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max foster is in johannesburg with what to expect. max, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. a lot of security concerns around this visit. these engagements aren't preannounced. so, when the duchess arrives at events like this, you have people, they're all lined across the bridge there earlier on, really taken aback by what they were seeing. she went into the university. she got involved in a roundtable discussion. it was about women's empowerment. that won't surprise you. and people were taken aback by what she said. she was talking about the fact she went to university, as well, and how that was a struggle, to get together the finances to go to university. and she's in a role running a commonwealth. she took over the patron of that initiative from the queen, which is commonwealth universities and getting support for them. she announced a grant relating to that. when they all came out, one student said she was struck by hearing someone who looks like her talking about big issues that she can actually change. i think that's o

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max foster has within along the way, joins us live from johannesburg.ood morning. >> reporter: good morning, david. what they're talking about here are letters written from meghan to her father which were published in the "mail" on sunday. the palace said those letters were edited and they misrepresented what she was trying to say. mailed on sunday, the parent company said they stick by the story and didn't edit it in that way. it was a clear reflection of what she was saying. this is going to show up in the courts and be a big story, but it's not just about one publication. it's about a wider battle with the uk media, propaganda, harry calls it. it all goes back to his childhood as well, the suffering he felt when his mother was pursued in a similar way. take this quote from a long statement. it was certainly from the heart. though this action may not be the safe one, it's the right one because my deepest fear is history repeating itself. i see what happens when someone i love is come mod advertised to the point where they're no longer treated or seen

max foster from london with the latest on this feud. >> hi, dave.ace has confirmed the action against "the sun" and "the mirror." this could go back to the year 2000. it was a common practice within the tabloid media, hacking into voicemails. but the courts ended with "the world" newspaper being closed down. waiting to hear more detail about those two newspapers and what makes it different than the previous cases. the duchess taking action against "the mail" on sunday, for unlawfully publishing a letter she wrote to her father. she says it was edited and taken out of context. over the weekend, "the mail" coming out sunday, with an interview with her father. saying he was the one that chose to leave elements of the letter out of the publication because he said they were too painful. this leaves an extraordinary situation that we're going to have a showdown between the royals and the tabloids in the u.k. courts. it could lead to a situation, where "the mail" calls up meghan's father as a witness. the two meeting in court for the first time in years. >

i'm max foster thanks for joining us turkish backed forces say they've taken control of. a key border town in northeastern syria it would be the biggest gain since president to enter one's offensive into the region began on wednesday the e.u. and u.s. have criticized the offensive and called for it to stop immediately washington and paris are threatening to impose sanctions on ankara in northern syria the assault has forced tens of thousands of people to flee the region and seek safety. bread at last this bakery is one of very few shops still open in commission lee for 2 days now mahmoud has been trying to buy groceries for his family but most shops are shut he's relieved to have finally found one that's open. one of your my relatives visiting from wrestling and this is all the food i've got to offer them all of the shops are closed i don't know why and how that can buy that william said that i'm not the. fear has turned commish lee into a ghost town of turkish grenades continue to hit the city and the sound of gunfire can be heard in the distance around 3 pm a car bomb d

let's go to max foster. max, if you're confused, bravo. you're up to speed on brexit. >> absolutely. don't feel like an alien in this story. you don't know what's going on. no one knows. in government, an e-mail, they were confirming they will present this bill to parliament today. some concern that the speaker of the house of commons will throw it out. i don't think that will have to happen. they have to make some progress. if this bill is voted on today and passed, it will take a good few days to turn it into law. and they only really have until sunday. everyone is trying to work out what they're going to do with this bill. i think the bill will be discussed today. they will vote on it. the opposition party saying they want an amendment attached, which keeps britain within the customs union, which would be a disaster for boris johnson. he would have to go back to brussels and renegotiate the deal, effectively. another attachment could be a second referendum, something that boris johnson doesn't want to do. he thinks he has the numbers to

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cnn's max foster is traveling with the royal couple. >> reporter: welcome to the spectacular wall cityhore, the duke and duchess of cambridge coming here to find out about interfaith dialogue. they're also finding out more about this spectacular courtyard. they've already played cricket. they've already been to a children's home today. a really busy trip. and this afternoon they'll go to hospital made famous by princess diana. famously had pictures taken of her there holding very ill children. the first visit to pakistan by a member of the british royal family since 2006. the first time prince william has met imran khan since he was a boy. khan told him at the time that he'd be prime minister one day, so this was quite a moment for both of them. away from the capital, high up in the hindu kush, the couple fly in to witness a glacier melting. >> do the glas yeshs flood at any other time of the year? >> going on to meet villagers who live in the fear of flash flooding. >> it was really important to come to pakistan and see all the different range of environments there are in pakistan and

max foster reports it's deeply personal for prince harry. >> reporter: the british royal family is nothe duke and duchess of sussex, who returned last week from their tour of africa. a well-received trip. meticulously documented by the global media. now, however, the royal couple are preparing to enter a legal battle with the british tabloids. harry and meghan have accused "the mail on sunday" of unlawfully publishing a letter from her to her father and deliberately editing it to change its meaning. the paper has denied the charge, now adding a quote from meghan's father saying he was the one on only wanted parts of the letter released because other parts were so painful. elsewhere the duke's badly advised decision to sue the owners of mirror and the sub for phone hacking was taken up by the telegraph as part of the conversation of harry's war against the media. >> he's calling time, blowing the whistle and saying, if you intrude on our lives, we're coming for you. >> reporter: it's personal. and he's showing no signs of pulling back on this one. i lost my mother, he explained in last

. >>> and thanks for watching for our cnn viewers, cnn newsroom with max foster is next. and for our u.s. viewers, a second whistleblower raising urgent concerns about president trump's action inside the white house. "new day" continues right now. >>> good morning. it is monday, october 7th. alisyn is off. bianna is here with me this morning. >> great to be here. >> new fuel on the impeachment fire with word that a second whistleblower has come forward, making claims about president trump's interactions with ukraine. we're told he or she has firsthand knowledge between president trump and the president of ukraine that undercuts the arguments from some republicans who demeaned the first whistleblower's account as hearsay. the question now is really what else will this second whistleblower say and how will that affect the impeachment inquiry? >> the inquiry is ramping up on capitol hill with two more depositions planned this week from two key players at the state department implicated in the initial whistleblower's complaint. all of this comes as the white house is bending

that's my pleasure max that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max foster and stacey herman i guess down from a cloud of gold money dot com if you want to catch us on twitter it's cause report until next time by young. join me every day. i'm sure i'll see you then. on this edition of crossfire mystify serious kurds almost all of the criticism launched against syria. actually criticism is driven by false narratives and the inability to admit the international proxy war to overthrow the government has failed the sooner all american troops leave syria syria and to me. i don't think there is you know. i was not. i. i i. i. hundreds of people in the central russian city. girl was found strangled. and. killed. intensifies following more than a week of unrest. turning up the heat on joe biden. documents he says. and the u.s. presidential hopeful.

. >> cnn royal correspondent max foster joins us live from london. max, this is really, i think, significant. you tell us. you've covered them for so long. hearing harry say we're on different paths at the moment and there are good days and bad days, that sounds -- that's candid. >> it is. i think there are two intretations people are coming away with this, prince harry at his best, being open and honest and authentic and talking like any other brother would be talking. he's not any other brother. he's part of an institution and the unwritten rule as part of that family is not to talk about internal family dynamics because it weakens the institution which is the monarchy and effectively leads up to the head of state. you're representing the uk. he is break something rules here. whether or not you think that's a good or thing is your judgment, but it's caused concern in the palace abobecaust prompts the question how does william feel about this. this is not the sort of thing they should be doing. that's what we can read into that. what we can take away

max foster is live in london with the very latest. ll, some progress at last for boris johnson it seems. he gets his election on december 12th, as you say, and his big gamble here is that he get a majority in that election and push his deal that he's reached with the european union through the parliament. but it is a huge gamble because britain is really set around a two-party system and that's broken down effectively. there are five parties that will effectively split this vote. so you've got boris johnson's party with his deal on europe, you have the opposition labour party with a slightly different deal, but also to his right he has the formidable campaigner nigel iffarage and his brexit party, you have the democrats who want to cancel brexit as does the scottish national party. so five parties with different strategies splitting the vote which is why this is such an unpredictable election. so more parties, but only one issue, normally you have multiple issues in an election. one issue dominating. that's brexit. and the reality is,

ruthless campaign against his wife and he invokes the memory of his mother with the tabloids and cnn's max fosterin johannesburg, south africa with more. what's this about, max? >> alisyn, i've been speaking to a royal source and the couple is here and the staff are here at this event and another event in this ten-day tour is this case hinges on a letter that was sent by the duchess of sussex to her father which was unlawfully published and misrepresents the view in the way it was edited and the paper denies that and they say they will contest this vigorously. in a describingly powerful statement, harry speaks of his deepest fear of history repeating itself. i've seen what happens when someone i love is commoditized to the point that they're no longer treated and seen as a real person. i watched my mother and now i watch my wife falling victim to the same powerful forces. this is as the couple continues on the tour of africa that's been littered with diana references. just a few days ago he retraced his mother's foot steps in these iconic images of the angola minefield in 1997. his statement sing

for you cnn newsroom with max foster is next. for our u.s.e raging wildfires in california. "new day" continues right now. >> this is cnn breaking news. >>> good morning. and welcome to your "new day." monday, october 28th. 8:00 in the east. breaking news, wildfires raging out of control in southern california. look at these aerials right now. this fire is burning right near the 405 freeway and the museum in brentwood. >> thousands of residents have been ordered to evacuate from their homes including nba star lebron james. california's governor has declared a statewide emergency as the situation in northern california worsens as well. joining us now on the phone is cnn's omar jimenez live in los angeles with more. what's the situation around you, omar? auto. >> yeah, john and alisyn, we're making our way to the scene right now. this is a brush be fire that broke out in the overnight hours that really just ballooned very, very quickly. we heard from the los angeles fire department literally a few minutes ago who told us about 33 homes are now

. >> well, a senior royal source tells cnn's max foster this morning that the brothers have been in touchhat the media and british tabloids are taking those comments too far. following the documentary, palace insiders say prince william was worried about prince harry and his wife meghan. those remarks were picked up by uk publications. the source reacted to the many headlines telling cnn that prince haurry has never shied away from talking about his own mental health and the importance of mental fitness and well-being. >> i thought it was a little surprising that the clips were broadcast while harry's elder brother, duke of cambridge and his wife, were doing an official visit very successfully to afghanistan. i wondered about the constant references from the interviewer to mental health. to me, this is an issue about the strains and stresses of being in the public domain the whole time, and it really is very difficult. is it about mental health? i'm not so sure about that. but i thought what came through, what was a very genuine, very loving young couple working hard to make the best of a

for you "cnn newsroom" with max foster is next. for our u.s. viewers, explosive testimony in the impeachment inquiry continues. >>> welcome to your "new day." it's 8:00 now in the east. in this explosive testimony from the top u.s. diplomat in ukraine, giving congressional investigators what is the most consequential testimony to date in the impeachment inquiry. here are the headlines president trump woke up to this morning. "the washington post" says new testimony undercuts the president's claim of no quid pro quo on ukraine. "the new york times" says ukraine envoy testifies trump linked military aid to investigations. and this from "the wall street journal," diplomat says trump tied ukraine aid to probes into biden and alleged election interference. in other words, there was a quid pro quo. ambassador bill taylor told congress that multiple senior administration officials informed him the president personally blocked military aid to ukraine and refused to meet with that country's new president unless he agreed to investigate joe biden in the

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for you "cnn newsroom with max foster" is next. for ours u.s.s, some cracks in support for president trump. "new day" continues now. >> good morning. it is monday, october 21st, 8:00 in the east. over the last 72 hours or so the white house is engaged in this mind-bending display of political retreat and reversal, all while the president loses support from some, some republicans. he also mangled the name of his defense secretary for what it's worth. first and foremost mick mulvaney is trying to take back his admission that president trump pressured ukraine to investigate democrats in exchange for military funding. and then there is the big reversal, hosting the g7 summit next year at the president's golf resort in miami, he's not doing that anymore. according to the "washington post" the president back tracked after a series of phone calls of impeachment weary republicans were tired of trying to defend the president. >> all this comes with the impeachment inquiry heating up. the top u.s. diplomat in ukraine, bill taylor, will testify tomorrow. t

for you "cnn newsroom" with max foster is next. for our u.s.p democrat on the house intelligence committee joins us as the impeachment inquiry prepares to go public. "new day" continues right now. >>> they came storming in the room and started disrupting the proceeding. >> we have every right to hear the testimony, to see the evidence. >> it's a bunch of freedom caucus members having pizza around a conference table pretending to be brave. >> "washington post" reports house democrats now say public impeachment hearings could begin by mid-november. >> do you want to impeach a duly elected president, you better be sure the american public is able to see it all. >> there's a tension now that is really undermining the halls of congress. >> this is "niew day" with alisn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to your new day. it's thursday, october 24th. 8:00 in the east. and democrats are preparing to take the house impeachment inquiry to the next step. they are planning public hearings as early as mid-november. just a few weeks from now really. this c

for you "cnn newsroom" with max foster is next. for u.s. viewers, breaking news.weeping across the los angeles area at this hour. "new day" continues right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> good morning and welcome to your "new day," friday, october 11th. 8:00 in the east. a lot of news to get to. first, the breaking news. an explosion of wildfires in southern california threatening lives and homes. winds gusting over 60 miles per hour. fanning these flames, forcing mandatory evacuations north of los angeles. we are now told 100,000 people are affected by these fires and thousands have been ordered to evacuate. >> many people as you can imagine were asleep when these fires were ignited overnight. more than 4600 acres have burned so far. dozens of homes have already been destroyed or at least burned. the fires are spreading so quickly that two major freeways remain shut at this area -- at this hour. and you can imagine what that means for the los angeles area. so it's just what we're -- we're just watching them grow. they started as a 60-acre brush fire. >> ni

. >>> and thanks for watching for our cnn viewers, cnn newsroom with max foster is next. raising urgent concerns about president trump's action inside the white house. "new day" continues right now. >>> good morning. it is monday, october 7th. alisyn is off. bianna is here with me this morning. >> great to be here. >> new fuel on the impeachment fire with word that a second

max foster caught up with the couple for duchess kate's first interview since becoming part of the royalily. this is a big deal to hear from her. here it is. >> reporter: john and alisyn, the thunderstorm is finally clearing in this part of pakistan. we were on the royal flight going into islamabad and had to abort two landings because the turbulence was just too bad. we're back only schedule and the tour continues apace. this week's royal tour of pakistan has been a visual feast. but behind each photo opportunity lies an issue for the duke and duchess of cambridge caring passionately about and want to highlight. take the sos children's village in lahore. it homes, educates, and nurtures orphans. [ speaking in foreign language ] this was the duchess' first news interview since she married the duke eight years ago. thank you so much for speaking to us. but i know this is a cause that is close to your heart. >> absolutely. i think will and i really wanted to come and see sos children's village like this. so many women here that used their positivity and the support that the village here pr

for you "cnn newsroom" with max foster is next. for our u.s.the impeachment inquiry. "new day" starts right now. >> escalating a standoff with house democrats, president trump is refusing to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry. >> how can it be that the constitution gives congress the right to impeach. if you pursue impeachment, it's unconstitutional. >> the president is obstructing congress from getting the facts that we need. >> you think about what the democrats are trying to do. impeach the president of the united states. 13 months prior to an election. >> if the president thinks by delaying this that he's going to prevent us from moving forward, he's sadly mistaken. >> if we sound like we're pissed, it's because we are. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> good morning. welcome to your new day. wednesday, october 9th. 8:00 in the east. we begin with a war in

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. >>> well, max foster is standing by for us in london. he joins us now. good to see you, max. how likely is it that the speaker will allow that to go forward? >> reporter: yeah. we'll wait and see. he could argue that this deal was already voted on on saturday. there's some debate about what was presented today is what was presented on saturday. i think ultimately there will need to be a vote. everyone will reveal here and this is the best one on the table. the issue for boris johnson is this bill is amendable. what we're more likely to see is amendment will be added to this bill which will appease those on the other side but won't appease boris johnson. one of them being talked about this morning is that this deal goes through but brittain remains part of the continent. something boris johnson won't support. the other idea is that there will be an amendment attached to it with a referendum, something boris johnson doesn't want to do. it's another one of those days, rosemary, where we go into it not knowing what will happen. >> we know there have been a lot of protesters out o