and let's go to data reporter yon philip charles he's standing by in seville philip this is a grim discovery at these nursing homes what more can you tell us about the situation. the spanish defense minister. disinfecting residencies when they witness those traumatizing scenes people suffocating people abandoned people isn't dead in their own beds and prosecutors have already started an investigation no doubt so statements of the nurses saying and the caissons are not very sad they have just done that job and that's actually followed protocol because they have to release the dead bodies in their beds and so the funeral services are rice and this can take more than one day at the moment and they also say that they have the front line of the outbreak and stand not even whether to take that themselves and exactly this problem that medical personnel is not ready to take that. in the newest numbers. where it goes unchecked and in spain this is about 15 percent of the entire people that are in it i think we have to be careful with the percentage because it also could mean that. first not just gets

philip chose it for his son because it was the school he was at in the 1930s. >> philip had been a terrific success there and so he believed that this school would fit charles toear the crown. you couldn't have a wimp sitting on the throne. >> his parents very much wanted prince charles to be treated just like anybody else. but he wasn't anybody else. >> and so, he was ostracized by the other pupils. >> he was so vulnerable and such an easy target. >> they set in dormitories and come across him, beat him up at night. he was unmercifully bullied. >> he emerged from his education with a lack of self-confidence and constant worry about whether he was doing the right thing. >> charles' whole existence is totally defined by the family firm and by his position within it. >> queen elizabeth inherited this idea from her own mother and father that she's supposed to belong to a model family, that they're supposed to represent something to the nation. >> so the heir to the throne needs a suitable bride. >> a spouse had to be spotless beyond any doubt, no unpleasant details about their previous lives, and there weren't that many people around that would fit the bill. >> w

charles philip arthur george, will thou have this woman to thy wedded wife? >> i will. >> diana frances. will thy have this man thy wedded husband? >> i will. >> charles persuaded himself that hee in love with diana, at least enough in love to get married. >> prince charles, lady di ana and the marriage that would change the windsors forever it airs tomorrow night at 10:00 eastern on cnn. >>> this afternoon we want to introduce you to the first cnn hero of 2020. linda downty she became a marine biologist. when state and government funding vanished and local wild life organizations closed their doors she dove in to fill the gap in care. meet the seal rescuer. >> releasing a seal is really bittersweet and as much as i'm excited to see that animal be released it's also hard in the sense of seeing the animal now gone. >> know that you're going back to the ocean? >> so any seal that we rescue and the ultimate goal is for that animal to be released back in the ocean. >> ahh! >> i feel this intense responsibility to help these animals and really, this is what i was put on this earth to do. yay! [ cheers and applause ] >> you can watch anderson cooper's full update and nominate someon

charles philip arthur george, willett thou have this woman as your wedded wife? >> i will. >> diana frances, will you thai have this man as your wedded husband? >> i will. >> charles persuaded himself that heith diana. at least enough in love to get married. >> all right, different time in place. you know, speaking of body language, okay, opposite of warm? >> well, it's such a sad story, looking back at it now. the whole of britain, the whole world, a billion people watched that wedding of charles and diana. they thought it was this magical fairy tale, charles had finally found the perfect bride to be queen. and yet now we know, it was tragedy and heartbreak behind the scenes. diana had actually wanted not to go through with the wedding. she wanted to stop it, because she realized that he was still in love with camilla, so it's painful to watch in a historical sense. >> and i was one

charles wants a test, maybe he should get a test. we are told the queen it now at age 9 93 93 at her husband prince philip, aged 98 remain in good healthe been tested. neil, back to you. >> neil: all right, anita. remind me not to mess with jonathan's mom. the world wants are extraordinary. why do you think of all of this? what happens now? >> i mean, honestly, the thing that every one wants to pry towards now is the health of the royal family. they are in their 90s. we do know that prince charles spent time with his mother on march 12th. now his doctors said, he probably wasn't contagious until march 13th. but that is really playing it very close to the line. i think that we all want to make sure that the queen's and asked good health as possible particularly given her age. >> neil: two they spread out as a royal family? how do they handle this when they all go into -- i will collect quarantine -- but something close to it. >> they are all spread out and in completely different residences. william and kate are in more folks with their children. and the queen and prince philip are both at windsor castle. they are about as far apart as

he contracted the coronavirus with. the queen is now with price philip. we're told she last saw prince charles on the 12th of march. michael? >> all right, james. thank you so much for that. >>> the transportation industry has taken a huge hit in this crisis. look at this sign of the times. with airlines cutting back on flights, this sight outside of los angeles in one of the several airfields known as a boneyard until full service is resumed. right there it is full. on the seas, passengers from "the grand princess," leaving quarantine one month after they first boarded. we're learning about trouble on a new ship. 77 people falling ill with flu-like symptoms and gio benitez is at a cruise ship terminal here in new york city with more this morning. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, michael. good morning to you. yeah, the cruise was supposed to end on saturday. now five days later, those passengers are still on board, stuck at sea, this morning they're sending us their desperate messages. this morning, 77 passengers and crew with flu-like symptoms stranded on board this cruise ship off the coast of south america m

philip's health. we understand, the queen is in good health. we do not know whether she has been tested. we understand that the duke did not meet prince charles when heshares the same travails as the rest of the family. one member, prince charles, has tested positive for coronavirus. our understanding is that no one else has been affected. prince charles and his wife camilla are self isolating. the queen and duke of edinburgh as well due to their age. and life goes on as close to normal as possible. you have been talking about each other on the 13th. i think it was the ninth when we saw many members of the royal family in public in westminster abbey. that is right. that was the commonwealth day service, which was of course, the last appearance of harry and meghan, as well before they went over to canada, the duke and duchess of sussex, before they went over to canada. as you say, a large gathering of the royal family, it is one of the most important days of the year for the royal year. the doctor's advice is that the prince would not have been contagious up until the 13th. again, they are working on presumably his symptoms, the date that he has taken