in the medieval fortress, charles, the eldest son of queen elizabeth, is crowned prince of wales. >> i charles prince of wales do become your man of life and limb. >> so much pomp and glamour but under it all is a nervous 20-year-old who feels very strongly that the whole weight of monarchy rests on him. he had no choice in his life at all. his future was mapped out for him. he knew from an early age that he was part of a machine. >> prince charles is a central figure of this dynasty. he is the future. he is the great hope. >> the young prince who just celebrated his third birthday carried out his handshaking duties most sedately. >> the prince as a child was quite withdrawn, very sensitive, very shy. >> but right from the beginning there was always a weight of expectation on this poor little boy's back. >> when charles was 4, he watched his 27-year-old mother crowned queen after the unexpected death of her father king george vi. >> she had to juggle the reel oin rouse duties of being queen, being monarch, with being a young mother. she went on long tours for months at a time around t

to the militarism aspect of the royal family because you write in this new book of yours that prince charles wanted to marry camilla parker bowles back in 92 and then there's kind of interruption he sent off on some cold war voyage to the caribbean on a time as minerva because prince harry famously aligned the militarism in afghanistan with the royal family by his duties there what is this connection that we see on our t.v. screens of the military services of the royal family it's absolutely fascinating after all my interviews about this book no one's ever asked me this very central question and you absolutely you're absolutely correct there's a sort of magic circle in britain between the armed forces and and the royal family they each give each other credibility and when it comes to prince charles you're quite right the fact that prince charles had to do his military duty and was sent off a way across the world meant that 68 months camilla was left on her own and she decided since prince charles had not given her a full commitment that she would marry the man she'd been going out with anywa

. >> by the time she's 24, diana has been married to prince charles for four years. they have two sons. prince william who's three and one-year-old prince harry. >> they are for all intended purposes the perfect image of the royal family. >> i feel my world supporting my husband and most importantly being a mother and a wife. that's what i try to achieve. 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 married? >> nothing dramatic. >> but behind the scenes she's 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. the wife of one of prince charles' old friend. >> she was his first love and he had never stopped really adoring camila? >> charles really believed that he was doing the right thing by marrying diana but he always knew it was not the deep love he felt for camila and at some point he resumed his intimate relationship with camila. princess diana knows about ch

nobody ever and here is the queen making a bow to her daughter-in-law. >> they are joined by prince charless father prince phillip, diana's brother and the two young princes, william and harry. >> we were all astonished to see william and harry following their mother's coffin on that carriage. >> william was being stalwart. harry looked like he was just suffering. he was too young to hide anything. >> people were stunned by the sight of that wreath on the top of the coffin, the white lilies and the simple word "mummy." >> i stand before you today, the representative of a family in grief, in a country in morning before a world in shock. >> watched my millions around the world, diana's brother, charles spencer, gives the eulogy. >> william and harry, we all care for you today. how great your suffering is. we cannot even imagine. >> spencer vows that his family will protect william and harry and honor diana's wishes for her sons. >> we, your blood family, will do all we can to continue the imaginative and loving way in which you are steering these two exceptional young men so their souls are n

also, i think it was in one of those papers, they also mentioned that prince charles and prince william for ways in which they can be supportive, because, of course those two gentle men have had covid. i think it could bea men have had covid. i think it could be a really positive sign if you think that someone like that would come in away, break rank. normally, we don't find out what you think personally about anything or what she does privately, but it has come to light that she will let it be known once she's have the vaccine. i think that will be a tremendous boost to the government's campaign separate joe, the front page boost to the government's campaign separatejoe, the front page of boost to the government's campaign separate joe, the front page of the sunday times carries the same story. it also carries a little bit of detail, which is quite a history lesson for all of us. in 1957, purely come amid widespread anxiety but the potential side effect of the new polio vaccine, the queen then broke protocol to let it be known that prince charles and princess and, eightand that prince

in the past we've seen princess ann gave her brother prince charles a leather toilet seat. rry a grow your own girlfriend. looks like it worked. this year meghan markle, she gave prince william a spoon that reads cereal killer. but spelled cereal -- >> yes. get it? it's funny. >> i do get it. it is funny. ha ha. what do you want me to say? there's only so much you can say. >> it's the first time it's not drama related. >> but it will be soon enough. it's like, oh, that's not a nice gift. >>> anyway, let's move on. dog races through mini snow labyrinth after winter storm hits calgary? are you interested? >> mm-hm. >> look at this guy. it's in calgary this week. i'm looking for the dog's name. he's quick. he's nimble. probably having a whole lot of fun. >> brain from pinkie and the brain. >> works for me. >>> let's go to this story where santa, like many new yorkers, likes to spend summer in the florida keys and he is sky ba diving before h ♪ from the north pole to new york city, it's live with kelly and ryan. @home for the holidays. today, the queen of christmas, the magical

she did the same thing with her first two children, prince charles and prince and, princess and, in 1954 when they received the polio vaccine. >>> president-elect joe biden plans to nominate xavier becerra, for the director of health and human services, he served 12 terms in congress representing la before becoming california's attorney general.>>> a baby is safe after she is found with her mother walking on a northbay freeway, the charges the mother is now facing plus what we are learning from investigators.>> it may be december, but we are had to hire -- high fire danger changes when it comes to possible power shut off. >>> a lot going on in weather, big surf and fire danger and some pretty warm days coming, i will have the details after the break. >>> lift off of the falcon 9. >> space six x launch the falcon 9 rocket from cape canaveral, carrying a newer and bigger version of the dragon supply ship, among the items in cargo, holiday presents for 4 astronauts on board the iss. it will remain for about a month before undocking, returning to earth and splashing into the atlantic. >>> ja

, just under a week later, the queen led a meeting at her sandringham estate in norfolk, with prince charles'clock that day came news confirming the departure of harry and meghan from royal duties, with the queen accepting their desire for more independence. let's go straight to sandringham, talk to our royal correspondent daniela relph, who has some latest developments for us. daniela? yes, huw, we'vejust had a statement released on behalf of her majesty, the queen, from buckingham palace. the details were laid out in the following days. there would now be no public funding for harry and meghan. they got to keep their titles, but agreed not to use ‘his or her royal highness‘ as they were no longer full—time working royals. they would continue to uphold the values of the queen, and this would all be reviewed after a i2—month trial period. with the change now confirmed, harry chose a private dinner for his sentebale charity to speak publicly for the first time about his decision. i want you to hear the truth from me, as much as i can share, not as a prince or a duke, but as harry, the same pe

were three of us in this marriage, so, it was a bit crowded. >> reporter: confirmation that prince charles's bowles and admission of her own infidelity. diana went on to question charles's suitability to be king. it seemed like one of the great journalistic coups and scoops of the decade, if not the century. >> reporter: why did diana do the interview? how was she convinced to lift the lid on what was really going on behind palace walls? >> why have you decided to give this interview now? why have you decided to speak at this time? >> reporter: the recurring allegation is that martin bashir knew exactly why. that he had used forged documents that suggested the palace staff were working against her and being paid to spy on her. a graphic designer then working for the bbc admits he mocked up the statements, but on bashir's instructions and without knowing how the forgeries would be used. >> he started talking to me about needing some bank statements. i asked him, just to sketch me up what he was looking for, because he was always saying, well, i've seen it, i've seen the stuff, but you know, i

meantime, prince charles releasing a feature part of their christmas card.g at their scottish home. >>> vaccinations begin today but not at hospitals. a live report on what we've learned. over time, things wear down. tires, brakes-and headlight bulbs, too. sysylvania's l lighting exexpers know thahat if you w wait ununtil burnouout... yoyou'll lose e up to 5 50 feet of f visibilit. thatat's from hehere... to h here... ...in n darkness.. switch to o a new pairir of sylylvania bulblbs today, and see e better tononight. a live report on when santa clara county vaccinati >>> right now at 5:00, first in line in the south bay. a live report on when santa clara county vaccinations are set to start and who's rolling up their sleeves first. >>> plus, another spike in covid cases lead to a full regional stay-at-home order. the businesses set to close in a matter of hours marking nine months since the bay area's first stay-at-home order. >>> "today in the bay" starts with that overnight rain that pounded parts of the bay area. check out this video from san jose early t

. >> >>> that was prince charles and camilla, the duchess of cornwall, reciting the classic, christmas actors benevolent fund >>> 2020 was the year of the unsung hero. teachers, delivery workers, grocery clerks, first responders, and other, essential workers who kept our country moving during our lowest and most dangerous moments here is nbc's harry smith. >> reporter: as many of us have had to hunker down, work from home, we've realized how fortunate we are to be employed. to have a job. yes, the stress is too much. kids remote learning. space. exhaustion stress we are lucky yes, privileged. thankful not to be crammed into an office or an elevator or public transportation. though, we now know it's pretty darn safe. what, though, of the millions of people who keep our world running? from the cops on the beat, to the bus driver down the street, life goes on when the alarm sounds at the fire house, there is no hesitation the ambulance arrives, too of course, it does masked, we enter the grocery store, or any store for that matter, hoping it's not too crowded. fearing exposure, we scurry

backlash various royal insiders saying that it was not accurate, it's incredible he unfair to prince charlesr goodness' sake and it's just a backlash for goodness' sake and it's justa drama, backlash for goodness' sake and it's just a drama, then we have a culture secretary clearly weighing and having had a small royal footprints pressed on his footprint and ask for this to scream having personal correspondence with the likes of netflix, the top people. and they have, quite rightly said no, this is not required. the world is intelligent enough to work out what is good, what is bad. obviously, the royal family is good, what is bad. obviously, the royalfamily when is good, what is bad. obviously, the royal family when so bothered when the fictional moments of the queen telling winston churchill off back in the 1950s when it showed her in a good light, that was ok fiction wise, but when things weren't so favourable in the diana years, that's when the royal footprints came out. so yes, i think this is quite healthy. obviously come to the debate will continue to wage, but at the moment, at least

. >> reporter: prince charles and prince williaming testing positive for covid this spring, headline news in a year chalk full of royal drama. at the top of the list, harry and meghan's shocked decision to step down as working members of the royal family and start a new chapter in california. back in england, prince william and kate revealing their less formal side, speaking openly about the challenges of juggling three children and home schooling during lock down >> yeah, home schooling is fun >> for disgraced prince andrew, the year went from bad to worse with u.s. prosecutors seeking to speak with him about his relationship to convicted pedophile jeffrey epstein. even the on-screen royals couldn't escape a little controversy. >> so where do i fit in? >> thedebut of charles and diana in season 4 of netflix's the crown, calling the british government carrying a disclaimer, warning viewers it's fiction, a request netflix refused. back in reality, as the pandemic rages on, the royals will likely continue swapping pomp and circumstance for masks and social distancing well into the new

i think it's pretty close. >> reporter: prince charles and camilla's official social media accountsporter: if the real life royals are bothered, they haven't let on kate has been busy speaking about early childhood development, taking questions online. >> this isn't just about happy, healthy children this is about society. >> reporter: with seasons five and six already confirmed, there's clearly still plenty of appetite for "the crown" and all the drama that comes with it for "today," sarah harmon, nbc news, london >> it seems like everybody has an opinion >> but, you know -- >> i'm eating popcorn. >> what do you mean, it's not a documentary? >> each episode we've been looking stuff up. >> especially in the beginning, i found myself googling things >>> we have a few more interesting items. kelly clarkson and tori kelly, have you heard this -- separately they're talented singers, but together on the kel "kelly clarkson show," it's something to behold. listen. ♪ o, silent night performing a soulful rendition of "silent night". ♪ silent night holy night >> oh, wow! >> ♪ holy night >> w

it tells the story of prince charles and princess diana and the rise of the prime minister margaret thatcher, both in cringeworthy detail. the crown creator has defended his work saying it's thoroughly researched and true in spirit. no comment at all from netflix >> well, it's gone just as mysteriously as it appeared, poof, this metal monolith over here has now disappeared from the desert. it's a who dunn it that has social media abuzz plus -- >> yes, i can finally get rid of this student loan debt >> meet the guy who found a way to use his gift of gab to slash his student debt and covid hits the nfl hard and leads to an historic first for women coaching in the nfl. [ whispering ] what's this? oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgment. at&t, we called this house meeting because you advertise gig-speed internet, but we can't sign up for that here. yeah, but i'm just like warming up to those speeds. you've lived here two years. the personal attacks aren't helping, karly. don't you have like a hot pilates class to get to or something? [ muffled scream ] stop li

so england where prince charles recorded a special version of a christmas classic. >> lending his voicemas and it's all for charity. >> twas the night before christmas and all through the house. >> it's to raise money and awareness for the struggling theater. >> kind of sounds cool with that accent. adds something old world feeling. >> very fancy. >>> coming up, thousands of guests at an indoor party. >> still ahead in our next half hour on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, why a county can't stop festivities that could have a dangerous ending. >> reporter: another half hour of the show and another brightly lit house. i have that story about how this merry and bright is changing when to all the businesses that helped us make it through 2020... thank you for going the extra mile... and for the extra pump of caramel. thank you for the good food... and the good karma. thank you for all the deliveries... especially this one. you've reminded us that no matter what, we can always find a way to bounce forward. so thank you, to our customers and to businesses everywhere, from all of us at c

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this year, yad vashim hosted the world holocaust forum with world leaders attending including prince charlesaccuracies and partial facts portrayed by speakers at the event. russian president vladimir putin falsely claimed 40% of jews killed in the holocaust were from the soviet union. with groups on the rise of anti-is smichl in the u.s. and elsewhere, building yad vashim's credibility is more important than ever. >> the message of yad vashim is one that sanctifies human lives. not only here but around the world. >> reporter: with israel's government on the brink of collapse, his nomination is temporarily frozen. it's given his critics a window to lobby against his appointment. as this fight drags on, the future of one of the museum's committed to remembering the past hangs in the balance. colette avitel suggested other names, both from the right wing and the left wing, she says. but as of right now, the government is only considering tom, an appointment that is stuck as this government remains deadlocked and perhaps heading for an election. wolf? >> oren liebermann in jerusalem for that rep

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the queen did the same thing with their first two children, prince charles and princess anne in 1957, when they received the new polio vaccine. >>> some preventions are too important to lose even in the pandemic. hear why one yearly display in the north bay was a must for the organizers. >>> we are looking at the fire danger as well as large surf along the coast. plus temperatures in the 70s in december. back here with the forecast. >>> and increasing tension in the middle east. why former cia director john brennan says president-elect joe biden should return to the iran nuclear deal as soon as he takes office. the holidays are a time for giving. to your friends... your family... to your teachers. in that spirit of giving, chevy's proud to give our employee discount to everyone. the chevy price you pay, ...is what we pay. not a cent more. because giving, ...and giving back, is what the holidays are all about. use the chevy employee discount for everyone to get a total value of over eight thousand four hundred dollars on this silverado. get the chevy employee discount for everyone toda

prince charles and prince william testing positive for covid this spring.eadline news in a year that was chockful of royal drama. at the top of the list harry and meghan's shocked decision to step down as working members of the royal family and start a new chapter in california. back in england, prince william and kate revealing their less formal side, speaking openly about the challenges of juggling three children and home schooling during lockdown. >> yeah, home schooling is fun. >> reporter: for disgraced prince andrew, the year went from bad to worse with u.s. prosecutors seeking to speak with him about his relationship with convicted pedophile jeffrey epstein. even the on-screen royals couldn't escape a little controversy. >> so where do i fit in? >> reporter: the debut of charles and diana in season four of "the crown" prompting the british government toall for the sers to have a disclaimer warning that it's fiction, a request netflix refused. back in reality as the pandemic rages on, the royals will likely continue swapping pomp and circumstance for

. >> reporter: confirmation that prince charles' extramarital relationship with camilla parker bowlesnfidelity. diana also went on to question charles' suitability and desire to be king. >> reporter: it seemed like a slam dunk, one of the great journalist i can coups. why did diana do the interview? how was she convinced to lift the lid on what was really going on behind palace walls? why have you decided to give this interview now? why have you decided to speak at this time? >> reporter: the recurring allegation is bbc journalist martin bashir knew exactly why. that he had used forged documents that suggested the palace staff were working against her and being paid to spy on her. a graphic designer then working for the bbc, matt weissler, admits he mocked up the statements. but on bashir's instructions and not knowing how the forgeries would be used. >> he started talking to me about needing some bank statements. i asked him just to sketch me up what he was looking for because he was always saying, well, i have seen it. i have seen the stuff, but, you know, i can't get hold of it, an

and gave cabinet members paintings of them and painted all those wartime colleagues and painted prince charlesueen ann. he had some talent i think. >> we have a picture of churchville. the picture of churchville, that's the next picture. >> not bad. and the other charming thing about this painting is that he actually was able to present it to prime minister churchville. churchill had just stepped down but he was visiting in the united states. there's a wonderful picture of churchville looking it over like churchville the painter would. actually ike also painted field marshal renard law montgomery who was one of his, one of the bigger personalities he worked with during world war ii and it's a lovely, lovely painting that hangs today in the british embassy in washington d.c.. >> he's sort of a friend in may is they would call them now, right? >> something like that. >> they got along that they were for enemies. the next picture, there's a little story with this one, right? >> there is a story about this one. i often stood behind them when he was at the easel. he had in his retirement years he a

we'll speak tojoanna lumley as she joins forces with prince charles to help actors who've been forcedran john lister. we'll bring you his reaction. plus, there are over 100 flood warnings in force across england and wales after the heavy rain yesterday but today looks drier, brighter but a good deal colder. i have the full christmas forecast on breakfast. it's thursday 24th december. our top story. this could be an historic day. after months of talks a brexit trade deal between the uk and the eu is expected to be confirmed over the next few hours. it's understood there were four calls between borisjohnson and osler von der leyen yesterday to get the deal over the line and another call is due to take place in the next hour. if an agreement is reached then a press conference is likely to be held later this morning. finally, because this has taken a long time to get here. the uk and eu have locked horns over a number of key issues in the negotiations but there were three sticking points that really proved difficult to navigate. first, fishing. the uk said it voted to take back control of

prince charles also paid tribute to the efforts of servicemen and women who've supported the fight againsts pernicious disease". at the moment, more than 1300 military personnel are deployed with the vaccine task force to deliver community testing. let's have a listen to what he said. the global spread of coronavirus has tested us all in different ways. indeed, no one has remained unaffected by this pernicious disease. whilst our medical professions, key workers and emergency services have been at the forefront of this particular campaign this is bbc news, the latest headlines. the uk and france reach agreement to resolve the border crisis, but almost 3000 lorries are still stuck on roads and car parks in kent. all day the queues were stretching for miles, waiting for the french border to reopen amid concerns about the new variant of coronavirus. church services will be much quieter than usual this christmas — notjust because of restrictions on movement — but also because worshippers of all religions have been asked not to sing — to reduce the risk of spreading the virus. but a team of sci

prince charles tested positive in march, prince william later admitted he caught it around the same time heirs were both stricken down with covid. >> reporter: it didn't stop william and kate from joining the battle against the disease, where they could, even taking a royal train tour to support healthcare workers. even the queen jumped in on zoom calls to healthcare staff. >> -- being able to join you today. >> reporter: having harry around would have boosted morale, his absence felt during remembrance day, the former soldier wanted to take part, but was left out. and the rest of the royals are said to be unhappy about the lucrative deals he and meghan have struck with netflix in an upcoming podcast on spotify. for now, there are more pressing matters than family feud, and the queen's speech ended 2020 with a message of hope. >> let the light of christmas, the spirit of selflessness, love, and above all hope guide us in the times ahead. >> reporter: something the entire world needs now more than eveverer..s morning," charlie d'agata, london. >> long live the queen. >> she looks great. >

and queen elizabeth announced her children, prince charles and princess anne had already received it. collins is head of the national institutes of health. >> who is today's elvis presley? >> i think we need a bunch of elvis presleys. i'd like to see beyonce. let's get oprah. let's get a bunch of athletes. maybe a few doctors. >> like the ad council, the national institutes of health says when it comes to covid vaccine messaging, it's not a one size fits all approach. >> how do you figure out which populations to target and how to target them? >> there's a lot of research that's already gone on in terms of focus groups with particular communities to find out what is the source of their concerns. ♪ >> latinx actress rita plans to get the covid vaccine as soon as possible and is encouraging others to get it. >> not just famous people. i think you need to have real people who have, let's say, a gift for gab. >> would you consider taking it publicly as an example? >> absolutely, and i think it's a wonderful thing that elvis presley did. and by the way, i used to date him. did you know tha

look, it's not going to be a normal visit >> reporter: the queen will likely get a visit from prince charlesolds during christmas, and guys, the queen has four children, eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren, and so, yeah, impossible. >> that is what i hear is the queen is quite a mean charades player. >> you should see her at twitter. >> coming up next, holiday gift guide sealed with ideas and bargains and presents for the >>> we're back with steals and deals, the ultimate holiday gift guide. jill has covered beauty, tech, women. now is the hard stuff for the guys remember. all you have to do is the qr code in the bottom of the screen there, and you can have instant access to the steals and deals with jill. good morning. >> hi, guys. good morning. today you said it, it's all about gifts for the guys and we've got savings on luxury items from gadgets to grooming for all those men in your life and they will love this because i guarantee some of these things they definitely don't have let's start with the taha men's leather wallets. retail is $40 and all of the men's wallets are ge

love the holiday when i get to do it all kristen, we're talking about the royals few hours ago, prince charlesjoined by britain's acting legends for a reading to benefit the actors benevolent fund take a look. >> twas the night before christmas, when all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse >> the stockings were hung by the chimney with care, in hopes that sir nicholas soon would be there. lively and quick. >> i knew in a moment it must be st. nick >> more rapid than eagles his coursers they came. >> and he whistled and shouted and called them by name. >> now dasher, now dancer, now prancer and vixen. on comet on cupid on donner and blixen. >> i put a lot of effort into reading the story, and it doesn't hold a candle. >> dame judi dench. >> you have to watch the whole thing, because you will be dragged right into it. that is maggie smith and judi dench and daniel craig, james bond himself. >> so good. >>> more royals for ya prince harry and meghan, they're joining in on the holiday greetings this morning we're getting a peek at their christmas card, thanks to the br

we're doing at the ibc and council for inclusive capitalism, smi with his royal high necessary, prince charles. i think the pope's engagement with us over the last year or so on this is really a testimony to the view that we need capitalism done right and it needs to serve all of society on that group you'll find chairman from a trade union organization, you'll find companies like ours. you'll find all kinds of people in that group saying capitalism can be done right, the format, the basis of christian ethics anding people like you would like to be treated yourself. it applies to all religions. it's not a religious exercise as much as how do we do capitalism right? and i think it's important that the pope is endorsing a capitalism done right can do good things. i think that's an important statement. >> brian, do you think that means in the next four years under biden and yellen economic team that taxes will go up which taxes do you think would derail growth the least, if we saw them rise? >> i think as administrations look at the tax policy, you have to really think about the things that we ac

back in 1957 the queen let the public know her children at the time, prince charles, prince ses ann had helped millions decide to go forward for the inoculation there is no word from buckingham palace if and when, how the queen will go forward with her vaccination. stuart: a couple former presidents of the united states may go first to get other people to go first. probably a good idea. all right, ashley. >>> back here in america, susan, you have news on a group of workers, wait a minute, wait a minute, when you're looking at which group of workers you get the vaccine first, you think of first-responders and health care workers but you have got a different group, an unusual group. who is it? susan: bank workers. think bank tellers, not investment bankers, smallest violin out there, according to one report the american bankers association has asked to label consumer facing bank employees, mostly tellers, essential which would give them priority in line for a possible vaccine. so far the cdc, health care workers get it first and so elderly in retirement homes. after those groups comes ess

think the lies that need to be talked are from the royal family decade after decade portraying prince charlesna's relationship to the world as if it was well a relationship, quite frankly. what about prince andrew and him powling around with jeffrey epstein for years. this was dramaization, it's not 100% fact. again, if it's on netflix and there are actors playing the people, i think folks are smart enough to know that it isn't chapter and verse on what it really happened but what the royal family was selling to the world wasn't true either. maria: great analysis. next delivery to space. loaded with holiday feast and gifts for astronauts like a new air lock, it's expected to dock at the international space station later today. lee, that's pretty impressive what a holiday delivery? lee: it's pretty awesome. something to be happy about. i think it's a great story, great delivery but also innovation story. imagine that we are able to send this up to space, not only is it a great, there's christmas gifts, christmas feast but also all kinds of supplies for excerpts -- experiments and learning more

january, just under a week later, the queen led a meeting at her sandringham estate in norfolk with prince charlese of harry and meghan from royal duties. with the queen accepting their desire for more independence. let's go straight to sandringham and talk to our royal correspondent daniela relph, who has some latest developments for us. daniela? yes, huw, we havejust had a statement released on behalf of her majesty the queen, from buckingham palace. the details were laid out in the following days. there would now be no public funding for harry and meghan. they got to keep their titles. they agreed not to use his or her royal as they wear no longer full—time working royals. they would continue to uphold the values of the queen, and this would all be reviewed after a 12—month trial period. with the change now confirmed, harry chose a private dinner for his sentabale charity, to speak publicly for the first time about his decision. i want you to hear the truth from me. as much as i can share. not as a prince or a duke, but as harry. the same person that many of you have watched grow up over the la

, just under a week later, the queen later meeting at her sandringham estate in norfolk, with prince charles'his or her royal highness' as they were no longer full—time working royals. they would continue to uphold the values of the queen and this would all be reviewed after a 12—month trial period. with the change now confirmed, harry chose a private dinner for his sentebale charity to speak publicly for the first time about his decision. i want you to hear the truth from me, as much as i can share, not as a prince or a duke, but as harry, the same person that many of you have watched grow up over the last 35 years, but now with a clearer perspective. the uk is my home and a place that i love. that will never change. i've grown up feeling supported from so many of you and i watched as you welcomed meghan with open arms, as you saw me find the love and happiness that i had hoped for all my life. speaking personally, he explained exactly how he felt. what i want to make clear is, we're not walking away, and, we certainly aren't walking away from you. our hope was to continue serving the queen

brunel was detained at charles de gaulle airport on wednesday as he tried to board a flight to senegal and was questioned on his links to british socialite ghislane maxwell and prince confirmed that brunel was detained as part of an investigation into " rapes, sexual assaults, association with criminals and the trafficking and exploitation of minors." an asian police officer is suing the met police for sexual harassment and discrimination after receiving "hundreds" of racist and sexist messages from a senior colleague. the woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, said she felt "groomed and violated" after stephen redgewell sent her sexual images over two years. det sgt redgewell represented her through his role as deputy general secretary of the met police federation. the met said it had "zero tolerance" for racist and sexist behaviour and had he not resigned in 2018, he would have been dismissed for gross misconduct. most bosses and business owners want large firms to be forced by law to release statistics on the difference in pay between staff of different ethnicities. that's according to the leaked results of a consultation launched by theresa may in 2018.

charles making the salad dressing. >> i thought it was a nice thing to do just to show, you know, they're different but not so different. they're still family people. >> to see her taking princeo the shop at balmoral to buy him an ice cream. one of the golden rules had been that their conversation was not to be recorded when they were out and about, doing public events. though the public saw and heard them, in a way which i think was entirely new. >> the public are ecstatic. they've never believed that the queen, prince philip, and their children could be just like them. >> huge ratings. i think 24 million people in britain watched. and then, the extraordinary thing about it, the puzzling thing, is that, now, you cannot see it, at all. >> it's been almost wiped from the archives. and i think that was a tipping point at which the royal family felt perhaps they had let their guard down too much. >> the point of the queen is there is a mystique about her. and if you get too close and find out too much, you lose that. and i think that was something that worried them. >> there is this terrible balance that they've got to strike, between being extraordinary and being ordinary. and

prince of peace, you will find true peace and joy. will you come to him? - [announcer] find out more today. visit us online at findingtruepeace.com. that's findingtruepeace.com. ♪. charlesmoving pfizer's covid vaccine across the country, many hospitals are left without doses. what is being done to make sure all the hospitals are protect and they can help the local public? edward lawrence is live at fire and rescue headquarters in florida, they're asking the same question. edward? reporter: exactly when, when are we going to get it? before i get to that i tell you the fda is very busy, they approved the first at home covid test over-the-counter. fda saying moderna's vaccine is highly effective. a lot of vaccinations are happening in snowy places for front line workers. some here in the sun also happening. tampa general hospital continuing to vaccinate their front line workers. they have more doses at the hospital that they need so they will actually help out the front line workers on the other hospitals in the surrounding areas later on this week once they see what has been done at their hospital. i'm at the clearwater fire and rescue station. these first-responders they