prince harry and meghan markle.al photo shoot as an engaged couple. >> meghan was like a breath of fresh air. she was fantastic. she wasn't the shy, retiring royal girlfriend. >> if meghan markle was the slightest bit nervous about stepping out in front of the british public for the very first time, it didn't show. >> we're particularly happy to be at our first royal foundation event with meghan. >> women don't need to find a voice. they have a voice. they need to feel empowered to use it. and people need to be encouraged to listen. >> the young royals are a real pr boost to the royal family. they're modern, attractive. so i think that they really renovated the royal brand. >> we in the press started talking about the fab four, what could be achieved together. they seemed a great and very dynamic unit. but it didn't last very long. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools make complex trading less complicated custom scans help you find new trading opportunities while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on

we did not expect to see harry and meghan. expect to see the four of these together, of course there has been a well-publicized rift within the family between these two brothers and of course meghan and harry her husband, they live in california now. and they have made plenty of waves in, you know, in plenty people in this country say they've been taking pot shots at the royal family from afar. but since the queen's passing, they believe that perhaps this moment, perhaps the queen's death could be a moment of reconciliation between the brothers, that perhaps they could have some kind of conversation. they're together for a photo on right now, looking through the cards and flowers left for queen elizabeth. so it may just be a photo opportunity, it may be something more. the official residence, the u.k. residence of harry and meghan which is frog more cottage, about 600 yards from where will and kate, the prince and princess has just moved their family to. earlier this week, on the same day that queen passed aways with the kids

meghan will be present as well there have been some reports that it was asked that meghan did not accompanyharry up to scotland to raise attention to her added time when the queen was in her last hours but we don't know that for a fact. they will continue to do what they do but we will see what happens after this period good f mourning and see a greater coming together. we covered the two of them together when they were here last year to honor their mother, statue outside of kensington palace. we are hoping for a big coming together that time. we covered them when they were here for the funeral of prince philip, the late husband of the late queen last year. we were hoping for a coming together then, that didn't happen but maybe it takes mom or in the case as william described maybe it takes granny to get them together. griff: our camera is close to william let's listen in for a moment and see if we can hear anything. [inaudible conversations] >> we have not seen the camera panned back to meghan and harry. i am wondering if those two are on the other side. if you are just joining us were get

and you have harry and meghan appear. i heard you guys talking about, have been holding hands. i'm going to walk over. yes, i can hear you. >> so, a question here, we've been talking about the queen, having said there's strength in numbers in her family, i'm famously reminded of prince charles when he and princess diana went to australia on their first big overseas tour, when they took baby prince william and he joked about the crowds that loved so much to see diana, and it would it would've been much more convenient for him had he seen -- that he had two lives, and could have locked down the center of the street directing traffic. because of the popularity. but what you're seeing here are these two popular princes, throughout their lives, and now actually taking each side of the street. it's almost as if the british people can be more enveloped and encompassed in this experience, getting to see will and kate, or harry and meghan. >> there is equal excitement for both, without a doubt. and every time one of the moves on,

some everlasting. >> i know harry and meghan have established meghan savage to the tabloids when i was here for the wedding a few years ago. i was speaking to a young girl of color who said that meghan made it seem to her that anything was possible. her acceptance in the royal family made a lot or as the young girl, british citizen. and i cannot help but wonder how much of a loss it was for the british public as a whole. also people of color here. to see her savaged in the way that she was. to see this alienation and the allegations that the two of them have made. that their baby skin color might have been an issue. >> yes, a lot of factor here to that meghan is a very professional woman. and she is very american in that way. and the male dominated culture of the royal household doesn't like that kind of terms that they would use. pushy, a pushy american. they don't like pushy americans meaning, they don't like professional people who work hard. and a lot of that be kind of pills who work inside the palace work about from 9 to 12 and then take the rest of the day off. and megan was ver

you have a cut article interview that meghan did.tunity to put the boot in, to put it crudely. and if they -- and action you k know, charles said, charles talked about how he loved his son harry and meghan and the life they made for themselves overseas. so, i sort of believe there's an element of charles saying, we love you, but that's your choice. you're now overseas. >> you know, some americans watching this, i've heard people -- i've seen direct messages on instagram saying, oh, you shouldn't be talking about this sort of thing. british people are very focused on this. people in the street just walking -- i just passed by people in the street talking about meghan and harry holding hands and arguing about that. >> yes, there's so much conversation about meghan and harry and william and kate, and i do think that this is perhaps been from the beginning. as soon as meghan married harry, there was so much conversation. and i think, you know, there was, as we know, some very unfair criticism, things that meghan did that all the other ro

in my book "the meghan factor" i wrote when meghan came into the family, there will be days the oceany and meghan and their future whether we approve or criticize what they're doing, we need to remember that they are doing their best halfway through their lives with a new family and a huge cultural ravine between there and here. >> the world just marked 25 years since the death of princess diana in a car crash in paris. as someone who knew her, you worked with her, what's it like to reflect on her legacy after all these years? i still remember the day it happened vividly. we all watched this incredibly painful time for all of britain when it happened. >> it's painful to remember her death but it's encouraging to remember her life. there are lessons from her experience that harry and meghan really would do well to pick up on. especially the simple one that we are here to be happy and the royal family have the opportunity to do a lot of good with your status. that status has to be earned every day. princess diana drew attention not to herself but to her causes. she once said to me, what

>> all right meghan fitzgerald furs tonight.eghan, we thank you for that and we have much more ahead tonight here from the uk, while back at home the legal showdown between former president trump and the justice department takes a dramatic new turn. >>> and extreme weather out west, as a small plane crash lands off a runway into san diego bay stay with us >>> we are back now with the legal battle escalating tonight between former president trump and the justice department attorneys for both sides have submitted a list of candidates to serve as a court-appointed third party or special master to go over documents seized during the fbi search of mar-a-lago. josh letterman has the latest >> reporter: tonight a lega tug-of-war between the justice department and former president trump's lawyers, over who should be appointed to sort through government documents the fbi seized from mar-a-lago and how broad their review should be the justice department proposing two retired federal judges for the role of special master, including one nom

the american actress, meghan markle.our of africa, this eyebrow raising comment by prince harry revealed much, even though it said little. >> we'll always be brothers. we're on different paths at the moment. >> in 2020, the duke and duchess of sussex announced their decision to step back as working royals. the extent of that fracture glaringly obvious. prince william then forced to carry a lone royal duties that the brothers had been expected to shoulder together. and then, there was the tell-all interview with oprah winfrey, from the accusation that catherine, princess of wales, had caused meghan to cry a few days before her wedding. to the more serious allegations of racism in the royal family, and a lack of support from those he was once close to. >> the relationship is space at the moment. >> the airing of the royal dirty laundry rippling like an earthquake across the atlantic. the normally stoic and quiet future monarch defended his family against the accusations. >> when their grandfather, prince philip, passed in

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after harry and meghan's message, we called them the fab four. there was a fantastic picture captured by a member of the public and it was the fab four and here they are again. and i think it shows what power they have as a four. it is tar power. and if charles can, he would do well to encourage these kind of -- bring it in with the prince and princess of wales and that will give him the boost that he is going to need when the honeymoon period fades. it was so moving to see them out there celebrating their grandmother. really out there saying to the crowd, thank you. and i really, it is such a moving event. as max was saying, it is a moment of lightness and it is a tough few day an this is a moment offiteness coming together and a family reminding us that this is the firm, these are the royals and the family whatever they've been through. >> and sally. i don't want to get too far ahead while you mentioned king charles may have opened the door to this kind of moment. do you see that what we saw on display with this fab four, you know, as kate puts

but clearly harry and meghan remain very much on the outside. those were two key moments, neil, in what has been quite a remarkable day as this nation says good-bye to queen elizabeth ii. as you pointed out, hollow to king charles iii. neil, you were concerned about what my mom thinks about all royal affairs. well, she texted me today after king charles speech. she said it was just beautiful. i'm quoting here "it made us feel safer now as when the queen's death was announced, we felt adrift and all at sea". that is from an 84-year-old lady that may be giving to hyperbole and chardonnay. but it's heartfelt from mom. they feel comforted now having heard directly from king charles iii. >> neil: i can see where your heart and wit come from. the harry and megan reference. the other thing that the kin tr rebound since then. >> yeah, and that was an extraordinary moment obviously. she was probably at her least popular then. she was seen by a lot of people as not showing enough affection for diana and a lot of respect after she died. there was a big reb

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it was prince william who invited harry and meghan to join. tension has been brewing for some time now. william is now the heir apparent to the throne and prince harry stepped back from royal duties and moved to the united states. but the special connection was never broken. prince harry saying the queen's presence can be felt no matter what room you're in. and it will be some time before the reality of life without granny will be real. what a day, scott and what a surprise to see the two brothers together. how significant was this moment? >> reporter: well, i should point out, first off, jim, all of the people who have come here today, they didn't come with the expectations they would see will and kate or harry and meghan. they came with the expectations they would be able to pay their respects to queen elizabeth ii, drop candles, flowers, cards, whatever and pay their respects at the gates of windsor castle. only when the staff put up barrier did they figure someone was coming. we figured this would be william and kate, the prince and prince

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do you think there's a sense, alexis, from the king's speech in which he expressed his love for meghan harry, then obviously -- them obviously now residents of california, gave that oprah winfrey interview, and he apparently has out, is o you think, there that that perhaps is being put behind them? that duty, love and family unity to honor their grandmother is now coming forward? >> reporter: we'll see. i know people in that crowd, everything -- eric, were so excited to see them together and had a close eye on harry, william, meghan and kate as they stood together, the two men in the middle and their wives on the side. we'll have to see what happens next after you mentioned that speech really talking about unity, saying they wish their best also for march ily and meghan. really -- harry and heg hand. really it comes back to the brothers. that will have to be something that the two girls will have to move past as well. eric: yeah. families go through a lot, as we all know, especially when you're in the spotlight. alexis, thank you. arthel in. arthel: we're going to go to greg palkot now

quite nice to see meghan and kate and william and harry together. i wanted to show her she's welcome here, i guess and wanted to hug her after everything that's happened. >> reporter: before the queen died on thursday, it had been a tush rbulent two years with har and meghan stepping back as working members of the royal family. the last time the princes saw each other, they did not interact but on saturday they seemed to temporarily put their differences aside kneeling to pay their respects to a monarch who united a country in mourning. >> scott, we heard cheers when they walked out as a four-some. what are people telling you about that moment when they saw princes william and harry together again? >> reporter: yeah, so pam, we had been told initially there would be a visit, obviously, when the staff put barriers up, people figured that someone was going to come and shake hands. they figured likely it was going to be william and kate. i don't think anyone expected to see harry and meghan so they were surprised. they were also hopeful perhaps this is

when harry and meghan were over for the invictus games. so from charles' point of view, there have been multiple olive branchs extended and there's been a bit of a charm offense i have in relation to his son's daughter-in-law, his youngest son. but the question is really how harry and meghan feel about it. do they feel that they have resolved the difficult feelings that they had in march of 2021? if they still feel that way, they may find it difficult not to express those feelings in public. and if they start to express those feelings in public, then charles may be in a position where he winds up having to do or say something or somehow manage this situation and that is where we could start to get a real test of his leadership. the queen was an exceptional leader and incredibly experienced. and she's very good at showing the public that she is compassionate or sensitive or caring. so that is what charles is going to have to try to replicate. >> and does the book still come out? we've been talking about how charles is going to change the mo

it was quite nice to see william and kate and meghan and harry together. it was fine, but i just wanted to show her that she's like welcome here i guess after everything that's happened really now. >> before the queen died thursday, it had been a turbulent two years with harry and meghan stepping back as working members of the royal family. the last time the princes saw each other, they did not interact, but on saturday they seemed to at least temporarily put their differences aside kneeling to pay their respects to a monarch who yunited a country in mourning. so when this visit was over, the four of them got back inside of the same vehicle, prince william drove, and they drove off toward the part of the windsor castle estate where both couples are living, at least for the next week. prince william's family moved here in the last couple of weeks to give his family a more private life, and of course harry and meghan, this is their uk residence, a place called frogmore cottages. the two homes are only about 600 yards or so from one another, and so when princ

you do exist, and he mentioned meghan's name, you, too, exist.s of the royal family in his speech. that was a deliberate and a first i think attempt by the new king of england, by prince charles as he was harry's father does not want any more ill will. that message almost lost in all that information and magnitude, but that message is clear, i would suggest. >> john: duncan, a lot of people looked at what the king said in terms of i'm elevating prince william and kate to the prince and princess of wales. next in line after william is george. harry is in a parallel line, disaster would have to befall prince william's line for harry to be eligible. so the fact he mentioned the elevation of the titles for one son but not the other, we can't read too much into that, can we, there was really nothing for harry. >> well, the royals are -- it's really all about the subtlety, and i might be wrong but state on record what prince, he did, what king charles is saying about his son is acknowledging him. he's not publicly humiliating him and not ignoring him.

meghan and harry, meghan, especially, is top of headlines in gossip papers here and tabloids.questions that have been asked of them. they've had to accept some humiliation, but they look like they are second here. sitting in the second row behind other members of the royal family. i agree with tim. i can't see there is going to be any represhal there will and there's also been briefing in british newspapers saying friends of, sources close to, suggest that prince harry is not letting this go either. one other thing that is worth talking about, prince, king charles, himself. i've still got to get that right. he's not a 25-year-old taking the throne like his mother was. we know about the baggage. we know about his past. in a strategic level, i think he's done everything right since his mother passed. but there have been little flashes where with the ink well and the pen and it might seem really trivial, but speaking to someone who's written extensively about king charles and they said this is the character, this is who charles is. he's a visionary. he's generous. he's thoughtful

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>> yeah, because harry and meghan wouldn't have had any say in where they were placed in this.d there by the king. and they could have chosen not to appear today. but this would not have been their decision to be in there. and while i've been told by people involved, they're following protocol. they're literally just doing what they've been asked to do. and they've done it without any fuss or bother, and they've put all the focus on the queen, which i think has particularly gone well with the public. i think as well it would have gone down more with the family. >> what happens in the days ahead now. there's the viewing and there are people lining up at this hour. what is it? 2:21 a.m. the lines are very long. that's going to continue for days. the funeral is on monday. and then that's it. >> i think that's the way it's designed, for the funeral to happen, be laid to rest, and then the family go off and have their own time. i don't think there's any desire by the family to continue this beyond that. there will, of course, be the coronation at some point next year, which will be

the british tabloids attacking harry's wife meghan markle. stepping away and moving to montecito, california. then opening up to oprah and free was shocking allegations about oil conversations over their sons skin tone. >> that conversation, i am never going to share. at the time those, awkward i was a bit shocked. >> the bombshell interview deepening the family divide, queen elizabeth maintaining a warm relationship with her grandson until the end. on thursday, harry rushing to balmoral castle without meghan arriving an hour after the announcement of his grandmother's passing. >> she was standing quite some time together, which all of the events going forward. and i think that can open up the opportunity to have some real conversations. >> as a line of succession was forward, prince harry now becomes fit in line to the throne while his children become prints archie and princess lilibet. titles that many of can help bring the family back into the royal fold. >> now, we don't know the exact particulars about how the reunion this morning came a

king charles on friday mentioned his son harry and his wife meghan.ay may help bring the brothers and their father close together once again. gadi schwartz is in los angeles this morning with more on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peter. watching so many of those clips of the royal family and the queen, it seems like just yesterday that prince harry and prince william were inseparable. and in the grief and mourning, some are holding out hope for reconciliation for a prince that decided to step away from royalty. from a king's somber speech. >> i want also to express my love for harry and meghan as they continue to build their lives overseas. >> reporter: a moment of royal affection from a father to his son harry. >> when king charles mentioned harry and meghan in his speech, it was monumental. it was a big olive branch. >> reporter: for so much of their lives, prince harry, prince william, and their father charles lived side by side. while there was warmth in the picture of the fairy tale weddings, the brothers grew apart and a rift wa

please welcome meghan and harry...hey got it. a cheering and applause. young delegates from more than 200 countries watched meghan make herfirst speech in the uk since the couple moved to california. well, good evening, everyone. it is...very nice to be back in the uk. she talked about how parenthood has changed her. i was now married and i was now a mom. seeing the global community through the eyes of my child, and i then asked, what is this world he would come to adopt and what can we do, what can i do to make it better? i'm thrilled that my husband is able to join me this time... applause. ..to be able to see and witness firsthand my respect for this incredible organisation, for all it provides and accomplishes. this event has been carefully chosen by the duchess of sussex. she has a long connection with the organisation behind it, but it also means she is speaking to an international rather than solely a british audience. security around the event was arranged privately. prince harry is currently embroiled in a leg

harry and meghan chose to leave the institution. so now charles is the boss asking. he is also a father and he has to juggle those two roles for the rest of his life. otherwise the alternative is to cut harry out completely. so i see this as an olive branch to harry and meghan. i love you but we have to get through this. we cannot keep having harry and meghan firing missiles across the atlantic when king charles is facing the biggest challenge of his entire life he needs his support. >> from everything we hear harry was basically in and out at tao moral castle and there are questions now whether or not if meghan will attend the funeral they were planning just to be here for a few days. what do you think or expect? >> there are so many stories breaking and what on earth happened the day the royals found out the queen was about to die? we heard harry and meghan were going to fly to balmoral then a couple of hours later everything changed and then my old newspaper that i do not work for this morning front page says it was prince charles that told harry this is not the t

mc: please welcomej meghan and harry... applause. young delegates from more than 200 countries watched meghan make herfirst speech in the uk since the couple moved to california. well, good evening, everyone. it is...very nice to be back in the uk. she talked about how parenthood has changed her. i was now married and i was now a mom. seeing the global community through the eyes of my child, and i then asked, what is this world he would come to adopt and what can we do, what can i do to make it better? i'm thrilled that my husband is able to join me this time... applause. ..to be able to see and witness firsthand my respect for this incredible organisation, for all it provides and accomplishes. this event has been carefully chosen by the duchess of sussex. she has a long connection with the organisation behind it, but it also means she is speaking to an international rather than solely a british audience. security around the event was arranged privately. prince harry is currently embroiled in a legal dispute with the home o

rachel: for harry and mage hand meghan or -- harry and meghan, or the children in? >> the children. what's the difference. >> a courtesy when you see them. -- curtsey when you see them. the thing that gets me about all of this with the said, she said, their children have no family other of than meghan's mom. so all their cousins, aunts and uncles, they don't have. so i feel badly for the brothers because they'll grow up with no family. >> you said something interesting. you obviously lived the life of celebrity and fame. you understand to some extent what it would probably be like to have people at your beck and call or what it means to have people telling you you're always right and this is not just about rock stars. it's about royals, but also politicians whatever it may be. you say it's easy to become a diva. how? why? >> because a lot of people when they get put into a position of power or position of money, they don't deal with it well. it's the same in the world that we live in. suddenly somebody becomes a megastar and a lot of people don't deal with it well. >> i'm always hav

even in her final days, the queen did not turn her back on harry and meghan. strip them of the title of duke and duchess of sussex. she saw harry twice, once over the jubilee and once back in april when he was heading off for his invictus games in holland. the queen adored hear and she adored william. so what ever has happened to change the mood let's hope for everybody's sake that it lasts. that harry and meghan return to california when this is over and they sit down and they tell their two children, who are now, by the way, prince and princess, that they must soon meet up with uncle william and auntie kate and the cousins and get on with getting to know each other in a way they haven't in the past two years. that might be blind optimism and we still have a memoir coming and several more spotify podcasts for meghan. who knows. there is a chance the words from the queen, those small steps ultimately can lead to big change. and i think there are so many different things and mixed emotions going on in britain at the moment, it seems the royal family itself are

meghan�*s interest in disclosure, although diana style of presentation. we werejust last night outside buckingham palace, there was row upon row, tent upon tent of notjust the international media but very much the us networks are in full presence here. how much of an appetite is there for viewers, for the audience in the united states, for what is happening over the pond? we don't fully appreciate. even though obviously we had a revolution in 1776, americans never lost their appetite for the monarchy. it persists right through the present. we saw that at queen elizabeth's coronation and we will see it at herfuneral and all the events leading up to it over the next few weeks. the queen's popularity crossed generations. schools around the united kingdom have been learning about the monarch and her reign. our midlands correspondent navtej johal has been speaking to young people in leicester. our queen, queen elizabeth ii, she died yesterday afternoon... there was only one subject on much of the nation's mind today. and in soar valley college in leicester, yo

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they were joined by their wives, kate, now the princess of wales, and meghan, the duchess of sussex.mally naming charles as king. cbs leads us off outside buckingham palace. roxanna, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, adriana. charles automatically became the new monarch when the queen died two days ago, but his role was officially announced across the country today. in a solemn ceremony steeped in centuries of tradition, king charles iii was officially declared the united kingdom's new monarch. before a dcouncil of advisers, the king pledged to carry on his late mother's legacy. >> i am deeply aware of this great inheritance and the duties and heavy responsibilities of sovereignty, which have now passed to me. >> when queen elizabeth was proclaimed monarch seven decades ago -- >> god save the queen. >> reporter: -- some of the formalities were filmed. >> to the high and mighty princess, elizabeth -- >> reporter: on saturday for the frst time -- >> the crown of the united kingdom and great britain and northern ireland -- >> reporter: -- the entire broadcast was live on tv. but

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kate and meghan duchess of sussex as well officials announced the date for the queens funeral.ello and welcome to another hour of fox news live, i am arthel neville. >> thank you for joining us, i am eric shawn. the funeral will take place monday september 19 to be held at westminster abbey in london. coffin will be moved from the castle in scotland tomorrow and arrived in london tuesday. she will lie in state for four days before the funeral. her son, the new king met with prime minister liz trust in full cabinet today after the ceremony formally proclaiming him the new monarch as king charles the third. arthel: as you mentioned prince william, princess kate, prince harry and meghan duchess of sussex appeared publicly together for the first time since the queens death. the greeted mortars and viewed floral attributes to the windsor castle. fox team coverage, fox news royal contributor standing by. alexis mcadams with more on the queens funeral plans but we will first go to senior correspondent greg, live at buckingham palace in london. i can hear people still are paying tribut

seem that he would like harry and meghan to accompany kate and william on this walk about.me ways it does not matter how it happened, it is important that it happened, and as henry was saying, what is important is what happens next. if this was just a one-off, if it was just being used to turn attention away from these four, the fab four as henry said they have been nicknamed over here, and back towards charles, the king, in the most important few days. because of course, a monarchy, the tone is set from day one, and the next ten days there is a difference event happening every day. they are critical to how the british public view their new king. whether they are going to take him to their hearts or whether they will reject him or even worse, in some ways, just not have an opinion. >> you know henry, i think daisy is absolutely right about, that queen elizabeth, her death puts believe in the spotlight not just because he's first in line for the throne, but also because in many ways of the future of the monarchy, it does rest with the faction -- affection of its members. we

william and kate together with harry and meghan at windsor castle. unity many want to be a sign of healing. we're in london with more on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. a striking image, powerful symbol of unity. we saw william and kate, harry and meghan, together in public for the first time in two years. [ cheers and applause ] a stunning show of unity in windsor for the first time in two years the two brothers. and harry standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their wives kate and meghan. >> i don't think anything was expecting to have that reunion of the fab four outside windsor castle, but i hear from sources it was very much a last-minute thing. >> reporter: the new king's heir prince william at the council ceremony, harry was not. fifth in line to the throne not a privy counselor. known as the fab four before harry and meghan decided to leave the royal fold, they spent 40 minutes going on a walkabout meeting well-wishers, reading tributes and cards for her majesty the queen. the crowd loving the reunion. cheers and applause er

he mentioned harry and meghan, as they continue to build their lives overseas. it was lovely. it was fatherly. he spoke not only as a son who had lost his mother, but he made the same pledge to the country. i think it will be reassuring, chris. >> and simon, "people" magazine did two beautiful commemorative covers, one showing the queen in 1951, the other showing her in 2006. she was beloved worldwide. and i think as you listen to this speech and i think the first full half of it was really a tribute to his mother. but in a sense, i think -- and i wonder what your thoughts are. the second half was too because so much of, i think, what people admired about queen elizabeth was the way she worked when we didn't see her behind the scenes to keep this family the extent that she could together, trying to mend some fences, keeping the relationship open with not just all of her grand children but particularly in the recent years with harry. >> yes, indeed. as you say, there's those two covers almost span the two different ends of her life, public life anyway. you have the young queen,

two years ago harry and meghan stepped back as members of the royal family. the brothers long with their wives, the princess of bawales d duchess of suss spent 45 minute. their father king charles ii was declared britain's new monarch. he once again paid tribute to his mother. >> ladies and gentlemen, it is my most sorrowful duty to announce to you the death of my beloved mother, the queen. i know how deeply you, the entire nation, and i think i may say the whole world sympathize with me in the irreparable loss we've all suffered. it is the greatest consolation to me to know the sympathy expressed by so many. >> today buckingham palace announced that queen elizabeth who spent 70 years on the throne will be laid to rest in a state funeral on monday, september 19th. cnn's scott mclean joins me now from windsor. scott, this reunion just studying earlier today between william and harry was very surprising, and it seemed to work pretty well with the crowds there where you are. how did this come about? >> reporter: yeah, completely unexpected. people knew that they

i want also to express my love for harry and meghan as they continue to build their lives overseas. >ng, what does this mean for prince william and where does the future of the monarchy go from here. joining me now to talk about all the above is patrick jeffson. you'll remember he was princess deanna's private secretary and chief of staff and served the princess for eight years. he's also the author of the books shadows of a princess and the meghan factor and the recent piece just published in the daily mail, mystique, aura and majesty radiated from her majesty like an electric force field. actually patrick, let's begin with that. the piece that you wrote talks about you being summoned to meet with her majesty. can you quickly tell that story? >> yes, michael. the first experience i had of walking across that daunting fore court behind me here was while i was going for an interview to be military aide to princess diana. i had been summoned from my service in the royal navy in the north atlantic, suddenly finding myself in front of the most famous landmark in the country, one of the mo

meghan, you're speaking about this. talking about how the crash -- treasury curve could potentially get that much more averted just like you're saying. let's take a listen. >> we think at a minimum, the treasury curve will be at about 4.5%. that is a 12% yield with credit spread and where the treasury curve is. that is substantially above the a .5% now. there is a lot of thinktation in the market. we're not even in the recession yet. lisa: meghan, you work all day on investment grade credit post of how much more widening could you see on the weakness in the macroenvironment but offset by the strong position of balance sheet by a lot of corporate? >> from where i said, there's a growing bifurcation and clear disconnect between reactions we are seeing and credit markets. i think just try to reassess somebody's risk paradigm. i think despite some of the moves, if you look at what is playing out in the corporate index, 6.5 trillion dollar index, we've only seen a basis point of whiting this week in the midst of happening ar

and then there's the rift with his son harry and his wife, meghan.i was talking about with keir, i thought it was very interesting that he did make a note to address harry and meghan. let me play that sound bite. >> i want to express my love for harry and meghan as they continue to build their lives overseas. >> susannah. >> my thoughts on that are that he very much wanted to show that he, again, is including people. he wanted there to be no sense of division between the two -- his two sons. and he wanted to signal early in his reign that that is not going to be perpetuated, this sense of a division and a divide between them, that he loves both of them. that they have different roles to play and now prince william is the prince of wales and is stepping up into his father's shoes, but that harry still remains cherished and i thought that was a really important moment because he wants to carry them with him. >> i know the next ten days are highly choreographed. there's been planning that's been going into how this -- how these remembrances will play ou

meghan down the aisle for her wedding. this family has shown meghan markle plenty of love. >> todd: can you envision a scenario where harry will ever be brought back into the fold now that his father in king? >> no, and i don't mean that in a nasty way. they do not want to seem devastating burden on taxpayers and it is easier to control the narrative when you are not trying to rangel senior members of the royal family that are jet setting with jeffrey epistein, smaller the monarchy is, it is easier to control and that was always prince charles objective and it never included prince harry, he is too far down the line when it comes to succession. prince charles intended to help him financially, but he was never intended to be a face. >> carley: the monarchy is known as the firm, the royal family is in some ways frozen in time, it is also a modden monarchy, i remember when the queen posted her first tweet, a nice news story here, goes from giving radio addresses to tweeting as the queen many years later. how has the monarchy

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she actually hugged meghan. i asked her about it. listen. >> we were just waiting for her to come and she came and asked my name and how my day was, how long i was waiting. i asked if i could have a hug and she hugged me back. i was just -- quite amazing moment, i'm still shaking now. i can't explain what the feeling was when she did it, it was really nice. >> reporter: why did you feel like you wanted to hug her? >> i don't know, it just went through my mind. everyone was cheering me on to. i felt like i needed to, in a way, i just really wanted to hug her because i look up to her in some ways. it felt like it was the right thing to do. >> reporter: because she's going through a lot? >> exactly. it's still such a sad thing that it's happening now. >> reporter: but do you feel a bit of simons sympathy for her,e of the queen's passing or her relationship with the royal family? >> i guess both, because the queen died and also because of everything. but i did see that -- i felt like it was nice to see william, kate, meghan, and harry to

we heard king charles today talk about harry and meghan.he queen talking about forgiveness. and how forgiveness puts families back together and is just such a key element and christianity. so hopefully the family can come back together through her death. >> martha: well-put. let's look at a little bit of the service today. it's very beautiful. jonathan hunt said this is just the opener. we can just imagine what we're going to be seeing and listening to in terms of amazing music and sermons and the archbishop of canterbury will give an amazing funeral for queen elizabeth. here's a little bit of today for those that might have missed it. >> we celebrate the love for her family, her commitment for duty and her calling to create unity and concord at the heart of the commonwealth. >> you know, it was interesting to me as well, ainsley, that king charles talked about his commitment to the anglican church. that's one of the things that he has to swear to uphold because now he becomes the leader of the faith in the united kingdom. its really a posi

harry and meghan. a lot of smiles as they greeted people. we will see a shift to the real morning. , this will all be there not about the pageantry of introducing a new king but the pageantry of saying goodbye to queen elizabeth ii. i think we are now entering what will be very serious and mournful week and a little bit across the uk. martha: jonathan is a great point in that shift. all of this very carefully choreographed as for the works the funeral plan since the 1960s. the fact that queen elizabeth died at balmoral put into motion a plan that was called operation unicorn. then all the plans based on whether or not she might've passed in balmoral or windsor and all of these have been orchestrated. it's going to be very interesting. i think you're quite right about the shift in tone and the way that the passing of the throne essentially to king charles iii and the flag set. yesterday and today back at half staff, correct? >> yes, that is correct. >> in some ways you talked about the change in plans because the queen died in balmoral. there