diana francis spencer was born in 1961. the daughter of an earl, she was raised at this country estate. we got a rare look inside diana's stunning childhood home which few have seen. her brother charles and his wife gave cynthia mcfadden a tour. >> this is the room i associate with diana tap dancing. she used to do endless tap dancing in here. that is my main connection in this house of her. >> inside the grand house was not always warm and friendly. the parents divorced and her mother lost custody of the children but their father remarried a woman. diana and her brother called her acid rain. she kept them at arm's length in one of the smallest rooms. >> we were put up in the attics. for a house like this i would say very modest rooms. it's just the way it was. >> diana's unhappy childhood would manifest itself in a big way. >> she was very needy. >> written extensively about the royals including books on prince charles and diana. >> she was constantly looking for love. the love that she felt she had never had from her mothe

. >> she is 19-year-old lady diana spencer the new girlfriend of the most eligible man in the countryna was the story. she was followed everywhere. i think she found that time difficult. >> she was completely alone. >> no police, no security, no body guards. lady diana spencer may be dating the next king of england, but she is not yet an official member of the royal family, so she is not entitled to any protection. >> the attention charles and diana were getting was unprecedented. >> in 1980 dickey was a royal correspondent and later became the palace's press secretary. >> the palace wasn't making any attempt to control the media or interests because they weren't aware or didn't believe at the time that they would be such media interest. >> but there is almost an insatiable interest. perhaps, in part, because diana is a bit of a mystery. not a familiar fixture on the trendy london social scene, everyone wants to know who she is, where she comes from and if she has what it takes to be the next queen of england. >> diana grew up in the countryside. she was a country girl. >> absolutely,

diana spencer still inspires tribute around the world. we will be looking at how much hurricane harvey might have crossed the u.s. southern state in what's being dubbed by some as the worst storm to hit the country in recent memory. ♪ >> you are watching france 24, i'm olivia sala's are. here in france, the government is getting back to work with a happy project. it is announcing sweeping labor reforms that hopes to tackle the country us unemployment problem. employment law was a key campaign issue in the presidential election and emmanuel macron pledged to change things up. minister has been sketching out the planned reforms in a press conference today. let's hear from him. country of social rights. it will remain so. but we need to also be aware of the situation which is that of a country characterized by decades of massive unemployment. if we want to advance on the issue of unemployment, we will have to treat all the aspects and causes of unemployment together. olivia: for more on that we are joined by chris moore who is outside the pr

. >> it was the wedding that captivated the world, now 36 years later you can revisit lady diana spencer and prince charles exchange vows inside of st. johns cathedral in london. they have all been restored and released in 4 k on youtube. the 25 minutes of footage comes from the archives of british movie tone the only company allowed to film the wedding. >>> there is more ahead in the next half hour of "action news" at noon. we are talking about a film about a pennsylvania woman looking to make it big on social media. it's about to hit the big screen and an investigation is underway following a discovery at a playground in delaware. >>> "action news" continues. >>> hello again here are stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30, emergency preparations are underway in texas at this hour. as hurricane harvey barrels towards the lone star state and shots fired and cars stolen and police chase ended in a crash overnight in the city's german town section and what president trump wants from congress as he threatens a government shut down. the texas coast first though. bracing f

prince charles and lady diana spencer announced their engagement. but i i'm marries the cheeses. being brave enough to take me on. and i suppose in love. i was just nineteen fisheye aristocrat was thrust into the limelight. months later she would marry the activist during. she quickly became an international icon. that might that shin and for our extensive charity walk. but her life was cut short at the young age of thirty six. the princess of wales died in a car crash in a parisian tunnel. a mercedes was speeding to evade the paparazzi. and the drive its blood alcohol levels over the legal limit. lady di's boyfriend and that drive by with pronounced dead at the sight. she would die from her injuries alice later. a family tragedy for us on this then aged twelve and fifteen. that an event that also shocked the world. one million people descended on the streets of london to pay their respects. and millions more watched on television. i don't see the role from that's the realize how much we thought of her. until they decide it's not to publish a few normal not to make a big data per

earl spencer: diana was the very essence of compassion, of duty, of style, of beauty.re being shown on many screens today because people are reliving some of the events of 20 years ago. joining me now are two guests who knew princess diana well, the dancer wayne sleep, and vivienne parry, who worked closely with diana during her time as patron of the mother and baby charity, birthright. both of you with your own perspective. it is great to have you with us. before we say anything, i will put wayne in the frame. we want to show viewers something rather special that you z wayne. —— you did, wayne. to do, with clearly dance. let‘s look at it. it was sort of upmanship. so i‘d do a pirouette like that. she‘d push me down like that, then kick over my leg like that and walk away. like that, you see. then she‘d do something, a jazz turn or one of these things and i‘d look at her and i‘d go — all right, go on then, and not do anything. then i got to the corner over here of the stage and i lifted her with one hand under her leg here, she did a lay out like that holding on to my

. >> july 1981 diana spencer married prince charles in the stunning royal ceremony that has been in the cathedral in london. the coverage on tv, was seen by almost a billion people around the world at the time. >> diana fran zest will you have this man to be wedded husband and for sake all other keep unto him. >> i will. >> reporter: after exchanging vows diana became princess of wales, she was adored by the public but separated from charles 11 years later knowing that she would never become queen. >> unaudible. >> that she would be someone who royal version of jackie o. >> reporter: world prepared to mark her tragic death iconic shots of her on the balcony of buckingham palace can be seen in more detail then ever before. gavin ramshaw for cbs news, london. >>> still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning a look behind the scenes and hear from some of the stars, lending their voices to the new animated film now in theaters, we will >>> new family move any theaters encouraging kid of all ages not to give up on their dreams. david daniel takes a lot leap. >> sin

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diana's coffin is carried to westminster abbey for her funeral. her young sons walking solemnly behind. inside the abbey, charles spenceres a surprising eulogy that is critical of the royal family. >> diana was the very essence of compassion, of duty, of style, of beauty. someone with a natural nobility who was classless and who proved in the last year that she needed no royal type of to continue to generate her particular brand of magic. >> we all clapped so heartily. that never happened inside an abbey or a church like that. i live in england 29 years of my life. the english, one says that they're very cold blooded, but my god they showed the world they are not. that day, the days before the funeral, the world stopped for the english people. >> charles spencer also has a word about the paparazzi. >> that 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 of the modern age. >> was diana hunted to death? after the princess is laid to rest, the world wants answers. >> everybody's blaming everybody else. >> for the

earl spencer: diana was the very essence of compassion, of duty, of style, of beauty.g. this is the last everybody will see of diana, princess of wales. well, you saw him in that montage. he broke the news to half a billion people worldwide, nic gowing. give us people worldwide, nic gowing. give us your people worldwide, nic gowing. give us your memories people worldwide, nic gowing. give us your memories of the hours before you knew what had happened. it was the middle of a saturday night. you knew what had happened. it was the middle of a saturday nightlj should tell you the context if i may. 2a hours earlier, i had been in japan ata may. 2a hours earlier, i had been in japan at a karaoke party with japanese diplomats, and that evening we had had a number of people in. we have had a great selling holiday in greece, as i was karaoke lagged and be allowed and got to bed at 1230 and the phone went at 1.10 and it was my editor, who said dodi is dead and diana may be dead. i used an expletive and said don't mind me up this time in the morning, but i was on air by 2.30. de

earl spencer: diana was the very essence of compassion, of duty, of style, of beauty.t everybody will see of diana, princess of wales. of paris match magazine. looking back, what goes through your mind? she was in paris, being chased by the paparazzi, a business you we re by the paparazzi, a business you were in. i wonder what you felt when you heard what had happened?m were in. i wonder what you felt when you heard what had happened? it was a very shocking moment, first because people died in a car crash, and second because we didn‘t know what happened. there were photographers involved who were not sent by the magazine, but they were from the photojournalism world. not all of them were paparazzi, some we re all of them were paparazzi, some were agency photographers, having covered news and were on duty that we can. it was very difficult because there was that the death of princess diana and other people, and also the thing in our mind of what happened? so it was a defining moment for a lot of people in any business at the time. and how has coverage of the british roy

. >> the release of diana's death the right to privacy failed. the police looked at them, the spencer family looked at them, so what was private to diana was lost in the process. >> it put a spotlight on the cracks in the marriage for diana to prince charles. >> i am amazed she is brave enough to take me on. >> -- channel 4 defending their documentary telling abc news that the subjects in the film are a matter of public record and provide a unique insight diana took to get a public voice and tell her own personal story. >>> final quick check of the warm forecast, now let take a look at the numbers in the northern and western suburbs a lot of 90s and couple of 89's and some clouds mixing with sunshine and humid today along the i-95 corridor and philadelphia 91 and a bit more humid than yesterday. down the shore low risk of rip currents. cool drinks because it is humid there too. >> thanks david. a look at stories coming up this afternoon on "action news" at 4:00. today could be the day that flood water is drained from a jersey shore town. and the cleanup process what is dubbed lake mar

the tapes on monday to the bbc. >> fact is that after diana's death, the claim to privacy actually failed because the police looked at them, the spencery, and so what was private to diana was actually lost in the process. >> reporter: the tapes putting a spotlight on the cracks in diana's marriage to prince charles. the princess even pointing to this moment from their engagement interview she called traumatizing. >> i'm amazed that she's been brave enough to take me on. >> and, i suppose, in love. >> of course. >> whatever in love means. >> i was brought up in a sense that when you got engaged, you loved them. >> reporter: channel 4 telling abc news the subjects in the film are a matter of public record and provide a unique insight into the preparations diana undertook to gain a public voice and tell her own personal story. of course, the question being did she want to tell that personal story? prince william and harry just released their own tribute to their mom in a documentary last week saying that this would be the last time that they commented on their mother. and, guys, of course, kensington place, no comment on these tapes. >>

the spencer family looked at them, presumably, and so what was private to diana was actually lost inhe process. >> reporter: the tapes putting a spotlight on the cracks in the marriage to prince charles, the princess pointing to this moment from their engagement video that she called brave enough to take me on. and i suppose in love. >> of course. >> whatever in love means. >> i was brought up in the sense that when you are engaged to someone you loved them. >> reporter: channel 4 defending the tapes saying it is a matter of public record and provide a unique insight into the preparations diana undertook to gain a public voice and tell her own personal story. >> whatever love means. >> whatever love means. >> that's not the right answer, gentlemen, in case you're wondering. >> for love. she said, in some of the tapes that they had only met 13 times before they got engaged, which is kind of fascinating. >> i mean, there is an irony, that this tape shows that she was kind of reluctant, frightened at times, hiding from the public, and now the tapes themselves are public. >> interestingl

. >> a lot of people think that diana was an ordinary girl, like cinderella to marry the prince but she was from a very noble aristocratic family, the spencer family that has a century long history in england. she had a tough time growing up. her parents divorced at the age when she was seven years old. her father was given custody. >> reporter: princess diana met charles at 16, and he was dating her older sister, sarah, at the time. when he was 30 was single and under pressure from the palace to get married. by then diana was a 19-year-old preschool teacher and they reconnected and became engaged after six months. the wedding ceremony was seen by 750 million tv viewers worldwide. she was perfect, was young enough that she had a couple of boyfriends, i'll be working in her favor. the fairytale happened. >> reporter: within one year prince williams was born. >> when diana became a mother it was one of the happiest things in her life and she had always yearned to be a mother. >> reporter: shortly after that the fairytale begin to fade. >> she felt very lonely in her marriage to charles and she was suspicious that charles and camilla were chea

spencers ancestral home. they chose to do that commemoration on the anniversary of diana's birth, on the anniversary of diana'sly this year. richard list at kensington palace, many thanks for joining richard list at kensington palace, many thanks forjoining us. a computer hard drive containing unfinished works by terry pratchett has been crushed by a steamroller, as per instructions left by the fantasy novelist. it is thought up to 10 incomplete novels were flattened at the great dorset steam fair by the 6.5 tonne steamroller. terry pratchett died aged 66 in march 2015 after battling alzheimer's disease. police are investigating after fireworks were set off in a pizza shop in liverpool. the box of 70 fireworks exploded in hello pizza in kirkdale, with part of the ceiling coming down as staff ran for cover. the motive for the attack is as yet unknown, but police are investigating possible links to a shooting on the same road two days previously. members of staff had spoken to police after finding a shotgun pellet in the shop after the shooting. pretty dramatic footage. now let's catch up with the weather prospe

there's a lot of footage of diana, especially as a young girl that we've never seen before. photo, a lot of people like charles spencerrised me to know, one, how much she loved prince charles. you know, it's fascinating she was a wide-eyed romantic and when she married the prince, she really thought that was going to be forever. he had very different ideas about marriage. >> that anger we see later real heartbreak. >> real heartbreak but also what you learn in this documentary is that she was really strong and really formidable from a very, very young age. much stronger than the blushing bride that we sort of saw in the beginning of the marriage. >> even those first pictures of her, that same mischievous look in her eyes. >> she was very smart and had she i'm sure decided to become an actress she would have been a great actress because every emotion she ever had plays out right there on her documentary plays out over four hours and you see the changes in her particularly in the way she reels to the media and the way she relates to prince charles and this sort of fearsome righteous anger she had. it was all right there