i'm max foster in london. bianca is off for the week. just ahead on "cnn newsroom." >>> the shifting narrative from the white house on defense now referring all questions to the justice department. >> everyone was just astounded that it took this long. that period there is what is now going to be an issue for the pres president. >>> a difficult search and rescue operation forcing emergency workers to use ropes and cranes. >> four investigators from france arriving at the site today, this tuesday, as the search still goes on for two more of those victims. >>> he is now saying he always had questions about george santos's resume. a big question has become what did gop leaders know about george santos and when did they know it? >> announcer: live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> it is tuesday, january 17th, the a.m. here in london, 4 a.m. in washington with the biden white house facing a public relations nightmare as questions and criticism grow about its handling of classified documents. the presid

. >> i'm max foster joining you from london. just ahead on "cnn newsroom." >>> when that tape comes out tomorrow, it's going to be horrific. >> this evil is russian aggression, can and should be stopped only with adequate weapons. the terrorist state will not understand anything else. >>> i'm not sure the news could have been any better. economic growth is up, stronger than experts expected. >> announcer: live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> it is friday, january 27th. 9 a.m. here in london. 3 a.m. in memphis, tennessee. >> that's where a vigil was held last night for 23-year-old tyre nichols. he died after a violent altercation with five memphis police officers. >> tyre nichols, a lifelong skateboarder, a vigil was held at a skate park. his mother warned of the graphic nature of the video that will be made public today. have a listen. >> i'd like to say -- to thank each and everyone of you for being here to support my son. our family is grief stricken right now and this is very hard to

. >> i'm max foster. we are back together. just ahead on cnn. >>> pea arewe are hearing for tt time from the family of the man accused of killing four college students in idaho. >> we will continue to let the legal process unfold and we will love and support our son and brother. >>> epic flight. there were many rescues in the california area. >> there was so much turbulence. it knocked me over. >>> those that had the privilege of watching me, now i'm preparing to say good-bye. >> go and be with your people. >>> live from london. this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> monday, january 2nd. 9 a.m. here in long done, 4 a.m. in pennsylvania. happy new year to you. in pennsylvania the family of the man arrested for killing four idaho college students is speaking out to offer their condolences where suspect brian kohberger sits for mid murder. >> the students bodies were found in their apartment only a few miles from the graduate stu student's school. >>> defendant brian kohberger remains in western pennsylvani

. >> i'm max foster. just ahead on "cnn newsroom." >>> a speaker has not been elected. >> kevin mccarthy failed to get the vote for speaker of the house. >> the house is in a state of stop. >> come on, come on, come on, get up. >>> states under tornado watches. >> the severe weather threat is pressing east. already a trail of damage left behind. >> announcer: lev from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> hello. it is wednesday, january 4th. 9 a.m. here in london. 4 a.m. in washington where a growing feud within the republican party is threatening to overshadow the new majority in the house. >> on tuesday a band of conservative hardliners blocked kevin mccarthy from securing the 218 votes needed to become the speaker of the house and that's after three rounds of voting. it's the first time in 100 years that the house has failed to elect a speaker on the first ballot making this historic humiliation for mccarthy. >> no persons having received a majority of the whole number of

i'm max foster. bianca off this week. just ahead on "cnn newsroom." >> reporter: brian walshe facing murder charges in the mysterious disappearance of his wife, ana walshe. >> even without the body you're going to have enough evidence seemingly to focus on nobody else but him. >> trying to draw a contrast with the way trump has handled his own documents issues. they're trying to draw a picture of cooperation. >> you guys can ask me this 100 times, 200 times if you wish, i'm going to keep saying the same thing. >> reporter: aviation experts are calling it a narrowly avoided disaster at new york's john f. kennedy airport. >> they were in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> it's wednesday, january 18th. 9 a.m. here in london. 11 a.m. in kyiv, ukraine. we're following this breaking news for you developing right now. at least 18 people have been killed in a helicopter crash in the kyiv region. this happened in the city near a residential building and a kindergar

i'm max foster.f you are just joining us, let me bring you up to date with our top stories at this hour. at least 17 people are confirmed dead after recent storms in california. residents should be prepared for more severe weather in the coming days. at least six people have been injured at paris's central train station after a man attacked people with a homemade weapon. officials searching for the motive. >>> the u.s. president is back in washington after meeting with north american leaders in mexico. the issue of migration loomed large over the summit and joe biden says that he's going to push congress to take up his proposals for improving the situation at the southern u.s. border. his administration plans to curb migrant crossings by creating a virtual one-stop shop to help migrants find legal pathways to the u.s. and by building brick and mortar centers in mexico where migrants can get similar information. president biden is on both sides of this immigration debate and says he rejects both of th

i'm max foster.u are just joining us, let me bring you up to date with the latest top stories. the nfl has canceled the game between the buffalo bills and cincinnati bengals. the decision not to resume play comes just three days after the severe hit bills safety damar hamlin. >>> plus, the house of representatives reconvenes anew today for a 12th vote for house speaker. kevin mccarthy is making major concessions to conservative holdouts, but so far he hasn't swayed a single member of the never kevins. >>> it's that slim minority who are keeping the house from moving forward. over the past three days 20 republicans have been voting directly against kevin mccarthy in his bid to become speaker. they represent less than 10% of house republicans. yes, they've managed to completely grind congress to a halt. the group includes some of the chamber's most hard right lawmakers including many who question the integrity of the 2020 election. so what are their reason bes for not supporting mccarthy? let's take a

. >> i'm max foster joining you live on cnn. just ahead on "cnn newsroom." >> they wind up stopping innocent people and they wind up using brute force to do it. >> this incident was heinous, reckless and inhumane. >>> helping ukraine defend, protect ukrainian land. >> they do, however, pose a significant event to forces inside ukraine illegally. >>> the fbi searching the home of a sitting president. >> the justice department was not fully comfortable with joe biden's team doing the search on its own. >> reporter: live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> it's thursday, january 26th. 9 a.m. here in london, 3 a.m. in memphis, tennessee, where any day now we could see the police body camera footage of the arrest of tyrei nichols who was stopped taken into police custody. >> the family of the 29-year-old black man is demanding answers. the preliminary autopsy says nichols suffered extensive bleeding by severe beating. he had been pulled over for allegedly driving recklessly. >> all five police o

. >> i'm max foster. just ahead on "cnn newsroom." >>> cnn has learned that lisa marie presley, the only daughter of elvis presley, has died. >> i'm here today to announce the appointment of robert herr, special counsel. >> it was in the interest to appoint a special counsel. >> we need to run. everybody, y'all hear me. when we say we are blessed, we are blessed. >> announcer: live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> it is friday, january 13th. 9 a.m. here in london where many people around the world are mourning the loss of lisa marie presley, elvis's only child. ♪ ♪ >> here she is singing "i love you, pops" in a duet with her father, the king of rock and roll. lisa marie followed in his footsteps becoming a musician, singer and songwriter. >> she released three albums. one of which reached gold. the life with lisa marie presley. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: lisa marie presley seen here at the globe awards tuesday she was rushed to the hospital after suffering cardiac arrest. h

i'm max foster in london.ianca is off for this week. just ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- >> why didn't we hear about this on november 2nd when the first batch of classified documents were discovered? >> those questions loom as he goes into the new week. >>> storm after storm in california over the last few weeks. the ground and rivers are so sat saturated, it's not going to take much for more flooding. >> so let's heed the warnings of the officials and remain vigilant. >>> heart breaking coming off of a celebratory week, the entire bulldog nation is at a loss. ♪ >> announcer: live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster. >>> monday, january 16th, 9:00 a.m. in london, 4:00 a.m. in washington, d.c. u.s. president joe biden is facing more scrutiny over his handling of classified documents. the republican chairman of the house oversight committee asked the white house for more information about the scandal, including visitor logs from joe biden's delaware residence where several classified items have been

. >> i'm max foster joining you live from london. just ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- >> the most scary thing in my life, but thank you, god, that we are here. >> we couldn't see anything. it just went white. everything went white. explosions were happening. it was terrifying. >>> for biden this is a political gift. it turns out apparently he is not alone in perhaps inadvertently taking classified documents. >> i don't know how this happened. we need to get to the bottom of it. >> this is an example of our leaders not following the rules they write themselves. >>> they are preparing to announce their commitment of a significant number of tanks to ukraine. >> they have every right to defend their territory and armored tanks can be helpful. >> announcer: live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. > >>>. >> it is wednesday, january 25th. 9 a.m. here in london, 4 a.m. on the u.s. east coast where we are following a dangerous storm system barrelling across the east coast. tornado for mississippi, alabama and f

. >> max foster joining you live from london. just ahead on "cnn newsroom." >>> one shooter going to two different locations. >> this is something we get to watch on the news. >> i needed to do something. i needed to grab the gun and save myself. >> no refuge. >> we will move from this period of darkness be to a period of light even though it hurts so m much. >> announcer: live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> it is tuesday, january 24th, 9 a.m. here in london. 1 a.m. in california where three mass shootings within three days have rocked the state with some of the strictest gun laws in the rest. one person is dead, seven wounded in oakland. >> meanwhile, the fbi is assisting the police in the coastal city of half moon bay after a pair of shootings there. police say the shooter opened fire in two different locations killing at least seven people and critically injuring another. >> one of the sites is a trucking facility. the other a mushroom farm roughly two miles away. police say the susp

. >> i'm max foster joining you from london. just ahead on "cnn newsroom." >>> the bills safety, t damar fl to the ground. >> cpr administered to the field. >> sharp blow to the chest at precisely the wrong moment. >> you never want to see anything like that happen. >> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is 9 a.m. here in london, 4 a.m. on the east coast. people are starting to wake up wondering what happened during monday night's football after a buffalo bills player suddenly collapsed and the game was postponed. the bills are providing some answers. >> they recently tweeted damar suffered a cardiac arrest. his heartbeat was restored on the field and he was transferred to the university of cincinnati medical center for further testing and treatment. he's currently sed dated and listed in critical condition. >> for hours there was a lot of confusion about the terrifying incident. hamlin who plays safety for the bills made a hard tackle about halfway through the first quarter. he stoo

i'm max foster in london. bianca's off for the day. just ahead on "cnn newsroom." >> there has been another set of documents that have been discovered. some of those documents have been classified. >> this is an ongoing process. he takes it seriously when it comes to classified documents. >> there's no indication that santos is going to resign because he clearly has no shame. >> we don't need george santos but if he wants to do the right thing, i think he should resign. >>> his father's friends calling him a sociopath and be court documents dated in 2019. >> he's leaving tools, clues, signs everywhere. >> announcer: live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> well, it is thursday, january 112th, silence speaks louder than words. in the case of the misplaced classified documents the white house is very quiet. that's after president biden's legal team found a second set of classified documents. it's not clear where they were found. president biden is already facing questions about why the first set of

i'm max foster in london. just ahead on "cnn newsroom." >> it was absolutely stunning to hear this level of detail. >> one step closer to the truth of what happened to her. >> expected to be one of the largest packages. you're expecting them to be a tremendous amount of ammo in there. >> we have been providing our ukrainian partners with precisely what they need to defend their country, to defend their sovereignty. >> santos did set up a gofundme account and raised as much as $3,000 for this life-saving surgery. >> i know you didn't know you raised money for yourself. >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bu and. >>> prosecutors say a massachusetts man killed and dismembered his wife because he wanted to end their marriage. on the day of her disappearance, they say he searched the internet for can you be charged with murder without a body and can you throw away body parts. brian walshe made his first court appearance on wednesday. prosecutors say he disposed of his wife's body narts

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i'm max foster in london. bianca is back next week but just ahead on ""cnn newsroom."" >>> one of the big questions that will surround the ukraine defense contact group in germany on friday where 50 nations or so will come together to find and ship and organize weapons to ukraine revolves around the issue of tanks. >>> congress and the white house engaged in a risky standoff as the u.s. reaches a 31.4 trillion borrowing limit. ♪ down by the river ♪ >>> singer, songwriter, guitarist david crosby was an american music icon. david crosby was 81 years old. >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is friday, january 20th. 9 a.m. here in london. 10 a.m. in ramstein, the airbase in germany where western allies are gathering at this hour to talk about ukraine's military needs and how they can help. lloyd austin is hosting the conference of more than 50 countries. the u.s. has already announced another $2.5 billion in aid including striker combat vehicles, more bradley fight

powering possibilities. ♪ >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom," i'm max foster.you up to date. police in southern california say the suspect in a deadly mass shooting in monterey park is dead. los angeles county sheriff says 72-year-old huu can tran died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after a police standoff. he's accused of opening fire at a dance studio on saturday night, killing ten people and injuring ten others. the sheriff says that tran went to another gallery in nearby alhambra where two people were wrestled -- who wrestled the gun away from him. it was that seized weapon that allowed police to identify him. >> we're looking at all criminal history, mental health history and those are all things the detectives will take a very hard, long look at and see if it impacted what occurred here. the motive. that's part of the learning lessons and sharing them with our partners and seeing if there's any gaps that were there that we may have missed. >> cnn's natasha chen has been tracking developments in monterey park and spoke with one lawmaker about the mass

but first, joining us right, now cnn royal correspondent max foster, cnn royal historian kate williams, and author and playwright and former deputy chair of the british museum. max, let's start with you. you know, this is a two part interview that we did for 60 minutes. and one of the reasons that we wanted to start with this, with a focus on princess diana and the experience of her death for for harry is reading the book, and it's 460 pages. i, mean it is, yes, people are going to be seeing the most attention to all the revelations, and you, know the inside information that he's giving out, that break of protocol on the royal family, all the information he's telling about the royal family, which we will show shortly. but, for me, i mean, this is such a memoir about loss, and about grief, and about the devastating impact of childhood trauma, the death of his mom, which played out obviously on a global scale. and it's extraordinary for me how the life that he lived is so different then -- or his perception of himself, or perception of his life is so different than the perception of what

there you see him on your screen, max foster, max, hello to you across the pond. it's interesting.-- he didn't see. he didn't say he was bigoted but he said he didn't see what he saw until he met meghan, which is the case when people -- especially white people -- get into interracial relationships they see things that they don't normally see. it doesn't exist to you if you don't experience it. >> he's talked in the past about his unconscious bias, i think that's what he's going into more detail with anderson. he realized it when he met meghan and more so when he left the royal fold. so getting more detail and lots more revelations. you made headlines around the world with your comments about these revelations being gauche, since then everything from how harry lost his virginity behind a pub, to him killing 25 taliban fighters in afghanistan, which has blown up here because former members of the military are saying you don't reveal details like that, it creates a security threat. so many things coming through. this is before the publicity round, effectively. this is promotional part

max foster has the day off on assignment. just ahead on "cnn newsroom." >> the first time it's ever happened. i've never seen this. >> the misery continues across the state of california as a parade of storms brings additional rainfall and flood threats across the entire state. >>> attorneys for president biden appear to have taken immediate and proper action to notify the national archives. this is no question a political gift to donald trump and a political gift to the republicans. >> he's on surveillance at that time. >> lied to investigators about his whereabouts surrounding the disappearance of his wife, anna walsh. >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >>> it's tuesday, january 10th. 9 a.m. here in london. 1 a.m. on the u.s. west coast where much of southern california is being pounded by heavy rain, deadly flooding and mudslides. around 34 million people across the state are under a flood watch and thousands have been told to evacuate their homes. the storm is now tracking sout

. >> i'm max foster live from london. funeral for pope emeritus has just come to an end a short while ago at st. peter's square at the vatican. pope benedict asked for a simple ceremony. >> pope francis presided over the funeral delivering the homily a short while ago. before that, nearly 200,000 people paid their respects to the late pope during the last three days of public viewing. benedict will be buried in the vatican crypt inside the basilica. t the. >>> now that the funeral services are over, what are your personal reflections? what did it mean to you as a catholic? >> well, one of the things that i was thinking as i looked out and saw all of these people that pope benedict had known for so many years was the real sort of scope of his career, if you will, in the church from a priest to a theologian who was active in the second vatican council in the '60s, to the dock trip of the faith, to pope, a writer, a scholar, then finally a grandfatherly figure. it just struck me that this man has given his entire life. this

but -- >> joining us now, cnn royal correspondent max foster. series of new revelations. expanding on some as well. like that one. we knew there had been this sort of altercation in one of the cottages on kensington palace. and then you get the extra detail there and you see him saying it. it's all in the book, of course. this is all about promoting the book. and more interviews to come. but talking about about william's issues with meghan really. and harry said right from the get-go kate and william just didn't connect with meghan and he thinks it's because they were stereotyping her as someone who was american, biracial, just different, and that was a consistent problem. he's not talking to william now. he hasn't done for a while. not talking to king charles either. talking again with itv saying his father struggled with being a father and particularly as a single father. i think one of the big revelations for me is about camilla because he talks about this complicity between the palace and the tabloid media and he gives an example of how cami

a warm welcome to our viewers joining us from the united states, i'm bianca nobilo. >> and i'm max foster

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max foster, cnn, london. >>> and a quick programming note.monday night for a special report on prince harry, his life, the rift between him and the royal family, and other details from his book "spare." our special includes anderson cooper's conversation with the prince for saturday's edition of "60 minutes" on cbs. the harry interview airs monday night at 8:00 in the evening eastern time. that's 1:00 a.m. london time right here on cnn. >>> if you missed your chance to become a millionaire, you now have a shot at becoming a billionaire. the mega millions jackpot is now $1.1 billion after no ticket matched all six winning numbers in friday's drawing. this is the fourth time in a little over four years that the top prize has exceeded $1 billion. the next drawing is tuesday, january 10th. good luck. and that wraps up this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm laila harrak. paula newton picks up our coverarage after a quick break. i'll see you tomorrow. organizer to scan, digitize and organize y your documents and receceipts. receipts go in, ad stress goes

max foster, cnn, london. >>> film and entertainment journalist sandro minute netty joins me.luster bomb in many ways, anything but subtle, no discretion and place bare a human being, let along a royal, in ways rarely seen even in memoires. how do you characterize the impact it's having? >> i will say rarely seen, it's a that you had dri tell-all. harry seems to have no dignity left whatsoever but a celebrity watcher this is fantastic stuff. it really is. >> you just think it's too good to be true really in the sense that the fact that he put it all out there? >> you know what it reminds me of? it's like one of those rocky films. prince william is cast in the sylvester stallone role where he's taking all the punches, boom, boom, boom, and you're just waiting for him to hit back and he hasn't done so far. maybe with these interviews coming up over the next few hours and days william will finally be prompted to launch some verbal blows of his own but so far silence from the palace and all the punches are coming one way. >> funny of course as you know because in the book it actua

. >> cnn, max foster joins us. u how the -- how buckingham palace intends to deal with prince harry's book? >> well, we just can go on more recent examples. so, if we look at the netflix series, harry and meghan's series, i presume they haven't seen any of the book. they haven't seen any of the netflix series, for example. they're waiting to see what was in it. but it's pretty clear they weren't going to say anything unless there was something they really needed to address. and very quickly they said they wouldn't be commenting on it at all. after the netflix series went out, they just carried on with their public duties. in a way, they showed defiance. they appeared at an event together, all the senior royals. i think the message there was really, we're going to carry on as normal. we're onot going to change the way we're acting in response to the netflix series. i suspect it's going to be very similar in relation to the book and your interview as well. they haven't seen it all. i've asked them for comment. i haven

cnn's max foster is joining us now from london. max, you've been following all of this.ere to start. but honestly, this seems like perhaps more than even focus over there in the uk expected. >> yeah. it is more bombshell. and now we are actually reading the book, as well, because the english version has finally landed. a lot of the leaks came from a spanish version released ahead of tim week. but the book is called "spare." so a lot of it is about harry's dissatisfaction of constantly treated ads the spare to the heir, his older brother prince william. the running theme is this conspiracy that harry feels there was between the palace and the british press, particularly the tabloids. even going as far as accusing his stepmother, camilla, of leaking stories about the family in order to build her campaign really to become queen. she's now queen consort, of course. >> she was the villain. she was the third person in the marriage. she needed to rehabilitate her image. >> you wrote that she started a campaign in the british press to pave the way for a marriage, and you wrote "

cnn's max foster has more. >> reporter: leaked copies of harry's memoir, "spare," didn't fail to shockoids had a field day, from his scuffle with prince william to pleading with charles not to marry camila. "the daily mail" called harry the prince of pettiness. "the sun" claimed he was throwing his own family under a bus for millions of dollars. for harry, the negative reaction would have been predictable since the tabloids first exposed his relationship with meghan, he's been at war with the papers. >> i have no idea the british press suz to bigoted. i didn't see what i now see. >> reporter: the latest revelation, his claim that he killed 25 insurgents and videoed these missions as a soldier in afghanistan has created a backlash amongst some of his former comrades. "the telegraph" newspaper picked up this quote by harry. "it seemed to me essential not to be afraid of that number and mine was 25. it doesn't fill me with satisfaction but nor does it embarrass me." he viewed these targets as chess pieces rather than people. the description you gave of british military training of trainin

. >> cnn's max foster joining me now from london. w revelations from the book already, through printed material and that little excerpt there. what are among the things that might surprise people or upset the royal family? >> well, can you believe that the official sort of pre-publicity hasn't really started, the interviews haven't played up which were the build-up to the book which goes out on thursday. there are four big interviews coming. one on i-tv in the uk, cbs this even, abc tomorrow morning, and cbs again on tuesday evening. and from what we have got so far, and from what i understand to be in them, they all go along the similar narratives that are in the book. what we have gotten, we have had some clips out like the one you just played. but most of the material we have seen so far comes from a spanish version of the book, which was released ahead of schedule last week. so they are based on translations. i'm going to get a copy of the book tomorrow in english. we'll wait to see how the translations translated and whether ther

first, joining us right now is cnn max foster and historian kate williams and bonnie grier, noted author and playwrite. >> max, this is a two part ibt view. one -- interview. the reason we wanted to start with the focus on princess diana and the experience of her death for harry is in reading the book, it's 460 pages, i mean, it is, yes, people are going to be paying most attention to all the revelations and the inside information that he's giving out that break the protocol of the royal family. we'll show that shortly. but for me, i mean this is such a memoir about loss and grief and about the devastating impact of childhood traum yacha. the death of his mom that played out on a global scale. it's xrextraordinary to me how e life that he lived is so different than -- or his perception of himself and perception of his life is so different than the world's perception of what his life and his inner life must have been like growing up. i find that sort of dichotomy interesting. >> yeah. it's where we all connect with harry, right? the image of him walking behind the coffin and that utter sy

max foster, thank you so much.in anderson cooper tomorrow night for a special report on prince harry as they discuss revelations from his book, "spare." the "360" special airs tomorrow night at 8:00 right here on cnn. >>> still ahead for you tonight on this sunday, the bills pull off a story book first game since damar hamlin's cardiac arrest. how fans and damar, himself, who was watching, are reacting. only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor you're an owner. that means that your goals are ours too. and vanguard retirement tools and advice that's the value of ownership. if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if it received ppp, and all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submit the application; that easy. and if your business doesn't get paid, we don't get paid. getrefunds.com has helped businesses like yours claim over $2 billi

cnn royal correspondent max foster has the newest revelations. >> reporter: leaked copies of harry'sith prince william to pleading with charles not to marry camilla "the daily mail" called harry the prince of pettiness. the "the sun" claimed he was throwing his own family under the bus for millions of dollars. for harry the negative reaction would have been predictable since a tabloid first disclosed his relationship with meghan he has been at war with the press. >> i had no idea the press was so bigoted. i didn't see what i now see. >> the latest revelation that he killed 25 insurgents and viewed this as a soldier in afghanistan has created a backlash amongst some of his former comrades. "the telegraph" newspaper picked up this quote by harry. it seemed essential not to be afraid of a number, that number is 25. it is not a number that fills me with satisfaction, but nor does it embarrass me. he says he viewed these as targets instead of people. >> the description that he gave of military training, of training their soldiers to treat the enemy as not like human beings but chess piece

but first joining us now, mags max foster, kate williams, and bonnie greer, noted author, play wrighthair of the british museum. max, let's start with you. this is a two part interview we did with "60 minutes," and one of the reasons we wanted to start with the focus on princess diana and the experience of her death for harry is in reading the book -- and it's 460 pages -- it is, yes -- people are going to be paying most attention to all the revelations and the inside information that he's giving out, the break protocol with the royal family, information he's telling about the royal family, which we'll show shortly. but for me, i mean, this is such a memoir about loss and about grief and about the devastating impact of childhood trauma, the death of his mom, which played out, obviously, on a global scale. and it's extraordinary to me how the life that he lived is so different than -- or his perception of himself and perception of his life is so different than the world perception of what his life and his inner life must have been like growing up. i find that sort of dichotomy interest

max foster is on world assignment today. >>> just ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- >> what happened on sunday shows that brazil is clearly a deeply divided and polarized country. >> this was a crowd whipped into a frenzy by a leader that refused to accept an election result. >> the president spechbding the day with border patrol agents and elected officials. >> this is the reality on the ground right now. >> we're anticipating some very intense weather coming in. >> trees down, degree in the roadways, flooding, and we've seen people lose their lives. >>> it is monday, january 9th, 9:00 a.m. here in london, 6:00 a.m. in the brazilian capital where hundreds of supporters of the president have been arrested after storming key government buildings including congress. the protest drawing comparisons to the january 6th riots at the u.s. capitol. hours ago the president surveyed the damage from sunday's unrest which also took place from the supreme court and the presidential palace. he's promising those responsible will be held accountable. >> translator: there is no precedent in the history of our

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max foster, cnn, london. >>> and joining me now royal historian kate williams.t the release of harry's memoir will do to this already strained relationship with his family. what are you expecting? >> yes, harry's memoir coming out in just over a week now, coming out on bookshelves all over the world. we do expect this to be quite explosive. the publishers have been very tight about this, but there has been a source that gave comment to "the london sunday times" saying the book is quite easy on charles but not on william, and the source said i can't see any reconciliation after this because, according to the source, there were quite detailed accounts of the arguments harry and william have had and, of course, in the harry and meghan netflix documentary, which max was just discussing there, in there was really a quite detailed account of the moment harry went to the queen and asked to have a half in/half out setup on how william apparently, he said, was screaming at him there. we don't yet know what's going to be in the book. they've been very tight about it. the

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. >> i'm max foster live from london. we want to get to our special coverage. pope emeritus benedict's funeral. in when 30 minutes from now the funeral for the former pontiff will begin in st. peter's square. >> dignitaries from around the world will be attending and pope francis will be leading the mass. he'll become the first pontiff in modern times to preside over the funeral service for his predecessor. moments ago the coffin carrying pope benedict left st. peter's basilica, where he's been lying in state since monday. >> now, before he became pope benedict, joseph ratzinger was born in 1927 in germany, became a cardinal in 1977. following the death of john paul he was elected pope in 2005. he resigned from his role as pope in 2013. benedict said his choice to step down was made to liz lack of strength of body and of mind. >> cnn is covering all angles of today's events. senior international correspondent frederik pleitgen and senior vatican analyst jonathan allen are both in rome, but we begin with vatican correspondent delia gallagher who's joining us fro

cnn's max foster has more. >> reporter: leaked copies of harry's memoir "spare" didn't fail to shock.h prince william with pleading with charles not to mary kamil. the "daily mail" called him the prince of pettiness. some claim he was throwing his family under the bess for millions of dollars. for harry, the negative reaction would have been predictable sipredictable. since the tabloids first attacked him marrying megan, he's been at war with the british papers. >> i didn't see what i now see. >> reporter: the latest reve revelation, his claim that he killed 25 in afghanistan has created backlash among some of his former comrades. the telegraph newspaper picked up this quote by harry. it seems to me that you're not to be afraid of the number. my number is 25. it didn't create satisfaction, nor did it embarrass me. he said he viewed these targets as chess pieces rather than people. >> the description he gave of british military training of -- training that soldiers treat the enemy like not human beings, like chess pieces to be swept aside, i think not only was it wrong, but it also giv

we'll continue part two of my interview shortly, but first joining us now is max foster, kate williams, and -- noted author and playwright of former deputy chair of the british museum. max, let's start with you. this is a two part interview that we did with 60 minutes. one of the reasons we wanted to start with this, with the focus on princess diana, and the experience of her death for harry. isn't reading the book, and its foreign 60 pages, it's yes, people are gonna be paying close attention to all the revelations, and the inside information that he's giving out. that break protocol with the royal family, information he's telling about the royal family that will show shortly. but for me, this is such a memoir about loss, about grief, and about the devastating impact of a childhood trauma. the death of his mom, which played out obviously on at the little scale. it's extraordinary how, the life that he lived, is so different, his perception of himself, his perception of his life is so different than -- the world's perception of what is life must of been like growing up. i find that dic

joining us to talk about it are max foster and bianca nobilo. this is remarkable what he's dealing.an't get over the revelations of how intimate he's willing to go, the fact he's not speaking with his brother or father. >> it's remarkable for a number of reasons. first of all to have anybody, whoever they are, to share this level of personal die vul jens about their own lives, truck ta -- drug take, loss of virginity is striking but especially the british monarchy, who are never explaining, keeping a stiff upper lip. >> you get a sense of why he's doing it as well. it's damaging the monarchy, he said he believes in the monarchy, doesn't want to hurt it but he explains himself better. >> we're going to play for the viewers who might have missed it, especially what he said about his late mother, princess diana. i was struck watching anderson's interview about how long he felt he wasn't given the full truth, i think he still doesn't think he was and for years he thought his mother was still alive. let's listen to this. >> you didn't believe she was dead? >> for a long time. i just refu

joining me is cnn royal correspondent max foster, and social commentator and talk show host trisha goddardinful, very personal. is it clear -- is it clear now what harry's trying to do with putting this all out there now? >> i think his main issue -- he can't deny that part of the interview that anderson had. it was extraordinary, sort of revelation really about how harry felt after the death of his mother. your heart actually pulls out to what he went through and how he's still trying to make sense of it. and then there's the more modern-day narrative, here's the book, i just received it an hour ago, haven't had a chance to look through it. i feel like i've read it already because of all of the leaks and publicity around it. but he -- the book's called "spare," so one of his issues, of course, is being treated as the spare heir. he says he does believe in monarchy, but of course you can't have a monarchy without spare heirs. his main issue is this relationship as he sees it between the british press and the palace, a complicit relationship which didn't work for him. he reveals that camill

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cnn's max foster has our report. >> reporter: from the serious to the salacious, harry's memoir "sparecerpts are shocking to the u.k. we learned he lost his virginity to an older woman at 17. it was humiliating he said. one of my mistakes was letting it happen in a field just behind a busy pub. harry opens up about his mother's death. i thought driving the tunnel would brianne end or brief cessation to the pain, the decade of unrelenting pain, he writes. by harry's own admission, he may be oversharing. that's what makes this book remarkable and these sympathetic. >> he's showing he's a real person and he's not afraid to embrace that. that's really brave. >> he's a good person even though i don't know him. >> i think more people should be like harry. >> reporter: the tabloids are having a field day and harry won't be surprised. it was a newspaper that exposed his relationship with meagan and since then it's been war. >> i have no idea the press were so tainted. i didn't see what i now see. >> but one revelation that he killed 25 insurge fwents as a soldier in afghanistan has created a b