you would have the queen, prince william and kate and edward and also ann carrying out those duties. it really is down to prince william who is taking the lead if that does happen. i think they are much more focused on that. and it could be something that people associate as a very serious illness and they may not want to worry the public and have things get worse quickly than they are. they will be taking advice from the kings of doctors and consultants. >> dr. renner, i am wondering what you make of this line from buckingham palace that king charles was advised to postpone public duties, but he is going to continue to undertake state business and official paperwork as usual. this that tell you anything? >> basically it says they do not want him to travel or engage in a vigorous schedule, but he can work from home. if we go back and look at the timeline following his recent hospitalization for his prostate cancer. remember he was kept for an unannounced third day. they kept in for an extra day and that leads me to wonder if that extra day was to work on this diagnosis and also it mak

i want to go next to buckingham palace and cnn royal historian kate williams is joining us tonight. which has been the reaction so far in britain? >> anderson, people here are in shock. it is on all the front pages, all over social media, everyone is talking about. people really are stunned by this news because everyone thought the king was fine. he went into hospital, he looked great coming out, we saw him just this week. camilla is opening a cancer center on thursday, she was asked about the king, she said he is doing his best. so everybody thought the prognosis was that he would be up and about in a month, but now we have this shocking news that he does have cancer, he has started treatment, and what we don't know, just as richard was saying, it is uncharted waters. we don't know what cancer he has or what treatment he is having, but also how long he's going to be out of action for. east doing is but in terms of out and about meeting people, doing what we expect to see kings doing. queen elizabeth the second set that we have to be seen to be believed, and he won't be doing that.

kate. >> william participo en el castillo de windsor en una ceremonia de investidura en la que se condecorosonas con las que se han britanico. >> en su agenda tiene esta noche la asistencia a la cena de gala de la ong london air ambulance, mientras su hermano harry ya esta de regreso a los estados unidos despues de visitar a su padre. >> bueno, ya es momento de pase vip. >> quique usales, estas por alla arriba, cuentanos que tenemos el dia de hoy. >> buenas tardes chicos, les cuento, resulta que un nuevo documental llega pronto a la pantalla, chica, tiene que ver con la reina del tex-mex, selena quintanilla, los productores del mismo dicen que este aporta un angulo diferente y nuevos e elementos relacionados con la muerte de la cantante asi que mas adelante les tengo todos los detalles del mismo. >> lo que va a causar. >> gracias, de bukele y kikerre . >> los miembros de varias pandillas. >> en escapar las ballenas orcas que quedaron atrapadas en el hielo al norte de goes.japon. >> ¿estas on vacation— what's happening? you said “joking” three times, that's why i'm here. uh, anyway, so this

. >>> for more on this, i want to bring back mablgs foster and kate williams.hey still didn't disclose what kind of cancer king charles was diagnosed with. why do you think that is? >> yes, wolf, we don't know what kind of cancer it is, and we don't know a lot of details. he's already started treatment, it's outpatient. we don't know how long the prognosis is where we won't see him out and about. he's doing his constitutional work online at home, but not going out on engagements. we don't yet now how long that per will be. i think, as you say, it's a huge level of transparency compared to what we have seen in the past. the king's grandfather, george vi, was dying of lung cancer, and nobody knew. now we're seeing the king saying in his statement, he talked about his cancer, because he wants to assist public up, but that transparency only goes so far. this is the ballots they've always had over the whole 20th century. the minute they let cameras into the coronation, and they're always walking that line, but in these days, you have to tell quite a bit. eventually,

and of course, william the course, kate and william are the greatest ambassadors for britain and monarchy so i and the monarchy there is. so i think should be optimistic. think we should be optimistic. we king recovers we just hope the king recovers and, uh, takes proper medical advice. >> well, as i say, that point is going to be very. >> we can bid farewell to harry. >> we can bid farewell to harry. >> it looks like. no, it looks like it a final thought, tom. yeah, it was a very difficult job to come to the throne after the. i mean, extraordinary 70 years, no scandal. charles. uh, no problem . i mean, she did an no problem. i mean, she did an amazing job, and we all know that. how has he done so far? >> well, i think he's been okay. i think he was given a very difficult task. and he has not, as it is, imposed himself on us because to follow the queen was pretty difficult, if not impossible. but i think now is hampered him and i think that the foreign trips and various things which he could have done were now going to be delayed. and i think that's for his point of view, is a tragedy, be

the moment, although is there a bit a shift between there a bit of a shift between what and kate their what williamat it used to be? >> have you've mentioned the >> we have you've mentioned the royal trouper herself , the royal trouper herself, the princess royal, princess anne, she carried out 550 odd engagements year. that's engagements last year. that's i think, more than her brother, the king, because to the king, because she likes to cram engagements a day. cram engagements into a day. she'll work from dawn till dusk. if comes back in the if she comes back in the evening, she'll do a couple more engagements for dinner. >> she's a horse. she >> she's a pale horse. she really horse. really is a power horse. >> it's about, you know, >> so it's all about, you know, being visibility, of, being their visibility, kind of, you so—called plant, you know, the so—called plant, uh, tree plantings and plaque unveilings . comparatively, unveilings. comparatively, william and kate want to do this more thematic royalty, so they want to be doing sort of initiatives about mental health initiatives about mental

wife, camilla, she is not taking a pause from her duties, at least not yet, and prince william, of course, princess kate had been hospitalized for abdominal surgery last month, she is recovering at home. prince william has been out of the public eye and he was saying he is going to get back into the mix starting on wednesday and there's no sign that that has been changed. we are also hearing from politicians, of course, this is the head of state, king charles, diagnosed with cancer so you can imagine the political leaders of this country, u.k. prime minister rishi sunak and the head of the opposition here, the labor party, all wishing very speedy recovery for the king. it's been nine months since the coronation, he is fresh in the job, 75 years old, and of course this news is gathering a lot of attention. concern for sure but some reassurance from buckingham palace and quite a lot of transparency by the standards of the royals, sandra. >> sandra: ok, greg palkot, thank you very much. >> john: let's bring in jonathan, british broadcaster and royal commentator. thank you so much for being with us. so, ari

certainly on this side of the pond, notably william and kate, who are of course playing to packed housesey visited new york not so long ago. but this will believe this sentiment, i think, surrounding king charles who for many younger americans has been seen as perhaps as a part of the unseen onto regime. they were looking more, i suppose to the younger royals. at the reaction today, as you point out, just underlines the affection for the british monarchy in general and for the new king.— and for the new king. david willis, alwa s and for the new king. david willis, always good _ and for the new king. david willis, always good to — and for the new king. david willis, always good to talk _ and for the new king. david willis, always good to talk to. _ and for the new king. david willis, always good to talk to. thank - and for the new king. david willis, always good to talk to. thank you | always good to talk to. thank you very much indeed for being with us. we should make the point that the king is 75. he turned 75 in november and has held fairly active life. he has been injured and some of

william and kate in particular, but given the outpouring of commiseration and best wishes that are beingclear that a lot of people are now very concerned about his condition as well. let's ta ke let's take a look at other stories in the headline. across california leaving nearly 700,000 people without power and grounding dozens of light. it is expected to continue through on tuesday bringing heavy rain and that could cause flash floods and mudslides. rio dejaneiro in brazil has declared a public health emergency due to soaring cases of dengue fever, just days ahead of the start of this year's can't avail celebration. officials announced the opening of ten care centres and the use of ten care centres and the use of cars to diffuse insecticide to counter the mosquito borne disease. in san miguel, the parliament has adopted a bill delaying the presidential election by ten months until december 15. election by ten months until decemberis. it election by ten months until december 15. it was originally scheduled for the end of this month. protesters have gathered outside the parliament all day

william and kate in particular, but given the outpouring of commiseration and best wishes that are beingfrom this side of the pond, it is clear that a lot of people are now very concerned about his condition as well. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, is on another diplomatic tour of the middle east — his fifth visit to the region since the conflict erupted between israel and hamas. he's visiting saudi arabia, israel, egypt, qatar and the occupied west bank. mr blinken�*s trip follows days of airstrikes by the united states against iranian—linked targets in iraq, syria and yemen. ahead of his arrival, a drone attack killed six us—backed kurdish fighters at an american base in eastern syria. mr blinken is also expected to discuss boosting aid to gaza, as well as a possible ceasefire and hostage deal between israel and hamas. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has warned he will not accept hamas's demands over the hostages still held. the un has warned of an impending famine in gaza. earlier i spoke to eyal mayroz, who's a senior lecturer in peace and conflict studies

now that's obviously also the other working was this prince william and also kate kate has also just undergoing surgery. so she is not yet hasn't really been seeing wasn't about yet. and the prince william was also um yeah. taking his step back in order to be with his wife, and i guess also look after his young children, but it's expected that he will now step up and all the, all the other was will be, have to be out and about just a little bit more well, this obviously is quite a shock to, to britain what of the reactions been to this new so far big well we, it's obviously difficult diagnosis and, and people's hearts go out. so we've had messages. well, was using messages, messages, obviously from the you k, from the to can lead us, but also from, from international leaders. president biden has said it takes coverage of the kinds of diagnosis he with his own family has, has experience of that. he's also told reporters, it's been reported that he said he was going to call prince charles. um yeah, another will lead as a wishing and was faced leaders as well. but what i find remarkable

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royals, and she's at a respectable age, because there's actually only two royals, it's prince... william and kate, they are under 50 years old. yes, thank you, zhenya, i will not say goodbye to you, stay with us. and the serious diagnosis of the british monarch, and the forced pause in the performance of his constitutional duties, caused question: who will replace king charles, because, as the head of state, he not only receives foreign delegations, makes state visits, but also, for example, signs laws or formally dissolves parliament. before the elections, what will happen to the political life of the country during the treatment of the king? here's an analysis from the bbc's politics editor, chris mason. if you look at the basements of the non-british state, then at their core are the relations between the monarch and the government, between buckingham palace and westminster. and although in the coming weeks and months, while the king will be treated, we will see less of him in public. then privately he will continue to work on state affairs, he will continue to receive red briefcases with gove

of william and kate and co. course, the thing is, if king charles is about to undergo treatment, there is an infection risk. probably shouldn't be risk. he probably shouldn't be hanging snotty hanging around with snotty little sort little toddlers. but i can sort of see the logic in that. but um, and lynn it makes me so um, and lynn says it makes me so angry that in great angry that we're in great britain will not learn of the king's diagnosis before meghan markle point, lynn. >> and what about the nottingham killer he a hospital killer? he is in a hospital because he was charged. he was found and found guilty of manslaughter and calocane . he should have been calocane. he should have been murdered in view, because he murdered in my view, because he could got a whole life could have got a whole life sentence because he's in a hospital. entitled £380 hospital. he's entitled to £380 benefits every month. what a scandal . and chris says it's scandal. and chris says it's a disgrace . disgrace. >> yeah, says it all.

we know that prince william's wife, kate was hospitalised for a couple of weeks for a procedure. this diagnosis we know other members of the royal family full have to step up the royal family full have to step up to commit to doing their part in terms of public engagements. joining me now is our royal correspondent charlotte gallagher. talk me through what this means to the other royals who are close to the other royals who are close to the king and he will have to take on some of his duties? the? the king and he will have to take on some of his duties?— some of his duties? they will, they will have to — some of his duties? they will, they will have to step _ some of his duties? they will, they will have to step up, _ some of his duties? they will, they will have to step up, essentially. i will have to step up, essentially. especially prince william and queen camilla and take on more of those public duties come out and about, meeting the public and meeting foreign dignitaries who come to the uk. prince william, we thought would have a bit more time away from the public eye. as yo

the fact that he didn't see william with or kate just highlights how hasty a trip this was. come. but, or look, a lot of media praise, well deserved, i think, for prince william for taking over duty while his wife kate recuperates from her surgery. but is some of the coverage kind of maudlin because he's next in line for the throne? >> you know, charles ascended to the throne at a very old age, and i think it's only natural that people look to william as the next monarch, and they understand that william will be on the throne a lot sooner than charles was, for example. i don't think it's maudlin more so than it is just people getting ready and looking to william to how he might act when he does become king. no one is really causing panic here, no one's predicting the worst. the palace has been very clear in their language -- howard: right. >> -- that they are very hopeful and positive. but william really has an opportunity to prove himself here, and i think the media are responding very well to that. howard: thanks for your insight. still to come covering the super bowl and t

william, making an appearance this morning amid new questions about the royal family. maggie rulli is tracking the latest for us from london. maggie, some people are concerned about katerowing. we just saw prince william for the first time this morning. he visited a synagogue. this was the first time since he bowed out of the memorial service earlier this week. his explanation for that is that it was a personal matter. but that reasoning on the led to more concerns about his wife's health. kensington palace has said kate is doing well. in a statement just this morning they said, kensington palace made it clear in january the timelines of the princess's recovery an we would only be providing significant updates. that guidance stands. we haven't seen her since christmas. now questions about her condition are reaching a fever pitch. they are even becoming bit of an online phenomenon, with people coming up with wild theories about her where abouts. possibly fueling this is the fact that we've been seeing videos and photos of the king as he under goes his cancer treatment but nothing on kate. all we know is that she went into the hospital for planned abdominal surgery in j

kate. he's going to be back in action in the next couple of days. and i think that's an indication of how serious this all is, because it's all very much resting now on on williamulders, and we hope kate get better sooi'i. 500“. >> soon. >> yeah. well, i mean, that's another massive issue, isn't it? you herself not you know, kate herself has not been. like been. well, it looks like there's going quite a long there's going to be quite a long recovery what do you make recovery there. what do you make of harry coming back of prince harry coming back home? does like home? although it does look like he's home without he's coming back home without meghan without meghan and without the kids. i don't think he'll meghan. meghan and without the kids. i dori: think he'll meghan. meghan and without the kids. i dor i: thinkthink meghan. meghan and without the kids. i dori: thinkthink he'll meghan. meghan and without the kids. i dori: thinkthink he'll bring1an. meghan and without the kids. i dori: thinkthink he'll bring the >> i don't think he'll bring the kids this particular kids at this particular occasion. an opportunity, occasion. it is an opportunity, uh, fences, uh, u

in the year of 2024 >> reporter: and even american celebrities. >> i'm going to make kate middleton -- >> prince williams week for undisclosed personal matters a palace source then responding to questions about the princess of wales' health saying only, she continues to be doing well whatever information the royal family choose to disclose about the health of senior royals is really up to them. >> reporter: but the heir to the throne still making a solo appearance at the glittering baftas last week, an event where kate usually dazzles on the red carpet prince william overheard saying, he hasn't seen as many films this year because of everything going on with his wife and speaking out last month. >> i would like to take this opportunity to say thank you also for the kind messages of support. >> reporter: the royal health questions have reached new heights, given that king charles is also out of the public eye, receiving cancer treatment, hospitalized at the same time as kate >> it's wonderful to see you looking so well. >> well, it's all done by mirrors. >> reporter: but the 75-year-old monarch continues

now be stepping up to take over some of those roles and they include queen camilla, prince william, whose wife katehospitalised for two weeks and she is now at home convalescing, and will be at home until at least after easter. the duke of edinburgh, prince edward, and of course the princess royal, princess anne, will also be taking on some responsibilities as the king takes a step back from those public royal engagements. so, what does this mean for the royalfamily question mark i'm joined now by our royal correspondent charlotte gallagher. talk to me a little bit about what this means for the day to day. as i mentioned there, the royals close to the king, the working royals as we call them, they will now have to step up and increase their workload to make up for the king taking a step back. particularly prince william and queen camilla. they will probably take on more of the duties and any other senior roles, and for prince william he will probably have expected a bit more time away from public duties, given that his wife, the princess of wales who was in hospital for two weeks, and she the princ

prince william speaks out about his father, the king, and kate's recovery, nicknamed top son by british papers as he jokes with tom cruise. >> and, tom, if you wouldn't mind not borrowing either of the new health coppers for the new "mission impossible" it would be appreciated. >> will this fly? should airlines be able to weigh not just your luggage, but you? the growing debate this morning. >>> moose on the loose. a massive animal barrelling down the animal at a popular ski resort. >> unbelievable. >> what the skiers are saying about their close encounter, and what to know when you hit the slopes. plus, is this the photo of the year? the story behind the sleeping polar bears. ♪ taking care of business every day ♪ >> and with just three days until super bowl sunday, it is time to take care of some business. what travis kelce is saying about the chiefs becoming a dynasty, as a member of the nfl's last dynasty joins us live. former patriots star rob gronkowski on the big game and gronk's big shot at redemption. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> good morn

but remember that william's wife, kate, is still recovering from abdominal surgery and he's been helping her during this time. >> kumasi thank you, gloria. coming up, a controversial ban on vendors in the mission district now extended how long it will be in place. then the incredible moments a runaway car slammed into a gas station. >> how the driver is doing and you can barely make out. >> just a little bit of precip there. no worries. we're on our way towards more sunshine today. still though, level one system to track for you tomorrow so stay tuned. my accuweather seven day forecast is next politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fight each other. while katie porter fights for you. for senate - democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. of control pickup truck crash into a gas pump

but remember, william's wife kate is still recovering from abdominal surgery and he's been helping her during this time. why don't we shift gears now and talk about the weather with lisa? lisa, i know i mentioned about us losing power. a lot of people still without power. i'm hoping this weather gets better. >> yeah, well, you know what? we're not warming up yet. but that is in the extended outlook. but we will have mostly dry skies for parts of the bay area this morning. unfortunately, looking at a few showers you can see sunnyvale, santa clara right here around the bay and around campbell. but otherwise these showers rotating offshore and we are left with partly cloudy conditions. also a coastal flood advisory 6:00 till 10:00. and that means that inside the bay here, unusually high tides. looking at some of those low lying areas could see some minor flooding. 46 in oakland and is 43 in santa rosa with low 40s up in the north bay. so certainly chillier out there. a mix of clouds and sun today we do see a return to a weak weather system on wednesday. level one, bringing us lightrillion

charles is out of action, kate is out of action. williammaining person to carry the monarchy through what is a very tough time. >> bill: well done, charlie. nice to see you in person. so the alleged long island serial killer set to appear in court any moment now. we're watching that for developments here locally. plus now you see him and now you don't. where exactly is joe biden? as major events swirl around him at home and overseas, some suggest the disappearing presidency. others suggest a new strategy. we'll find out which one is right next. >> he will be 82 day of the next election, 86 if you are successful and elected and finish that term. does it give you any concern? >> watch me. that's all i can say. oung man wanna be - a cowboy or a gangster. and a gangster's outta style. i got back to my roots... we come from a long line of cowboys. my grandfather, my great-grandfather, my aunt even rode horses. when i see all of us out here on this ranch, i see how far our legacy can go. (♪) ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sittin

york first had breast cancer, that turned out to be melanoma, and then princess kate in for abdominal surgery. initially william was going to 10 back, he is a hands on father than his own dad was. now it is announced just before we got this cancer diagnose talked about, announced that prince william would be stepping in and actually doing more, you know, kings royal appointments. >> the palace said queen camila will step up. what does happen if the king is tooil to do his duties even for a short -- king is to ill to do his duties even for a short time? >> yes he has. it can be prince william, princess ann, camilla. still, they got pretty packed diaries as it is. one wonders, if harry while in the uk could do those duties. if he did it would go an enormous way to welcome him back, welcome him back into the royal family. >> the number of working royals as they say, the phrase that is used. travel, representing the monarchy dwindled. in part because prince harry and andrew were out of action, the king will be sidelined. there is a quote attributed to late queen elizabeth that the monarchy has to be seen to be beli

the thing about the royal family is there is always an heir waiting, so i'm sure william is thinking, goodness, when is kate going to be out of hospital and back at my side. but there is always william to take over, were the worst to happen. hopefully he recovers. most of the royal duties are in title only. there is a highly functioning -- well, some would argue it is not highly functioning, but there is a functioning parliament. it is not like that's going to stop because charles is ill. >> max foster, with prince william returning for those duties, what are you hearing? you are one of the best sourced repo reporters. what are you hearing from people about this? >> well, i have spoken to someone last night that is well placed. i think in terms of what this cancer is, i think watch this space. i asked, you know, will we be told? and, you know, the form is that you would never be told. we still don't know how queen elizabeth died, for example. but the response i got was he may choose to reveal what type of cancer it is. this would be the context if they're working with cancer charities for many years and wha

. >> reporter: also in the starry crowd, prince william attending solo as kate middleton recovers fromting a wink from past costar ryan gosling and thanking her dialect coach. >> he did not laugh at me when he taught me how to say water, even though as an american i say it like, water. >> and the holdovers winning for best supporting actress, delivering a moving speech about playing the role of mary, a cafeteria manager. >> there had been countless marys throughout history who have never got the chance to wear a beautiful gown and stand on this stage here in london >> now, oscar voting beginning in just four days, and the winners of the baftas could be a good indicator of what's to come there is typically some overlap. between those voters and the academy voters, but it is not a sure bet we could see unexpected surprises. >> i'm sure we will. >> thank you, chloe. >>> now to another star-studded event. this one right here on nbc, the people's choice awards the red carpet was packed here in the states last night to celebrate audiences' favorite pop culture moments of the year. naturally

clearly william and kate will all have their own way of doing things in exactly the same way that charlesas now got his own rather different way. >> well, david, thank you very much for joining >> well, david, thank you very much forjoining me with me now is my panel, former brexit party mep annunziata rees—mogg and the former labour mp stephen pound . former labour mp stephen pound. um, stephen, this is the interesting thing, isn't it? what does it say about monarchy? i mean, one of the things it says is that the people have a huge regard for the monarchy, that there is an immediate outpouring of sympathy and concern for the king. but it is a more open monarchy with king charles. and it was with queen elizabeth ii. >> oh, absolutely. and you know, king george has been mentioned. you remember they used to put up notices outside buckingham you remember they used to put up notices you ide buckingham you remember they used to put up notices you ide buthe ghamis palace. you know, the king is moving towards moving peacefully towards the end, was full of end, and it was full of euphemisms. stil

clearly william and kate will all have their own way of doing things in exactly the same way that charlesas now got his own rather different way. >> well, david, thank you very much for joining >> well, david, thank you very much forjoining me with me now is my panel, former brexit party mep annunziata rees—mogg and the former labour mp stephen pound . former labour mp stephen pound. um, stephen, this is the interesting thing, isn't it? what does it say about monarchy? i mean, one of the things it says is that the people have a huge regard for the monarchy, that there is an immediate outpouring of sympathy and concern for the king. but it is a more open monarchy with king charles. and it was with queen elizabeth ii. >> oh, absolutely. and you know, king george has been mentioned. you remember they used to put up notices outside buckingham you remember they used to put up notices you ide buckingham you remember they used to put up notices you ide buthe ghamis palace. you know, the king is moving towards moving peacefully towards the end, was full of end, and it was full of euphemisms. stil

he'll step down from his public roles, leaving his son prince william in the spotlight and with princess kateinal surgery, fears they can be stretched thin and 11 members active including some in their 70's. william will step up engagements. there's speculation the diagnosis will help heal the rift between the king and his youngest son. prince harry visited less than an hour before heading back to california. in her first appearance since the 75-year-old was diagnosed, queen camilla speaking at a charity concert saying her husband was touched by the support. >> very touched (inaudible) >> yeah, and overall officials say the king remains positive and looks forward to getting back to full active duties, neil. neil: thank you for that, stephanie. as stephanie pointed out dealing with a cancer, we still don't know what type of cancer. so that concerns a lot of people who think maybe buckingham palace keeping something from us. well, we had a history in this country of doing the exact same thing. sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. take a look. >> all right. think fast. you're looking at pic

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we're hoping that kate and william would take over.h, because they do need to wave the flag to show that they are the monarchs of those 14 countries as well. still there are huge challenges, not least set up by, uh, harry and meghan, who caused endless trouble with their big mouths. >> and of course , harry's flying >> and of course, harry's flying back today to see his father. tom. we were saying earlier in the programme, would the king be able to tell his son what sort of cancer he's got because he has got a bit of form, i'm afraid, for being indiscreet about, uh, about matters royal. uh, and of course, if it was to leak and the finger was pointed at harry, that would cause even more problems already more problems in their already very relationship . very strained relationship. >> indiscreet, harry. >> well, he's indiscreet, harry. i mean, he does everything to promote himself and caused promote himself and has caused huge problems by his disloyalty and treachery. and i must say as well, his lies. so i find the return of harry at the

so, by william coming out and saying i'm willing to go back, we are hearing that that is that the most we are going to get about kate'sa while. she's not expected to come back until easter. but, at least we are down to so few working royals, prince william is the only one under 50 who has a full-time working royal since kate is out. you can tell that there has been some progress made because he's willing to do that. he said he wanted to be 100% of his family just couple a weeks ago, so clearly this is his way of doing that. >> that is such an interesting point. all of these health problems really just emphasizing that the royal families down to just a few people who are working royals and a few who are younger in age here. well, we hope for the best for king charles and for all of the rest of them. erin vanderhoof and dr. anna komorowski, thank you both very much for joining us tonight. and thank you for watching news night. laura coates starts next. two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump

lester, that's exactly right we learned today that prince william will return to the public eye this week for the first time since his wife kateprincess of wales, had abdominal surgery. and really with king charles out of the public eye for the next couple of weeks the burden of royal duties will fall to prince william >> molly hunter, thank you. >>> new attacks by iran-backed houthi militants on ships in the red sea despite retaliatory strikes by the u.s. on houthi and other iran-linked targets. courtney kube is the only reporter embedded with the navy in the red sea while it's conducting these strikes. she has our exclusive report tonight >> reporter: the iranian-backed houthi militia again firing on commercial ships in the red sea and vowing more is to come. despite new u.s. retaliatory strikes designed to deter them >> we will not hesitate to defend lives and the free flow of commerce >> reporter: we were there on saturday night just after 10:00 p.m. when the u.s. and british military hit 36 houthi targets in 13 locations we're on the deck of the "uss dwight d. eisenhower" aircraft carrier in the southern red sea this is w

>> reporter: it would be a member of the royal family, normally just william and the king and kate and if it is prince harry, it would be symbolic in itself because it's reserved for working royals. but there may be an exception made for prince harry because he's coming over and they want to protect his privacy as part of a family moment as well. so, we always look at these moments as, you know, steps towards rebuilding to have family, if there's something there. you know, we can't read too much into it. it could be something camila trying to get between spots in london without traveling in a car. >> i'll tell you what. we'll let you work your sources, get on the phone. let us know what you find out about the comings and goings. it is of extreme interest at this point. max foster, thank you. >>> cnn medical dr. jonathan reiner. i'm going to lean into your pr expertise first here. max was saying the palace might ultimately at some point come forward with more information about the king's cancer diagnosis. you got some experience with this. you treated former vice president dick cheney w

william is at home with princess kate. it was kate that had abdominal surgery last month. the king is continuing his duties at home but will postpone public duties. the queen, his wife, camilla and william will continue on the job as added events. no formal stand-ins right now. charles in his new role after the passing of queen elizabeth. just under nine months after the coronation. prime minister sunak wished him a speedy recovery. boris johnson said the whole country is roading for him. a world figure, tooch president biden a short tomorrow ago said he had heard about the diagnosis, was concerned and said he would be speaking with charles again. more questions tonight. pretty quick transparency from the royals as folks here and a lot of places wishing the best for him. back to you. >> martha: thanks, greg. with that, we bring in neil sean, u.k. royal reporter and media correspondent. good to have you with us. what is the reaction to this there in london and what can you tell us about the family situation here and what we can expect. >> well, it is gray news, martha, which

then we have had princess kate in hospital for abdominal surgery. initially, william back. so he is more of a hands-on father, obviously, than his own dad was. now it has been announced, just before we got this cancer diagnosis, talked about, and announced that prince william will be stepping in and actually doing more of the kings oral appointments. the palace has said that queen camilla will step up well the king under goes his treatment? trisha, what happens if the king is too ill to do his duties, even for a short amount of time? does somebody else step in fully? >> yes, he has, it can be prince william, it can be princess royal, princess anne. it can be camilla. they can all step in. still, they probably have already got pretty packed diaries, as it is. one wonders, wouldn't it be great if harry, while in the uk, could start doing some of those duties. i think, if he did, it would go an enormous way to sort of welcome him back into the royal family. >> the number of working royals, as they say, a phrase that is used. the monarchy has dwindled in recent years, in,

>> let's move on to the royal family overnight, prince william speaking out about his father's recent cancer diagnose and his wife, princess kate's for us from buckingham palace hey, molly, good morning >> reporter: hey, guys, good morning from a very rainy buckingham palace. kensington palace says that william is doing the balancing act of supporting kate and their three kids, but also these stepped up royal duties. last night, we saw him decked out at an event right here in london with tom cruise by his side take a look. for the first time since his father's cancer diagnosis, prince william is back to work and addressing his family's health scares. >> we really appreciate everyone's kindness. thank you. i would like to take this opportunity to say thank you also for the kind messages of support for katherine and for my father, especially in recent days >> reporter: kensington palace saying that kate, the princess of wales, is still recuperating at home while william balances his return to public duties, attending a gala for air ambulance charity and cracking a joke >> the past few weeks have had a rather medical focus so i thou

. >> ainsley: any word on kate how she is doing? i just read that williamow he is coming back out after all of this news. >> very difficult for william and camillela. the queen has to go out and do all of her engagements with the love of her life possibly in a life or death situation. kate we know little about her. abdominal issue. it must have been serious because she is taking months and months off work. because there are a smaller number of working royals now. they have slimmed down the number of working royals because meghan and harry disappeared to california. number of royals can perform the duties, which we expect from them is now very limited. it's going to be a huge amount of pressure now on william and camilla and the others. it's really -- i have never known a situation like this. ainsley. it's completely unchartered territory. we will have to hope and pray that the king is okay. >> okay. >> absolutely everything works out all right. obviously, the very last thing the royal family needs, the monarchy needs and britain needs right now. >> i'm wond

if if he is convicted of a crime or panels back, elliot williams, stephen collinson, sarah longwell, and kate bedingfield. and actually kate, let me start with you because i don't feel like we've dug into what the biden campaign really thinks of all of this and how they're positioning themselves are preparing for all of this. i mean, what what has been the conversation behind the scenes and i know you're still in touch with people used to work with at the white house. what's the traffic on that? >> yeah. i mean, look, i think they think writ large this is still a good thing for them for this to be front and center. i mean, of course would they prefer to see the trial play out before the election? yes, of course. mean people we see in the numbers as we were talking about in our last segment. people say if he's convicted of a crime, it will have an impact on their vote but regardless, for them, this is donald trump front and center on one of the issues that he is most vulnerable on, which is this idea that not just these a threat to our democracy, but also actually sort of a bigger issue that h

as the princess of wales continues to recover from surgery, prince william attended alone, signaling that kate well enough for him to return to public duties the night a celebration of british culture seeing sofia cai aspects to perform her 2001 single murder on the dance floor currently experiencing a social media explosion. after its appearance in salt >> other songs have had the resurgence like many decades after they're released never in 1 million years thought i would be able to experience that the ceremony also paid tribute to those impacted by the war in ukraine. as 20 days in mariupol took home the prize for best documentary >> thank you for empowering our voice. let's just keep fighting, but >> alongside the impassion political statement the ceremony found some lighter moments >> don't put it dong most of these films were frankly too long >> a national emergency, despite taking some heat for his three-hour runtime oppenheimer cleaned up bringing home seven baftas in total, i want to take my fellow nominees and my up and homies >> that was >> the bafta goes to poor thing, and imaginati

william at home with princess kate. remember kate had unspecified abdominal surgery last month.ll continue with his duties at home but will postpone public appearances. the rest of the royals, including queen camilla will continue on the job at some added events. charles, some 1 months into his new role and nine months since his coronation very important as the head of state here and around the world. president biden tweeting navigating a cancer diagnosis treatment and survivorship takes hope and absolute courage. jill and i join the people of the united kingdom praying that the majesty swift recovery. president trump saying is he praying for his recovery a lot of people are. bret? >> bret: greg palkot, live in london. thank you. here in the u.s. massive pineapple express storm stalled over southern california today drenching los angeles area with torrential rain. also bringing near hurricane force wind gusts and raising the threat of flash floods and landslides. the national weather service says some 40 million people were under flood, winter storm and high wind advisories this

prince william had taken some time off while his wife, kate, had abdominal surgery.the king steps back from public engagements. live now to our royal correspondent charlotte gallagher, who is outside windsor castle. you are there as that's where prince william will be later. what is he doing? what are we expecting to see from the prince today? this what are we expecting to see from the prince today?— the prince today? this morning is the prince today? this morning is the location _ the prince today? this morning is the location for _ the prince today? this morning is the location for the _ the prince today? this morning is the location for the prince - the location for the prince william's first public engagement and taking's diagnosis and also since his wife the princess of wales underwent surgery so the occasion is a very spectacular winter cattle and there will be a ceremony for people becoming mbes and obes and later today he will be going to london, short drive from here and attending a gala dinnerfor london's air ambulance. he himself was an air ambulance. he h

prince william had taken some time off while his wife, kate, had abdominal surgery.rom public engagements. earlier, i spoke to our royal correspondent, charlotte gallagher, from outside windsor castle. i asked her what prince william will be doing today.( sot tx) i asked her what prince william will be doing today. this morning is a location for prince william's first public engagement since the king plasma diagnosis and also since his wife underwent surgery. the location is spectacular windsor castle and there will be a ceremony for people to becoming mbes and 0b es which prince william recites over and later today he will be going to london and attending a gala dinnerfor london's ambulance. he was an air ambulance pilot himself so it is a court important to him but a full day of work for prince william. what we are not expecting to see this week however is principally a meeting with his brother prince harry. prince harry flew into the uk yesterday to see his father after his father plasma diagnosis but we're not expecting any kind of reunion or meeting between the