meghan markle is struggling with being a duchess. it's heartbreaking to hear her talk. >> i can't imagine being a new mother and that much scrutiny. >> meghan said the british t tabloids are so blame. >> when i first met my now husband, my friends were really happy when i was happy but my british friends said to me, i'm sure he's great but you shouldn't do it because the british tabloids will destroy your life. i never thought this would be easy but i thought it would be fair. >> escalated for meghan being a breath of fresh air to then being deemed vulgar, to called duchess difficult. >> other things we learned from the documentary, harry and meghan, an african journey. meghan's nickname for harry is h and rumors of a royal rift with william, it's true. >> we don't see each other as much as we used to because we're so busy but brothers, you have good days, bad days. >> the royal bad blood could have started with harry and meghan dating. >> never that william didn't like meghan but wanted harry to slow down a little bit. >> the new re

in the past year that meghan has joined the royalfamily, there year that meghan has joined the royalyalfamily, there has been... they are having a more high—profile role than they would normally have. she has done things in a different way. she has been, in my opinion been u nfa i rly she has been, in my opinion been unfairly criticised and most of the headline he just mentioned, unfairly criticised and most of the headline hejust mentioned, may unfairly criticised and most of the headline he just mentioned, may have been false but people still believe them as a statement against meghan. tara, do you back their legal action? yes, absolutely. i am not a massive fan of the royal family as a general institution, but i have also been intrigued by the way meghan has been intrigued by the way meghan has been treated, pretty much ever since her relationship with harry had been announced. i think it is completely different to the way kate has been portrayed. often when i see headlines of the two, i cannot seem to think of what the real differences between the two women and what they do, besi

meghan: yeah, she does. to her, it's daddy's height, it's daddy's hairy face, it's daddy's hairy body. bigad: that all scares her? meghan: yes, oh yeah, she wants nothing to do with it. so i think she lives at peace right now, knowing that there is a solution to that. maya: i get two. bigad: maya has already told her family she wants to receive a medical implant that stops puberty by blocking hormones. bigad: what would these blockers do? what are you hoping to do? maya: be a girl forever. maya: mama, does it hurt to get the blocker put in? meghan: i believe they numb it so, no. but you have--there's a little poke for the needle to numb. maya: ow. meghan: just a little poke. and then they implant it and that part doesn't hurt because you're numb already. maya: so i can't feel? meghan: uh-uh, uh-uh. but we'll hold your hand and we'll move through it. maya: okay. meghan: okay. bigad: coming up, how one student managed to push educators ahead of the pack. cal: teachers didn't have any training on how to deal wi

meghan has not long had a baby.ace and adding to the mix the constant scrutiny and criticism she received during and after her pregnancy whilst feeling vulnerable, she is human, for god's sake. stuart says, it is to see such openness, but the way the media have treated them has been shocking. archie tweets this. if it is that bad, give it all up and become commoners. do keep those coming in. we will talk more about meghan and harry and the incredible openness in that itv documentary last night a little later. 10 days to go until brexit. in theory. the government wants to have another vote on the pm's brexit deal today — another so—called meaningful vote — but that depends on whether the speaker will allow it. mps will probably get a chance to vote on the actual law implementing brexit this week — possibly tuesday. this is separate from the meaningful vote, but could still throw up all kinds of changes to the legislation — deal versus remain — labour's brexit secretary said labour would back a second sreferendum. let

markle the concern comes after harry and meghan's emotional new interview. elizabeth palmer has more from london. >> i never thought this would be easy, but i thought it would be fair. >> reporter: in the documentary which follows the royal couple on a tour of southern africa, meghan opened up about the pressure of constant scrutiny. >> any woman, especially when they're pregnant, you're really vulnerable. >> reporter: meghan admitted that her british friends had warned her not to marry harry because the tabloids would ruin her life. judging by these smiles, that hasn't happened. she looks happy and comfortable at organized public events. >> i am here with you as a mother, as a wife, as a woman, as a woman of color, and as your sister. [ applause ] >> reporter: but she's clearly bruised by invasions into her most private life. in fact, she and harry are suing one tabloid which printed a very personal and painful letter from meghan to her father. harry, whose own mother, princess diana, was hounded by paparazzi, admitted that he struggles, too. >> every singl

. >>> harry and meghan open up. the new documentary with a rare look at the royal couple's personal struggles. the advice duchess meghan got before her wedding and what harry is saying about reported tension with his brother prince william. >>> plus, hillary clinton back in the spotlight. the letter she posted mocking president trump. >>> kicking his way into history. the three points making big news in the nfl overnight. >>> and playtime. how much time your kids should spend playing outside each day to stay healthy physically and mentally. >>> good monday morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm kenneth moton. >> and i'm elizabeth hur in for janai. >>> we begin with breaking news. our first look at widespread damage in the dallas area after at least one reported tornado overnight. this dramatic video shows the moment the twister touched down and several homes along with businesses are damaged in the northern part of the city this morning. a nd seve weathe t you can ofrm ssle tornaes.i are alngpaed witd >> r

prince harry and meghan with baby archie in tow embarking on their first trip to africa as a family. the young prince walking in his mother's footsteps, taking on princess diana's mission to clear africa's killing fields, littered with landmines. now the road to a promising future. >>> and -- sweetest surprise. young helpers getting a life lesson and giving a group hug. >>> but first, the "nightline" 5. . >>> but first, the "nightline" 5. >>> number 1 in just 60 seconds. from the 5am wakers, to the 6am sleepers. everyone uses their phone differently and in different places. that's why xfinity mobile created a wireless network that auto connects you to millions of secure wifi hot spots. and the best lte everywhere else. xfinity mobile is a different kind of wireless network designed to save you money. switch and save hundreds a year on your wireless bill. plus get $250 back when you buy an eligible phone. call, click, or visit a store today. >>> good evening. thanks so much for joining us. i'm linsey davis. mosquitos are much more than just a summer annoyance. they can ard with warmer

. >>> then, miserable meghan markle? her friend speaks out.lus, did the queen just diss the duchess? >>> and cindy crawford's 18-year-old daughter dating a "snl" star? >>> then, we are going dancing at a gas station? >>> the bizarre bust a move video going viral. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> i need a cohost. can you help me? >> i'm on way my. >>> hi, everyone. welcome to "entertainment tonight." i'm on the set of the hit fox series "9-1-1." it's just about to be halloween and you have a christmas hat and there are wreaths on the truck. what's going on? >> doesn't make any sense. it's tv magic. we are in the middle of our christmas episode. >> we are so happy to pend our entire night on set, but let's begin with tonight as top story. >> new images of felicity huffman in prison. and it looks like inmate 77806-112 is making friends. felicity and her fellow inmate walked the grounds for about eight minutes. >> makes her more sympathetic. >> and after martha stewart ripped into her -- >> she looked pretty schlumpy. >> "l.a." magazine teased, h

and meghan ticks off all of those boxes.terior life that we are not privy to. >> reporter: at first their coping strategy would be to ignore the headlines. >> i think we were just hit so hard at the beginning with a lot of mistruths that i made the choice to not read anything, positive or negative. it just didn't make sense. instead we focused all our energies just on nurturing our relationship. >> on us, yeah. >> on us. >> reporter: but harry's recent move sparking controversy. among the biggest critics, piers morgan, the former editor of the daily mirror and fobl target of the lawsuits. >> they're not private people. they're public people. when harry compared it to diana, i don't see meghan markle being anywhere near the level of fame of princess diana. >> reporter: this weekend sarcastically tweeting let's all give them the privacy they purport to crave and spare them the torment of having their myriad causes get huge beneficial publicity. >> personally i think that's a very dangerous game to play for members of the royal

it's really meghan and herha fatherwere. but -- so i'm gonna try to stay out of it, but i do -- i do like joe biden. he's a very good friend. h ped us through a very dark time. >> so, if you could be helpful, would you,t the right time? >> it depends. i mean, i struggle with --ut it will turnhat kind of candidate he ends up being. you know, i still hope for the modera, bipartisan joe. i think the question he will have to answer is, will he bee pulled to rd progressivees left. i have my limitations with this, as well, and i can't vote for -- mean, i would never vote -- i'm not voting for a democrat. i'll probably end up writing in ul ryan or something. >> you wouldn't vote for joe biden if he were running against trump? s >> it depew he runs. you know, it depends who he chooses. it depends what his policies arar i want to, like, get there when i get there, but -- >> you don't rule it out,, though >> i always tell people one man is actively on television berating my beloved fatherho has passednd another man eulogized him. what

harry and meghan are saying, ourfamily this way.eghan are saying, our family does this way. harry and meghan are saying, ourfamily does not this way. harry and meghan are saying, our family does not care about us. we are just getting by. that almost is... by dint of how severe that is, you are almost demanding a response from someone, thankfully, william is stepping forward. different people have picked up different messages from that interview, interesting how it has been interpreted. let's turn to the daily telegraph, 22 month study here. football, head injury. the prevalence of dementia among former players, and we have found former professional footballers are 3.5 times more likely to die from dementia, then other —— and other neurological diseases. it is other contact sports that people often talk about, not realising it is the same with football. can you wrap this up for us, this is not you will initially think when you look at the front page. slightly bizarre story, a cardboard cutout of sir cliff richard, managed to shutdown

>> yes. >> for meghan it was a chance for her to really share what was on her mind. it's a chance to say how difficult it's been since the beginning. now the question is how are they going to overcome this? >> reporter: their travels to africa a family affair. ten days with 5-month-old archie. >> it's really inspiring for us to be and a family on a trip like this, to bring our baby. >> he was looking out the window, he's found his voice now, he's bouncing up and down, making noise. >> reporter: british itn cameras granted special access to the new parents. the littlest royal making his debut in capetown as he's introduced to one of south africa's most revered archbishop desmond tutu. on harry's itinerary, angola, where 22 years mefie to civil war. >> it's quite emotional for me. i think as much as she did then, there's still so much to do. >> reporter: princess diana never saw the difference her work made here. she died seven months later in a car crash after being chased by paparazzi, a loss harry laid bare in the documentary. >> do you feel at peace in a way yet? o

in the latest celebrity smack down wendy williams goes after meghan markle. >> meghan markle, everybodyays that she was warned not to marry prince harry. >> my british friends said to me i'm sure he's great, but you shouldn't do it. >> like you meet a prince and your friend's gonna tell you not to marry or meghan's lying to try to get sympathy. i mean, i like them. i really do like them. but her -- there's something about her. >> why so harsh, wendy? well, turns out there's a bit of history there. >> once upon a time there was an innocent girl named meghan and she wanted to be a runway model here at wendy. >> actually a producer on the show says the former "deal or n decided to book her -- >> she was already engaged. that's all i'm sayin'. >> tonight on abc viewers can see meghan an harry's interview. there's speculation they could move to candor the u.s. to escape the tabloids. but a move to africa? harry says no. >> i don't know where we could live in africa at the moment. i think it's a very hard place to live. so there's a lot of things to be done. there's a lot of problems here, bu

. >>> and prince harry and duchess meghan suing a british tabloid, and tonight, the stunning letter. what he says about his mother, princess diana, and now his fear for meghan. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy tuesday night. and we begin tonight with the guilty verdict in a dallas courtroom. a former police officer convicted of murder in the shooing death of her neighbor after entering his apartment. she had said she thought it was her own. the judge reading amber guyger's verdict aloud. the jury swiftly reaching a unanimous decision. the mother of the shooting victim then raising her arms.d . the former officer, amber guyger, weeping quietly, sitting alone in court. abc's marcus moore leads us off now from dallas tonight. >> reporter: it took the jury less than five hours to reach a decision. >> we the jury unanimously find the defendant, amber guyger, guilty of murder. >> reporter: a burst of emotion following the swift il verdict. botham jean's mother throwing her hands in the air. for her, a moment of victory in the face of a deep loss. ambe

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meghan said, "well, now i am fair game."kn yo, you're fair game now because you're a co-host of "the view," a daily potical television show that has been called "the most important america." television show in what is your experience? 'cause you really are the onlyre blican on that set -- >> i say "conservative," because there are other women thathe defineelves as republican, and -- >> and you're a conservative. and you defend conservatived credentials lues every day from that seat. >> i do. >> i want to look at one thingls you'vesaid about it. >> okay. and i was trying to explain -- because one of my producers this morning was saying, "why do people love him so much?", and i was liometimes it's not just that they love trump so much, it's that they hate the same things trump hate" that's what's going on? >> who, black people, you mean and immigrants? >> no, i mean -- >> who do they hate? who do they hate? >> you know what, joy? i really come here every day open-minded, just trying to plain it, and it's not a fun job for me e

meghan markle. she is really struggling with being a duchess, and this week meghan made her first appearance and she accused the british tabloids of making life miserable. >> when i first met my now husband, my friends were really happy because i was happy. but my british friends said to me, i'mou that this would be easy, but i thought it would be fair. >> it's escalated from meghan being a breath of fresh air to then suddenly being deemed vulgar, to being called duchess difficult. >> other things we learned from the documentary "harry and meghan: an african journey." meghan's nickname for harry is h. and those rumors of a royal rift with brother william? it's true. >> we don't see each other as much as we used to because we're so busy. but you know, as brothers you have good days, you have bad days. >> her royal highness, the duchess of sussex! >> on tuesday meghan stunned an enthusiastic audience, arriving down the aisle at the one young world opening ceremony wearing a purple saying things that a

and the other thing is that, when meghan talks about the fa ct that, when meghan talks about the fact she is claiming that this is, quote, a different beast, i never thought this would be easy but i thought it would be fair. you know, they are suing the sun, the daily mirror, mirror, and this is a very difficult narrative. i don't think it will please everybody to see a woman was clearly in turmoil, a husband, and we now have confirmation from this documentary, quite shocking in a way to hear harry acknowledge the rift with his brother. bad blood brothers, harry, we are different paths. i love him dearly but, like all brothers, you have good and bad days. even though prince william is unlikely to become king any time soon or perhaps even decades, it's clear they have different trajectories in that sense. i interviewed the editor of the daily mail a few weeks ago and i said, well, why do meghan and harry get such a bad press? he was talking about their habit of keeping things secret, the godparents to archie, where archie was going to be born. one thing you can't criticise them 110w on

event, "harry & meghan: an african journey."nks, cecilia. >>> we turn to a "gma" health alert. a new study suggests skipping breakfast before working out may help burn fat. here with the details is abc news chief medical correspondent dr. jennifer ashton. why are you -- you're giving me that already? i'll be honest, doc, i'm hungry already. you talk about no food before you work out? >> reserve judgment. this is a very small study and they looked at 30 overweight men fasting for ten hours. fed one group and did not feed the other before a moderate intensity workout and then did muscle biopsies and things like that, and their findings were interesting. while neither group lost weight, they found that the group that was fasting before their workout and did not eat had some beneficial changes in their sugar metabolism and in their fat metabolism. this is a very complex issue in the world of exercise physiology. so more research needs to be done. >> you do have a degree in nutrition, so what are some of the downsides of not eating b

. >>> then, are harry and meghan moving to canada. >> so, let's talk about this for a second. >> and why the prince is teaming up with ed river dale'sspine, a take on nine new projects. >>> grey's fans, is there a doctor in the house? >> i play within on tv. let's go! >> welcome, everybody. i'm so excited about our guest cohost, "grey's anatomy's" star chandra wilson. everybody needs to know you are the girlfriend we all need. >> because we need girlfriends. >> yes, we do. we feel like you're our girl. i want to dish on all your grey's pals today. >> whatever i can do. but first, there is news in the oke, what do you think of matt's denial of your version of the story? >> brooke nevils, who is accusing matt lar slamming lauer's three page open letter where h vehemently denied nevils' claim. quote, i have never assaulted anyone or forced anyone to have sex. period. >> 35-year-old nevils called lauer's letter a case study in victim blaming and an attempt to bully a former colleague into silence. brooke has the support of lauer's former "today" show co-host, ann curry. she tweeted, i be

prince harry is fighting back to protect his wife, duchess meghan. >> after lawyers for meghan filed lawsuit against a british newspaper, harry came out swinging saying, quote, my deepest fear is history repeating itself. i lost my mother and now i watch my wife falling victim to the same powerful forces. >> this news came as a bombshell, not just to the british press, but also to palace aides also apparently who were kept in the dark. >> meghan is suing "the mail on sunday" over their publication of a private letter she wrote to her father thomas markle where she pleaded with him to stop talking to the press. >> every day i try to text her. i just haven't received any comment back. >> "e.t." has learned the lawsuit has been in the works for a while, but the filing occurred just as the couple was wrapping up their successful tour of africa. >> of course now the headlines aren't about the good they've done in south africa. they're once again on harry's war with the media. >> as the bombshell headlines were breaking, meghan actually giggled when she spoke about harry returning to south

"please take care of meghan.y did love you." >> reporter: was that a suicide note? >> oh, i think so. >> reporter: that -- that's a matter of opinion. >> i think when you say, "take care of my daughter." "i did love you," all the other insecurities in that note -- the point of that note to me was there's another side of j.j. that a lot of people didn't know. and there were some real issues there. >> reporter: but the idea that was a suicide note? ludicrous, said the prosecution. could have been written years earlier, probably was. after all, why would he ask cara to take care of meghan? she was an adult, living on her own, when j.j. was killed. and j.j. was over the moon with his new life with a new woman, so those expressions of love, highly unlikely at the time of his death. anyway, with that it was over. cara had done all she could to make her case. >> reporter: what was it like when that jury went out? >> i knew it was in god's hands. there's nothing i could do. now, my attorney looked like somebody had punch

alex morgan and meghan pina are two of americans nominated. into the second round following bury‘s removalfrom the second round following bury‘s removal from the competition. she was just removal from the competition. she wasjust in removal from the competition. she was just in the eighth tier, and this was their reaction earlier. —— chichester united. the players delighted. they will receive £36,000 in prize money and have said will make a donation to bury as well. and you can get a full list of the first—run fixtures on the bbc sport website. former british number one carl edmond has slumped to his eighth straight defeat, beaten in straight sets by the semifinalist in the first round of the vienna open and showed glimpses of his best, but errors crept into his game, and the italian who is ranked 11th in the world came back to win. edmund is now 75th in the world rankings and has not won since beating the curious in august. wales have called up curious in august. wales have called up cardiff blues wing 0n lane to their world cup squad. he was

he has let loose before about commentary made about meghan.d at some point over the summer, "right, what can i do?" and he realised that he probably had them on phone hacking on the interception of voicemails and thought, "right, let's see what we get." now, is this going to end up in court? we will see. we've had acknowledgement from one of the newspaper groups that this is happening but have not said that they are going to defend it, whether they will try and cental, i suspect harry is looking for an admission of liability and an apology and some pretty sizeable damages too but it is just a sign of how bad things have got as far as he's concerned with some of the biggest newspapers in the uk. and if it does go to court, what are the chances of seeing the prince? i mean, i think pretty slim to be honest. and i don't know whether he would need to go into the witness box. it's not like he's actually seen anything happen. i think the lawyers could probably sort it out. again, i suspect this is about roasting the papers as far as harry is concern

. >>> and prince harry and duchess meghan. the very candid verve view tonight. what she reveals, is she okay? is this harder than she thought it would be? prince harry revealing he and his brother are on, different paths right now, and their plans to come to the u.s. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here to start a new week. and we begin with those emergency evacuations in los angeles, as a fire threate sudd today. fire crews jumping into action from the air and on the ground. homeowners running, after some hoe hoses. planes flying overhead. abc's kayna whitworth leads us off from the scene in los angeles tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the all-out assault, firefighters desperately trying to keep flames from burning down some of the most extensive homes in southern california. residents watching in horror, some with hoses in hand until they, too, run for it. this chopper putting out a fire on the cusp of engulfing a home. seconds later, walking o o e ont door they are flying so low. right on top of these homes. the wildfire sparked just before

and the special "harry and meghan, an african journey" airs on wednesday at 10:00 p.m. eastern. >>> when we come back, the major headline about zantac. >>> and what happened when lady gaga got back up after falling off the stage? stay with us. and what happened when lady gaga got back up after falling off the stage? stay with us. ask about xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling, and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra can increase risk of death. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. as have tears in the stomach or intestines, serious allergic reactions, and changes in lab results. tell your doctor if you've been somewhere fungal infections are common, or if you've had tb, hepatitis b or c, or are p

meghan raising questions over their royal future. >> i don't know.g and spending some time in the states >> it's not enough to just survive something. right? that's not the point of life you've got to thrive >> and amid a lawsuit against the british tabloids over privacy. >> i will not be bullied into playing a game that killed my mom. >> reporter: harry and meghan showing a transparency never seen before in the royal family. receiving mixed reviews both home and abroad. on instagram, fans writing, stay strong, millions of people love you all over the world and bravo for letting the world know you are still human thingshat create more press, drop your titles perhaps the biggest bomb shell, harry admitting reports of a rift with william. >> we'll always be brothers. we're certainly on different paths at the moment. i'll always be there for him he'll always be there for me as brothers you have good days, bad days. >> reporter: prince william reportedly worried about the couple and hoping they're all right. >> of course he's concerned. i think there has

meghan markle near tears. why mom life has her seriously stress stressed. >> it's a lot. >>> my it said michael jackson is mentally ill. >> here to help co-host and we got a surprise for you. >> whatever. >> as if. >> as if. >> thank you so much for joining us. jeremy in the house and our co-host from the hit cbs series. welcome. >> excited to seecourse, it's flash back friday so we'll talk it back to "clueless." first, are you ready to take care of news? >> let's do this. here is tonight's top story. >> good job. >> lady gaga's monster gaga was night and invited a super excited fan jack andrew on stage and watch, she jumps into his arms, he steps back and then. the crowd is silent. one fan said we legitimately all thought she was dead. then after six excruciating seconds. >> everything is okay. ♪ ♪ just dance, going to be okay >> gaga got right back on stage and reassured him. >> did you just forgive yourself right now for that happening? >> the super fan is taking on all the haters today. he said his foot ac

. >>> and prince harry and duchess meghan. the very candid interview tonight. what she reveals, is she okay? is this harder than she thought it would be? prince harry revealing he and his bore are on, quote, different paths right now. and their plans to come to the u.s. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here to start a new week. and we begin tonight with those emergency evacuations in los angeles. families running from their homes as a fast-moving wildfire threatens homes in pacific palisades. the fire erupting suddenly today, burning a hillside.ping from the air and on the ground. those homeowners running to escape the approaching flames after some tried to fight them with garden hoses. planes flying overhead. the scene, dropping retardant on a neighborhood now lined with fire trucks below. abc's kayna whitworth leads us off from the scene in los angeles tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the all-out assault, firefighters desperately trying to keep flames from burning down some of the most expensive homes in southern california. residents watchin

harry and meghan are one of the world's most photographed couples.ut he made clear his deep discomfort at his very public life. every single time i see a camera, everything single time i hear a click or see a flash, it takes me straight back. so, in that respect, it's the worst reminder of her life, as opposed to the best. harry believes the press tour down his mother. now, he sees it happening to his wife. she is clearly horrified by how she has been portrayed. she reveals her friends' warnings to her as she considered marriage. my british friends said to me, i'm sure his great, but you shouldn't do it because the british tabloids will destroy your life. and i very naively, i'm american, we don't have that there, what are you talking about? and the brothers? once they we re about? and the brothers? once they were a team, together taking on the world. that relationship has changed. inevitably, you know, stuff happens, but, we're brothers, we will always be brothers, we're certainly on different parts at the moment but i will always be there for him,

guys, this is a side of meghan we've never seen before.eing a member of the british royal family usually means keeping a stiff upper lip. but meghan is showing her vulnerability. a fresh new approach to royalty. peter, sheinelle? >> a lot of people will shift to defend her. >> i'm struck by harry, right? who witnessed the terrible thing that happened to his mom, and now, watching his wife, the woman he loves, face the paparazzi bulbs every day. >> hope it turns a corner soon. >>> maria is back with the weather. good morning to you. >> a bit of a mixed story, when it comes to the temperatures. maybe a tale of two seasons, where we have temperatures that are well above average. we're talking 5 to 10. it gets cincinnati in the 70s, to a bit of the cool down across the south. atlanta, 13 degrees below average, getting into the 50s. by sunday, the warmth moved into the great lakes. and some of the cool moved into the mid-atlantic, with richmond five degrees below average, into the upper 60s. you can see in the early part of the week, we even ou

i remember when meghan was here, she came here and was at the u.s. open.iends like that. >> be with her friends, exactly. >> all right. you can see much more with the duke and duchess as an abc television event, "harry & meghan: an african journey" wednesday night, 10:00 p.m. eastern, 9 -- >> 9 central. >> here on abc. george? >> thanks, guys. >>> now to our series baby battle where we look at the challenges of parenthood and this morning we're going to focus on tempertrums, and talk to constance simpson after diane macedo shows us how she helped one family dealing with meltdowns. >> here you go, buddy. >> reporter: audra bransgrove loves spending time with her son william. >> what car is that? >> ferrari. >> reporter: with you over the summer, she says she noticed a change and her generally well behaved 3-year-old turned into a three-nager. >> no. >> he just started like tantrums all the time. there would be nights that he would be in his room and he would just be screaming. [ screaming ] temperament-wise it was just, like, oh my gosh. i do not know what

here is kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: tonight meghan markle getting candid in a new documentary. >> any woman when especially whe you're pregnant, you're vulnerable. >> reporter: opening up what it's like to live with all that attention. >> it's a lot. you add this on top of just trying to be a new mom or trying to be a newlywed, it's -- yeah, well, i guess, also thank you for asking because not many people asked if i'm okay but it's a very real thing to be going through behind the scenes. >> reporter: the documentary shot by british network it and set to air on abc follows the couple on their recent tour of africa capturing emotional moments. harry talking about the media attention on his mother princess diana. >> every single time i hear a click and hear a flash, it takes me straight back. it's the worst reminder of her life, as opposed to the best. >> reporter: the couple sued several british tabloids at the time harry releasin a statement comparing the treatment to megan to that of his mother and the duchess telling the world what's that been like for her. >> would it be really

that's all i'm sayin'. >> tonight on abc viewers can see meghan an harry's interview.here's speculation they could move to candor the u.s. to escape the tabloids. but a move to africa? harry says no. >> i don't know where we could live in africa at the moment. i think it's a very hard place to live. so there's a lot of things to be done. there's a lot of problems here, but there's also a huge potential. >> i could watch a four-h two. look iss co-host grammy winner ms. ashanti. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> we're going to dive into your new lifetime movie in just a little bit. first let's get to some selena gomez news. >> she just dropped a new single. >> it has some fans thinking she's throwin' shade at her ex, justin bieber. ♪ i needed to lose you to love me ♪ ♪ what do you mean >> remember how jalena finally broke it off last year an then about two months later justin got with hailey? well listen to this lyric. ♪ in two months you replaced us, like it was easy ♪ >> yeah, fans lit up twitter over that and this -- ♪ i needed to hate you to love "lose you to love me" j

meghan.l on sunday and he said it is an unfair comparison in his eyes because princess diana, throughout her life had a very complicated relationship with the press. do you think that is a fair comparison that prince harry has made?” think that is a fair comparison that prince harry has made? i think it is afair prince harry has made? i think it is a fair comparison. i think diana did suffer this press intrusion and when she was within the royal family, she could control it, but outside the royalfamily, as could control it, but outside the royal family, as soon as the divorce was finalised, the press intrusion became very strong. she was followed everywhere, her life wasn't her own and photographers were put on trial for not helping her at the scene and taking photographs instead, which seems the extreme level of madness. soi seems the extreme level of madness. so i think it is a fair comparison and both diana was hunted down. i think that is what is happening to meghan. at the cambridge is,

prince william admits he's concerned for his brother and meghan after the couple ‘acknowledged they wereevealing interview broadcast last night. we will always be brothers. we are certainly on different parts at the moment but i will always be there for him as he will always be there for him as he will always be there for me. we don't see each other as much as we used to. and you may know him as mitt romney but thanks to a secret twitter account — pierre delecto has been defending the senator online. hello and welcome — i'm michelle fleury in washingto and christian fraser is at college green. the uk is due to leave the eu in 10 days‘ time, and although borisjohnson has negotiated a new deal setting out the terms, mps are yet to give the agreement their approval. the government had been hoping that mps would get a simple ‘yes‘ or ‘no' vote on the deal tonight, allowing the legal formailities to be worked though later. but commons speakerjohn bercow refused to allow the vote — saying that it was too similar to the question put to mps 48 hours ago on saturday. today's motion is in substanc

. >>> prince harry and duchess meghan suing a british tabloid. the blistering message from the prince worried about history repeating itself after his beloved mother's death now saying he fears for his wife. >>> human chain heroes. moving new footage emerges. police officers banding together to rescue a family trapped in a tropical storm. >>> and "gma" exclusive. beyonce's father, matthew knowles revealing his private health battle. >> i also am a survivor of breast cancer. >> how he discovered it and his message for all men only on "gma" this morning. >>> good morning, america. michael, that seemed like a powerful interview. >> it really was. matthew knowles, he decided it was time to share his story with the world about his personal battle with breast cancer. it's a really important message for all men this morning. >> and to realize it does happen to men. so that is ahead. >>> but first, we're going to begin with that breaking news out of north korea. firing a ballistic missile into the sea, just hours after announcing upcoming nuclear talks w

according to the mail, 72 female mps have signed an open letter backing meghan markle's stand againsttasteful and misleading media coverage and blasting the outdated, colonial undertones of some stories. meanwhile, the times says there could be hope for those of us who hate the pre—flight scrum while boarding an aircraft. gatwick airport is now experimenting with boarding people in window seats first, starting at the back, followed by middle then aisle seats. that could save 10% of boarding time. and finally, in the guardian, england have been reprimanded and fined for their v—shaped formation when facing the haka before their world cup semi—final victory over new zealand. world rugby regulations state opponents must not cross the halfway line while the maori war dance is being performed. wrists were slapped! with me is kulveer ranger, who is senior vice president for strategy and communications for atos. let's get stuck in. christmas selection, daily telegraph. we've looked at to headlines, the daily mirror already, but all of the papers have their view, their line, their interpretat

laura: prince williahas presd concern for his brother, harry, and wife meghan. nny dymond reports now. jonny: in africa just weeks ago, they looked so happy. they showed off their newborn son they danced and left. but behind it all,wo peopleh struggling witeir roles, their lives, and an onslaught of criticism in britain's best selling papers. harry d meghan are one of the world's most photographed uples, but he made clear his deep discomfort at his very public life. prince harry: every single time i see a camera, every single time i hear a click and see a flash, it takes me back. jonny: harry saw the press tear s down his mother and he s happened to his wife. she reveals her friends warnings to her as she considered marriage. meghan: my british friends said to me, "i'm subu he is great, you shouldi't do it because the british tabloids will destroy your fe." i very naÏvely --i'm an american, we don't have that there -- "what are you talking about?" jonny: and the brothers? the world.were a team, taking on that relationship has changed. prince harry: inevitably st

a royal source said there was a view that meghan and harry were in a "fragile place," with meghan sayingy dymond. in africa just weeks ago, they looked so happy. i think he knows exactly what's going on. they showed off their newborn son, they danced and laughed, but behind it all, two people struggling with their roles, their lives and an onslaught of criticism in britain's best selling papers. harry and meghan are one of the world's most photographed couples, but he made clear his deep discomfort at his very public life. every single time i see a camera, every time i hear a click, time i hear a click, every every single time i see a flash, it takes me straight back. so, in that respect, it's the worst reminder of her life, as opposed to the best. harry believes the press tore down his mother diana princess of wales. now he sees it happening to his wife. she is clearly horrified by how she has been portrayed. she reveals herfriends warnings to her as she considered marriage. my british friends said to me, "i'm sure he's great, but you shouldn't do it because the british tabloids will de

harry and meghan have just decided to play things differently. been positive to this documentary but, you know, total circulation now, maybe 3 or 4 million in the uk. 29 million people have watched those clips of the interview on our website alone and that's not even putting on your website or other websites all around the world. they have 10 million instagram followers so i think some of what they were doing here was just emotional. it was just saying this is where we're at. some of it was trying to do things differently and there's been, you know, my impression is for the under 35s, the reaction has been almost universally positive. and the older you get the much more mixed it is. >> it has been. >> it's not quite as simple. >> tom, i got to jump in and ask, you have a new book coming out. >> yes, well, i've been a novelist for as long as i've been a writer and called is "secret service" and the essence an mi6 officer, your equivalent of the cia receives the intelligence that the person who is likely to be the next national leader is a russian

. >>> and prince harry and his wife meghan talk candidly about the intense media scrutiny. she calls it challenging. he calls it bullying. >>> it's monday, october 21st, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. destruction near dallas. >> like it just happened like that. >> i can't believe we're still alive right now. >> if felt kind of like an earthquake. >>> troops are relocating to iraq. it looks more like terms of surrender than a peace deal. >> reporter: the u.s. army is investigating a training accident that killed three soldiers and injured three others at ft. stewart. >>> acting chief of staff mick mulvaney under fire for his quid pro quo comments. >> can i say people took that the wrong way? absolutely. i never said there was a quid pro quo because there isn't. >>> they threw gas bombs and set fires. >> reporter: parts of the hard rock hotel collapsed killing three people. >>> all that -- >> sooner schooner took a scary spill on the field. all parties are okay. >>> dallas destroying the eagles i won't be bullied into -- into playing a game that

out because of meghan.ecause of meghan. i think it is very interesting, i think there is a racial undertone too much of this. there are lots of extraneous references to colour as a consequence of the reporting, and thatis consequence of the reporting, and that is totally inappropriate. but this is not the way to solve that. there is a wider problem, i think. we are seeing a shift away from traditional newspapers, and i think we are seeing that going online. and if they move to actually working with the online community and dumping old—fashioned style tabloids, if people tend not to read these days, then in those circumstances they may be able to reach beyond the tabloid editors. and of course, you have got to remember, the tabloid editors who we re remember, the tabloid editors who were in charge at this time, they are going to have to come to court and give evidence too. uncomfortable times all around. we will see how the story develops. mark stevens, thank you very much. an investigation by the metropolit

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