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 >> reporter: this morning damage in dallas after what appears to be a direct hit from a tornado. this

and of course, there has been some criticism in the press about meghan duchess of sussex.ou hate her because she is black and the duke for marrying a black woman and be done with it." what evidence do you have that racism is informing the criticisms of the duchess? it is so insidious in england that you can't categorically prove it all of the time, as someone who grew up in insidiously racist england. you're not always lucky enough for someone just to call you a park to yourface. it comes in discrimination and the fact that you can hold up identical things that white members of the royal family do — meghan markle, she does the exact same thing as one of them — they get hailed for it and she gets torn apart for it with such vitriol and perhaps i am wrong — call me crazy — but the one brown member of the royal family seems to get an awful lot of stick. the one brown member of the royal family seems to get the most abuse by about a country mile. finally, jameela jamil, what next for you? well, i am launching my way into a full activism platform for young marginalised activist

talk to a financial advisor or start your plan now at prudential. >>> back now with duchess meghan's >>> back now with duchess meghan's life as a new royal and a new mother.mother her struggle living constantly in the public eye, she says it's taken a toll. here's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, the duchess of sussex in a candid and emotional interview, telling tom bradby of britain's itv that life in the glaring spotlight has not been easy for her. >> you add this on top of just trying to be a new mom or trying to be a newlywed and it's -- yeah, well, i guess and also thank you for asking for because not many people will have asked if i'm okay. but it's -- it's a very real thing to be going through behind the scenes. >> and the answer is, would it be fair to say, not really okay? as in, it's really been a struggle? >> yes. >> reporter: her husband, prince harry, also speaking candidly about the painful memories surrounding his mother, princess diana, who the paparazzi relentlessly pursued. >> every single time i see a camera, every single time i hear a click, every single time i s

the pain harry still feels over his mother's death to the attacks of duchess meghan and the press, theingly candid about the pressures of their life in the spotlight. the duke and duchess of sussex taking their royal son archie on a royal visit to a place that's important to the prince. >> we were here after my mum died so it's a nice place to get away from it all and now i feel deeply connected. >> reporter: pnce harry retracing his mother's steps from 22 years ago. harry opening up about the raw pain he still feels every day about his mother who was relentlessly pursued by paparazzi before her death. >> every time i hear a click or see a flash, it takes me straight back. it's the worst reminder of her life as opposed to the best. >> reporter: harry and his wife meghan now facing those same pressures together. earlier this month the couple announcing they are suing several british tabloids, decrying what harry describes as false, malicious propaganda. the duchess spoke about her own struggles of adjusting to her new life. >> any woman, especially when they're pregnant, you're really v

prince harry and wife duchess meghan candid and emotionally raw. >> i never thought that this would be easy. but i thought it would be fair. >> now the couple revealing the hidden strains from the media scrutiny and addressing rumors of a rift between princes. the unprecedented glimpse into lives dissected in the spotlight. >>> plus alt-right delete. >> i never thought of myself as a racist person but i was. >> how one woman walked away from a path of hate. once entangled in a life of white supremacy, now turning the page, breaking her silence. >> did you ever post hateful messages. >> first the "nightline 5." >> eng. thanks. prince harry and wife duchess meghan getting candid documentary revealing unprecedented access into their private lives. and the strain of being in the public eye. >> when i first met my now husband, my friends were really happy because i was so 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. >> of course there's a lot of stuff that hurts. especially when the majority of it

investigated. >>> next tonight here, to that extraordinary look inside the lives of prince harry and duchess meghan. the royal couple and the exclusive interview. and prince harry is asked about a possible rift with his brother prince william and what he says. here's abc's maggie rule li tonight. >> reporter: tonight, duchess meghan sharing new details about those early days with prince harry as she faced a new life in the spotlight. >> i was so 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 liflyi'erican, we don't he there. what are you tm not in tabloids. i didn't get it. so -- yeah. it's been complicated. >> reporter: in a new documentary, the duchess opening up to itv's tom bradby during the couple's tour of africa. meghan describes how she's trying to handle such intense media scrutiny. >> i've said for a long time to h, that's what i call him, enough enou not enough to just survive something, right? that's not the point oaf life. you've got to thrive. you've got to feel happy, and i think i really tried to

. >>> 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

last weekend prince harry told itv that both he and meghan, the duchess of sussex, were struggling towith the intense scrutiny they receive from the tabloid press. the bbc then reported a source quoting prince william as being worried about his brother. here's royal correspondent johnny diamond on monday's news at six. in africa just weeks ago they looked so happy. they showed off their newborn son, they danced and laughed. but behind it all, two people struggling with their rules, their lives and an onslaught of criticism in britain's bestselling papers. if you are called norman had this response: others also want to see less on the bbc about the subject but for a different reason. for chris it is simple: grace left this message on our answerphone. i was really surprised by the bizarre invasion of privacy on monday in the news report on harry and william. that the correspondant sat in the studio and asked whether there might be tension between the two brothers, it seemed really peculiar. i don't understand why anyone else would know whether two brothers are getting on or not and why

. >>> and prince harry and duchess meghan suing a british tabloid, about 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 with the guilty verdict in a dallas courtroom. a former police officer convicted of murder in thes shooing death of her neighbor hisr teafngenrite apartment. she had said she thought it was her own. the judge reading am gber guyges the mother of the shooting victim raising her arms. the former officer weeping absqutliey, marcus lteeor it e 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 guilty verdict. botham jean's mother throwing her hands in the air. for her, a moment of victory in the face of a deep loss. amber guyger, a former dallas police officer, holding a tissue, her head dipping slightly. one officer even appearing to console her afterwards. outside the courtroom, cheers and app

the words of meghan, the duchess of sussex. in an itv documentary, she says her british friends warned her not to marry harry because the tabloids would destroy her life. very naively — i'm an american, we don't have that there — "what are you talking about? that doesn't make any sense". i didn't get it. so, it's, um... yeah. it's been complicated. and this was prince harry's response when asked about rumours of a rift with his brother william. part of this role and part of this job and his family being under the pressure that it's under, inevitably, stuff happens. but we're brothers, we'll always be brothers. we're certainly on different paths at the moment, we're certainly on different paths at the moment, but i'll always be there for him as i know he'll always be there for me. what's your view on what harry and meghan have said? the government's hoping to have another bash at getting its brexit deal through the house of commons today after mps voted at the weekend for a move that may delay brexit beyond october 31st what do

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duchess meghan holds back tears as she talks about the difficulties of motherhood. you. first, it is starting to feel a little more like fall. there are some surprising benefits to exercising in cold weather. in today's "staying well" we will show you how a chilly workout can boost energy and help you burn more calories. ♪ >>> when you calm into burn at 50 degrees it feels great. it doesn't feel cold but you're not sweating within the first minute because the room is hot. >> in a normal workout situation i get a little too hot, a little too uncomfortable, and working out in this cooler temperature allows me to push myself longer and harder. >>> studies have shown that people in cold workouts, they are actually auto turboing their brown fat, the brown adipose tissue which has a high thermal regulation in our body. it maintains temperature by burning fatty acids, stuff we want to get rid of. >> cool temperatures encourage movement. you are exercising at your heart's output. you are sweating but it is an earned sweat. >> working out in a cold exercise class triggers wh

and meghan, and that resulted in a very intimate look that we rarely get to see of members of the royal family. >> it's -- it's hard. i don't think anybody could understand that. >> reporter: duchess her own words opening up to itv's tom bradby about the struggles she faces from the press and the public while living in the spotlight. >> but in all fairness i had no idea, which probably sounds difficult to understand here, but when i -- when i first met my now-husband, my friends were really happy because i was so 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. and i very naively. i'm american. we don't have that there. what are you talking about? that doesn't make any sense. i'm not in tabloids and i didn't get it. so it's -- it's been complicated. >> reporter: the complicated life she describes, the highs and lows of the past two years, marrying into the british royal family and becoming a new mom while dealing with the intense scrutiny of the media. >> look, any woman when -- especially when they're pregnant, you're really vulnerable and so that was made really challenging and then when y

the story behind those powerful interviews with prince harry and duchess meghan. joining us live, the reporter who got them to open up like never before, as the duchess steps out for the first time since the fallout from that groundbreaking documentary. ♪ >>> the youngest player, you saw him hit cleanup in a world series and he just did it. >> the washington nationals cleaning up stunning the astros and coming out on top for game one. their first world series win ever. and the 20-year-old superstar slugger who absolutely crushed it. ♪ don't stop me now 'cause i'm having a good time yes i'm having a good time ♪ >>> good morning, america. thank you for joining us on this wednesday morning and the washington nationals, they are setting the stage for the world series. the fan celebration in d.c. that says it all and 20-year-old outfielder juan soto rocking that monster home run last night and i would say get that man a beer but he won't be 21 until iday, so early happy birthday to him and what a big week. >> what a big week. there will be some big celebrations coming u

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 rep

. >> we have the latest on prince harry after fighting back to protect his wife duchess meghan. lawyers for meghan filed a 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 to palace aides, some of whom were kept in the dark. i think harry still blame the paparazzi for hounding his mother to her death. >> meghan is suing "the mail" on sunday after their publication to a private letter she wrote to her father 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. >> and of course now the headlines aren't about the good work they have done in south africa. they are once again on harry's wall with the media. >> as the bombshell

prince harry and duchess meghan are suing a publication over a private letter the duchess is warning his wife is falling victim to, quote, the same powerful forces behind the loss of his mother. amy is here with more. and this goes back and forth. >> reporter: it certainly does. >> between the tabloids and the royals. >> reporter: and it has had a lot of history and some tragic ones indeed. prince harry says he respects the media and that given the current state of the world he said we need responsible media more than ever, but they are now taking on "the mail" on sunday and its parent company accusing them of being on a cane to publish derogatory statements about the couple. as prince harry and duchess meghan embark on the last day of their tour of africa, a trip that's garnered them positive coverage around the world, a royal bombshell. harry taking direct aim at british tabloids accusing them of escalating what he calls knowingly false and malicious attacks on meghan throughout her pregnancy and during the first months of their son archie's life. harry defending his wife saying, i

. ♪ [ cheers ] >>> meghan markle, the duchess of sussex, stepped out in public for the first time sinceut her recent trip to africa. she attended a summit of global youth leaders in london yesterday. the appearance comes as she and prince harry reportedly plan to take an extended leave from royal duties starting next month. they will apparently split that time between the u.k. and the u.s. >>> and there was a correction surrounding the iconic photo of the u.s. flag being raised by u.s. forces in the battle of iwo jima. another man was identified in the photograph. after questions were raised by private historians, it was determined that corporal harold p. keller was among the six men who raised the flag in 1945. the marines say private first class renee gagnon helped in the effort, but for decades was mistakenly identified as one of the flag hoisters. >>> so coming up on "cbs this morning," stop the stigma. no more shame and blame. a conversation about mental health. we'll hear from special guests including "queer eye" star karamo about his experience with depression and how his story c

. >>> new this half hour, prince harry and duchess meghan opening up. >> what the new parents are sayingt between prince harry and prince william thstrugg bti tabloids while living in the spotlight. >>> pack your bags, your snacks, plan your binge watch session. the new longest flight in the world just completed its trip. it took off in new york city and landed in australia 19 hours later. what the passengers did to pass all that time up in the air. it's monday, october 21st. >>> that was a long flight. >> 19 hours. >> 19 hours, i mean -- i could watch so many movies in a row, it would be great. >> hope i can sleep on that flight. >> we'll talk about that flight in just a moment. >>> we need to get to that severe weather in the south and central plains. >> at least one tornado swept through dallas. the storm system also brought hail and lightning. >> the area around love field airport northwest of downtown was hardest hit. at least oneui although everyone inside escaped safely. in fact, there are no reports of deaths or serious injuries anywhere in the city. watch have now expired, altho

cnn's anna stewart has more. >> reporter: since meghan the duchess launched legal proceedings for allegingblishing a private message of her father. buckingham palace said it regards the illegal messages. the parent company of the sun have confirmed they've received a claim. the publisher said it's aware of the legal proceedings but they haven't yet received official notification. both papers decline to comment on the allegations at this time. the big question is when did this alleged voice mail interception take place? did it take place to the hacking scandal of 2005 and 2006, that was the hacking of royal and celebrity phones. and engulfed those newspapers and now the defunct news the world. the scandal results in numerous lawsuits, jail time for some journalists. and prince harry's decision to sue tabloid papers comes days after his wife's and after the extraordinary and emotional statement on the tabloid press emergency he criticized the double standard of a specific press pass that gave positive coverage of their recent trip in africa and his wife. he said they vilified her for the las

interest and will head to the story and essentially is quite maths segues into the story of meghan markle about the duchesshere's a big question when you are big with the press, with a journalist, what is in the public interest of what it says the public interest of what it says the public interest of what it says the public are interested in and with the duchess of sussex, but interesting is that this is really about the press she is received, the bad press, the constant targeting apparent social media manager media, the vacuum sip something public and interested in but it's highly unfair. they describe as a programme, in daily telegraph and she talks about the fact that you expect to be scrutinise but only to what is fair and she sang that actually, it's become untenable to have. but she said she was really naive. if she looked back herself on the members of the royalfamily, she would see is not been fair. it's not been fair but it's time for us as a public i suppose and this is what... this is my view to say what do we wa nt this is my view to say what do we want from our press was not should we be hitt

meghan markle, duchess of sussex, is getting emotional, revealing being a new mom in the public eye isn't markle gave a rare look into her life for the british tv documentary, "harry and meghan, an african journey". she answered this question, how are you doing? >> look, any woman, especially when they're pregnant, you're really vulnerable. and so that was made challenging. and when you have a newborn, you know -- >> it's a long time ago, but i remember. >> and especially as a woman. it's a lot. so you add this on top of just trying to be a new mom or trying to be a newlywed, it's -- well, yeah, and also thank you for asking because not many people have asked if i'm okay. but it's a very real thing to be going through behind the scenes. >> when that video was made public, the #we love you meghan began to trend with twitter. >>> a group of archaeologists have found the biggest cache. mum filed bodies of men, women and children dating back to 10th century b.c., 3,000 years ago. the coffins are exceptionally well preserved and highly detailed in color. >>> the artist prince his song i feel f

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 are just untrue and they're being told they're untrue but they're allowed to still say them, i don't kn

meghan, the duchess of sussex getting emotional and being a new mom in the public eye isn't easy. was giving a rare look into her eye for a documentary harry and meghan and african journey which air s in the uk tomorrow. with tears in her eyes, she answered the question, how are you doing? >> look, any woman especially when they're pregnant, you're really vulnerable. and so that was made really challenging and then when you have a newborn, you know -- >> it's a long time ago, but i remember. >> and especially as a woman, it's a lot. so, you add this on top of just trying to be a new mom or trying to be a newlywed, yeah, well, 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. >> now, when this video was made public, the #weloveyoumeghan with hundreds of thousands of people sending their support to the duchess. >>> proof that one man can make a big dent in cleaning our oceans. 8 million tons land in our world's oceans and one man took it on himself to tackle the isproblem by first recruiting a neighbor to

. >>> prince harry and his wife duchess meghan are suing a british tabloid for publishing a personalte to her father. harry accuses "the daily mail" of editing the letter to portray an unflattering view of his wife. he blasted the media for relentlessly bullying meghan. harry says his deepest fear is history repeating itself, alluding to his mother who died in a car crash while being pursued by the paparazzi. >>> all right. in sports, a major league drama as the baseball playoffs got under way. the nationals had the bases loaded against the brewers and got a clutch hit that was misplayed in right field. that allowed three runs to score. nats win, 4-3. meanwhile, a fire alarm went off during the game, but nobody seemed too concerned. no one evacuated. a malfunction apparently triggered the alarm. >> that was part of the game. >>> a beer vendor at the miami dolphins game has been arrested. he's accused of charging a fan more than $700 for two beers. authorities say the vendor used a credit card skimming device to charge that amount. the customer didn't notice until his bank sent a mess

meghan's been busy. she's already been back to work meeting with young women here in johannesburg today. today on tour it is all about the duchessels back to south africa meghan kicks off a full day of solo engagements starting with cheers and shrieks of joy from the students who came to visit at the university of johannesburg. all these people are here to cheer for duchess meghan. it means so much to them she chose to come here to johannesburg. >> seeing her as a woman advocate for women across the world and her like inspiration and who she is and what she stands for. >> reporter: dressed in an elegant beige banana republic dress, the duchess is using her star power to sound a call for better access to higher education, particularly for young women. meeting with participants in her association of commonwealth university's program of which she's a royal patron. >> here on the strip she's been on the ground meeting the young people and the locals to find out what the real issues are and to get involved and see what she can do to help bring change. >> reporter: it's not all about weighty issues. she also took time to shop. her vis

don't think anybody could understand that. >> in this morning's gma first look, prince harry and duchess meghans you never heard them before. >> my friends were really happy because ihappy. my british friends said to america i'm sure he's great, but you shouldn't do it. the british tabloids will destroy your life. >> reporter: the royal couple opens up on the struggle to give baby archie a happy and healthy life while enduring the scrutiny of the british press. >> i will always protect my family. >> reporter: all chronicled in "harry and meghan:an african journey." >> it's a very real thing going on. >> we'll show you candid moments from the royal family and hear reaction coming in from the british press. i'm kenneth moton, abc news, new york. >> i like this lady. i like her. >> we have to take a stand and say that. she has had a rough time in the dab lloyd tablo tabloids. >> take a break. do it. she's been through some things. >> >> her coming to the u.s. people in the states love her. >> and her vulnerability is connecting with people around the world. i appreciate that. >> yeah. yeah. >> fig

meghan the duchess of sussex speaking out about the stress of royal life and their struggle as new parents. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states around the world. i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." >>> we're following lots of news including president trump who may be more concerned than ever about cracks in his gop firewall against impeachment. tonight senator mitt romney has real concern about mick mulvaney's admission that u.s. aid to ukraine was linked in part to the president's push to investigate democrats. this as president trump is refusing to talk about mulvaney's future even as he warns republicans they need to stick together and get tougher fighting impeachment. this hour i'll talk with congressman anthony brown and our correspondents and analysts are standing by. but first to kaitlan collins. the president seems to think republicans should be doing more to protect and defend him. >> reporter: yeah, wolf, the second day in a row that you saw the president's anger with his own party essentially urging them to be tougher on impeachment and fight bac

meghan the duchess of sussex speaking out about the stress of royal life and

. >>> and duchess meghan's royal welcome.han making her first public appearance in london since asked about her struggling involving the intense public spotlight. >> thank you for asking, because not many people have asked if i'm okay. but it's -- it's a very real thing to be going through behind the scenes. >> and the answer is, would it be fair to say, not really okay, as in, really been a struggle? >> yes. >> the royal interview airs right here tonight on the abc special "harry and meghan: an african journey." >>> when we come back, two sisters living separate lives for 75 years. one didn't even know she had a sister until this. ever since we moved here, i've been noticing it. i think the house is changing him... -[ gasps ] -up and at 'em! ...into his father. [ eerie music plays ] is it scary? -[ gasps ] -it's in eco mode. so don't touch it. mm-hmm. i can't stop this from swinging. must be a draft in here. but he did save a bunch of money bundling our home and auto with progressive. progressive can't protect you from becom

the words of meghan, the duchess of sussex.merican, we don't have that there — "what are you talking about? that doesn't make any sense". i didn't get it. so, it's, um... yeah. it's been complicated. and this was prince harry's response when asked about rumours of a rift with his brother william. part of this role and part of this job and his family being under the pressure that it's under, inevitably, stuff happens. but we're brothers, we'll always be brothers.

last weekend prince harry told itv that both he and meghan, the duchess of sussex, were struggling torica just weeks ago they looked so happy. they showed off their newborn son, they danced and laughed. but behind it all, two people struggling with their rules, their lives and an onslaught of criticism in britain's bestselling papers. others also want to see less on the bbc about the subject but for a different reason. for chris it is simple: grace left this message on our answerphone. i was really surprised by the bizarre invasion of privacy on monday in the news report on harry and william. that the correspondence that in the studio and asked whether there might be tension between the two brothers, it seemed really peculiar. i don't understand why anyone else would know whether two brothers are getting on or not and why it is any of our business. it just plainly isn't. they are not a soap characters. well, the royalfamily in the media has long been fraught. the royals have not always shared information as fully as they might. back in 1936 the death of king george v was medically has

chief correspondent jonathan hunt reporting live. >> in the documentary, the duchess meghan markle revealedmotional toll of her life in the royal family is taking. she is a new roil. she is a new wife, she has a new baby. all of that apparently contributing to the pressure. >> especially as a woman commits a lot. so you add this on top of just trying to be a new mom or trying to be a newlywed. i guess, and thank you for asking because not many people have asked if i'm okay. it's a very real thing to be going through behind the scenes. >> and the answer is, what it be fair to say, not really okay? it's really been a struggle. >> yes. >> certainly echoes of harry's mother, diana, they are in the sense that the duchess appears to feel under the microscope and hounded by the british press. >> trace: what about prince harry? what's he saying, jonathan? >> interestingly, not just looking at harry in this documentary but also listening to them, to him, shot largely on a trip by the royals to africa. a trip in which the spirit of diana seemed to be everywhere with prince harry taking on many simila

. >> reporter: in the documentary meghan markle, now duchess of sussex said out loud what many of usnding the constant scrutiny as a royal very hard. >> any woman, especially when they're pregnant, you're really vulnerable. so that was made particularly challenging. and then when you have a newborn, it's a lot. >> reporter: the documentary follows prince harry and meghan on a ten-day southern africa trip that they took to bring attention to various charities. >> i am here with you as a mother, as a wife, as a woman. >> reporter: on camera, meghan speaks about her bruising clashes with the british tabloid press. >> i really try to adopt this british sensibility of a stiff upper lip. i i tried. i really tried. but i think that what that does internally is probably really damaging. >> reporter: on the last day of the tour, meghan and harry sued one of those british tabloids for what they say was a smear campaign. the paper had printed a very personal and painful letter from meghan to her father. prince harry, who grew up watching his mother, princess diana being hounded by those tabloid

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sticklers have never been kind 2 american actress turned duchess meghan markle but now prince harry says. emotional attack on the british press afraid his wife is falling victim to the same powerful forces that ended up basically unraveling his mother princess diana, he lost his mom and he's afraid of history repeating because he's seen what happened when somebody is come on a ties to the point that there are no longer treated like a real human being with real feelings and a real life. the tabloids meantime are feasting on justin bieber right now because he. >>just got married for a second time if think it will what happened to. nothing she still the bride again. a year after they tied the knot in new york. they just had a second wedding in south carolina, and this one cost. $1.3 million. >>apparently multiple marriage ceremonies are just for the rich and famous though 2 weddings are and i guess if you have a bunch of money and you love to party. ahead that's the most. >>this out we had a surprise snowstorm that swept over spokane washington and it kind for this couple and sunny skies >>

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sticklers have never been kind 2 american actress turned duchess meghan markle but now prince harry says >>the prince launched an emotional attack on the british press saying that. >>he's afraid his wife is falling victim to the same powerful forces that ended up basically unraveling his mother princess diana, he lost his mom and he's afraid of history repeating because he's seen what happened when somebody is come on of ties to the point that there are no longer treated like a real human being with real feelings and a real life. the tabloids meantime are feasting on justin bieber right now because he just got married for a second time if think it will what happened to hailey baldwin, nothing she still the bride again. a year after they tied the knot in new york. they just had a second wedding in south carolina, and this one cost. $1.3 million. apparently multiple marriage ceremonies are just for the rich and famous though 2 weddings are and i guess if you have a bunch of money and you love to party. the head. that's the most. male voice: grrr, feed me. come on! she won't mind! she won't

the duchess of sussex, meghan markle, has begun legal action against the mail on sunday over a claimt, prince harry referred to what he called "relentless propaganda" against his wife. and said he wasn't prepared to see her victimised by the press as his mother was. the duke and duchess are on the last leg of their tour of southern africa. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell is in johannesburg, he has more on this very strongly—worded statement by prince harry. it is remarkably outspoken. it is nothing less than a stinging attack on the british tabloid media. now, at the centre of this legal case is a letter written by the duchess to her estranged father, thomas, at his home in mexico, portions of which were quoted in the mail on sunday earlier this year. in his statement, the duke says that his wife has become one of the latest victims of the british tabloid media. he refers to a ruthless campaign that's escalated over the past year. he talks about the double standards of this specific press pack, which has vilified her almost daily for the past nine months. he says that this

remember on wednesday, we learned that there was a legal action taking place between the duchess of sussex, meghansunday for the publication of a letter that she wrote to her father. that was accompanied by a very angry statement from prince harry denouncing the tabloid press for what he said were there intrusions into their private life and in particular the coverage of his wife while she was on maternity leave. we've learned in the last few moments and buckingham palace has confirmed that this time it is harry, the duke himself, who is taking two newspaper groups to court, mirror group newspapers and news group newspapers which own respectively the daily mirror and the sun. buckingham palace says that is in connection with what they describe as intercepted voice mail messages. the presumption is this goes back to the phone hacking scandal of the early 2000s. we know that prince harry's phone was alleged to have been hacked. we don't know anything more about it apart from the fact that at least one of the newspaper groups has confirmed that it is in receipt of this legal action will still be expe