secrecy. making the palace look complete idiots. and her getting her story out. i don't think it's manipulative, i think it's an intellect, an instinct for survival. and i tip my hat to her for it. >> diana's won the hearts and minds of the public. but charles' supporters have a counter narrative in mind, and they're going to retaliate in kind. >> the royal biographer says she was approached to tell the other side of the story. >> i spoke quite strongly in defense of

but diana wasn't actually left completely alone. >> camilla parker bowles left diana a note saying, "g news, love to see the engagement ring." that's a real, like, mafia thug move. that's so "mean girls," it's unbelievable. that's a power move right there. >> in diana's own words, she told me that any marriage prince charles might have made could never be as strong as the relationship he had with camilla. and that's what she was battling with from the outset. >> but she has something that camilla doesn't have, which is her youth, her beauty, her sparkle, her charisma. and that's something she's going to hold on to and use. >> diana was incredibly determined to make charles love her. >> her role was to triumph in the fairytale over the wicked lady in the house down the road. ♪ >> one of diana's early engagements was an evening at the goldsmith's hall in london. >> she came in to have a look around in the showroom. she made a dive for this one particular dress which had kind of a deep cleavage, a tight bone bodice. >> diana chose this dress herself because she wanted to show the world a

not diana.w what diana could have become. >> diana had this fairy tale that young girls are brought up on of you marry the prince and you live happily ever after. and in a time when there was a lot of change for women in general she broke away from this fairy tale and said i'd kind of rather do it on my own. >> but even in fairy tales being a princess is like living in a gilded cage and anyone who does actually become a princess in real life you realize that that is just an illusion. >> but she crafted a new image of a modern princess, of somebody who is independent and accomplished and has a voice and an identity, and i think especially for little girls today what a role model to have. >> princess diana's life was a blueprint for the modern woman. >> diana will be relevant for eternity. >> she could present herself in such a way that she could outshine anybody, outglitz anyone. and sort of dominate a gathering. and then it would be all over and she'd come up to me or i might see her later and s

. >> diana is now willing to take risks. >> you can't divorce yourself from the media . >> princess diana, frolicking with, the clock was ticking and she was about to run out of time . >> she had really had it with the royal family. she was going to draw a line and move on. >> as a parent, can i ask you to respect my children space? >> she was a ball of fire which attracted diversity like no one else. >> the clock was ticking and she was about to run out of time . >> i want to reassure all these people who have left me and supported me throughout the past 15 years, i've never let them down . >> we are actually during princess diana speak from the heart, she's giving her first ever solo interview. >> the public were riveted, 20 million of them, everybody hung on her every word. >> she went from military style jacket, very strong, very powerful, extremely chic. she saying i know you're going to attack me and i'm going into battle. >> i was separated, i was a problem full stop, never happened before, what do we do with her? >> can we pack her off to somewhere quietly. >> she won't go quietly

diana! >> diana has no idea what's about to hit her. only 21, and she's about to make her debut on the world stage. she's embarking on a six-week tour of australia and new zealand. >> it's her first international outing as her royal highness. it's an unbelievable responsibility for a 21-year-old, and she has got to prove she is up to the job. >> the prince of wales led the way, but it was his princess who drew most attention. young prince william after strong lobbying by his mother was also allowed to come on tour. >> charles was a veteran by then, so he knew the ropes. diana didn't. this was hugely daunting for her. >> i was learning to be a royal in one week. >> pre-diana there zilt interest in the royal family and along comes diana, boom, it all changes. >> the crowds went absolutely mad about diana. >> they came up with a name for her. it was di-mania. >> after the wedding, the royal family really thought that the attention on diana would die out, but diana was lightning in a bottle. she was so different from the rest of the royal f

with diana, it was completely different.e was a small child with some flowers, diana would go down low to the child's level. >> she was fun, and she was very keen to sort of break the rule book here in terms of royal children. they would come back completely buoyed up, having had a great afternoon out with their mates at a burger bar. the prince was, "where have you been?" they would say, "papa, we've been to a great burger bar," and their mother is standing there laughing. he says, "but why when we've got a perfectly good chef?" he didn't get the point. but for diana and her children, this was a dining experience of what it was like, what other people did. >> reporter: but their lives were not normal. with cameras constantly following, she was fiercely protective of her boys. in the film, we see the princess pleading for a moment of privacy on a ski vacation. >> as a parent, could i ask you to respect my children's space? >> yes, certainly. yes. no problem at all. >> reporter: and behind the scenes, drama of a different sor

diana: ok. [laughter] jason: there might be army people here who are like, i can't believe you said undercover. what a tool. [laughter] diana: i've said too much. jason: no, it's fine. steve: your whole thing, when you eventually came out and announced to the city and to everybody that you were suffering from ptsd, your whole thing was saying over and over again, what i experienced over there was nothing compared to what a lot of other troops. i came away with the impression that you really had an experience very much that was all that dangerous. but then i read the book, and i came away with a completely different impression. there were a couple of stories i wanted to ask you about. i will ask you about the second one first come this late night drive home to your base. your driver wound up taking a different route, and you were pretty agitated. jason: yeah, so, first to the point you made, i also didn't know that what i did was significant until i went to therapy. you and i had similar experien

the life and legacy of princess diana lives on. how she's being remembered on the anniversary of her death. >>> good morning, i'm matt pieper in for anne-marie green. we begin with breaking developments about classified material that was recovered from former president trump's home in florida. the justice department says trump's team likely concealed and removed documents to obstruct the investigation. the allegations were made in a court filing late last night in response to trump's request for a special master. federal officials also included a photo of documents found at mar-a-lago. one is marked secret, and at rkt semp advisers td thstpartmeh k arch for classified material. however, fbi agents still found more than 100 classified documents during their search of mar-a-lago earlier this month. some were found in office drawers despite claims from trump's lawyers that everything was kept in a storage room. the justice department argues that there's no need for a special master because all documents have been reviewed, saying it c

and the alpha-eater who were chasing diana.azzi. paul died on the spot, the only survivor was bodyguard ex-paratrooper trevor regions doctors english researchers collected his face literally piece by piece. it was especially noted that the princess and her companion did not use seat belts, no matter what happened. in fact 25 years ago, diana's sad story still excites people around the world. i believe that her legacy will live on forever, she was a very cheerful figure, and at the same time a deeply unhappy woman her story will always be connected with care. about other people, even commentators loyal to the british crown admit that the tragedy of the lady is not forgotten. and may have an impact on the future of the royal family alexander khabarov ilya mordyukov. and svetlana mikhailova vesti, great britain today at 21:30 on our channel, the continuation of the historical saga elizabeth elizabeth's pages enter the house of the vice-chancellor, osterman. in search of peter's will, catherine is sure that the will is with the cro

the story of diana still excites people all over the world.commentators loyal to the british crown admit that the tragedy of lady di is not forgotten and may have an impact on the future of the royal family, her children, prince william harry now they are at enmity and meet a sad date separately alexander khabarov ilya murdyukov svetlana mikhailova and maxim capacci news, uk the federal part of our issue is now completed, our colleagues in the regions, as we in moscow are preparing to present local news. for this we need to go to another part of our studio and along the way. we can still have time to ask what krasnodar will see these days also the flower capital of russia where ekaterina yusupova broadcasts vesti today hello today, the main supplier of flowers to russian more than 3 million buds were sent to the regions. since the beginning of the year. this is in krasnodar today, on the eve of september 1, queues line up for flowers exclusively for our import buyers. for a long time already i do not like quickly wither. and here are the gladi

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they left an arrangement of flowers spelling out princess diana.in front of dozens of her photos and messages that her admirers wrote. >> reporter: princess diana, the people's princess. a royal with a common touch. >> diana was the original celebrity. she shared quite a lot of herself with the public. she wanted the public to know who she really was and what she was about. >> reporter: 25 years ago princess diana died after a tragic car crash in a paris tunnel. she was just 36. her sudden death triggering an outpouring of grief leaving her two young sons prince william and prince harry ayres to the british throne motherless. the queen paid tribute and a live television broadcast. >> i admired and respected her. her energy and commitment to others. and especially for her devotion to her two boys. >> reporter: the boys only talked about their loss years later. diana was renowned for her caring demeanor and her charity work. opening the country's first a.i.d.s. unit. famously shaking hands with one of the a.i.d.s. patients and visiting angola campaig

. 16-year-old diana faced a _ really difficult. 16-year-old diana faced a similar- diana faced a similaraby's played for adoption —— flagged for adoption. i'll take her away. and they can remember yelling and saying please bring her back, bring her back. everybody left and i was lying there, on my own, on this thing, covered with a sheet... and a crying baby that they could not reach. and they left me there for four hours. i canjust remember lying there thinking better to die here. i didn't die. i think this was written... yvonne _ i think this was written... yvonne says nurses took her baby away as soon as she gave birth. �* ., birth. i'm never even got the chance to — birth. i'm never even got the chance to hold _ birth. i'm never even got the chance to hold her— chance to hold her straightaway. ifelt chance to hold her straightaway. i felt cross that i'd just been left like a piece of meat laying on a slab. it of meat laying on a slab. it was 1978 when they found out that i— was 1978 when they found out that i was pregnant.— that i was pregnant. general never forget _ that i was pregn

their divorce and that meant that from then on diana was on her own.ies of interconnected incidents to her being in the back of that mercedes in paris on the tragic night. >> but for the bashere interview could the marriage to charles survived? by her telling, there were three in that marriage. >> well, certainly the interview didn't help. but i think had princess diana had the clarity at that time and the, i suppose the sense of purpose, she could have said to her husband, you know, i am your wife. i am the future queen. i am the mother of the future king. i'm not going anywhere. deal with it. and they would have had to deal with it and they would have done. >> okay. what does that mean? i assume that there are patrick jephson's who surround the royal family who can navigate these waters, that this sort of thing has come up in the history of the monarchy previously. >> yes. it's very pragmatic institution. and given the kind of lifestyle that the prince and princess lived, there were opportunities for them both to perhaps pursue extramarital happiness

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and they said that they have lost contact since then, yana and diana have not been able to get in touchocial networks and they do not respond to the messengers, although there is information that actually inspires hope, let's listen to one woman. yes, she told me that the last time she saw their grandmother and the girls was april 22. also, this woman told the line that the house where the girls lived was hit by a projectile, moreover , it hit right in their driveway, but i wasn't with diana and their grandmother at that moment, luckily, she wasn't home." according to this woman, they moved to some man, and the man lives in an honest house, i asked to ask what kind of man he is at least he can say where they are located, they said that it is near the central vegetable market and more and more, i did not find any information about them at all, and although this information is important to say for sure whether it is true at the moment, unfortunately, it is impossible at the same time. we know for sure that yana lived with diana lived separately from his daughters at 25 kazantseva street,

d diana died in a paris crash. to this day, her death and her life remain a fascination to people across the world. let's talk about the mood in london. i am sure there are so many events going on there, today. >> reporter: >> reporter: justin, people have have been coming behind me all day, leaving flowers, leaving ns leaving notes and really trying to connect with the memory of princess diana and it is not just here at kensington but people are leaving flowers close close to the site where she die. she died. i also spoke to a lady lady from sweden who had princess diana quotes tattooed on her arm and it really just shows her global impact. >> good evening, britain lost a princess, today. >> reporter: the world stood still in the early morning hourf hours of august 31st, 1997. this this diana died after being chased by the paparazzi. shock quickly gave way to an outpouring of grief still felt,. felt, today. >> i just couldn't believe it. it gives me goosebumps. i jt could not believe that she died. she died. >> re

that's alsoti the diana effect. >> reporter: the diana effect living on in her sons and their childrenrations to come. >> nbc's kelly cobiella with that report. and up next, a look at some of the stories making front page headlines across the country. "morning joe" will be right back. ross the country "morning joe" will be right back only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor—you're an owner. we got this, babe. that means that your dreams are ours too. and our financial planning tools can help you reach them. that's the value of ownership. if you have copd, ask your doctor about breztri. breztri gives me better breathing and helps prevent flare-ups. before breztri, i was stuck in the past. i still had bad days, (coughing) flare-ups, which kept me from doing what i love. my doctor said for my copd, it was time for breztri. ♪♪ breztri gives you better breathing, symptom improvement, and helps prevent flare-ups. like no other copd medicine, breztri was proven to reduce flare-ups by 52%. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. te

tonight, diana in her own words. what she said you might not remember. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin tonight with the new and significant revelations from the department of justice over documents they seized from former president trump's home at mar-a-lago. the doj saying the fbi went in to search after evidence surfaced that there were still classified documents after mar-a-lago. even after a trump attorney said they were all handed over. and the doj points to evidence that government records were likely concealed and removed from the storage room at mar-a-lago and that efforts were likely taken to obstruct the government's investigation. in the end, more than 322 classified documents have now been recovered there, some at the highest level of classification. the revelations in a 36-page court filing the doj urging a judge to reject trump's request to appoint a special master to review what has been seized. the doj arguing they've already had a filter tea

. > >> today marks 25 years since princess diana's tragic death. she was killed in a high-speed crash while being chased by the. the paparazzi. her son says he hopes the day is filled with his his mother's incredible work. we we will have a live report in the next half an hour from london. > >> a traffic alert to our commuters in solano county. the rio vista bridge is closed indefinitely after getting stuck stuck in the up position. the bridge is 60 years old and it is is unclear if it will be fixed in time for the holiday getaway weekend and that is the area on highway 12 that connects the delta to solano counties. we will let you know when things open up that there is quite a bit going on for your wednesday morning drive. > >> we have:traffic alert on 80 . 80 eastbound. all lanes are shun shut down in richmond near hilltop due to a deadly crash. no word on when those lanes will will open up. in the meantime, k meantime, stick to san pablo av. pablo avenue. this is the same area as yesterday. if you are taking that ride into the altamont pass, it

, is trying to tell the story of diana from a new angle, namely to find out.layed not the press, nor the royal family, but society itself and explain. why did millions of people who never met her perceive her death. as a personal loss according to the director, he wanted to understand what the story of the princess says about us and show the audience. if someone's life becomes for you, the hero himself has to pay for it with an exciting series. sometimes this very life is such today's show business news with you was marina kazantseva see you. stand police need to talk cop wars today at 19:50 on ntv from the creators of the mask a new show avatar soon on ntv autoteka makes a car purchase on avito, more transparently one accident damaged the bumper. repair amount 17.000. information from the insurance and car service. find out the truth about car accident repairs, mileage and liens in the auto store at avito pain starring ertel cream has a complex effect penetrating inflammation and helping to relieve pain and reduce swelling cream pain under control. they are w

we're live with the breaking details and what happens next. >>> then diana's legacy.o the day after her death including a closer look at prince william and harry's lives and the royal rift separating them. >> they would be talking if diana were here today. >>> plus, getting schooled what you need to know as the kids are heading back from the biggest bargains to the healthy habits you should get started now. >>> and top of the hill.throwbai spotify releasing the most played music, harry styles to the throwbacks topping the charts we'll tell you about all that on "today," wednesday, august, 31st, 2022 >> we're from kentucky >> shoutout to our hometown. >> wichita falls, texas. >> here from houston >> hi, mom >> she asked me to be here today. >> mother-daughter trip. >> to the "today show" from new castle, indiana. >> from michigan we're here for the u.s. open >> and the "today" show. >> myerstown, pennsylvania >> i'm turning 70 today. >> welcome back to "today. we're glad you're joining us on this wednesday morning savannah and hoda taking vacation to enjoy the final da

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diana is less than six months old.as already undergone several surgeries for her long-awaited daughter. savelyeva , they even came up with a name for her long before anastasia's pregnancy, but the very first ultrasound showed the belly of the fetus to be too large, the doctors made diagnoses. one i was prepared worse than the other. that is, the pediatrician spoke to me, and the concomitant diagnosis that the child was expecting, that there would be an operation, that she might not survive the forecast was 50 to 50. the planned cesarean section was successful, but the doctors were ready for the child to need urgent help. birth. it was hard for the child to breathe on his own already in the delivery room. the child's artificial ventilation of the lungs was reversed, further problems with the heart grew rapidly and intensively. activities finally cleared up in a child a doubling of the stomach and esophagus. a very rare anomaly, the mother was discharged home, without her daughter for 1.5 months. on the verge of a nervou

diana diana is a wild cat organizer of noisy parties, barnaul moscow, so diana calls herself that. olga umnitsa is a beauty , a generator of ideas for our team of our women's council, a mother of beautiful children and it is convenient. olga yes, and olga is a lawyer by education, a mother by vocation, a wonderful wife, a mother of two gorgeous athletes. wow olga. applause i'll introduce myself, please, team captains. anna and our holiday person is a wonderful organizer and ideological inspirer of all our leisure holiday events. she, of course, is our sun, and a bright star, which always gives us warm joy positive. and, of course, she is also a wonderful mother of three children who love her. hooray! hurray met a team of friends from barnaul and e, a friend from irkutsk e, different gender friends and friends. i would like to meet svetlana. with the team, too, she said so, that for various reasons. we are friends, the main sign that we are irkutsk people, the main sign that we are friends with them in different positions, either we work together, or we relax together. or together c

diana two sons, william and harry were 12 and 15 when she died, harry says diana's presence is a constant in his life. williams says he wants to raise his children the same way he was raised. reporter alexis mcadams has more on the legacy of princess diana. in off duty doctor who responded to the crash that claimed the life of princess diana remembering that tragic night 25 years later, i didn't realize that the young lady was there. princess diana. i didn't expect that she died so quickly. diana and her companion , dodi fayed, left their paris hotel on august 31st of 1997 pursued at high speed by the paparazzi. it would be their final ride. the car's driver lost control and crashed inside of a tunnel not far from the eiffel tower. the news of her passing stunned the world to die in such tragic circumstances at such a young age. um i think really came as a massive shock marrying into the british royal family in 1981. when she was 20 . she was instantly thrust into the global spotlight. diana built a legacy changing the way people view the monarchy and working with more than 100 charities,

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francine: what is the new normal that we could see, diana?s a school of thought, one of them saying this won't have force, the u.s. and china back at the table. certainly the status quote is now challenged. the other one saying the economic ties will just deteriorate from here. diana: the way we have seen things for the past auto years, -- 4 years during which we have pointed be decoupling thesis that the world is becoming two spheres of influences, chinese and american, this is expected. this is a confrontation between the aspiring hegemon and the existing hegemon, the u.s. the likelihood of this contest to turn qinetiq, -- kinetic, to military blows, much higher than otherwise it would have been. multinationals and other countries have to realize that whether they like it or not, they will be forced to start picking aside. we already see the economic repercussions in terms of the redistribution, and that changing of global supply chains. francine: but overall, what does this mean for some of the support we saw also china for the first time

and now diana is already at home. visited the family and learned the details of this miraculous salvation. feeding diana is an important ritual for the whole family, which is usually available to newborns from the very first hours of life . she didn’t eat herself, such a girl doesn’t eat up a little. we are following the figure. diana is less than six months old. she has already undergone several long-awaited surgeries. the daughter thought that long before anastasia's pregnancy, but the very first ultrasound showed the belly of the fetus was too large, the doctors set diagnoses. one is worse than the other i prepared. that is, the pediatrician spoke to me, and the concomitant diagnosis that the child was expecting, that there would be an operation, that she might not survive the forecast 50x50, caesarean section, the section was successful, but the doctors were ready for the child to need urgent help right from the moment of birth was a difficult child. i couldn't breathe on my own anymore. in the child's delivery ro

and of course, diana didn't depart from that.about anything. 70 years on the throne, she's actually perfected the art of allowing anyone to project what they want on her. we can all look at her and think she's upset, she's amused, she's pleased. the famous boot setting at weddings, she is 100% inscrutable, and that is the way she has always been. >> but it must take incredible discipline to do that. because not only do we not know what she thinks about anything, we never will. there will never be a memoir written by this woman has been at the center of international life. even people who seem inscrutable like a president, you know in five years you're going to get a memoir telling you everything. >> she has had this remarkable self discipline, and she always had. the queen was always noted to be remarkably composed and serious minded. she had absorbed the whole concept of duty from her father and has never left from it at all. what was hard for the queen, was suddenly she was required to be something else. she had always her life

take diana again. she seems to suit you. talks too much and is a little intrusive but if you have nothing else, then well, well, thanks. don't worry nico, i will personally take into account all your wishes. thank you. bye. diana today you'll go with the paint, got it? fasten your tongue, it's we have who victoria speaks english , the beauty queen of the city of primorsky has her own royal dynasty, yes, and some kind of makeup, darling let's take her quickly to the stylists and to the photographer a photo, then to me personally. us here. come we are doing everything so that you know a little more about your health exercise are basic for the treatment and prevention of osteoarthritis of the knee and hip joint 400 mg, caffeine per day is a safe dose. this is about five servings, coffee a day, together with experts we tell about advances in medicine and science. our technique makes it possible to irradiate the tumor in a high dose so accurately in order to preserve all these structures and not harm it. th

diana gurtskaya the president of russia diana gudaevna has recently been named. people's artist of russia today diana gurtskaya and her family are the hero of the project once upon a time georgian feasts do not appear, because it goes both as an appetizer and a very satisfying, probably dish, and where she loves it very much. uh, khali pkhali without the greek century, the spicy smell of the georgian feast does not seem to be present in the entire center of moscow today is a family dinner. at a sibling diana roberta he is the singer's sister's producer and the first established muscovite to a large family. it was robert gurtskaya who paved the way to the russian capital, when the war broke out in his native abkhazia, and certainly. it was difficult for the parents. this is impossible, because for years they lived there, and they put their souls into every corner of the house, of course, it was very difficult. and it's even hard to convey. for them, it is difficult for us, of course, because this is our childhood, and for them, because this is their soul and heart

and of course diana did depart from that.course, we know nothing about what she thinks about anything, nothing. 70 years on the throne, not a clue what she thinks. she is inscrutable and she has perfected the art of allowing anyone to project what they want on her. we can all look at her and think she's upset, she's amused, she's pleased. the famous boot face at the weddings, which always makes me laugh and everyone else at weddings is crying or looking, oh, it's so sweet. she is 100% inscrutable. and that is the way she has always been. >> but it must take incredible discipline to do that. because not only do we not know anything about what she thinks about anything, and these are big state matters, there will never be a memoir written by this woman has been at the center of international life. it's so different from our modern age where people who even seem inscrutable like a president, you know within five years you'll get a memoir that tells you everything. with her, there's never going to be anything. >> she has had this

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diana of all dispassion. and suddenly she loves him. she 's a woman. that she was only busy with herself. always haughty beauty yes, but cruelty is ugly. the day is clear again and the night disappears in the heart. you will come, i do not mind when my opponent agrees. i lingered here hoping to see you. i am very glad to meet you. i, sir, stand by the same hope, come to greet and see you off, sir. marquis, i'm happy. believe me, i thank you everywhere to be, wherever you command me love. alas, it seems to you that i am an extra admirer. well buddy love is boiling in the blood whirlwinds, she doesn't know fear looks domineeringly. love is fire and lightning and wrath to fight with it and argue with it, when among so many greatnesses there is a place for the letter of marsela. she has left the confines of her prison, longing for a meeting. marcela to her husband to her husband, what is the scope of the lackey in such words? let them explain themselves to each other stupidly stupidly. yes, there are no words, you already think that my destiny wants to loo

christina: flowers are expected to be layed in mass in honor of late princes diana.ss noting that diana won't be forgotten. >> she's still in everybody's memories. she was that kind of woman and powerful presence and she was such a good person and kind and lovely and i miss her. everybody misses her. >> princess diana was only 36 year's old when she died on august 31st, back in 1997 which was followed by millions of people from around the world mourning her tragic and untimely lost. mike: can't believe it's 25 years. one of my big stories at fox. thanks very much. buffalo bill are parting ways after rape allegations surface surrounding the 22-year-old san diego state player. charles watson live with the latest on this story that has sent shock waves through the nfl preseason. hello, charles. charles: hey, good afternoon, mike, boffola -- former pontie matt araiza is not only out of a job but possibly facing criminals charges this after an unnamed 17-year-old filed a civil suit in san diego superior court accusing araiza of raping her. the lawsuit also names two of ar

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today marks 25 years since the death of princess diana.olan has more on how she's being remembered. >> today, those who follow the royal family closely are dropping off flowers and offering up prayers at the liberty flames monument in paris just above the tunnel where princess diana died. 25 years ago diana's rain was cut short at the age of 36 in a horrific car accident. now one of the most famous people in the world, it's still the topic of conversation. >> i wanted to be a day filled with memories of our incredible work. i love the way that she did her former bodyguard is sharing. she opted for hugs instead of handshakes. it's a tradition. her son, prince harry. >> as a doctor, i wanted to be a day to share the spirit of i'm i'm with my family with my children. why? which could have the humanitarian and international style icon touched many lives are short lived life, including the british fashion designer who created her bespoke fairytale wedding dress. >> i everybody misses her. it's just time goes quickly. i company that was set on t

. >>> and remembering princess diana. today marking 25 years since her death. how the royal family is keeping her legacy alive today. this is "today in the bay." >>> 4:30 on your wednesday morning. thanks so much for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we want to get you up to date on what's going on today. mike is keeping an eye on the roads. first, we want to start with the forecast. the warmup is coming. is it today or later? >> it's time. let's get started in the tri-valley this morning. looking out in dublin. it's 57 degrees right now. we'll see more clouds moving in over the next couple of hours and clearing out for a sunny and nice and warm day. in dublin, 86 degrees. fremont will see a high of 79. low 80s for san jose. low 90s, starting to see some of the valleys coming up a couple of degrees. 92 in concord, livermore, morgan hill, santa rosa will hit a high of about 86. we'll go through when that warmup in temperatures comes in. mike, you're watching a couple of issues for the morning commute. >> kari, we have a crash

the amazing thing is this is not anything to do with princess diana.ternational herald tribune and a replica of the torch on the statue of liberty. but because it is almost over the exact spot where the crash occurred, you can see the traffic and the tunnel back here that is going through the same tunnel where princess diana's crash occurred, because it is there and people are still drawn to this site, and another thing that hasn't changed in 25 years, and that is the explanation for why this accident occurred. the explanation has not changed, despite the fact that there have been two major investigations, both in the uk and in france, in the course of the last 25 years, costing millions of dollars, and both of those investigations confirmed what has been the theory from the very beginning and that is that the chauffeur henri paul was drunk and traveling at too high a speed through the tunnel. a number of accident investigations say another thing, this and is that if princess diana had been wearing her seat belt, she might have survived the accident. j

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