she will remain at kensington palace. >> she is given a very big divorce settlement.s title, main hi because the queen just doesn't feel that she deserves it. >> but she had something in a way that was more powerful at this particular moment, which was her celebrity. >> diana! >> diana! >> her popularity grew after the divorce. she was seen as the woman wronged, cast out of the royal family. >> she's still outshining them. every picture of her is all over the newspapers. every charitable act she does is covered in huge detail. >> she had the power to turn the spotlight onto the causes that she really wanted to be involved with. >> she'd loved being photographed. she reveled in exposure. >> but when you unleash the demons of the press, you then cannot keep them at bay. >> diana is fair game. the press are everywhere. and the biggest prize is to catch her with a new man. >> the press really want to know what kind of a stepfather she's going to bring to the future king. >> the media and the public entirely lost their moral compass. and she had children who were bearing t

it's all been donein kensington palace. it's all been done in a traditional way.lee celebrations. today they are here in green park for yet another royal duty. this time they are part of a process to turn these floral tributes left by people as tribute to the queen to play a part in the process of turning them into helping new life to flourish. to explain what i mean, we can speak to park manager at st james's park. thank you forjoining us. just explain what's going to happen to these worries here. all of the green waste in the royal parks tends to get composted, shredded and then composted and reused in our flower beds and shrub beds across royal parks. it’s flower beds and shrub beds across royal pam-— royal parks. it's a huge volunteer effort, royal parks. it's a huge volunteer effort. what _ royal parks. it's a huge volunteer effort, what are _ royal parks. it's a huge volunteer effort, what are they _ royal parks. it's a huge volunteer effort, what are they doing? - royal parks. it's a huge volunteer effort, what are they doing? we l effort, what are they doi

this is kensington palace, diana's former home.ve laid out in her honor. arguably, one of the biggest impacts she had on this country was to make the royal family a little bit more relaxed, a little more down to earth. perhaps even a bit more human. >> that was holly williams reporting. the "overnight news" is back in two minutes. nurtec odt is the only medication that can treat my migraine right when it strikes and prevent my next attack. don't take if allergic to nurtec. most common side effects, in less than 3%, were nausea, indigestion/stomach pain. treat & prevent - all in one. facing expensive vitamin c creams with dull results? olay brightens it up with olay vitamin c. were nausea, indigestion/stomach pain. gives you two times brighter skin. hydrates better than the $400 cream. ay yo! check this axe with 48-hour protection! ♪♪ ♪press the button right there♪ ♪to let the doors in♪ ♪go hard all year,♪ smell fresh as fresh, no matter what. when cold symptoms keep you up, try vicks nyquil severe. just one dose starts to relieve 9

and i was out in the streets talking with people see this sea of flowers outside kensington palace. it was astounding. but that's perhaps more understandable cuz she was a young woman who died in an accident. this is an elderly lady who, who died. oh, you know, as one would expect, she was daily a 100 years old and yet p plus, so terribly affected by it. and that's a powerful thing that, you know, if charles is smart, he will be able to tap into that into that strength of feeling and use that to help him kind of take this new path. i mean, you know, he and his mother that their prime aim is to maintain the monarchy and that has required a lot of sh, fairly small moves and will require some more modernization if he is to carry on. because she had that wait a 2nd to years of people for whatever reason, feeling like they loved her. like they knew her. he has been in the public high for almost that long. yes. that $73.00 so or longer than that. but he doesn't have that strength of emotional connection with people yet. he'll have to work to get it. yeah. she worked very hard to get a did

died in 1997 and i was in the streets talking to people, looking at a sea of flowers outside kensington palacet that was more understandable. this was a young woman who died in an accident. this is an elderly lady who died as you would expect, at 97 years old. that's a powerful thing. if charles is smart, he will be able to tap into that, into that strength of feeling, and use that to help him kind of take this new path. i mean, you know, he and his mother, their prime aim is to maintain the monarchy, and that has required a lot of fairly smart moves and will require some more organization if he is to carry on. because she had that weight. 70 years of people for whatever reason feeling like they loved her, like they knew her. he has been in the public eye for almost that long. in fact, 73, so longer than that, but he doesn't have that strength of emotional connection with people yet. he will have to work to get it. nicole: she worked very hard to get it, didn't she? she kind of transitioned the monarchy from the monarch being a ruler to being a servant of the people. how much did that help the

the sussexs had their own household attached to buckingham palace and kensington palace, now prince andrincess of wales. clarence house, which is charles and camilla and they had buckingham palace the queen. we have two households and many residences. i don't know how it's going to play out. i do know that charles' favorite home is high grove, his country house but he now has balmoral, buckingham palace, clarence house. william is keen, i think, to keep slim down next in line throne. will he move? i don't think he will. he's very committed to kensington palace. there are empty residences. the other big question is what happens to windsor castle, which is where the queen always liked to be. so potentially william could move in there. he has a house on the grounds at the moment, but buckingham palace, i don't think prince charles necessarily that fond or looking forward to living in buckingham palace. we wonder if he might make that a headquarters for the monarchy, functional place, perhaps for conferences. i think my personal view that might be damaging in the sense that these crowds, th

i just had a message as i'm speaking from kensington palace saying the duke of cambridge is traveling to balmoral. so we got the duke of cambridge, prince william and prince charles, both traveling immediately, canceling everything to balmoral. let's just put this into context, the story today about was his kids' first day at school. so he's dropped his kids off at school, and he's headed straight up to balmoral. a very concerning situation. >> the sense is -- from that photo, yesterday, where we saw her meeting with liz truss, she appeared happy, she does have some assistance with the cane, but at one point appeared to actually be lifting it there in one of those photos. the sense then even though you're saying your sources are saying, no, don't believe that there was a fall, but there seems to be perhaps some sort of sense that something took a turn obviously between that moment and now. >> it does feel like that. it is interesting, isn't it, they addressed it, there wasn't a fall. i mean, the suggestion is it is more serious, i think. it is a very worrying situation for the nation.

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i think it was a kensington palace in london. then this is slightly different, she was 9696 euros people die. but it is such a shock. a shock, an unexpected shock for people and yet it's, it's an astounding outpouring of grief is really quite breathtaking. anna, stay there. we're gonna come back. she later but we're gonna take a closer look now at the new king charles, the 3rd who had did of course, have decades to prepare for his roles. so let's take a look back at charles's long wait to be king. he was done the perpetual prince waiting to be king longer than any other air to the throne before him. charles philip, also george mount patton windsor, was born in 1948, the 1st son of princess elizabeth. he was who years old at his mother's coronation, aa queen elizabeth the 2nd, the passes when the abbey, consecrated, and dedicated to her life work. after attending boarding school and graduating from cambridge university, charles continued hoyle tradition by serving in the royal air force and royal navy at 30 to the wells most eligi

visitors paid their respects at kensington palace, placing flowers, photos, art work, and other tributes"people's princess" died in a car crash in paris while trying to escape the paparazzi. the royal family marked the sad anniversary in private. and we will be right back. hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief for adults. with dupixent, you can show more skin with less eczema. hide my skin? not me. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. when you help heal your skin from within, you can change how your skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change you notice. talk to your eczema specialist about dupixent, a breakthrough eczema treatment. ♪ it's the most wo

they'll be taken to kensington palace gardens, where they'll be used as compost.rs in tributes. a week on from her majesty's funeral this fragrant shrine at green park will in turn give new flowers life after a fitting final horse—drawn journey. what all of our green waste in the royal parks tends to get composted, shredded and composted, then you reused in all of ourflower and shrub beds across all of the royal parks. we thought it would be a fitting tribute that all of these floral tributes would be used all across the royal parks. indeed in front of the flower beds in front of buckingham palace as well. the first step of sorting the flowers from the rest. a team of around a hundred volunteers carefully separates non—floral tributes. i am just cleaning up all of the bits of paper that had been left with all of the cards. all of the toys as well. i think one of the sweetest things is of boots and a little paddington bear. those items are taken aside and stored until it is decided how best to use them. for alessandra from battersea joining the volunteer effort hel

we want to show you outside of kensington palace in london.hat's where diana lived with her sons william and harry. you see flowers, photos, posters lining the palace gates. princess diana's death forever changed the royal family, but her legacy lives on. she is inspiring young people who weren't even born during her lifetime. princess diana was known for her advocacy work for people with mental illness, people suffering with cancer and aids. >>> he came so close. another 20 feet and a south bay man would be celebrate right now, winning a million bucks. josh levin of sunnyvale made to it stage 4 of the finals of american ninja warrior in las vegas. this aired monday night here on nbc. 11 is a professional climber. and had 30 seconds to climb an 80-foot rope. but just at about 60 feet, he ran out of gas. i would run out of gas at 10 feet. josh teaches in menlo park where he teaches engineering. he is studying himself. american ninja warrior airs mondays at 8:00 p.m. he came so close. >> i don't know how they do it. that grip strength the amazin

outside kensington palace, an absolute sea of flowers and i think what weg■>g may see is something similarw, because i think people -- okay, people know -- people have known that this moment was coming, but it does feel like its happened fast. doesn't it? as though jubilee celebrations we a short time ago, but people have known that this moment was coming, and i think many people will be driven by their desire to pay their respects and have their part in saying "thank you," because it's just a small thing to do. isn't it? for something as we mentioned earlier, who was so dedicated to duty that she got herself in a position, standing up with her walking stick, just two days ago, to appoint the new prime minister. just two days ago. so her life has been extraordinary right until the final days, and i suspect many people who i can say making their way towards the front of buckingham palace will feel they owe it to her to just devote a few hours of their life to pay their respects. >> keir, let me turn to daisy mcandrew again pap royal expert for nbc news. daisy, talk, if you can, about the fu

already knew prince charles was there with the queen, and the duke of cambridge we were told by kensington palacehis way. obviously senior members of the royalfamily now obviously senior members of the royal family now gathering at balmoral. this is the family coming together. she is of course a mother, grandmother, and herfamily are gathering around her. she is at balmoral, a place she loved, her and prince philip loved, and she will be surrounded by herfamily prince philip loved, and she will be surrounded by her family which will be very important to anybody. in that we can be grateful that the queen will not be alone. we are not in lockdown any more. it underscores there is a sense of inevitability. at least at balmoral, it is slightly away from the glare of the media, they are able to be a little more distant. if the queen was at buckingham palace, the comings and goings would be in full public glare. forthe goings would be in full public glare. for the queen, goings would be in full public glare. forthe queen, i goings would be in full public glare. for the queen, i think she would probably

charles, the children, the only just now announced that they required a 4th house in addition to a kensington palace room and 10 bedroom house in sandringham. it sat class war that continues under the surface in britain, and especially now because of britain, unrelenting support, not just for ukraine, but for the oil companies and gas majors and big, monopolistic energy companies. that means that people will get more weary of inequality in british society when it comes to the british press. i feel they were always very fond of be of the queen and the in the be the british public as well the thing. but now we have king charles the 3rd few think that the about attitude will change the same way that the bell also become more kindly which will be more critical. i certainly think that the huge fossil fuel companies weren't like it would have been sha south middling to try and that's climate catastrophe. and you know, i mean, i'm sure the queen's closest friends would say really with the breast in the middle stairs. the guys is, the press rightly pointed down that the lowest paid servants of queen elizabe

it comes as kensington palace said there were no plans for prince william to have an investiture "anything from anglesey. market? yes, it has been a bit windswept _ market? yes, it has been a bit windswept here _ market? yes, it has been a bit windswept here today - market? yes, it has been a bit windswept here today but - market? yes, it has been a bit windswept here today but this| market? yes, it has been a bit - windswept here today but this has been reassuringly familiar ground for the royal couple back on anglesey where prince william spent at the —— spend those years as an raf search and rescue pilot. it is where the couple had their first home as a married couple and where prince george spent his early months. they have been here at the rnli lifeboat station meeting volunteers and other local people too, they have been given goodie bags to take home to the three royal children. they will head south to swansea to visit a food bank centre there. there was some surprise, i think it is fair to say, at the speed of the announcement that the couples were taking on the titles of prince an

his comments through kensington palace and here's what he said.er famously said that grief was the price we pay for love. all of the sadness we will feel in the coming weeks will be a testament to the love we felt for our extraordinary queen. i will honor her memory by supporting my father the king in every way that i can. joining us now royal's expert and director of content of my heritage. good to have you back this morning. your thoughts were about to see the coffin removed from balmoral for the very last time. it'll be witnessed by many staffers and people close to the queen who welcomed her there so many times over the years. we'll talk about that in a moment but your thoughts on this message that we saw from william prince's wales. >> how difficult must it be in circumstances like this. i'm sure all of us can remember a time that we lost a close family member and had to deal with that. that's an incredible amount of grief but knowing to deal without personally and have the nation's eyes upon you on every single move that you make is being wa

. >>> the carriage emerged slowly from kensington palace shortly after 9:00 this morning. rceptible sounds -- of horseshoes on tarmac and of human wailing. >> the day of the funeral the procession comes past buckingham palace, and the queen comes out and stands and waits while the funeral procession goes past. the queen bows to nobody. ever. and here is the queen making a bow to her daughter-in-law. >> the cortege is then joined by prince charles, his father prince philip, diana's brother earl spencer, and the two young princes william and harry. >> we were all astonished to see william and harry following their mother's coffin on that gun carriage. >> william was being stalwart. harry looked like he was just suffering. i mean, literally he's too young to hide anything. >> people were stunned by the sight of that wreath on the top of the coffin. the white lilies. and the simple word "mummy." >> i stand before you today the representative of a family in grief in a country in mourning before a world in shock. >> watched by millions around the world, diana's brother, charles s

the death of princess diana is here at kensington palace in london in memory of this, flowers and photographs to a comparison of the two princesses, and it is not in favor of meghan markle, if diana was called the people's princess, then megan can be called anti-people the american press is already publishing on her caricatures and megan, unlike diana, who was the heroine of a tragedy, becomes the heroine of a comedy, and this is a low genre. unlike the word willing megan never gave an interview and will not give queen elizabeth silently abstruse. this is a russian proverb, quite suitable in quality. rules for members of the royal family, including those who left liza girson boris khalfin irina chernyshova and vladimir vypritsky ntv london in moscow today it was possible to observe almost all seasons, then the sun came out, then it was raining with sleet, which prepared the weather for the capital and the region at the weekend, we learn from yevgeny mironov's wife. well, it's shining again. what's next? ahead of the first autumn frosts, they are predicted in the kaluga and ryazan regions. yes

and myers left flowers, photos, messages outside of kensington palace.d in paris in a car accident in 1997. she was just 36 years old. devastating flooding in pakistan can be seen from space, it turns out. before and after photos show the effects of a weeklong monsoon turning largest weights into muddy lakes. also forcing precarious rescues like this one. using a bedframe the pool people in a safety over water. that flooding has killed more than 1100 people and has affected over 33 million pakistanis, or one and seven pay the government is now asking for hundreds of millions of dollars in international aid. long-awaited report from the u.n. human rights office, saying china's detention of uighurs may constitute crimes against humanity. calls for an urgent response and cites allegations of torture by the chinese government contends the report is all part of a western campaign to smear the government's reputation. the famous street fight returns after covid. they threw over 130 tons of overripe tomatoes. this year marks that event 75th anniversary. coming

his family just moved here from kensington palace in london and yesterday, of all days, the very firstt his children, george, louis and charlotte, went to school at a school about 15 minutes from here. also behind these trees is frogmore cottage's the uk house of harry and meghan. we know, of course, they're in the uk, and those two houses, those two cottages, as they call them are only about 600 yards away. so if the death of the queen does sort of bring a miraculous reconciliation process between these brothers, they won't have to go far to find each other. >> must have been quite a first day of school for those great-grandchildren there. for the whole family. thank you all so much. >> thank you all. >>> we have much more ahead on the king's pending address that's coming this afternoon as really touching tributes come in from around the world. some making a special impact on people trying to cope with the loss of their monmonarch, inclug this cartoon. you see the queen at ends of the rainbow with one of her belived corgis. a nod to the rainbows we saw in london, remember that, as the

. >> i came down when it was diana's -- and i came down to kensington palace and saw -- it wasn't anng experience. looking at the size of the flowers, the number of people here, what is it half past nine in the morning? it's going to grow. i would imagine it will take up the whole section. it wouldn't surprise me if they would have to expand the barriers. >> it's so ingrained in our families. my mother, my grandmother, my children, my grandchildren. you're talking about five or six generations. she's queen of the world. not just queen of britain. it's so ingrained in our families, my mother, my grandmother, my children, my grandchildren -- you're talking about five or six generations. she's queen of the world, she's not just clean of britain. f britain. our style. get an upgrade. and make it shine. no matter what project your tackling, wayfair's got everything you need to give your home a fresh spin. ♪ wayfair you've got just what i need ♪ (woman) oh. oh! hi there. you're jonathan, right? the 995 plan! yes, from colonial penn. your 995 plan fits my budget just right. excuse me? aren'

as personal chef to queen elizabeth and prince philip for more than a decade before moving to kensington palacey joins us now. so wonderful to have you on. and before we get into what that experience was like for you, i first have to ask, darren, how are you coping with the loss of a queen we all felt like we knew, but you actually did know? >> yeah, you know, i spent 11 years doing breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner for the queen. and when we heard the news, you get that feeling in your stomach as if you've lost a loved one. to me, she was tonight grandmother, grandmother of the nation, grandmother of the commonwealth and loved around the world. an incredible lady. i got the opportunity to cook for her and travel around the world with her. she was a special lady. >> you know, people might wonder how do you become a royal chef. and as i was digging into your story, i learned that you simply wrote a letter saying you wanted to be the queen's chef. you sent that letter to buckingham palace. soon after you got the job. what? tell us more about how that happened. >> i was sleeping on -- wat

more privacy, more of a normal life, they said, than the one they had, more of a fishbowl at kensington palace. of course the sussexes usually live in california but their official uk residence is the same one they lived in when they were working members of the royal family, it's called frogmore cottage, only 600 yards from where will and kate live and where the principal and princess of wales live. and so harry had said in that famous or infamous oprah interview that his relationship with his mother right now is space. given how much time it will be before the funeral of the queen, now their relationship may be time, and maybe time is what they really need to reconcile their relationship if that's something that either of the brothers is really interested in doing. but i can tell from you talking to the people here, that there is a sincere hope from virtually everyone that i've met that the two might actually sit down and resolve their differences. >> and today, i mean, that was an incredible moment of sincerity, wasn't it? all right, scott mclean, anna stewart, thanks so much, we'll check ba

you'll remember when diana died, that sea of flowers outside kensington palace, i think we'll see that time tens. >> the procession, how are they preparing for this? there will be a procession, yes? >> so, yes, so the main procession will be from westminster abbey, where the service will be, to windsor, where the queen will be laid to rest with her parents, windsor castle, in a small side chapel there at windsor castle. for instance philip is currently resting in a vault underneath the chapel and he will be brought out and buried next to the queen. >> interesting. stand by, max foster, as we were watching this 96-round salute to the queen, one round for each year of her life, i just want to tell you, a short time ago, as we mentioned, we saw prince harry boarding a flight in an de aberdeen, scotland. i want to go to isa soares where the queen passed yesterday afternoon. what can you tell us about the movement of the immediate royal family today? >> reporter: good morning, don. the sentiment, first of all that you and max are talking about there at buckingham palace has really been matc

mourners left offerings outside of kensington palace for months on september 5th, 1997, queen elizabeth pay tribute to her late daughter in law during a live television broadcast. her funeral took place in westminster abbey the next day. the youngest son of diana and charles harry later left the royal family with his american wife, actress meghan markle. in a bombshell interview with oprah. >> the pair accused members of the royal family of racism. markle clarify the queen wasn't involved. just a month later, the queen lost the love of her life. prince philip at the age of elizabeth maintained a high approval rating throughout reign in the long serving with a monochromatic outfits. elaborate hats and well as much of a pop culture icon as she was a nation's figurehead when england hosted the olympics in 2012, she started an opening ceremony sketch along side. james bond. actor daniel craig on the stage. she was immortalized by helen mirren and the tony award-winning play the audience on screen. the royals were featured on the critically acclaimed netflix series the crown elizabeth's olde

interesting because the entire family had just moved from london where they had been staying in kensington palace, they had moved here to a house on the grounds killed adelaide house to give the kids a bit more privacy, to give their kids a bit more of a normal life. yesterday there was a photo opportunity where both william and kate dropped the three kids off at school. george, lewis o-- lewis, charlotte. and what a strange day it must have been for those kids with all the news coming out of balmoral and all of these question marks about the queen's health. >> and we should point out the latest information is that prince charles and his wife came in i -- camilla are with the queen and princess ann also said to be there. prince edward, prince edward said to be on their way there. again, as max foster was saying, there are different spokespeople so pinpointing their exact location is a little tricky. prince william said to be traveling there. prince harry and his wife meghan who were this england are also said to be traveling to balmoral according to a spokesperson. so we're trying to find out exa

seeing outfront of kensington palace, those flowers building up and the people out there all through is just memories of two people that created a difference in the world and touched so many people. >> absolutely. well, i appreciate your taking the time and sharing your experience. so unique, such a window into somebody. thank you, darren. >> thank you. >>> and next, the british prime minister, liz truss, was literally was last to be photographed with the queen two days before she died at 96. she was working at work. now truss is taking office with a new king. so what happens in the uk, a country in incredible turmoil right now? >>> and new tonight, the justice department appealing the controversial decision to grant trump's request for a special master to review documents seized from mar-a-lago. why do dermatologists choose dove? the dove beauty bar, is gentle. it not only cleans it hydrates my skin. as a dermatogist, i want what's best for our skin. with 1/4 moisturizing cream, dove is the #1 bar dermatologistsse at home. we are the first generation of patients who get to redefine

it harkens back to the images of princess diana's tragic death, the flowers, thereby kensington palaceamount of people on the streets of london, i think, will be quite extraordinary. and people have just tried to -- trying to reflect and see how different the world will be when they wake up this morning. i think it will be very, very different. and certainly somber occasion over the next few days. >> we certainly saw the newspapers, including your own paper, with a simple words thank you. an emotional way of actually drawing in what this extraordinary woman did for this country. >> absolutely. i think this is a day that will -- feel on such a day. and when the news came, would have been -- buckingham palace yesterday, we understood the gravity of the situation, that had turned up the notch, the -- scrambling from various locations to try and get up to balmoral as soon as they could. and the pictures, the moving images as well, extra on the -- expressly prince harry, who had driven in several hours after this of his family. but -- regardless of how the family had been feeling in recent

. >> i never forget the flowers outside kensington palace when princess diana died.here was this eerie silence. when we get to the point where it's a sea of flowers, that will become the focal point actually. >> live pictures now of lawmakers, uk lawmakers, squaring their allegiance to the king now. talk to me about this, max. take us behind the scenes here. >> so, when you -- the queen is an element of parliament. the commons, the lords and the queen. you have to swear allegiance to the crown in order to be able to sit in the house of commons. they have all committed oaths, the queen. they now have to recommit to the king, is that right, kate? >> yes, that's right. the king and queen's role is so crucial in parliament. you were talking whether we have too much pomp in britain. parliament is the key place. we always remember when the queen opens the parliament, some mps -- an mp has to come to buckingham palace, charles i, got on the wrong side of the bankers, when charles i tried to take mps prisoners, he fell out so badly with parliament and lost his head. you have

. >> ainsley: i love that kensington palace said that william invited meghan and harry to join them in of them walking and observing the flours flowering and speaking to some of the people in the crowd. tell us about that relationship. do you think that can be repaired. >> i think we all felt for newspaper editors across the country when they started scrambling across their desk because there was absolutely no warning that william, kate, harry and meghan would be coming out together. because as you say there is a lot of speculation about this relationship. i don't know. sometimes families can -- we all know this from our own families, don't we? you come together in times of grief it's often not a permanent mending of the bridges. a lot will depend on what happens next and what the sussexs do and what the prince and princess of wales do. i hate to see any family in disarray when we are at the end of our lives we don't look back at quarrels and arguments and which we had had more of those. i would love to see them repair that relationship as brothers. i get the sense and certainly rumors

mourners left offerings outside of kensington palace for months on september 5th, 1997, queen elizabeth pay tribute to her late daughter in law during a live television broadcast. her funeral took place in westminster abbey the next day. the youngest son of diana and charles harry later left the royal family with his american wife, actress meghan markle. in a bombshell interview with oprah. >> the pair accused members of the royal family of racism. markle clarify the queen wasn't involved. just a month later, the queen lost the love of her life. prince philip at the age of elizabeth maintained a high approval rating throughout her reign in the long serving. with a monochromatic outfits, elaborate hats and well documented. love of corgis was as much of a pop culture icon as she wasn't nations figurehead when england hosted the olympics in 2012, she started an opening ceremony schedule alongside james bond. actor daniel craig on the stage. she was immortalized by helen mirren and the tony award-winning play the audience on screen. the royals were featured on the critically acclaimed netfl

fans of the late rent is also gathered today outside the gates of her kensington palace home. an arrangement of flowers spelling out princess diana. it sat in front of dozens of her photos and messages that her admirers wrote. >> reporter: princess diana, the people's princess, a royal with a common touch. >> diana was the original celebrity and shared quite a lot of herself with the public, ensuring the public knew who she was and what she was about. >> reporter: 25 years ago, princess diana died after a tragic car crash in a paris tunnel. she was just 36, her sudden death triggering an outpouring of grief, leaving her two young sons is william and prince harry, heirs to the british throne, motherless, the queen paying tribute in a live television broadcast. >> i mitered and respected her and her energy and commitment to others and especially her devotion to her two boys. >> reporter: diana's boys struggled with their pain, only talking about their lost years later. >> we are uniquely bonded because of what we've been through, but even harry and i, over the years, have not ta

in london, tributes were placed outside the gates of kensington palace, where the princess made her homeana was 36-years -- 36 years old at her death. coming up, hospitals receive threats for providing gender affirming care. unicef's representative for pakistan dcusses the long road to recovery from catastrophic flooding. artists find inspiration by immersing themselves in the everglades national park. and much more. >> this is the pbs newshour. judy: a court filing from the justice department late last night offers the clearest picture yet of the steps that led to the fbi search of former president donald trump's florida home earlier this month. in his 36-page filing, the doj writes that the classified documents were at one point "likely concealed and removed. and that efforts were likely taken to obstruct the government's investigation." the fbi search was the culmination of a months-long effort that began in may of last year, when the national archives first requested missing records from the trump team. the first batch of 15 boxes was sent to washington in january and included 184 cl

and that's why kensington palace is just been home to many in the family treating till recently the prince william who was now course the prince of wales, not the throne, although before the queen's death few weeks before he moved full time out to windsor and down the road, as i said, that is called queen's gate. and again, i expect that road to be lined with people. be quiet. and now as we look at the view back at westminster abbey, i know that's it. i think that's it. that's that's, that's the picture with a picture of st. george's chapel at windsor, which is the next place. they'll be going we say chapel, but it's actually a massive church is a massive church and god's already on duty. there is quite a long wait for them in the sun. and you know, we've said before that these are hard soldiers and not toy soldiers. they all fighting men and they need to be tough to be able to put up with the condition which they are now going to contact them to but have to put up with while they wait for. 7 it's going to be a long journey though, from where the goal tasha is now in west london to windsor

today, and max foster mentioned this, fredricka, there was an official statement put out by kensington palaceilliam and i just want to read something that stood out to me in this note. it said i thank her on behalf of my generation for providing an example of service and dignity in public life that was from a different age. but always relevant to us all. and he goes on to promise that he will do whatever he can to honor her legacy by trying to support his father, the king in any way that he can. we're going to try to move down here if we can. to try to get a closer look. we've been put in this press pen. but if we could try to move down and see if we could get closer to try to hear, i think it is harry and meghan that are on this side of the barricade, to try to hear anything that they might be saying. of course we haven't even gotten any official word on their movement, actually, let's see if we could get the camera in close and i'll stop talking and put the microphone in. >> we're try to listen in, scott, real quick. [ inaudible ]. >> so if your just joining us, the prince and princess of w

princess diana, and it was very interesting that the first sort of briefing that we had from kensington palaceat she understands the weight that comes with that title, but she's also keen to carve out her own path, and i think that that path will be centered around the initiatives and causes she's already focused on, particularly early years childhood development, but i think for her this is a brand-new chapter for her, a much bigger role and i think all eyes will be on her. it will be an interesting time. >> omid, i know you wrote the book on harry and meghan and we got to ask, a lot of people are wondering during his speech last night king charles said he wanted to express his love to harry and meghan as they continue to build their lives overseas. how did you view that statement? was it a sincere wish, do you think, or is there maybe some tension there still in the relationship? >> yeah, well, trevor, i don't need to sort of go over the fractures and tensions in that relationship between the sussexes and members of the royal family and institution but, of course, i think that message from c

why are they living in this fancy-pants apartment paid for by the public at kensington palace or allartments? and i think that that is seen to be out of kilter with the way most british people are living and particularly at the moment. so i think there is sensitivity around that. actually, for museums at the moment you used to have to pay. and then i think it was the glare government introduced legislation that they should be free. and so the major national museums, you can just walk into. >> tim, what are your thoughts on this? >> well, it is certainly true that nobody in the royal family has much cared for living there. it is really for them symbolic. and i agree. i think that once charles gets his feet under the desk of the throne and starts to look through the balance sheets and gauge his public opinion and the way that it is going, particularly in an intense economic crisis, we may very well say yes this is one possibility. what the government of the day would say about that, i am not so sure. would they want to keep buckingham palace as a sort of steep of the royal family in lo

they'll move across the royal parks to kensington palace gardens where the flowers will be used as compostn spends hours planning his routes and uses gps technology to turn his visions into reality. so far, i've created a tiger, which is about 28 kilometres. a t rex in victoria park, roughly about ten kilometres. a chicken and a dolphin around elephant and castle area. and i love the creative sides of it. by combining both, i'm being able to fundraise and to help. a look at the tubes now — and there's a good service on all lines at the moment. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it is a rather damp start this monday morning. we've had a couple of pounds of rain moving through overnight, one of which still with us first thing, but it will clear away fairly quickly this morning. behind it, we'll see frequent showers on this north—westerly breeze. that north—westerly breeze will feel quite chilly. we have got some sunny spells developing as the cloud thins and breaks, but temperaturesjust about reaching 16 celsius, so definitely feeling more like autumn. 0vernight tonight, those

fans and mourners paid their respects to diana, leaving flowers and pictures at the gate of kensington palace paris as it sped away from paparazzi. diana's boyfriend dodi al fayed's and the driver were also killed. she was just 36 years old. diana used her fame to draw attention to a number of humanitarian issues and philanthropic causes, making headlines in the 19 eighties for her work during the aids epidemic. the united nations says china may have committed crimes against humanity. a new u . n report released today calls for an urgent international response. to china's discriminatory detention of waggers, a largely muslim ethnic group. over the past five years , china has swept an estimated one million workers into a network of camps, according to the report that some describe those camps as detention centers . now beijing calls the camps training centers and has closed many of them. but some countries, including the united states, have accused beijing of committing genocide. the international atomic energy agency is sending inspectors into a war zone for the first time as fears grow of a

. >> i remember, diana dying back in 1997, and i took my little boy to kensington palace, and he wass book at the time. and he was queuing, and he said, why are you here mommy. and he said, we are here to tell the princess that we will look after her. boys and they, said what happened to the princess? and they, said sadly she has died. and, they said why doesn't the prince kristen wicker up again. >> oh my gosh, like a fairytale? >> yes, i know. >> it's a big thing for lots of little children you know. a lot of little children's books she isn't. it's a big thing for family. and you really get that sense of people down. here >> yes, we do, let's bring in virginia and. tina >> high. >> how are you feeling? >> a bit subdued, isn't it? it's a very sad time. >> it is a set. time >> i was reflecting on it with tamar earlier. and i was away when i first heard the news. very soft, but not surprised. but now i sort of started to think about the queen, the memories of her that i will take with me. i'm guessing she's been a constant your whole life. >> definitely. i am from kenya. my background

thousands of bouquets have been taken to kensington palace gardens to be used as compost, as luxmy gopale for the queen. a carpet of flowers and tributes. a week on from her late majesty's funeral, this fragrant shrine at green park will in turn give new flowers life, after a fitting final horse—drawn journey. all of our green waste in the royal parks tends to get composted, shredded and then composted, and reused in all of our flower beds and shrub beds across all the royal parks. and we thought it would be a fitting tribute that all of these floral tributes will be used all across the royal parks — indeed in front of the flower beds in front of buckingham palace, as well. the first step is sorting the flowers from the rest. a team of around 100 volunteers carefully separates non—floral tributes. i'm just cleaning up all the bits of paper that have been left between all the cards. all the toys, as well. i think one of the sweetest things was a little pair of boots and a little paddington bear and some diamond — some spoons, as well, from the diamond jubilee. those items are taken aside,

from all over paid their respects to the people's princess at the crash site and the gates of kensington palacet know what it was. there was just something about that girl that really stood out and you felt like she was part of your life story was still one of caring for other people. so i think the idea of how being the children's princess and the queen of hearts and that kind of thing was with the legacy that will remain beyond memories of her as a person. during a charity dinner last week, prince harry spoke of the humanitarian work his mother was known for, and says he will always honor her legacy every day. i hope to do her proud princes william and harry plan to honor their mother separately this year in london. greg palkot fox news this is ktvu fox two news at six. a mother and her nine year old son are hurt after another freeway shooting in oakland, a good samaritan is now credited with taking the boy to the hospital. crying and yelling , and, um, he was very just scared and he's in pain. and he's saying i'm hurt. i'm shot. they shot us. i'm hurt. that boy was hit by gunfire and the mot

two of them together when they were here last year to honor their mother, statue outside of kensington palace hoping for a big coming together that time. we covered them when they were here for the funeral of prince philip, the late husband of the late queen last year. we were hoping for a coming together then, that didn't happen but maybe it takes mom or in the case as william described maybe it takes granny to get them together. griff: our camera is close to william let's listen in for a moment and see if we can hear anything. [inaudible conversations] >> we have not seen the camera panned back to meghan and harry. i am wondering if those two are on the other side. if you are just joining us were getting live pictures and from windsor england this is outside of windsor castle. a lot of people have come out to pay their respects and they have gone quite a treat and we are just watching harry and meghan and william and kate came out together and now grieving. people shaking hands and chatting with them accepting flowers and gifts and cards. we saw harry and meghan on the right-hand side they

it comes as kensington palace said there were no plans for prince william to have an investiture "anythingorts on the day's events. a first tentative step back onto familiar ground. for this inaugural visit as prince and princess of wales, william and catherine returned to anglesey — somewhere they knew the welcome would be warm. hip hip... hooray! the island was their home for three years, when william served as a search and rescue pilot. it's a place where he can claim some local knowledge. half a century ago, the tone was very different as charles was formally invested as prince of wales. the palace has made it known that there are no plans to repeat this kind of ceremony any time soon, as most people struggle with the cost of living. i don't think we need a grand investiture as it was before. and i think prince charles, the old prince charles — king charles now — has said he doesn't want that for his son. they were talking about the investiture and whether to have it or not, and i think it'sjust, i don't know, politics and... you know, they're different to the politicians. but some of

prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis — after the family's move to windsor from kensington palace the school. a chance to meet teachers, classmates and other new families. but first came head teacher, jonathan perry. welcome, george. welcome to lambrook play, louis. welcome. and welcome, charlotte. lovely to have you with us. we're very excited. dressed in the school's summer uniform, it was then into class for the cambridges. the duke said the children had lots of questions. after today, school life here will be away from the public gaze. allowing cameras in briefly as a way of managing the public and media interest in the family, it's now hoped the children will be left alone to settle in to their new school. lambrook sits in 52 acres of berkshire countryside. it has a nine—hole golf course, a swimming pool, and bees, chickens and pigs for pupils to look after. it will be a privileged education. school fees for all three children will be around £55,000 a year. marking the first day of school has become a royal rite of passage. it was diana, princess of wales, who took william to