sorry i keep interrupting, the problem with prince charles is that the more prince charles is that thes, the more people wa nt prince william does, the more people want him, to skip one... this is like a reality to be so. it is but it is not. if that queen and hopefully this will not happen very soon, if she needs to step aside because the council is getting older, then the line of secession continues. this was the same issue with a bit tory. edward vii came in as an old guy. —— with victoria. a lot of people maybe even envy this country because there is a head of state, back off of these, and all the things churning and going on, she is there. do you feel sorry for prince charles? he has been waiting for this is a lie. since three years old. i have never thought of that. have you watched their crowd? you quys have you watched their crowd? you guys have talked about this.|j have you watched their crowd? you guys have talked about this. i am going to phone you and make sure you watch it. -- the crown. it becomes an ever more harrowing read. this is an ever more harrowing read. this is a

she will not be standing down and allowing prince charles to take over.en she took the throne she would stick to the job. we have seen a lot more of prince charles and less of the queen. and the duke of edinburgh. we are seeing more of william and kate. there has been a shift in the royal family tee we have very little threshold for longevity in the current era. we like to think there is a soap opera going on in the royal family. of course there isn't one. the queen's ancestor, queen victoria, she also had a son who didn't, go to the throne until late in life. we don't know these people. but they are probably laughing a story like this. she is committed to a job, she loves doing it. she looks great. she visited grant holt tower. her aides nowadays —— visited grant holt tower. her aides nowadays — — her visited grant holt tower. her aides nowadays —— her aides nowadays, she is an old lady but she is not as old as it used to be. she has turned it around, not single—handedly, i'm sure. but she has gone through some very dark times one the royal family's futu

it was her sister who was dating the future king of england, prince charles. few knew he was on a mission. >> it was time he was under pressure. >> the editor at rge. later became close friends with diana and covered prince charles. >> he felt pressure from his family, his friends. pressure from himself. he knew his duty was to have a son to secure. he had to find someone with whom he can have a family. >> someone like lady diana spencer. at that time it was absolutely imperative for the heir to marry an aristocrat who was not a roman catholic and who was a virgin. she was on paper absolutely 100% perfect. >> so perfect that behind the scenes charles and diana's grandmothers were helping move things along. >> so the stars were in alignment. diana was almost plucked and chosen for charles. >> the two began dating in that royal kind of way. >> when she referred to him she had to call him sir. it was a really different kind of dating that anyone else would do. >> the british press was eager to discover just who prince charles might marry. here is the very first p

it comes when polls show that the public mood is dipping slightly towards prince charles. could, they might push prince william forward and it might be now that public opinion will go up, to show there was a more human side to him. the financialtimes, vanilla crisis puts the posh ice cream market in a while. this is a story on the scale of the shocking avocado overpriced, how will the middle classes coke? 0f avocado overpriced, how will the middle classes coke? of a few weeks ago. we are talking first world problems. there is a posh london ice cream chain, which i have to say i have been known to frequent. there isa have been known to frequent. there is a branch near me which has had to ta ke is a branch near me which has had to take vanilla off the menu because the vanilla crop from madagascar has been hit by a cyclone and this year the price of vanilla is excessively high and these ice cream parlours cannot survive. if you like mr wimpy, you will be all right, but not the real thing. wimpy, you will be all right, but not the realthing. if wimpy, you will be all right, but

it also says the princes have praised their father prince charles.he north of england, the yorkshire post has an exclusive interview with the transport secretary. chris grayling said it is not the government'sjobs to grayling said it is not the government's jobs to advance a crossrail for government's jobs to advance a crossrailfor north. government's jobs to advance a crossrail for north. many people will wonder why not. the times, europe under threat. an arresting picture. of the troops and an operation trying to deal with migrants trying to cross the mediterranean. and a familiar refrain and fear that in that boat of migrants, maybe people posing as terrorists. this is something we heard several years ago from figures like nigel farage. right now we have the libyan prime minister in this investigation, warding europe will be increasingly at risk unless more is done to help them stand the number of migrants heading to italy and the rest of europe. italy is suffering a lot from this and they feel abandoned by the rest of europe when it comes to deal

prince charles is 32 years old.arry and to produce an he ich heir to the throne. >> you just knew from the buzz in the air, there was a lot of pressure on charles to pick a suitable mate. >> was it an arranged marriage? >> diana's grandmother was lady in waiting to queen elizabeth, the queen mother. queen elizabeth the queen mother doted on charles and whispered in his ear about this beautiful young girl. it was a setup. >> i think the phrase was that she would be the perfect broodma broodmare. >> for rearing children? >> right. >> charles would have to decide whether he wanted to marry her, but who couldn't want to marry that beautiful young thing? and he thought that she would toe the party line. >> toe the party line, behave like a royal and always put the monarchy first, no matter what the circumstances. >> in february 1981, barely six months after they started dating, it becomes official. charles and diana are engaged. >> wonderful sapphire and diamonds. >> it is diana's first official press appearance. >> i wa

ta kes arrangement where prince charles takes over.at nobody is planning for a regency, neither buckingham palace nor clarence house, and that this pledge the queen made on her 21st birthday, i declare that my whole life, long or short, shall be devoted to your service, she intends to completely honour that, even up to completely honour that, even up to her 95th birthday. she will be delegating more duties to prince william and charles and so on. we are seeing the younger royals taking up are seeing the younger royals taking up more of an active role. and members of the public seem to like that. but in terms of the queen standing down, that is difficult to fathom. with brexit, a big constitutional moment for the uk, and the issues around charles and camilla, ican and the issues around charles and camilla, i can imagine that the last thing people want would be for this massively respected sovereign to invoke the 1937 regency act and step back. it isjust not the right time for it. providing her health is up to it and she has no intention

prince charles decides to go public with an authorized biography and interview. >> this is what happens when you get into a pr war. it's a race to the bottom. >> making television history and dropping a bombshell. >> did you try to be faithful and honorable to your wife when you took on the vow of marriage? >> yes. absolutely. >> and you were? >> yes. until it became irretrievably broken down. >> on the night the interview air, diana fires silently back with one dress. >> that picture spoke a million words. >> what was she saying with that picture? >> anything you can do, i can do better. >> including a television interview. a little more than a year later, diana sneaks a tv news crew into her home for a tell-all interview. >> what was your reaction? >> silly woman, was my immediate reaction. you've done your dirty washing with the andrew morton book in '92. why do it all over again? >> the interview was the incendiary device in the middle of the house of windsor that blew up and nothing was ever the same again. >> just one month later, buckingham palace announces the divorce, putting d

a fight for prince charles's heart with camilla parker-bowles, the woman he never gave up. ncess's heartbreak up close. >> she did love the prince of wales. i could see the anguish. i could see the unhappiness. >> reporter: that strife played across millions of television screens. from the prince's admission in an itv documentary -- >> it became irretrievably broken down. >> reporter: -- to diana's well-known 1995 bbc interview. >> well, there were three of us in this marriage. so it was a bit crowded. >> reporter: this interview the final straw for the monarchy. >> the queen has sent a letter to her son, prince charles and his estranged wife, diana, the princess of wales, asking them to get a divorce, and soon. >> reporter: but possibly, despite the wishes of the palace, diana remained in the spotlight. >> they kick you out, like they're going to need a deep sea diver to find you. but nobody's going to play diana like that. >> reporter: continuing to use the attention to shed light on issues like aids, homelessness, and landmines. >> there would not be necessarily a george

prince charles will some day become the british monarch. there you go.you were worried about that, sean bell. >> they're out there living celebrity lives any way. >> i know. speaking of celebrity lives tmz up next. followed by dish nation at midnight. stay tuned for chasing news at 12:30. simpsons back here at 4am. none of us one. >> sue serio and bob kelly. >> there you go. ♪ ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get 0% apr financing for 63 months on all new 2017 outbacks. ends august 31. announcer: today on "tmz" -- >> so donald trump said some really off the wall things as usual at his rally in phoenix. the guy who actually stole the show said something maybe a little more controversial. >> the guy holding the blacks for trump sign at the rally, he's got this really, really crazy website. >> it is bizarre what's on this website. >> he's called barack obama the beast, hillary clinton a

prince charles will some day become the british monarch. there you go.you were worried about that, sean bell. >> they're out there living celebrity lives any way. >> i know. speaking of celebrity lives tmz up next. followed by dish nation at midnight. stay tuned for chasing news at 12:30. simpsons back >>> this is good day philadelphia. >>> happening right now, on good day philadelphia, braking overnight a 11 year old boy fighting for his life after being shot. why police believe this may have been a terrible accident. >> and a stunning reversal. a south jersey man admits he did kill his young son after all. >> also ahead this morning, homes and cars, tags spray panel dollars with words and symbols, so owns i have, you know the deal, we can't show it to you on tv. neighbors say they've had enough. >> and we have got a winner, one single ticket with the winning powerball numbers is out there. and we did have a couple local winners of some of the smaller prizes. we'll let you know. >> didn't hit one single number, and that's why we're here on this thursday

by now, prince charles had arrived in paris greeted by a hoard of photographers, including pierre suhked at him through my telephoto and saw somebody shattered. i could see the despair of that man. i hope i will never take a picture like this again. >> later that day, diana's body would be flown back to london for the funeral and burial. but photographer arthur edwards whose picture 17 years earlier first introduced diana to the world would now take his last photo of her. >> as the coffin come out, it started to hit me and i realized this was the big moment i had to get this picture. and i started to y. >> diana's old friend and confidante was watching it all on television where he got the tragic news like everyone else. >> it was a tragedy, absolute tragedy. it was a sad, sad that it happened and for me, it was the last. >> we'd been through a lot. >> you changed her life. >> she changed her life. >> later that morning came the public outpouring, and it was unlike anything in the history of the monarchy. >> outside st. james pal athousands waited. some for as long as seven hours. >>

>> at the time the tapes were made the world still believed in her story book marriage to prince charless. charles was in love with another woman, camilla parker-bowles, whom he married in 2005. >> i once heard him only telephone saying no matter what happens i'll always love you. >> when she married prince charles, she thought she was marrying the fairy tale prince, but he was in love with somebody else, and the family was very unnurturing and cold. >> tina brown wrote the documentation tar's companion book diana in her own words. it's truly that, diana in her own words. just the princess of wales telling the story. >> i think that's why people are still so interested in her. >> she had a good heart. >> there are six upcoming specials and that's just in the u.s. alone. >>> coming up, jessica chastain takes on a real-life poker princess. your first look at "molly's game" is next. travel consideration provided by -- >>> before we go, a big congratulations to jesse palmer, he's going to be the new host of daily mail tv which premieres september 18th. >> so happy for him, i think they found

i am not sure if it will make any difference but it will not be nice breakfast reading for prince charles has waited for such a long time! the times, page seven. police resignations double in a four years. why are so many people leaving the force? they are fed up and worried about safety and resources and this is what the story is saying. it is a freedom of information request posed by the times which has leal —— which has yielded this information. the number of police officers or police staff quitting is at a record high and it has doubled since 2011 on what the story is saying that while certain types of crime on the up police numbers are at a 30 year low and it is important to note that the number of resignations that we are seeing is in addition to those retiring. this is a fair number of people and it does add to this growing chorus of calls for amber rudd the home secretary to pump more money into the police force. if they are overstretched stress levels and sickness levels rise and there stresses and strains keep growing. we forget what we are asking police office rs we forget what

prince charles and lady diana can be seen in high definition the 36 year-old film has been restored just ahead of the 20th anniversary of diana's death. >> transferring it for the first time far larger resolution which allows to you see far more details within the film you would not have been able to see before. >> july 1981 diana spencer married prince charles in the stunning royal ceremony that has been in the cathedral in london. the coverage on tv, was seen by almost a billion people around the world at the time. >> diana fran zest will you have this man to be wedded husband and for sake all other keep unto him. >> i will. >> reporter: after exchanging vows diana became princess of wales, she was adored by the public but separated from charles 11 years later knowing that she would never become queen. >> unaudible. >> that she would be someone who royal version of jackie o. >> reporter: world prepared to mark her tragic death iconic shots of her on the balcony of buckingham palace can be seen in more detail then ever before. gavin ramshaw for cbs news, london. >>> still ahead right he

." ♪ >>> 20 years since her tragic death, princess diana's marriage to prince charles is now at the centerf a new controversy. >> it involves some video tapes of diana that she never knew would become public and now are about to be seen by millions around the world. her family and friends fighting to keep the films private. >> reporter: six days before the debut of the british channel 4 documentary, diana in her own words, friends of the late princess speaking out against its release, saying the tapes are a betrayal of diana's privacy. the footage seen here in the trailer includes sessions diana had with her voice coach in 1 they are more like privacy sessions of her private thoughts. >> she went to the queen, explaining all of the trouble she had with her husband. and the queen just shrugged her shoulders and basically told her to get on with it. >> reporter: when the tapes were first unearthed after her death, her brother said they belonged to the family. but after a long legal dispute they were returned to the photographer in 2004. they were aired in the states but never shown in the uk

made with the princess of wales' voice coach in which she speaks freely about her love life, prince charles relationship with the queen. royal biographer is here to discuss it live with us in london this hour. good to have you with us. it is important to point out, hugo, that these excerpts, the tapes, they've aired before in the united states several years ago but have never been shown before on british television. >> yes, that's true. we haven't seen them, and i don't really remember us being aware over here that they had been shown in the united states beforehand. i personally think it's a great pity that they're being aired because i'm not sure that the princess of wales 25 years on nearly would wish this to come out at this point. they were privately made. it's rather a difficult issue. >> 20 years on, here we are with this documentary set to air in the uk. the excerpts display a very candid, very frank comments made by princess diana on a range of different personal topics, but it also may leave many asking if there are some things that are just left better unsaid. >> yes, that's very

outrage and reveals intimate tapes of the princess talking of her life, troubled marriage to prince charlessions with her speech coach. charlie d'agata has more from london. >> it was behind the walls, princess diana's palace where the walls took place. critics say behind the walls is where it should have stayed. out of respect to the controversy, we have chosen not to take any direct quotes, from the documentary. the documentary is called diana in her own words. whether princess diana ever wanted to share the words to a wider audience is another matter. >> this is like people stopping for a motor way pileup to see if there are any dead bodies. it is just, just horrible. >> royal biographer, penny juner says diana would never have revealed such intimate facts about her personal life, her married life, each her sex life. knowing her sons may one day hear it. >> they are deeply personal, they are extremely, they would, will be, extremely humiliating to the prince of wales, damaging to the royal family, hurtful to, to william and harry, and, and diana's sisters and brother. >> they were filmed

. >> when she married prince charles, she thought she was marrying the fairy tale prince, but he wash somebody else, and the family was very unnurturing and cold. >> the documentary airing tonight on nat neo, diana in her own words. just the princess of wales telling the story. >> i think that's why people are still so interested in her. >> she had a good heart. >> six upcoming specials and that's just in the u.s. alone. >>> coming up, jessica chastain takes on a real-life poker princess. your first look at "molly's game" is next. eight: white supremacist leaders say they will be more active than ever following a weekend of violence in virginia. and the president responds to criticism saying he delayed calling out the hate groups gunfire again on an east bay freeway,..this time a victim shot in the head. what c-h-p is saying about the violence. i'm grant lodes i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. >>> before we go, a big congratulations to jesse palmer, he's going to be the new host of daily mail tv, september 18th. >> so happy for him, i think they found the right man to q

. >> harry confirms it was prince charles their sons o their mother's death, he was there for us. prince william said he refused to let the death break him instead he and hear lived lives that would make her proud. >> if you have an important meeting at work, find out why you have it before lunch. >>> see why philadelphia's was being pursued by a pint size police officer. >>> the the philadelphia police force rider simms. he was sworn in by an honorary officer yesterday. he was sensory processing disorder when he is at his home he likes to wear a small police uniform that makes him feel invincible. upon learning his love for law enforce him the city's cop invited him to be in. ryder. >> reporter: no overnight construction closures on the vine street expressway we're enjoying that break enthough -- even though there's work on 76, but 676. if you ride the you'll be on the buses market and 63ed and lancaster -- 64rd and lancaster. >> reporter: this is the day we've been waiting for. lots of sunshine, 66 degrees, cool and comfortable to start on it this morning, 78 by noon, great day f

. >> when she married prince charles, she thought she was marrying the fairy tale prince, but he wash somebody else, and the family was very unnurturing and cold. >> the documentary airing tonight on nat neo, diana in her own words. just the princess of wales telling the story. >> i think that's why people are still so interested in her. >> she had a good heart. >> six upcoming specials and that's just in the u.s. alone. >>> coming up, jessica chastain takes on a real-life poker princess. your first look at "molly's game" is next. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. ykeep you sidelined.ng that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing...

meanwhile, the daily mail writes that prince charles has seen a drop in his popularity rating in the0th anniversary of princess diana's death. the times says children are being exposed to an increase in gambling adverts as betting websites push for new customers. and the guardian says the crown prosecution service is to crack down on social media hate crimes, making them as serious as offences carried out face to face. that is one of the stories will be talking about in a moment. however, good evening do you both. we start off with the times. this fascinating link, the latest information on the spend terror attacks. to brussels, how is this be made? there it is an times, who is suspected. and good on the times, this is the first ever that has this on the front page. so an imam suspected of masterminding the us learn attack also travelled often to belgium, a connections to paris, and seems to have been a major, kind of, dark figure, a groomer, almost, of young men, into jihadism and terror. but they have made a number of links. what is fascinating is this a3, the audi, caught in cambr

meanwhile, the daily mail rides that prince charles has seen a drop of his popularity ratings in theh anniversary of princess diana's death. and the times says children are being exposed to an increase in gambling adverts as backing websites push the new customers. and the guardian says that the crown prosecution service ‘s needs to crack down on social media and hate crimes making them are serious as offences carried out face—to—face. that was appalled poster of the front pages. we will staff of our chart, good morning, not morning, good evening. laughter morning soon. let staff at the times, fascinating new link in the times, fascinating new link in the barcelona attacks, being made with brussels. they say that this man, who got blown up in the explosion happened at london 25 miles away from barcelona was involved with the brussels bombings, was possibly also involved with french terror attacks because a p pa re ntly french terror attacks because apparently he'd been to france often. the car that was involved in the terror attack had been in france only a few weeks ago. and, it see

this is not true, of course, of prince charles who had been raised in a victorian atmosphere.at to see you. >> i loved what you write when she's confronted by the royal family and she says, excuse me, but my title has much more history than yours. >> correct. >> yeah. >> tina brown, thank you. >> thank you. >>> a new housing trend is bringing the farm even closer to the table. ahead how rural life is surrounding suburban neighborhoods and teaching >>> good morning from our kpix 5 studios. right now outside we have a layer of clouds from the coast into the bay and temperatures are in the 50s and the 60s. they will be rotating around today with 60s, 70s, 80s, and low 90s. we do see a 30 degree temperature span on tuesday and it is warmer wednesday. >>> a rising number of new neighborhoods are being built around farms. they're called agrihoods. they can work on fully functional farms and bring fresh produce home. there are agrihoods in more than two dozen states. chip reid is one of the largest in ashburn, virginia. chip, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's a beautiful

the associated press marking the 36 anniversary of princess dian diana's wedding to prince charles by of the ceremony. you can watch the 25 minute clip on youtube. they got married back in 1981 if you can believe it, a long time ago. they were divorced in 1996, a year before the princess was killed in a paris car crash. >> jon: right now federal authorities are predicting catastrophic damage as hurricane harvey takes aim at the texas coast. fema administrator says the agency is on top of the situation, tweeting... chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is following all of this from washington. >> this is the first real test for fema under the trump administration, fema is one of the components of homeland security and its new administrator has been in the job two months. this morning fema release this photo on twitter of the situation room meeting in washington with the administrator getting an update on the movement as well as conditions on the ground. fema is sending 250,000 meals, 4,000 tarps and 70,000 liters of water to the randolph air force base near san antonio. f

in the tapes, diana talks openly about her marriage to prince charles. >> i was brought up and -- >> diana speaks freely on the recordings about their dull sex life, and hints about the prince having an affair with camilla parker bowls. she attempts to get the queen's help. the royal family has declined to comment on the recordings. almost 20 years have passed since her death. but no matter which side of the controversy surrounding the release of the documentary people may fall. one thing is clear. the diana in these videos is so vibrant, it's almost impossible not to be taken back to the time when her every move seemed to captivate the world. max foster, cnn london. >>> still ahead, the president of the united states launches a video series on his facebook page called news of the week from trump tower. what's behind this? >>> the fastest man in the world, usain bolt upset, beat by his rival, justin gatlin. next hour, we'll be talking with gatlin about the race and what's next. wow! yeah. it's nice that every bad decision doesn't have to be permenant! ditch verizon. keep your phone. w

and i told him -- >> when she married prince charles, she really thought she was marrying the fairy tale her forever. he was in love with somebody else, and the family was very unnourishing and very cold. >> tina brown wrote the forward to the documentary companion book, which aired mondayed on nat geo, "diana in her own words" is truly that. no other interviews, no narration, just the princess of wales telling her side of the story. >> i think the tape reminded me again of how much she has been through and how painful it had all been for her, actually. >> well, the fascination with the people's princess will continue all month long with six upcoming specials stateside alone. >>> on the way, in the kitchen with gordon ramsey. how the swearing chef gets around the sensors. >> we know that you can get a little heated, gordon. >>> then guy fieri takes us on the road. the new show with his family packed into an rv. >> now we go to commercial. >> we'll hang out, drink some wine. maybe call your ex. >> j. lo wants you to go drinking with her. how you can go on a vineyard date. >>> but tonight

. >> they explore prince charles' affair, she shared with her dance teacher and allen. >> i was worried about what she was telling me, and i was shocked. i know she didn't ask camila to leave her husband alone. >> according to diana's page when she confronted charles about camila, she said, quote, i refuse to be the only prince of wales who never had a mistress. >>> last night on tv, things got wild on "the bachelorette" in the men tell all. after demario's skanld skand olds on that show, but does he have a to rehash his image? >> you're on dts dts. that has been -- >> i can't speak on, that but it would be great to get on there and, you know, make america smile again. >> safe to say he is interested. a source close to demario tells "e.t." he is already in talks and there is a, quote, farley good likelihood it will happen. >> you got some skills? >> i have a little bit of skill, yeah. >> if he hits the floor, demario will mirror the playbook like ryan lochte. >> i would close that door and open new door. >> there was a naked pool encounter with corinne olympios that temporarily shut dow

.>> diana married prince charles in a stunning ceremony that has been-- that happened in paul's cathedral in london. the coverage on tv was seen by almost 1 billion people around the world. >> diana francis, will thou have they man die what it husband and forsaking all other on to him? >> i will. >> diana became the princess of wales and was adored by the public but separated from charles 11 years later knowing she would never become queen. >> she would one day make a life out of herself. >> as the world prepares to marker tragic death the iconic shots of her on the balcony can now be seen in more detail than ever before. >>> now, wusa9 first alert weather, dc's most accurate forecast . >>> going to be a rough weekend. >> we could see heavy rain monday and tuesday, that's the problem. a live look, this is an awesome picture. hurricane force wind is offshore and it appears that between corpus christi and a little further north that's where it will make landfall later tonight. wind is up to 125 with sustained and gusts higher than that. report live of is very close to port o'connor. places

this angle looks at the effect now on prince charles and camilla, the duchess of cornwall, which is quitet and interesting question to ask. 0bviously, these tapes that they were discussing backstage half past princess diana in a very good light, we now have 20 years between what her death and today to reflect on why she was so unhappy in our marriage and all of these claims that were made about her being unhinged and mentally unstable and this far more kind of mental health conscious times, i think we are looking at a young woman who married into the royal family at 19, married for love and did not realise at the time that her husband was seeing another woman and that continued throughout the early stages of their marriage until it collapsed. it does put her in a very positive light, a lot has been said about whether prince william and prince harry will be approved of these dates being aired. did you think we should have been here? i think diana probably would have been pleased with the outcome because... yes, we saw a human person but also quite a strong person as well, we saw somebody,

it all started with prince charles admitting adultery. >> it became irretrievably broken down. >> just with that airing, diana stole the prince's thunder arriving at a high profile event wearing this black stunning mini dress. >> that was her at her most manipulative magnificent. the way she walked, so slowly, and waved to the crowd. >> amid the drama surrounding his mother's death, prince william's focus is simple, the impact of his mother's legacy. >> when you have something so tragic as the death of your mother when you are 15, it leaves you, you know, it will either make your break you, and i wouldn't let it break me. i wanted it to make me. i wanted her to be proud of the person i would become. >> she would be so proud. >> oh, so much. >>> well, the night before the anniversary of her death, william and harry will pay trikt to their mom by visiting her memorial garden at her old home. >>> let's switch gears to last night's very live episode of "america's got talent." everything that could go wrong went wrong. >> sure did. >> and simon just got served my brother, by scary spice. >>

coach at the time, to her public speaking, talking about her sexually after or lack of it with prince charlesnd lots of other juicy stuff, about the queen and prince philip, yeah. >> as you described it as explosive, what's the fallout here for the likes of prince charles and his wife, camilla parker-bowles, the other lady in al of this? >> yes, absolutely terrible. there is the revelation that diana claims when she confronted charles about his having a mistress, he said to her i refuse to be the first princess of wales ever not allowed to have a mistress. and this is the stuff that continues to be so fascinating about diana. >> you said that she is the most famous woman of the 20th century. >> we're way into the 21st century. princess diana died 20 years ago in august. i just don't understand how this fascination has survived for such a long time, given so much has been written, so much has already gone to television, so much has been revealed. why can't they let it go? i really don't understand. >> the biggest movie of this year, "beauty and the beast." the whole disney princess thing. stil

. >> meanwhile, prince charles popularity has hit a new low. >> only 36% say he's beneficial to the monarchyjust four years ago. his sons, how much, prince william, prince harry, popularity rates in the high seven's, very well-liked apparently. that's thursday, august 31, will be the 20th anniversary of princess diana's death. >> time now 6:51. there is a lot coming up on cb s this morning. >> gale kings joins us with a preview, wearing the same color this morning, gale, good morning. >> because rahel, yellow is the happy color. >> i was thinking about prince charles, he wonder if it bothers him his son is feeor bar guy, just done everything he's supposed to do. you know? >> i do too, jim. i was thinking that, too, done all of the right things, and i think he's probably ready to be king. we'll see. rahel, always good to see you, excellent taste in colors. >> we're at the white house, new war strategy. talk with former advice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, that's james, about why this plan concerns him. plus, we've got all of the best views of the solar eclipse, we got them, what nasa

: they were filmed by diana's speech coach in 92/ 93 right around the time she separated from prince charles. even diane's former butler paul burrell who has been criticized for spilling diana 's secrets called airing the conversations, seedy. >> it is almost like reading her diary, and that is wrong. that shouldn't be. >> reporter: british broadcaster channel four says tapes and therefore, the program are historically significant. >> they are able to find, three and a half or four hours of conversations where she's talking about herself and quote telling her own version of the story is a story we will document. it will allow to us create a new portrait of diana one that is illuminating. >> diana's speech coach is defending his decision to release the tapes. >>> the pal city wide baseball league had its championship game this afternoon. >> "eyewitness news" in the juniata section of the city, police athletic league, light house and pilgrim's house made finals but in the end everyone got a trophy. throughout the summer boys and girls from across the city learn the game and stayed active under

time but the queen will soldier on alone, she is slowing down and gradually cutting back with prince charlesand the young royals stepping up , taking the load off of the queen. adrianna: coming up, one of the most popular iphone products on the market and now thousands glitter cases are being pulled off the shelf, find out adrianna: a consumer alert about the popular glitter iphone cases . more than a quarter million being recalled after dozens of people say they were burned by the mixture when the cases cracked. rebecca jarvis has details. >> it is the hot iphone accessory, a liquid glitter case old online and at major retailers across the country. including amazon and victoria's secret. after reports of burns from the and consumer product safety commission issuing a recall tuesday. >> they can leak liquid and glitter and cause skin irritation and burns to consumers. >> the recall may for the iphone 24success, 7 -- 6s, 7, models. permanentson have scarring and another had burns and swelling to her face, led, and other body parts -- leg, and other body parts. some turn to social media about

with a poll that most british people want to see prince william and —— as king and leap frog prince charlesiana, princess of wales, was killed in wants to put it on display in a museum. the guardian headlines the conviction of 11 people from one family in lincolnshire who have been convicted of involvement with a modern day slavery ring. we return to north korea with claims that the white house has used a back channel for talks with kim jong—un ‘s regime. locked and loaded is this headline as president bush says that the —— president trump says that the us military is ready to take on north korea when it comes to it. brinkmanship it is said to be. north korea are said to feel frightened even though they are carrying out these missile tests. yes, you can trade barbs about who started it but it isa trade barbs about who started it but it is a bit schoolboyish. what the world really needs now and what germany has called for and china has called for is calm. what we have instead is donald trump saying that military options are locked and loaded and ready to go should north korea act unwisely, w

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