people, thought to be the children of the duke and other close family, will be able to attend that service. the duke of sussexis attend that service. the duke of sussex is expected to fly in to cash in from america, but his wife, the duchess of sussex, has been advised by doctors not to attend. it will be here that they will pay their final farewells to the duke next saturday afternoon. buckingham palace is at pains to emphasise that the event will be covid compliant. everything will happen within the privacy of the castle to avoid crowds gathering. the funeral will be what is known as a ceremonial royal general. that is one level down from a state funeral. the duke's coffin will be borne in a ceremonial procession from the castle's state apartments to st george's chapel. members of the royal family, led by the prince of wales, will walk behind the coffin. there will be a national one—minute silence when the coffin reaches the chapel at three o'clock. inside the chapel, the congregation will be limited to 30. the public is being asked not to go to windsor. the best place to watch it all will be on television, said a palace spokesman. from his home at

and that's prince harry as well the duke of sussex are behind his. brother prince william. during the professional session. the king's troupe tillery from the east. of windsor castle every minutes and the curfew. will as well this is a bell that originally told people to their beds. the prince philip's coffin being born on this green militia green. choice. 6 it is indeed but it's a plan he may. over 20 years ago it's been in the making for 18 years i think it. reflects his relation with the military but also possibly his sense of humor he didn't want to be and he wanted it to be british racing green as well i mean it is a very. minute treif you in many ways and the whole lining the route the. representatives representatives from all the forces the role navy the marines the highlands is full fatality roll regiment of scotland and indeed members from the royal air force as well. and they will be met. the west steps of the chapel. another god of all the band from the rifles. and they'll play the national anthem. as the coffin enters the hall through closed. this is all of polls

the duke of sussex will attend but he will have to go through five days of quarantine at home and passver. much less in terms of public participation because of the covid situation. but nonetheless, an opportunity for the royal family to pay their respects to the duke of edinburgh for his many decades of service.- to the duke of edinburgh for his many decades of service. thank you very much- — tributes to the duke of edinburgh have continued to flow in from around the world. as australians woke on saturday to the news of prince philip's death, the prime minister, scott morrison, said his life had been one of duty, service, loyalty and honour. 0ur sydney correspondent, shaimaa khalil, sent this report. fire! gunshot. honouring a life of duty and service. a sign of respect for a man who, for decades, has had a long and enduring relationship with this country. the prime minister paid tribute to the duke of edinburgh, whose presence, he said, was a reminder of the stability needed in a world that can often be uncertain. memories of him will of course tell stories of his candour and a uniqu

of course, one person, in particular, the duke of sussex, doesn't fit either of the bills today. think this was an argument or anything like that. i think it was what is most fair to everyone. we don't want to make exceptions or break rules. we want it to be fair to everyone. let's not forget, as well, prince harry took over as head of the marines from the duke of edinburgh in 2017, and it was something that really united them. i think it would have felt wrong and uncomfortable if there wasn't that sense of unity on that topic. >> sure. let's bring in ailsa anderson, watching the images of the procession on the grounds of windsor castle. ailsa served as the queen's press secretary three years and started her work with the royal household 20 years ago. ailsa, good morning to you. sure your heart is grieving, as well, as we watch these striking images. on the land rover that the duke of edinburgh helped design and chose for this moment. his personal standard, the flag. his sword, his military cap, and, of course, the family members hand-selected to walk behind that coffin. it is su

the duke of sussex honoring philip's life of public service, but in typical form, harry struck a more informal note, saying, "he was my grandpa master of the barbecue, legend of banter and cheeky right until the end." it finished with the phrase "by sea, by land," the motto of the royal marines, a nod to philip's glittering naval career. prince william also paying tribute today, saying, "i will never take for granted the special memories my children will always have of their great grandpa." releasing this photo of the young prince george with philip, the father, grandfather and great grandfather of future kings. the princes will join their father charles walking behind philip's casket, recalling the iconic moment the duke accompanied william and harry behind their mother diana over 20 years ago. the family is united in grief this evening, david. harry's return could help heal the many rifts that exist. that is certainly something that britain is hoping for tonight. david? >> all right, james, we'll see you saturday morning, james. we're going to have live coverage of prince philip's f

the duke of sussex has returned to the uk from california to attend huntsville's funeral this saturday. his wife did not accompany him due to her pregnancy. >>> there is a new plan to connect two of tahoe's biggest ski resorts. starting the summer construction could begin on a new gondola that would connect squaw valley and all kyle meadows. the two resorts currently are about a seven mile drive but the gondola would connect skiers and riders to the bases in just about 15 minutes. they say the project is expected to cost about $60 million but the idea would need approval from plastic county as well as the u.s. forest service. >> could you imagine the two combined? they need a resort in between. >> to connect to the right in mountain village, colorado. >>> a storm system will be dropping into the great basin, close enough to put that squeezing the atmosphere but not close enough and not in the right trajectory to send any rain chance into the bay area. the seven-day forecast is completely dry it looks like we will stay dry likely through much of the rest of april. the dry weather does c

prince harry releasing his eulogy at prince philip's funeral, the duke of sussex adding his grandfatherays held a special place in his family's are, prince philip's hers will be one of his old cars similar to this one. it was originally built to transport hunting groups around royal grounds. jillian: 13 after the hour, chain-link fence surrounds a restaurant define covid restrictions. >> the owner says this is about fear and control, he joins us live coming up next. >> a restaurant in california fenced info repeatedly define covid 19 restrictions. the owner says they have been finding nearly 50,$000 in the door has been padlocked shut that they won't back down. the owner joins me, your restaurant is at the center of some serious controversy. explain what the city of burbank has done to try to get you to shutdown. >> this is an escalating situation for a number of months. i opened up in mid december of 2020 when they shutdown the outdoors. i did all the right protocols, kept my staff masked, only served outdoors. lately they started with putting boards, boarding up our doors, that led to

we know one of those will be prince harry, the duke of sussex and as you say it is widely reported now there have been a number of sightings of him at heathrow yesterday after flying in from los angeles. and there will obviously be a lot of interest in the return of harry because of that strained relationship in particular with his brother william over the past year. but today is also a day for political tributes and they will be led by the prime minister boris johnson in the house of commons this afternoon. the commons being brought back a day early in order to have this afternoon and evening for mps to pay their own personal tributes to pay their own personal tributes to the duke of edinburgh. then they have already begun in the scottish parliament, led by nicola sturgeon who said it was right to honour an extraordinary life and we've been hearing from a number of msps with their own anecdotes and personal stories of meeting the duke of edinburgh. stories of meeting the duke of edinburgh-— prince philip first met the queen — who was then princess elizabeth — at the britannia royal na

of the 22 cases. alex, mona? >> megan thank you. >>> netflix, netflix news for the duke and duchess of sussex. harry and meghan have announced their first series. the project will focus on the invictus games, a competition for wounded service personnel and veterans founded by harry in 2014. and harry will appear on camera during the series. >>> coming up, the pastor who's gone from the pulpit to the pole. her inspiring story next. you're watching "world news now." [female narrator] a message for children: it's hard to be stuck at home right now... but we want to say thank you... because you're being a big helper. when you stay home... you're protecting other people from getting sick. by calling a someone you love who's stuck inside, you're giving them a smile... and they need it! when you wash your hands- for like the hundredth time today... you're keeping your family safe. and by being brave... you're helping us all be brave. we know it's not easy... but helping will make everything go back to normal again as soon as possible. you're part of a big family of helpers around the world. and you'r

a palace spokesperson says he's quarantining at home near windsor castle it's the duke of sussex' firstnce he stepped back from royal duties and moved across the atlantic his wife, meghan markle, will not attend the service a physician has advised her not to travel because she's pregnant with the couple's second child and the uk prime minister boris johnson will not be at the funeral either instead he'll watch it on tv on what we should expect for the royal funeral, here's nbc's keir simmons. >> reporter: prince philip will be laid to rest in st. george's chapel, a day of family good-byes, military honors, and history. the funeral will begin at 11:00 a.m., 6:00 a.m. eastern, when the coffin will be brought from the private chapel at windsor castle to the state entrance at 2:40 here, 9:40 eastern it will be placed in a modified land rover that prince philip himself created. he had a passion for design. at 2:45, 9:45 eastern, the hearse will proceed through a route lined by military personnel to arrive eight minutes later at the west steps of st. george's chapel where the royal marines wi

of admiration and gratitude. reporter: the royal family will grieve in private for now, but tonight on the duke and duchess of sussex'sa message to thank the duke for his service, saying he will be greatly missed. he remained a public figure for so many. >> i wanted to pay tribute to prince philip because i really like the royal family and feel very bad for them. >> i suppose it was inevitable for a man who is 99 years of age, but it is sad. >> it is sad for the country and the royal family. he served in the forces as well. i will miss him. reporter: at york minster, the bells have been run 99 times as a show of respect for the duke's 99 years. it is a tribute that will be repeated across the u.k., for a man who held a unique place in public life. anchor: helena, many will have wanted to turn up, pay their own tributes, perhaps leave flowers and so o but of course, covid has made that more difficult for many. helena: yes, i think it would have been a different situation at windsor castle, had it not been for the fact we still remain under covid restrictions. when the news rippled through that the duke of edinburgh had

perhaps the most famous of the royals, the duke and duchess of sussex, the flaws of mond monarchy haveh winfrey open -- >> it's easy to have an image that's far from reality. that's what's tricky the past few years, when the perception and reality are two different thins and you're being judged on the perception, but you're living the reality of it. >> what was your reaction when you heard that prince harry and meghan were going to be stepping down as senior royals and moving to america, leaving the united kingdom? >> well, of course it's sad. but i wouldn't want to -- to place a judgment now. i think that it is a tremendous challenge to enter a royal family. and it is a tremendous honor. and an incredible responsibility toward that family that accepts you with open arms. >> reporter: for thetry years that she's lived and served in her adopted country, the grand duchess has never forgotten her roots. how much does your background play into the way you are today? >> i have the spontaneity of the cubans. but i also have learned through living in the states, in switzerland, now in luxembo

that is william, the duke of cambridge, peter phillips, the son of princess anne, and harry the duke of princess anne, and harry the duke of sussexote about that line—up is the fact that william and harry are not walking side by side. they have their cousin in between them. i think there will be a lot of discussion about that and why the two brothers are not walking alongside each other. buckingham palace quite simply would not be drawn on that. they say that these plans have been approved by the queen. they will not be drawn on what the perception is of this and what it looks like. that is how the queen wants it. {lila of this and what it looks like. that is how the queen wants it.- is how the queen wants it. ok, as ou sa , is how the queen wants it. ok, as you say. there _ is how the queen wants it. ok, as you say, there will _ is how the queen wants it. ok, as you say, there will be _ is how the queen wants it. ok, as you say, there will be so - is how the queen wants it. ok, as you say, there will be so much - you say, there will be so much conversation about that because it would've been simple for them to walk side by side.

the first one from william, the duke of cambridge and any few minutes later, from his younger brother, prince harry the duke of sussexd picking the kids up in norfolk and picking the kids up in his carriage and it was a real sign he said of their great—grandfather's sense of adventure. the statement goes on and ends,... a statement from the duke of cambridge, again, talking about his widerfamily and just how cambridge, again, talking about his wider family and just how important and influential the duke of edinburgh had been in his life and the life of his children. we then had a statement from his brother, harry, the duke of sussex and this one a little bit more informal, in terms of its language and the anecdotes that it describes... harry's statement a little bit more informal but again with some real personal touches and we have also had confirmed this afternoon that harry is back in the uk, as we had suspected. he is isolating in windsor at frogmore cottage, the home he shared with meghan when they lived in the uk. home he shared with meghan when they lived in the uk-— lived in the uk. thank you very much. it's

there are 30 guests attending, and one of those will be prince harry, the duke of sussex, and there areat he was working for should be included in this scheme. it wasn't included in the end, and we only found out about these contacts because of some investigative work by the financial times and the sunday times. what happened yesterday is after several weeks of not saying anything, david cameron issued a really long statement, about 1800 words, explaining what was going on, and the main thing he said was he had a lesson to learn which was this informal contact of phone calls, texts and e—mails, with ministers and officials, left room for people to misinterpret what he was doing. although he is quite unapologetic about working for this company, because he thought they were a good firm and they were offering good services. this has sparked a bit of a debate about the rules around this stuff. david cameron says he hasn't broken any of them, but former prime minister gordon brown said on the radio that all his fellow former prime ministers shouldn't be doing this sort of thing at all. gordo

being defined by service and dedication and there was a difference of tone from his brother, the duke of sussexn california. this i think the way that he invokes his grandfather as somebody tended to get on with it shows the diverging path. buti to get on with it shows the diverging path. but i don't think you can read it too much as a sting. i think it was very much to brothers sharing their very personal memories, and again emphasising their different perspectives on life inside and outside the royal fold. their different perspectives on life inside and outside the royalfold. i inside and outside the royal fold. i suppose people who follow the royal family, royal editors like you, there is an element of criminology to this. it has been pointed out to this that harry ended his statement with a statement from the royal marines. —— kremlinology. he took over as general of the royal marines but had to stand back when the queen decided he would lose his royal patronage. decided he would lose his royal patronage-— decided he would lose his royal ”atronae. , ., ., , ., patronage. there is no doubt t

of working royals. if you do that, you have less people to perform all the engagements, and obviously with the duke and duchess of sussexome more dts. we've seen a lot over the couple of weeks after prince philip's death. they seem quite down to earth and popular, and it's possible we might see more of them in the next few years. let’s possible we might see more of them in the next few years.— in the next few years. let's look at the financial _ in the next few years. let's look at the financial times _ for a couple of stories, john. hs pt -- hsbc —— hsbc scraps a decorative floor. it's happening to everybody. -- hsbc scraps a decorative floor. it's happening to everybody. we've had different _ it's happening to everybody. we've had different offices _ it's happening to everybody. -- had different offices experimenting, but actually, given their credit, the chief executive of hsbc is saying if he's expecting his work is to do it, he and his fellow bosses should be doing as well. they are getting to a top floor, and it says in the article that they are putting in the article that they are putting in meeting rooms and col

of admiration and gratitude. the royal family will grieve in private for now but tonight, on the duke and duchess of sussex's charityant to pay my respects to prince philip because he led the royal family and they feel very bad for them, for what happened. i suppose it was inevitable for a man who is 99 years of age that this would be the final outcome, but it's sad. it's been a sad day for the royal family and the country for he served in the forces as well, which is good, like most of the royal family. i will miss him. at york minster, the bells have been rung 99 times as a mark of respect for the duke's 99 years. as a tribute, they will be repeated across the uk, for a man who held a unique place in public life. 0ur correspondent paul hawkins is out buckingham palace. what has been going on in the palace this evening? this what has been going on in the palace this evening?— palace this evening? as you sa , palace this evening? as you say. because _ palace this evening? as you say, because of— palace this evening? as you say, because of the - palace this evening? as you | say, because of the covid-19 say, because

the duke and duchess of sussex's website tonight saying, "you will be greatly missed." a royal family losing its patriarch. a country watching the end of an era. and a queen who has lost her consort and must now lead alone. >> and keir, i understand we've learned more about what the queen has been doing today >> reporter: that's right, lester. prince charles visited his mother here at windsor castle this afternoon. the queen tonight will spend her first night as queen without prince philip. one big question, of course, will harry and meghan attend the funeral? lester >> all right keir simmons in london, thank you. >>> and joining me now is camilla tominey, who has covered the royals for years camilla, with prince philip's death, what will be the impact on the queen going forward? >> well, i think the emotional impact on the queen will be profound, lester this is a man who has been at her side for the entire course of her nearly 70-year reign. and to lose his wise counsel and not lose his role as patriarch of the royal family will come as an enormous blow. >> you mention

she reportedly tried seeking legal assistance from the duke of sussex after failing to follow throughantasy. >> sandra: she's probably not the first woman to daydream about marrying prince harry. while that's not happening. weak images from a pentagon investigation with what appears to be pyramid shaped ufos and orbs flying above a navy destroyer. bryan llenas is live in brooklyn. >> the pentagon has confirmed that these extraordinary images are actually legitimate and that they were linked to the investigative filmmaker and reporters jeremy korbel. this reportedly shows three pyramid shaped ufos flying over the uss russell off the coast of california in july of 2019. at one point the ufos reportedly hovered at just 700 feet above the tail of the navy destroyer making "extraordinary maneuvers." the cell phone photos taken by a pilot in march of 2019 showed three different unidentified aircraft's off the of oceana. these photos from the uss omaha also show a spherical ufo diving into the ocean and disappearing but the pentagon has not confirmed these specific photos just yet. >> these

the two elder of the children, followed by the earl of essex and duke of york, those being william and andrew. you will see the duke of sussexhe eldest of the grandchildren and son of princess anne. the duke of cambridge, of course, prince william. those will be the three across. following them sir tim lawrence, the husband of princess anne, and the earl of snowden, a cousin to the queen. then you will see a few personal protection officers and private secretaries and pages that will be immediately following the hearse. of course, the car, which you will eventually see with queen elizabeth. [ bell tolling ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cannon fire ] [ bell tolling ] ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> we are now at the minute of silence across britain book ended by the military firing you just heard. >>> now you will watch the coffin finish its assent up the stairs. the coffin will be received by the dean of windsor and the arch bishop, along with processional members of the royal family and the duke's household will follow the coffin into saint george's chapel. and when the doors of the chapel close, the piping party will pipe the carry on, and the remaining m

of admiration and gratitude. the royal family will grieve in private for now but tonight, on the duke and duchess of sussex's charityg he will be greatly missed. he had remembered a memorable public figure for so many. i want to pay my respects to prince philip because he led the royal family and they feel very bad for them, for what happened. i suppose it was inevitable for a man who is 99 years of age that this would be the final outcome, but it's sad. it's been a sad day for the royal family and the country for the he served in the forces as well, which is good, but also the royal family. i will miss him. at york minster, the bells have been rung 99 times as a mark of respect for the duke's 99 years. as a tribute, they will be repeated across the uk, for a man who held a unique place in public life. a sense of some of the reaction across the uk. that was daniela ralph. you heard from the prime minister earlier. he gave that statement outside number 10 downing street the united kingdom and the commonwealth has gone through enormous change during the reign of queen elizabeth — and the duke of edinburgh has played a

talking about his regret about not allowing prayer in churches and also, the wedding of the duke and duchess of sussexate prayer-— private prayer. which i think is . uite private prayer. which i think is quite stunning _ private prayer. which i think is quite stunning for— private prayer. which i think is quite stunning for someone i private prayer. which i think is i quite stunning for someone who is a political figure. quite stunning for someone who is a politicalfigure. he never politicians say i was wrong and i regret that. good on him for that. and he talks about the real family and says it's basically a life sentence marrying into the royal family. some sympathy there for harry and megan which i'm sure for the peace everyone who is in a terrible position, suggesting that he did this a few weeks earlier. i know that henry loves the loyal family and loves talking about them. —— royal. brute family and loves talking about them. -- ro al. ~ ., ., ., family and loves talking about them. -- ro al. . ., ., ., 4' -- royal. we are out of time. think ou as -- royal. we are out of time. think you as always

catherine was inside st george's chapel just a few years ago for the wedding of the duke and duchess of sussex pages, starting with... the sunday express has this image of the queen — used by many of the papers — sat alone during prince philip's funeral. a slightly different angle on the sunday telegraph, which reflects on what it calls a "heart—breakingly beautiful day". for the sunday mirror, it's the "loneliest goodbye". the sunday times has a front and back page wrap. 0n the front is this photo from outside st george's chapel. and on the back, this image of the duke of edinburgh's coffin being carried inside, with his family following behind. there's a close up shot of the queen on the front of the mail on sunday — which also has an image of william and harry. a picture of the queen heading into the chapel dominates the front of the sunday people. and the observer carries an image of her majesty. the paper also reports on warnings from a senior tory mp to borisjohnson that he'll lose support from red wall voters, if he fails to deal with lobbying scandals. so, let's begin. let's start to f

. >> new this morning, in the aftermath of disturbing claims of racism made by the duke and duchess of sussex, there are now reports that the royal family will soon appoint a diversity chief. yeah, it was during an interview with oprah harry and meg han said an unnamed member to have the royal family raised the issue of how dark their child would be potentially. the birmingham palace reports say plans have been in the works for a diversity czar prior to the explosive interview. >> trevor: okay, i think it's great the royal family is hiring a diversity czar, but you guys don't have to pretend you were already planning on doing this. this isn't a family that cares about diversity. the queen has been in power 70 years b and only ever had one kind of dog. so clearly, the royal family could use help from a diversity czar. they can teach the queen why it was wrong for the one black spice girl to be called scary. you know, they can teach her what bbc really stands for. hell, the only thing they don't need to teach the queen is how to dress for black church. but the big question is how exactly will t

of admiration and gratitude. the royal family will grieve privately for now, although tonight on the duke and duchess of sussex's of edinburgh for his service, saying he will be greatly missed. across the uk, the duke remained a memorable public figure. 99 years old, a very good age to get to. shame he didn't get to his 100th birthday. he did say a few little things that he shouldn't do, but that's what i like as well. well, he is human. like we allare. it's back to that, you know, being human, isn't it? - he's just been a wonderful man, and their love has been playing for everybody to see. so really sincerest condolences to the queen. at buckingham palace this evening, at the end of a day of great sadness for many, a steady stream of people came to pay their respects to a man who held a unique place in public life. some of today's reaction there, and that was daniela relph reporting. we saw earlier that borisjohnson, the prime minister, had made his own statement in downing street, not long after the announcement at midday today, and mps will be going to westminster on monday for their own session to pay tribute

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there has been no public statement by other members of the family until now, because the duke and duchess of sussexon the front page of the duke and duchess of sussex website. by his own admission, prince philip's years in the royal navy were immensely important in forming his character, and throughout his life he maintained the outlook and bearing of a naval officer. as a midshipman, he was mentioned in dispatches for his bravery under fire. later when royal duties replaced his naval career, he worked to keep britain's maritime history alive. we can look back now at the duke's close relationship with the royal navy. the royal navy and life at sea were a huge part of the duke of edinburgh's career. it had been a british destroyer that had taken him, as a toddler, into exile from his native greece. two of his sons were naval officers, prince charles and prince andrew, taking up where he had left off after his wife became queen. prince philipjoined the navy straight from school. as a cadet, he first met princess elizabeth in 1939 when she visited britannia royal naval college in dartmouth with her pa

duke of edinburgh's funeral plans. the daily mail headline reads "brothers apart" referring to the fact that the duke of sussex and dukehind their grandfather's coffin. we showed you pictures a few minutes ago of this. twitter users have waded into the caterpillar cake copyright row between marks and spencer and aldi. this is mads's version of the controversial dessert. so what people have been doing, this is about the cakes you buy from the store, but people have been obviously making their own caterpillar cakes, you don't have to buy them, you can make them. this one is by mads. you can make one! caterpillar cakes, just like that. it has teeth! send us your pictures if you have made one, we would like to see them, to see if they rival aldi's or m&s's. i to see them, to see if they rival aldi's or m&s's._ to see them, to see if they rival aldi's or m&s's. i would widen that out to any cake _ aldi's or m&s's. i would widen that out to any cake with _ aldi's or m&s's. i would widen that out to any cake with any _ aldi's or m&s's. i would widen that out to any cake with any kind - aldi's or m&s's. i would widen that out

out the exact guest list on thursday, but a palace spokesperson did confirm prince harry the duke of sussex all be subject to covid restrictions. so they will be a maximum of 30 people allowed inside st. george's chapel. we heard yesterday that the prime minister, who would normally be expected to attend the funeral of a senior royal, will not attend. he said he could allow the maximum number of family members to attend. sarah campbell at windsor castle, thank you. the villa in malta, where the queen and prince philip spent the early years of their marriage, is set to be opened to the public as a tourist attraction. the building was saved from ruin and is currently undergoing a £9 million revamp. nick beake is there for us this morning. this is such a fascinating detail of their early married life. tell us more about the villa, and why it was so special to them?— so special to them? good morning. yeah, it so special to them? good morning. yeah. it was _ so special to them? good morning. yeah, it was more _ so special to them? good morning. yeah, it was more than _ so special to them? good m

the duke of cambridge and his wife, the duke of sussex, prince harry here without his wife, the duchesshe fact that the service was nothing like the original plans developed over decades for the funeral of a prominent member of the royal family such as the duke of edinburgh. more low key, far fewer people attending. yes, there were hundreds of members of the armed forces, but not on the scale really of what had been intended originally. and yet, it delivered a very powerful effect and it certainly affected everyone here. i'm sure that you are at home too were impressed and were really affected by the elegance of what we heard and what we saw. robert and katie, i think it is good to reflect having gone through that kind of service, just to imagine what it would have been like in the chapel itself for those attending and certainly for her majesty the queen. one imagines what might possibly have been going through her mind as the coffin was lowered, the words were spoken by the dean of windsor. absolutely, for everyone here and those watching at home it was deeply moving and a funeral like

of millions, we read. and how are they getting those, tucker? they're getting there because they are the duke and duchess of sussex.bestowed on them by the very institution, in an interview oprah winfrey, they say they can't stand and is suffocating and traps them and so on and so on. but you can't have it both ways. if you really believe that way about the royal family and the monarchy, give of your titles. but they won't do that because it makes them too much money. so now you have these two oppressed people living in a mansion california, earning hundreds of millions of dollars, in the middle of a pandemic that has killed nearly 3 million people, betraying themselves as the biggest victims in the world. >> so what does that tell you about the system itself, what does that suggest? >> that is when i started to think maybe there is something about the system that is broken, because again, as much as i love and admire my mama lost faith in the american dream and i think it is an important part of motivating yourself, there was something a little naive about it if i'm being honest. there were a lot of kids from our

of millions, we read. and how are they getting those, tucker? they're getting there because they are the duke and duchess of sussex.he royal titles bestowed on them by the very institution, in an interview oprah winfrey, they say they can't stand and is suffocating and traps them and so on and so on. but you can't have it both ways. if you really believe that way about the royal family and the monarchy, give of your titles. but they won't do that because it makes them too much money. so now you have these two oppressed people living in a mansion california, earning hundreds of millions of dollars, in the middle of a pandemic that has killed nearly 3 million people, betraying themselves as the biggest victims in the world. >> so what does that tell you about the system itself, what does that suggest? >> that is when i started to think maybe there is something about the system that is broken, because again, as much as i love and admire my mama lost faith in the american dream and i think it is an important part of motivating yourself, there was something a little naive about it if i'm being honest. there were a lot o

are they getting those because they are the duke and duchess of sussex, and getting off the royal titlesy institution in the interview with oprah winfrey they say that they can't stand and it's suffocating and an traps them. you can't have it both ways. if you really believe that way about the royal family and the monarchy, give up your title but they won't do that because it makes them too much money. you have these two oppressed people living in a mansion in california earning hundreds of millions of dollars in the middle of a pandemic that's killed nearly 3 million people, portraying themselves as the biggest victims in the world. >> what does that tell you about the system itself? what does that suggest? >> maybe there's something about the system that is broken because again as much as i love and admire my grandma's faith in the american dream and it is important part of muddying yourself there's something, there is a lot of kids from our community and i'm only one who made it to a place like that and i think if that's true it does suggest that there's something a little bit broken

he says the level of bitterness between the duke of cambridge and the duchess of sussex has if anythings of his responsibilities to the future king, those close to him believe they will struggle to forgive megan for the damage she has unleashed. jillian: are you surprised to hear this? >> not surprised to hear this. in that interview megan said kate made her cry. really childish stuff but still some royal drama. >> hard to come back to that. carley: that will be a big wound to heal. jillian: the anti-cop climate is destroying police nationwide. how dangerous could that be to the future? todd: we will ask will cain as he joins us live. the lovely sportcoat tonight. live. ♪♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na... ♪ hey hey hey. ♪ goodbye. ♪ na na na na... ♪ hey hey hey. ♪ goodbye. ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na... the world's first six-function multipro tailgate. available on the gmc sierra. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, the world's first six-function multipro tailgate. jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait,

. >> so many tributes coming in, the duke and duchess of sussex tweeting condolences, the royal family releasing a statement "it is with deep sorrow that her queen majesty has announced the death of her beloved husband, his royal highness, the prince philip, duke of edinburgh." their message, "rest in peace, your royal highness." >>> taking you back out live to buckingham palace once again, you see the crowds growing there, much more coverage of the loss in this british monarchy coming up on the "today" show at 7:00 a.m., right after "today in the bay." >>> our other top story, the suspect in the attack of an elderly asian woman in san francisco is due in court today and his attorney will be trying to show with video evidence why the crime is not a hate crime. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live from san jose with his side of the story. kris? >> >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus. the suspect's public defender says he himself was the victim of an attack before that. san francisco public defender eric mcburney says it shows his client steven jenkins who was homeless wa

. >>> breaking news tonight: duke and duchess of sussex announced they have intended to step back, asd split their time between britain and north america. >> harry is making this decision, because he can't cope with the life that they're living. >> meghan has probably felt under siege. and harry, i think, has, quite rightly, tried to protect his wife. >> i want you to hear the truth, from me. as much as i can share. not as a prince or a duke, but as harry. i have grown up feeling supported, from so many of you. and i watched, as you welcomed meghan, with open arms. the uk is my home, and a place that i love. that will never change. but i hope that helps you understand what it had come to, that i would step my family back from all i have ever known, to take -- to take a step forward into, what i hope, can be a more peaceful life. >> harry is six-times removed so they are way down the line of succession. to be a royal, you have to sacrifice of degree of privacy and personal happiness, and harry and meghan just don't want to sign up to it. prince harry's statements brings to the fore, a

some people have made comment about the duke of- made comment about the duke of cambridge in the duke of sussex is very true. and certainly the footage that showed harry moving up and talking to william was very striking. we don't know what he was saying and we believe that possibly the royalfamily, the immediate royalfamily the royalfamily, the immediate royal family may have had some sort of wake perhaps outside which is within the rules, for the duke and there may have been a chance for further conversation then. but certainly harry said he had not heard much from his father and there had been a lot of zooming with the queen and the duke of edinburgh but not so much with prince charles and prince william but he felt he would like to speak to them more and have more conversations. so perhaps that is something that will happen. , certainly, as you say you cannot read too much into it. you cannot say that things are all sorted out but perhaps a lot of water has gone under the bridge and harry and meghan did not feel supported in the family and that will not change overnight stop it is good to s

the duke and duchess of sussex will develop the multi-episode docuseries that will center around thenvictus games which prince harry created in 2013 for injured service members. the series will follow competitors from around the world. gma will have more details on the coming project at 7:00. >>> coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >>> a controversial ban mac on vaccine passports. does the governor have the authority to do that? the debate that is heating up. >>> new details about a shooting in danville that left a man dead. police are behind the shooting. what a civil rights attorney is now saying. >>> if you are just joining jus here are the seven things to know this morning. number one, several northbound lanes of highway 101 in burlingame are close after a deputy hit and killed a dui suspect who was trying to run away. chp says when they tried to arrest the suspect, he took off running across the highway. >> two, three more bay area counties moved to the orange here today. businesses in contra costa, napa, and sonoma counties will be able to have more people inside.

speaking out in an exclusive interview with our own tucker carlson where he stands on the duke and duchess of sussexng forced out of his job. >> under attack to basically conform to her version of events and i had to believe her. if i didn't, i was a callous racist and i should be condemned and ultimately as it turned out later that day lose my job. keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo cal: our confident forever plan is possible with a cfp® professional. a cfp® professional can help you build a complete financial plan. visit letsmakeaplan.org to find your cfp® professional. ♪♪ you need a financial plan that can help grow and protect your money. an annuity can help cover essential expenses in retirement. have the right financial professional show you how... this is what an annuity can do. >> harris: let's pick up on news making headlines this hour.

. ♪ ♪ prince harry flanked by the duke and duchess of sussex.y look comfortable, harry and william breaking away together in the name of prince philip in death he's brought the family together. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are in the cnn newsroom. police officials in two american cities right now, minneapolis and chicago, are closely watching for a repeat of friday night. that was when angry protesters marched and rallied and clashed with police. they have been reacting to a pair of fatal officer-involved shootings and demanding justice. this is happening right now right outside of minneapolis, protesters demanding murder charges for the now former police officer who shot and killed daunte wright last weekend. kim potter has been charged with second degree manslaughter. more deadly gun violence today in nebraska. police say someone opened fire inside a shopping mall in omaha. one man died at the hospital, one other person is hurt. two suspects are still at large. that s

>> raf, the entire world was waiting to hear what the duke and duchess of sussex would, in fact, do.ew, late-breaking details that we are learning that prince harry will be there at his grandfather's memorial. right now, what is the quick reaction? just minutes ago, we are getting this development and what is the reaction so far and what is the significance of this? >> i think people are pleased to hear that prince harry will be there to attend the funeral of a man who was a major influence in his life. you know, prince philip walked alongside a very young prince harry and prince william behind their own mother's princess diana's coffin and it's a feeling that it's appropriate that prince harry will be back here, despite all of the tensions that we've seen with the royal family over the last few months. i think people feel it's appropriate to pay final respects to his grandfather the duke of edinboro. lindsay? >> let's go to nbc's kelly cobiella outside buckingham palace where thousands of people have gathered to pay their respects even though the royal family is saying please keep a

. ♪ ♪ god save the queen ♪ ♪ >>> prince harry flanked by the duke and duchess of sussex.ok comfortable. harry and william, breaking away there, chatting. they broke away together in the name of prince philip. in death, he's brought the family together. ♪ >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are in the "cnn newsroom." and tonight, three major american cities, chicago, indianapolis, and the suburbs of minneapolis, they are just the latest places where americans are terrified, they are fed up with the deadly cye of gun violence that shows no sign of breaking. people are furious and taking their anger to the streets. police are preparing for a possible violent saturday night as well, and as we join you tonight, news of yesterday another shooting. this time, in a shopping mall in h omaha, nebraska. one person was killed, another wounded. police say the suspects are still on the run. ryan young is in chicago tonight. jason carroll is in indianapolis but i want to start with josh campbell. it was chaos not far

princess anne, the prince of wales, princess anne, the prince of of york, and then the duke of cambridge and the duke of sussexhe castle, and then a moment when they enter the chapel at which point it becomes a very intimate, albeit with the cameras showing the pictures around the world, a very different feel to the occasion. yes. different feel to the occasion. yes, i think different feel to the occasion. yes, i think you — different feel to the occasion. yes, i think you are _ different feel to the occasion. yes, i think you are right. _ different feel to the occasion. yes, i think you are right. with - different feel to the occasion. is: i think you are right. with the procession you will have the king's troop royal horse artillery, the bell tolling, the band of the grenadier guards, you will have the procession lined route, but once inside st george's chapel, where as one might have had 800 mourners in the original plan filling the chapel, instead, there will be just 30, all of them including the queen in masks, and socially distanced. so the queen will be sitting on her own in the quire. a small, intimate