prince william arthur phillip louis. >> the birth of prince william did a great deal for diana.h of william is a happy moment. charles enjoys being in the nursery with him. and they have that shared love. but at the same time there's a lot of tension between them. >> a princess in the most famous family in the world. diana is a young mother caught in the spotlight. >> she was meant to be a mum. she is meant to do it all and meant to do it all with a smile. that's a pretty tough brief for somebody unless there's a support crew. >> the royal family thought she wouldn't be able to cope with what was expected. her family had been couriers going back generations. they thought she was within of them. >> she said if only once or twice they would say well done but that's the way the royal family were brought up. you don't do the praise thing. >> because of her discomfort in the royal family and the issue of camilla hovering in the background, she was in a very bad way. >> well, there's no doubt she has lost weight since the birth of prince william. >> she was so thin. she was painfully

he's the perfect prince.now the light redirects itself on to his younger brother, harry. >> prince harry had a few troubled years as a teenager. there had been issues about drugs and late night drinking. he had been at a friend's fancy dressed party, unwisely dressed as a nazi. and he was pilloried in the press. >> for many years, harry, no doubt he drifted and he didn't really have a clear sense of perhaps some direction. >> at the age of 20, prince harry joins the armed forces. but he has determined this won't be a ceremonial role. he serve twos tours of duty in afghanistan. >> prince harry loved being in afghanistan. he was right on the front line, he slept in hammocks, he was treated like an ordinary person and he found a family in the army. >> he was a captain. he had a job to do. he had men to lead and that's what he did. that was probably the first time in his life that he really felt like himself. >> i think when he joined the military, that was the making of him. it shaped him in the way he looks at

proin wi prince william, who is 3, and 1-year-old prince harry. >> they are, for all intents and purposesthe perfect image of the royal family. >> i feel my role is supporting my husband and also, most importantly, being a mother and a wife. and that's what i try to achi e achieve. whether i do is another thing, but i did try. >> she gave this wonderful impression to the public. >> have you actually tried to change prince charles in any way since you got back? >> nothing dramatic. >> but behind the scenes, she is very much living a lie. >> did you know what you were taking on? >> no. i didn't. >> throughout diana's marriage to charles there was a third figure hovering around, camilla parker-bowles, the wife of one of prince charles' old friends. >> she was his first love, and he had never stopped adoring camilla. >> wilt thou have this woman to thy wedded wife? >> i will. >> charles believed he was doing the right thing in marrying diana but he knew it wasn't the deep love he had for camilla and at some point he continueds which relationship with camilla parker-bowles. he was still marrie

said publicly in front of his supporters that the crown prince his own the u.s. for protection is personal protection as well that gives a lot of pressure billet he and also a lot of literature to use and i'm not putting down much else if you want to have set up a. lack of pressure for a. close relationship that this administration has i'm just saying that it's not just the u.s. president that matters and that's why we're going to us federal courts to pressure . that ministration to reveal the things that they are stopping congress and others from saying publicly and to make it easier to identify if it would be as publicly as that are responsible person for this i want to thank all our guests allie al sharif and sought and on and thank you for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website out is there at dot com and for further discussion there to a facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter we are at a.j. inside story from me and long and the entire team here i

3 years ago 2 princes are the latest to be purged. had been turkey the commander of the saudi led war in yemen and bin turkey son is no longer deputy governor of a region in the northwest of the kingdom both are under investigation for alleged suspicious transactions and the defense ministry critics say mohammed bin solomon's anticorruption campaign is really an excuse for the 35 year old crown prince to remove anyone blocking his path to becoming king. 3 senior roles were arrested in march including the king's younger brother prince our maid bin abdul aziz and the former crown prince mohammed bin nayef a few days later police investigating bribery and exploiting public office arrested at least 300 government officials military and security officers family members of former top intelligence agent saw the jobbery have also been detained he's told to use a lawsuit in the u.s. accusing been of sending a hit squad to canada to murder him 2 years ago and in 2017 dozens of saudi royal family members ministers and businessmen were held at a

of this why does he seem to be indulging the krug this particular crown prince. moments a man has for many years been the gate keeper for some on his favorite son even from the age of 12 moments along with sitting in on on some months meetings and digesting information and learning as he went along and i think my insulin man has played a very strong role particularly since i saw man ascended to the throne and the role has much to do with the debilitating illnesses that some on heart as you know i certainly have that on good sources that he stop or some other point to mention that that means that his concentration cannot last very long at certain times who will flare up and challenge province on most acutely on the so-called christian or deal of the century when he made it very clear that your margins are moments going along with kirshner the saudis and king solomon himself certainly were not and he very firmly said no to that to that proposal the all of the century but by and large this is a frail king who is controlled pretty much entirely by this headstrong pow

to defend crown prince mohammed bin solomon anxious to protect u.s. business interests. some members of the u.s. house and senate defied the administration criticizing trump's actions and demanding that saudi arabia and the crown prince be held to account there was little response from arab countries. the cia has concluded through its investigation and that the saudi crown prince ordered the murder washington post journalist strongly showed proper going to church and church shop a new storm of criticism over the killing of saudi a wider joe lockhart show the u.s. has sanctioned some saudis in response for the crown prince has yet to face and punish the passage of time has done little to diminish interest in the case a united nations investigation also sent a k to the audio recordings leaked by turkish intelligence. we showed that to enter the consulate at 1 15 pm on the 2nd of october he went to the consul general's office where mohamed. was with my trip an officer from the saudi foreign ministry and a special guard to crown prince mohammed bin solomon they questioned me

jamil for anyone of the region you know when you start talking about a prince a crown prince you automatically think about somebody in their twenty's maybe in their thirty's this crown prince is not a young man either he's not. ruling establishment hasn't really been that youthful over this past period and that has been seen to a great extent as a positive thing because it brought about more stability brought about a lot more sensibility with regards to the way politics were done and less adventurism as we've seen when younger readers have taken. a more zealous approach to the way in which they've been running countries in neighboring countries obviously this current now the new amir pending the approval of the national assembly shift now wolf as you mention the half brother of the late amir he comes from a security background he was a minister of interior for a while he was the deputy head of the national guard in kuwait and was somebody that the late shift actually appointed as an heir parent very early on in what was seen at the time as a move to consolidate the control over the country wit

it is to mark the fact that the princes trust, his charity that the princes trust, his charity that hes helped 1 million young people. and what prince charles is talking about is going back to the 70s, actually, when he formed this trust, about the destructive hopelessness and unemployment that is now rearing its head again and according to a survey by the prince's trust it is a thing thatis by the prince's trust it is a thing that is really worrying so many young people. it is interesting, he says that, hope was scarce then and pessimism was the only thing that was in abundance and that is what we are feeling now, this echo. he is echoing really the message from his mother, the queen, who said at the beginning of lockdown back in the spring and she gave that sort of, we will get through this, we will meet again, keep your chin up sort of speech. so it is an interesting point and it is obviously very heartfelt because prince charles set up heartfelt because prince charles set up the trust using his severance pay when he left the royal navy and it does amazing work with young people all

so his health had been an issue for some time and the crown prince. had assumed some of his powers temporarily he is officially the next in line to the throne in kuwait gregory gause with us now professor of international affairs at texas a and m. university thank you for your time and your patience as well i know you've been there a long time but obviously we've got a lot of correspondence to speak to right around the world your reaction 1st of all the fact that obviously he was in ill health and we knew. he was getting medical treatment but still this is a major generational passing in the gulf and in kuwait well. it certainly depends on what important historical personage going kuwaiti got logics whether to generational change is something. christian who was also rather elderly or 80 years old or he's pretending we know most of it we're going to get a generation change. because. well because the. the new myriad have some amount of discretion as to who is from prince who will have the late rivera's factions within the ruling family and it's a relati

is expected to be sworn in as the next to me at 11 am on wednesday we modify and smooth the crown prince has always been known for his prudence honesty did occasion in devotion to serve for the benefit of kuwait and the kuwaiti people to be the basis exists to the best and sister the idea ok we'll drill down into the events of tomorrow shortly but 1st jamal takes a look back at the life and the legacy of shake. in recent years. had become recognized and relied on as a regional mediator in 2017 when g.c.c. member states saudi arabia and the united arab emirates along with egypt accused qatar of supporting what they described as terrorism and imposed a land air and sea blockade it was he who intervened the kuwaiti amir attempted to broker a settlement urged for more dialogue between the gulf rivals and pushed for reforms to prevent future disputes. no question what it meant that we have discussed the situation in the country for most known for trade dispute between our brothers in the gulf region and our efforts to contain it. was born in kuwait city in 1929 the son of ahmed their job who

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>> [indiscernible] the crown prince has said it publicly. they want nuclear weapons in saudi arabia. the good news is there technical capabilities in physics are pretty primitive. they have a long way to go. the bad news is that saudi arabia has a policy of buying what it needs to do that. i think the chinese deal in this space, i would be particularly worried. we have had rumors -- more than saudis-- for decades of having new clear -- nuclear operations. the relationship is in trouble in the mbs era, but it is a deep relationship particularly between the pakistan military and their saudi counterparts. i would like to demand as much transparency as possible and certainly encourage the committee to tell the dni that this needs to get off of the list of requirements of both saudi arabia and pakistan. >> there is an understand that -- program.ankroll do you believe if the saudis demanded to have a nuclear weapon in their arsenal, that the pakistanis would agree? >> it is a very good question, impossible to know. i think it will be more than a d

trump also made a controversial comment about saudi crown prince mohammed bin to tell us about. yeah this one not a big surprise given the president's actions were promising to hold the highest levels of the saudi government accountable for the murder of the washington post journalist. but then of course we didn't see that even though the u.s. intelligence says that the saudi crown prince likely ordered the killing with some not likely but definitely ordered the killing and this is something that the target ministration has ignored and now the u.s. president seems to be boasting about it in fact one of the quotes is that he essentially saved. and bragged about it that he protected him from congressional scrutiny and also that really sort of these ongoing concerns about the issue is just more fake news now the u.s. president also seemed to in his conversations downplay the gruesome murder making the argument that well iran is allegedly murdering 30 plus people a day so the u.s.

are veryrown princes close.is discomfort to saudi arabia that the uae was producing as much as it was. level -- the prince made clear his anger, and you can understand why. if theiraudi's, closest allies will not make cuts, what hope do they have for other countries like iraq? annmarie: we'll look forward to that december meeting. will kennedy, thank you for joining me this morning. still with us is emmanuel cau, head of european equity strategy, barclays bank. there is a piece out this morning asking if there is a contrarian buying opportunity to the energy space which has been unloved this year. emmanuel: this is something we can agree with. weeks ago we closed and did not see a lot of challenges with esg. lows.ices up 40% from the [indiscernible] commitmentre is more from opec to contain or limit supply and rebalance the market. trade, this rotation some part of the market has been strong. we think there is a cheaper option to get the claim on this energy. we think we could see some support in the short-term.

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the sunday telegraph has prince charles talking about 1 the sunday telegraph has prince charles talkingecause of the crisis, we are seeing stu d e nts because of the crisis, we are seeing students locked into their halls of residence in self isolation, just as they are going to university. such a miserable time but it is so bad for the young people and the students who are just trying to make the most of their university careers. yeah, and that side, for a long—term point of view young people will be the worst affected by the economic crisis, a crisis unlikely financial crash where a lot ofjobs this time around are not focused —— are focused on specific industries and a lot of those are those that specifically employ young people. prince charles is right to raise awareness. i'm not sure what he can constructively do but it is certainly caught young people are certainly caught young people are certainly going to be among the losers in this crisis. an stuff with the student is so devastating, they are paying huge fees to sit often in their room in rented accommodation that they are paying

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bishops they ships' who ruled as if they were princes.and their residence to it as a symbol of their wealth and influence today's palace was built in the 18th century to plans by architect balthazar noir. it's a may launch a french palace design viennese baroque and italian architectural art. a total of 40 rooms are open for viewing among the most impressive parts is the staircase with the world's largest ceiling fresco painted by giovanni party started . it's nothing short of a miracle that the vast artwork survived the 2nd world war on damaged while most of the rest of the palace was bombed. the grand white hall had to be restored. the nearer cabinet was totally destroyed but later rebuilt it may well be the costly it's room in the residence. one comes the imperial hall the palaces tour de force banquets with hundreds of guests were held here. on a visit to the it's book napoleon bonaparte is said to have remarked have sarcastically have deferentially that the residence was europe's most splendid vigor edge. verts berg is not only known

of the even to the crown prince himself that he's going to become king and the u.n. agency and the cia and others think that he ordered this premeditated assassination of soda national that's pretty serious stuff so the real issue is how can we find out. the european union has condemned bellary says government for what it calls were oppression of the people following the disappearance of 3 opposition activists maria call a sneak over who spoken at many major rallies is missing after being taken away in a van by an identified people she's been a campaign manager for opposition politicians and a vocal supporter. who is now in exile in the way they are this is completely unacceptable to you it was very very clear in our statements that we can see that the actions of the authorities in belarus unacceptable we are deeply concerned about the continued repression and intimidation of the population by unexplained our wrists very often arbitrarily our wrists our wrists of our wrists which are motivated politically this is unacceptable we call on all people who have been detai

was very specific telling the house intelligence committee that she had quote no doubt that crown prince mohammed bin psalm on was involved in the killing of jamal khashoggi her recommendations was to not allow saudi arabia the prize of hosting the g 20 and she recommended sanctions against the crowned prince himself now congress earlier had passed resolution naming the crown complicit in the murder of jamal khashoggi but as you know president trump has been defending the crown prince relentlessly the latest reporting on that trump bragging to a journalist bob woodward in his soon to be published book trump said he had saved the crown prince's expletive in trying to protect him from congress how did your castro reporting live from capitol hill many thanks did heidi. also how close in the 2nd round of iran's parliamentary elections voters in 10 constituencies were taking part after a delay due to the coronavirus pandemic the 1st round in february at the lowest voter turnout ever in the islamic republic and it resulted in the most conservative parliament its 40 year history said big report

the modify the crown prince has always been known for his prudence honesty did occasion and devotion to serve for the benefit of kuwait and the kuwaiti people to be the best successor to the based and sister. shakes of a died in the united states where he had been in hospital following surgery in july . looks back at his life in recent years. had become recognized and relied on as a regional mediator. in 2017 when g.c.c. member states saudi arabia and the united arab emirates along with egypt accused qatar of supporting what they described as terrorism and imposed a land air and sea blockade it was him who intervened the kuwaiti amir attempted to broker a settlement urged for more dialogue between the gulf rivals and pushed for reforms to prevent future disputes. no question what it meant that we have discussed the situation in the country for most unfortunate dispute between our brothers in the gulf region and our efforts to contain it. was born in kuwait city in 1929 the son of a comma there job who was a mirror from 1904 to 1950 for 4 decades he held the post of foreign minister i

i don't think prince george is going to relinquish it very easily.ng about the good news, it seems, about coronavirus today with this rapid test which provides results in 15 minutes. but let's just finally turned to the metro, jack, because it's still pretty chaotic, isn't it? forstudents jack, because it's still pretty chaotic, isn't it? for students who have not only gone through the exam fiasco, but now a lot of freshers are being locked down at university and the metro is sort of summing it allup and the metro is sort of summing it all up with carry on campus. and the headline shows the farce all of this, just seems so practical that all these young people get held into these holes of residence together, freshers' week and all the re st of together, freshers' week and all the rest of it, and anyone who spends university knows what that's like. the idea that they were all going to socially distance very carefully and stick to these slightly obscure rules that are different in different parts of the country when they have just arrived you know, you

the munich museum where it ended up wants proof that the prince is his rightful heir.be advised they say they want proof of mainzer and does them both bring in this book i've gathered all the documents the germans require showing that i am not preserved was rightfully. loquacious of than he had so much of it goes on this year for example in 1904 the better bad name to me heir to the throne i was one of the new president then the prince is an elite member of the ballet ballot chiefdom he's a member of the family but he's not the king message but what. the uganda water festival is getting started all of the honest incumbent kings have gathered. pointing about there is here to represent indelible and lineage and it was. he has little interest in the time game where the artifacts to be returned to cameroon it would serve to strengthen his rival commandos claim to the throne is. the power struggle in the bell abene family hampering the repatriation effort. the complexity distance who owns even if it's a complex matter. in our opinion there is insufficient evidence that the

william and prince harry would have been intimately involved in.m on board, and william and harry have not been getting on well. but this is part of the netflix deal harry and meghan have done. what they are talking about is a suggestion they make about their mother, which could be absolute fascinating, seen through their eyes, and certainly it is going to be an awful lot better than the other netflix project plan, a very bad taste musical about princess diana. i would bad taste musical about princess diana. iwould much bad taste musical about princess diana. i would much rather see something with a cooperation of harry and william. 10, is there something you would watch?|j harry and william. 10, is there something you would watch? i must say that i would not be rushing home to switch the television on to watch it. i have a feeling we have been down that route so feeling we have been down that route so many times. yes, there is a different angle, i suppose, from william and henry muh through their eyes as her sons, but i am getting a sort of weary

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well 1st we will have the incumbent mayor who was the crown prince now off. of the sabar who are the half brother as you mentioned that you will be. present at the national assembly which is essentially the parliament of kuwait he has already been nominated by the cabinets and obviously with the blessing of the elders of the. ruling family as the new amir so it will be essentially very much a procedural. thing that will take place tomorrow this will put him in a position for when a funeral does take place for the late amir and it's expected obviously a states one to happen with world leaders turning than he would be on par with those who come from different countries to receive their respects or for them to pay their respects and for this new amir to receive it's obviously what these procedurals show of kuwait is that it's not just an issue of a monarchy where one person has passed and the next in line assumes power but there are certain checks that need or thoughts and steps that need to be checked for us we started with the consultations between the senior

president donald trump taking the opposite stance steadfastly defending the crown prince to this day in fact in soon to be published memoir a book written by a vet. and journalist bob woodward of trump is said to have bragged to woodward back in january that he quote saved the crown prince's expletive by protecting him from the u.s. congress i was there as hard as your castro lives there in washington d.c. how do many thanks indeed china's foreign ministry says that both india and china have a responsibility to keep communicating of the growing tension on the disputed border at a meeting with foreign ministers in moscow wearing a said that they've agreed to compromise and to deescalate the situation it comes days after shots were fired across the border for the 1st time in 45 years in june 20 indian soldiers were killed in hand to hand combat the chinese troops in the region trying to kojo should be the top priority now is not to break our promises and not to open fire this is our agreement reached a long time ago opening fire is not allowed because it will lead to a bad ending also

prince harry is already executive lee producing something with apple.le. yes, they've got a lot of stuff to look forward to. so, do reckon it was basically about who will cough up the most to get them? of course come with a bot to a very expensive home in the united states. i guess they've got to make some money now. you know, they haven't confirmed what the deal ended up being. there are estimates that it was north of $100 million, iassumed are estimates that it was north of $100 million, i assumed that it was based a lot on it, yes, price tag, but also creative control and how that castes tell their story. when it comes to content, they wanted to be hopeful, they also talk about, you know, seeing as they are new pa rents, you know, seeing as they are new parents, something to do with families. will we know what kind of issues they are going to be looking at ‘s of course, the 0bama cs, the documentary that they were supporting one and oscar. yes. we know that they want inspirational programming, as they said that they are parents of young when they sig

prince harry is already executive producing something with apple.h, they have got a lot of stuff to look forward to. so, do you reckon it was basically about who will cough up the most to get them? of course, they've bought a very expensive home in the united states. i guess they've got to make some money now. you know, they haven't confirmed what the deal ended up being. there are estimates that it was north of $100 million. i would assume that it's based a lot on, yes, price tag, but also creative control, and how they can best tell their story. now, when it comes to the contents, they wanted to be hopeful. they also talk about, you know, seeing as they are new parents about something to do with families. will we know what kind of issues they are going to be looking up. of course, the 0bama is, the documentary they were supporting one in 0scar. yes. we know that they want inspirational programming, as they said that they are the parents of young child. when they signed with their speaking agency, the harry walker agency, they said that they were g

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knowing a man so i was surprised by their 2 official gee sounds made the saudi king and crown prince in the weeks after they found his killing the cia and other intelligence agencies have said there's a direct link between the crown prince and the murda the case caused worldwide outrage and tarnished mohammed bin sahlins reputation but several of those in the hit squad coming from. in his inner circle though he denies involvement the u.n. experts who investigated murder in a series of tweets the saudi prosecutor performed one more act today in this parody of justice but these verdicts carry no legal or moral legitimacy she went on to say that crown prince mohammed bin solomon remained well protected against any meaningful scrutiny in his country and that the verdicts can't be allowed to whitewash what happened the saudi prosecutor says this causes the case both privately and publicly many though say justice for who has not been served brian al jazeera. of an opposition leader is missing after being snatched off the streets by master men and taken away in a van all of this in the cent

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in 2006 when the media came to power the crown prince has been active in the kuwaiti government for 52 years after attending university in the united kingdom. full time but account is the director of the center for conflict and humanitarian studies at the doha institute sultan your thoughts at this time please. well obviously this this is a very sad news it wasn't entirely unexpected in the last couple of months there has been some new some news coming out from the united states to guarding the ill health of the emir but nevertheless it is sad and i think it has left the region. worse off than a few days ago the mayor of kuwait has been recognized for being a unique diplomat over the last 4 decades or so 1st when he served as asms of foreign affairs but also recently as an in your he employed his dramatic skills in a very. special way across the region and led the mediation effort in a number of countries but i think for us those of us who work in the humanitarian he would be remembered as a humanitarian leader and he was in fact nice by the united nations as a leader ringback and f

lasting tribute to ruth bader ginsburg and the political fire storm over her potential successor >> prince harry and meghan markle face a wave of backlash from president trump "early today" starts right now >> good thursday morning >> there is renewed outrage from coast to coast over the death of breonna taylor none of the officers involved in taylor's death is facing homicide charges tejss are high overnight two officers were shot buzz one needed to have surgery. here's what the police chief had to say >> i am very concerned about the safety of our officers we've had two officers shot tonight. it's a very dangerous condition. i think the safety of our officers is of utmost consideration. 46 arrests were made during these protests we're joined by gabe gutierrez who is on the ground in kentucky >> reporter: louisville is under a state of emergency and now there's an overnight curfew. >> louisville is increasingly on edge, police in riot gear making arrests after the long awaited announcement no officers charged with causing breonna's death. tensions are rising here, the city sealed off abou

congress sought to block weapon sales and take punitive action against the saudi crown prince following the death of journalist. trump has hinted the saudis could be the next country to strike a deal with israel so he arabia was doing things that they're not doing anymore and so are other countries and neighbors they are doing things that they just. would never have done that the agreements come less 'd than 2 months before the u.s. election and already president trump is touting the deals as a major foreign policy victory can really help get al-jazeera the white house. refugees in the great town of les boss demanding permission to leave for the island for the mainland rather off the 2 fires destroyed the overcrowded camp more than 12000 people are now sleeping on the streets and say that and i've enough food or water reports from. a refugee protest attempts to put a police blockade behind that blockade thousands of asylum seekers from the incinerated morea camp are sleeping on the highway they hope to be allowed to leave lesbos and reach mainland greece but the government wants them to

and in kuwait's case the crown prince the appointed crown prince is actually also rather an old man as well so interesting to see what path kuwait takes from here. thank you come on no doubt this is sort of the moment to the gulf. 1 and to the kuwaitis 1 this is the leader 1 will experience to lead it in politics in knows. new video well you know 1 4 what was happening in the gulf he was able to protect kuwait in a very critical time 4 no doubt know he would be best in the country in the gulf. i think it's all the that this is a very critical time for the gulf that is the person who led the mediation on the major crisis in the gulf in the last 20 years and he was always ahead of maintaining the ability and pushing back any possibility to have a confrontation and the gulf so that is that's a something to be remembered i think this fingerprint was was be kept them in mind . and look at the future of kuwait 2 and the the new leadership of course we know that you know she has no wife is beautiful denies khana presence and is expected to be called by the parliament in kuwait as a new i mean

sanctions against the saudi crown prince the moment that we give up. people like him will win and that's why we cannot give up and that's why we need to send a message that you cannot do this to fellow human beings heidi castro al-jazeera washington there's been a memorial services across the u.s. for nearly 3000 people killed in the 911 attacks 19 years ago hundreds of people paid their respects to those who died after 2 hijacked passenger jet slammed into the twin towers crowds are limited to because of the coronavirus pandemic democratic presidential nominee joe biden and vice president mike pence were at the ceremony donald trump observed a minute's silence while on the presidential jet air force one. well known 11 is also a significant date in chile protesters in santiago have mocked the overthrow of the 1st socialist president 47 years ago salvador allende was killed during a u.s. backed through latin america at its odyssey and human as i riot police were out in force using acid laced water cannons and tear gas to disperse demonstrators who come