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as prince of wales, charles _ come about 240 businesses. s. as prince of wales, charles was a _ come about 240 businesses. as prince of wales, charles was a frequent - of wales, charles was a frequent visitor here. at this visit to mark the completion of the main square was his first since becoming king. officially, responsibility for pound barry now shifts to the new director of cornwall, prince williams, but no one here is in any doubt that the king will continue to take a keen interest in his creation. for more strays from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. —— for more stories... you're live with bbc news. one of the biggest meetings yet of civil society groups working on mental health is taking place in cape town with a focus on lower and middle income countries. a study last year in the medical journal, the lancet, found about half of people suffering from depression in high income countries are not diagnosed or treated. but in low and middle income countries, this figure rises to as much as 90%. the group behind the meeting —

when i met her, she was the royal harpist for prince charles i royal harpist for prince charles which had in this position was held forfour queen victoria had in this position was held for four years so i queen victoria had in this position was held forfour years so i had seen hannah play and i invited her on my christmas programme and that is when we met. i guess it was love at first accompaniment. i5 is when we met. i guess it was love at first accompaniment. is it is when we met. i guess it was love at first accompaniment.— at first accompaniment. is it very secial at first accompaniment. is it very special accompanying _ at first accompaniment. is it very special accompanying with i at first accompaniment. is it very special accompanying with her? l at first accompaniment. is it very i special accompanying with her? you might have sang the harp since i was a young lad so it was magnificent have two musicians in the house and i am always intrigued by how these harpists can play that instrument of 47 strings and seven pedals. it is dedication, _ 47 strings and seven pedals. it is de

now, of wales and prince charles. now, ot king— wales and prince charles.. toss ts— and now mr green asked prince harry, does he recall having a mottts— harry, does he recall having a mottts ptots— harry, does he recall having a mobile phone in— harry, does he recall having a mobile phone in 1996? because in mobile phone in1996? because in ttsss— mobile phone in 1996? because in tattss tasty-s— mobile phone in 1996? because in prince harry's witness statement . ts— prince harry's witness statement . ts stsawtw— prince harry's witness statement . ts stsawtw saws— prince harry's witness statement , he clearly says that he didn't get , he clearly says that he didn't sst tts— , he clearly says that he didn't gst tts tast— , he clearly says that he didn't get his first mobile phone until he get his first mobile phone until ts attsttst— get his first mobile phone until he attended eton— get his first mobile phone until he attended eton college in toss.— he attended eton college in toss. two— he attended eton college in 1998, two years— he attended eton college in

when i met her, she was the royal harpist for prince charles which was of course something that queention was held for four years. so i had seen hannah play and i invited her on my christmas programme and that is when we met. i guess it was love at first accompaniment. is it very special accompanying with her? i have sang with harps since i was a young lad so it was magnificent have two musicians in the house and i am always intrigued by how these harpists can play that instrument of 47 strings and seven pedals. it is dedication, hard work and the hard work that she sees does translate into me wanting to work harder as well. it was his beloved wales that sent bryn onto the path of global success. in 1989 he won the song prize in the bbc cardiff singer of the world contest. but i was really nervous in that competition and within the days of competing, as well, i was doing an opera as a student in the guildhall school of music and drama so it was may be an insight into how career would develop in the future but, yeah, undoubtedly, cardiff singer of the world gave you those steps up the

dana's so-called like sheep sweater goes up at an she wore into an engagement to prince charles.sand dollars and $80,000. ama: we have much more news ahead. dan: let's go to abc 7 news karina nova for a look at what is coming up at 5:30. karina: as we heard earlier from our reporter dustin there is a renewed push to bring major league baseball to the south bay terrace sports director larry beil joins me to discuss removing the giants territorial rights to santa clara county, and if there is any chance it could even happen. plus, we will take a look at the oldest gay bar in the country, and it is located right here in the bay area. join us for those stories and more at 5:30 on abc 7 bay area streaming tv. ama: you can download the abc 7 app or head to abc7news.com to join karina into minutes. dan: on tv, world news tonight is here. for sandhya patel, we appreciate your time here on dan ashley. ama: i'm ama daetz. we will see you at 6:00. >>> tonight, breaking news. an angry vladimir putin addressing the russian people, and you'll hear it. also tonight, we hear for the first time f

this year it is the this division and prince charles is the leader. a passing of the baton. we are expecting the king to be leaving the palace very shortly. i was told at quarter past potentially we're running a little bit late. we will be seeing the king on horseback. this will be the first time we've seen a monarch on horseback to inspect the troops and be part of this ceremony since 1986. queen elizabeth ii did do it sometime before retiring into a carriage. we'll see in the carriage today queen camilla and kate, the duchess -- sorry, not the duchess of cambridge, she is now the princess of wales. and other members of the royal family will be on horseback. i expect to see princess anne who is colonel and she was colonel of the scotts guard. and we will see all of this taking off fairly soon. kim? >> you went through an extensive list of who will be there but, you know, we sort of have to talk about who isn't there. >> reporter: yeah. of course, prince harry will not be there today. unclear whether he was invited to be a part of this at all but as he's not a working member

well-connected kremlin caterer in the '90s, earning the nickname putin's chef, and even then serving prince charles and then president george bush. now at 62, prigozhin has turned into a lord of war. he is chief executive of the shadowy wagner mercenary group which he founded and financed in 2014 to help russia annex crimea. he said he commands as many as 50,000 soldiers for hire in the best of times, but these are not those times. the loss of many professional wagner soldiers in ukraine pushed prigozhin to recruit from russia's prison's inexperienced inmates, offering pardons if they survived six months. most have not. and prigozhin has revealed about 20,000 have died in the so-called meat grinder of bakhmut. in nearly 11 months, the war's longest, bloodiest battle. he pulled out in may and lashed out at russia's military leaders for failing to supply enough ammunition pointing to what he says are wagner corpses in the dark. prigozhin remains the biggest threat to putin since he became president in 2000 when the two weren't just business partners, but also close friends. ramy inocencio, cbs news,

i mean, prince charles was involved — his parents.s was involved in the early days of i was involved in the early days of the big _ was involved in the early days of the big issue _ was involved in the early days of the big issue. princess - was involved in the early days of the big issue. princess diana i was involved in the early days of| the big issue. princess diana was involved — the big issue. princess diana was involved in— the big issue. princess diana was involved in homelessness. - the big issue. princess diana was involved in homelessness. and i involved in homelessness. and actually, — involved in homelessness. and actually, she _ involved in homelessness. and actually, she always _ involved in homelessness. and actually, she always bought i involved in homelessness. and actually, she always bought a i involved in homelessness. and i actually, she always bought a copy of the _ actually, she always bought a copy of the big — actually, she always bought a copy of the big issue _ actually, she always bought a copy of the big

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but i don't think that it's prince charles's prowess on a iorse— it's prince charles's prowess on a iorses that we're seeing— bearskin cap caps that we're seeing are— bearskin cap caps that we're seeing are, course, still seeing are, of course, still formed— seeing are, of course, still formed canadian pelts and formed from canadian pelts and pears— formed from canadian pelts and bears. — formed from canadian pelts and bears. dupi— formed from canadian pelts and bears. just do— formed from canadian pelts and bears . just to just— formed from canadian pelts and bears . just to just to- formed from canadian pelts and bears . rigr5” formed from canadian pelts and bears . ri.5 bears. just to just to clarify, prince charles, as he was then rode in six races under rules starting at age 31, in 1980. oh, yeah. when he came second in a charity race when he was favourite to win, what came second? okay. he then rode in some steeplechaser. so he's obviously clearly in accomplished horseman because you can't do that. yeah no, no, no. he's been on, he came, he came fourth in the first one of those, he

when i met her she was the royal half is | her she was the royal half is for prince charles which ofn was held for four years. so i have seen and heard hannah play, i invited her on my christmas programme and that is when we met. i guess it was love at first accompaniment. is a very special performing with her? i a very special performing with her? ., �* ., ., her? i don't have to tell you, i have her? i don't have to tell you, i have sung _ her? i don't have to tell you, i have sung with _ her? i don't have to tell you, i have sung with a _ her? i don't have to tell you, i have sung with a harp - her? i don't have to tell you, i have sung with a harp since i her? i don't have to tell you, | i have sung with a harp since i was a young lad so it is magnificent to have two musicians in the house and i'm always intrigued to how these harpists can play this instrument of 47 strings and seven pedals. it is dedication and hard work and the hard work that she sees, those translate into me wanting to work harder as well. it was his beloved wales that set bryn onto the path of liberal success

>> the bottom line is, again, prince charles next week is going off to transylvania for a fresh bloodnow, there's no sort of looking over this. it's really a p.r. exercise. the big problem that harry has on a serious note, if he loses this case over here in england, then, you know, really, he's lost his securities case. losing this case will be very big indeed. for what it worth, the newspapers have a ferocious people. >> trace: what is it they really want? what is their primary goal in this? >> i think meghan wanted to be queen. i think harry wanted to give her everything that she wanted. sadly what he has given her is lots of p.r. very little substance. that will not go down well as we move forward. >> trace: it is. it's amazing how they want to get out of the spotlight and they keep ending up in the spotlight and get in trouble deeper and deeper. great to have you on. >> my pleasure. bye-bye. >> trace: well, that is "the story" of thursday, june 1, 2023. now the story goes on. ly see you back here tonight at 9:00 p.m. on the west coast, midnight on the east coast. it's america's la

she married prince charles in 2005, but they were romantically involved on and off for decades. ferred to her as the third person in their marriage, the british tabloids ran with it and prince harry has never forgotten. >> she was the villain. she was the third person in their marriage. she needed to rehabilitate her image. >> you and your brother both directly asked your dad not to marry camilla. >> yes. >> why? >> we didn't think it was necessary. we thought that it was going to cause more harm than good. and that if he was now with his person, that surely that's enough. why go that far when you don't necessarily need to? we wanted him to be happy. and we saw how happy he was with her. so at the time it was, okay. >> you wrote she started campaigning in the british press to pave the way for a marriage and you wrote, i even wanted camilla to be happy, maybe she would be less dangerous if she was happy. how was she dangerous? >> because of the need for her to rehabilitate her image. >> that made her dangerous? >> that made her dangerous because of the connections she was forging

and so it's actually a lovely gesture that originally prince charles commissioned this are good doesn'tthat you just sort- it comes to art. so the idea that you just sort of- c i so the idea that you just sort of paint scmethimg— that you just sort of paint something that looks as much tite— something that looks as much iite ting— something that looks as much iite ting-as- something that looks as much like king as possible. like king charles as possible. ting— like king charles as possible. ximg chaaies— like king charles as possible. king charles, i— like king charles as possible. king charles, i got it right. ting—amt king charles is possible and have— king charles is possible and leave _you've- king charles is possible and leave _you've got. king charles is possible and leave you've got to be leave it there. you've got to be a hit— leave it there. you've got to be a hit mcae— leave it there. you've got to be a bit more imaginative. i think it's a bit more imaginative. i think its-tam— a bit more imaginative. i think its-tam piece.- a bit more imaginative. i think it's-fun piece. but-

it was a disgusting thing to do, particularly when the queen and prince charles put so much credenceot of time on outreach there. it was a very damaging lie to make. harry spills the dirty laundry about his family and his relationship with his brother and meghan's relationship with kate, it's really ugly. >> martha: you made up his drink point, they might lose the money they made they pretty much spilled most of the secrets they can spell and that's what they were paid for. he's saying journalist and these papers got money to uncover these stories, they were paid money to uncover stories themselves, this also the question the public sympathy that is running out. they could find themselves in a tough position. >> that's right, there are some experts who said harry could lose as much as $20 million on legal fees if he loses these cases and he will still lose several million even if he wins. >> martha: thank you very much, good to see you. that is the story for this monday, as always the story goes on and we look forward to seeing you back here tomorrow at 3:00. also i would love for yo

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prince charles, as he then was, never had to go and give evidence.ry much for that. we are going to go live to glasgow and speak to a royal expert and senior lifestyle reporter at insider. thank you for joining us on bbc news. this case, it is historic for the royalfamily, first time in 130 years that we will see a member of the royal family within the witness box. but in terms of reputational damage, what are your thoughts on that? first of reputational damage, what are your thoughts on that?— of reputational damage, what are your thoughts on that? first of all, thanks for having _ your thoughts on that? first of all, thanks for having me _ your thoughts on that? first of all, thanks for having me and - your thoughts on that? first of all, thanks for having me and you i your thoughts on that? first of all, thanks for having me and you are l thanks for having me and you are right, this is a really historic case, very unprecedented. in terms of reputation, of course, no member of reputation, of course, no member of the royalfamily of reputation, of co

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when he was prince charles, putin— king charles when he was prince charles, putin shared an unhioiio go been pushing back so effectively tho-a— been pushing back so effectively go-o hiozo— been pushing back so effectively go-o hiozo ot- been pushing back so effectively go-a blaze of evil- been pushing back so effectively go a blaze of evil glory go down in a blaze of evil glory thot— go down in a blaze of evil glory hot-toot.— go down in a blaze of evil glory thot-toor. — go down in a blaze of evil glory thot-toor. i— go down in a blaze of evil glory that-fear. i wonder- go down in a blaze of evil glory that fear. : that is my fear. i wonder what you at home think listening to this do you this watching this. what do you think does next? is he think putin does next? is he embarrassed humiliated, embarrassed, humiliated, as people are saying? is he perhaps going to be even more aggressive as a result of what's going on? do you think there's some kind of master plan at play here? let me know . do get of master plan at play here? let me know. do get in of master plan at play here? let me

when i received my mbe from prince charles, which is now king charles, he asked me, "what work did youmunity works." and he said, "that's very good." success runs in the family, as this boney m hit track is being celebrated all over again by millions of new fans who took up this dance challenge on social media. rasputin is now the most streamed song of their back catalog. when a work is done and it is done well and you see the results much later, it it lives, it doesn't die. today i go to a country where i may sing our songs acappella or live for the audience and and they freak out people. i'll be in the airport and somebody would hear me speak and they go, "that's the voice of boney m." and they don't know my face, but they know my voice. that says to me that i did something that was very warming to the souls of people. a father and daughter with a legacy that's firmly part of the windrush story. celestina oluloode, bbc news. thanks to liz and norman for talking to us and we cannot get over the fact that norman is 102. i bet he has and that! he looks amazing. here's carol with a look

so sno— prince charles at the time. so sno nnoio— prince charles at the time. this? yeah, i do— think are going to cough up for this? yeah, i do .— think are going to cough up for this? yeah, i do . i— think are going to cough up for this? w“/w:ew 1“ w:w1:w 1“ this? yeah, i do. i mean, obviously, i'm going to have to sell a body part if i want it. don't do it. i'm willing to do that. i'm willing to do that. but but i think that we would at least hope that it would go to because like you said, this was found in warm and wonderful. one of their the owners, their attic, because they sent her a brand new one. they held on to the one and totally forgot the old one and totally forgot about it. so think the hope about it. so i think the hope is, that someone is, is that someone will purchase will allow us purchase it, that will allow us to enjoy it, too, so that we can get a sneak peek of it in real life. and see this this sweater that she was in love with that she was so in love with that she was so in love with that she was so in love with that she wanted it repaire

every since prince harry and meghan leaving their royal duties and seeking fortune in america, life has treated them well. if you ignore the controversy over their bitter split with king charleswith spotify, the streaming giants that wanted to make a splash in the podcast market for $20 million. they would have unrerepresented voices. that gravy train is not renewing meghan's podcast after 2 1/2 years. she had guests like serena williams and paris hilton. spotify expected more content. the two sides papered things over saying they mutually agreed to part ways and proud of the series that they made together. spotifpodcast with barack and me obama over content. spotify has been a disappointment. if you are worried that harry and meghan in their california mansion might have financial problems, rest assured, they still have a deal with netflix about it's worth about $100 million. nice work if you can get it. >> martha: we do podcasts a week, hour why. we have no problem getting the content out there. i don't think it's that difficult. 12 episodes in a year seem a little light. i don't blame netflix on that one. there's like a harry series, right? he was going to basically open u

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now, this was her fault because prince charles offered to pay out of his own pocket.12 when she died, and i think his is to keep her his image of her is to keep her in his mind as to what she was like then, which he hardly knew very much about him. william knew but he didn't have knew more, but he didn't have that ability to think like that. that's not his fault. he was just young. anything that goes wtehg— just young. anything that goes wtehg h— just young. anything that goes wtehg th haw-s— just young. anything that goes wrong in harry's life,- “3 anything that goes wrong in harry's life, he wants to wrong in harry's life, he wants te-the— wrong in harry's life, he wants te-the metha— wrong in harry's life, he wants to-the media.-sawl to blame the media. we saw a tasethathg— to blame the media. we saw a fascinating example of it in seat— fascinating example of it in seat teaaw. — fascinating example of it in court today. it— fascinating example of it in court today. it was from a story in court today. it was from a story th the— court today. it was from a story th t

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but it was then prince charles.s confirmed that the prime minister's diary does not include attending parliament today. include attending parliament today . she apparently has other today. she apparently has other commitments he can't move, in particular meeting the swedes leader today at number 10. but of course, these mps are preparing to discuss that report , finding boris johnson guilty of misleading parliament. so let's speak to our political reporter olivia utley, who has been following this story. and olivia , just looking at the olivia, just looking at the inside of the chamber there, not exactly a packed audience to see this fine . charlie. as you said, this fine. charlie. as you said, perhaps more of an afternoon matinee . absolutely. it all matinee. absolutely. it all teete— matinee. absolutely. it all teete the— matinee. absolutely. it all feels like a— matinee. absolutely. it all feels like a bit— matinee. absolutely. it all feels like a bit of- absolutely. it all feels like a bit of a damp eewth— feels

prince, _ slipped out, comments by the then prince, now— slipped out, comments by the then prince, now king charles this, he has openly and said in this document, which is public— and said in this document, which is public for— and said in this document, which is public for everyone to see, he said the british— public for everyone to see, he said the british government is at rock bottom — the british government is at rock bottom. that is extraordinary. it is fair to— bottom. that is extraordinary. it is fair to say— bottom. that is extraordinary. it is fair to say that over the last few years. _ fair to say that over the last few years, prince harry has taken a number— years, prince harry has taken a number of— years, prince harry has taken a number of actions which have deviated _ number of actions which have deviated from standard royal protocol and done things which have never— protocol and done things which have never been — protocol and done things which have never been done before. but a direct attack— never been done before. but a direct attack on _ never been done before. but a direct attac

jimi hendrix, ray charles, prince, and of course, the queen of soul, aretha franklin.all passed through on the way to becoming legends. when james brown, my mentor and father figure, took the stage one last time, was when his daughter's -- fell decided to let us lay his body at state there at the apollo theater's, three days after his death, on christmas day. and thousands lined the streets of harlem to say goodbye to the godfather on that stage. for someone who's never stepped foot in the apollo, why does it remain such an iconic place, truck? >> good to see you, again. you missed a good party earlier this week. we had our annual benefit. people still want to be at the apollo. we honored kareem abdul-jabbar, p. diddy, and we had it gladys knight perform. -- like many others. people still want to see them perform on that stage. what the apollo really had though, was the ability to make artists better at their craft. what i mean by that is once you got to the apollo, you didn't just come to perform. you want to see what the other artists were doing. and help each other

london yesterday some of the guard to collapse retaken away on stretchers, the prince's wales oversell rehearsals for king charles next week prince william acknowledge the difficult conditions on twitter and praise the world guard for doing a really good job. eric: the fight in ukraine as a intensifying they continue to target civilians as president bottom is zelenskyy confirms a long-awaited spring counteroffensive against the russian invaders has finally begun. greg palkot live in kyiv, the very latest there. >> error rate sirens that we heard in kyiv earlier today, another reminder it seems like the big battle between ukraine and russia has begun and to some extent it's a war of words trying to claim the upper hand, it's game to count in eastern part of the country that's where there's been so much fighting the last several months as well as making inroads in the south as they try to cut into russian held territory as moscow said expended off a dozen attacks by ukraine in various areas on the front line in the past 48 hours, they also say they destroyed several pieces of armor. meanwhile that situation where t

then prince charles, now king, of course, emb— charles, now king, of course, emb bbere.— charles, nowons to not being upset by this-just not to— solutions to not being upset by this just not to read it. this is just not to read it. yesr_ this is just not to read it. bee-b— this is just not to read it. yes,-i suspect- this is just not to read it. yes, .i suspect there. this is just not to read it. i yes,-i suspect there are yes, but i suspect there are very celebrities don't very few celebrities who don't google regularly, google themselves regularly, such as the nature of fame. i mean, we're only a few minutes into it's already into this and it's already actually generating headlines. i can see i mean, along with this witness statement that we just heard cameron read from regarding bloodstained fingers typing also the duke typing, we also have the duke remarkably saying our country is judged globally by the state of our press and our government, both of which i believe are at rock bottom. now that is an unprecedented statement by a member of the royal family saying that the british go

a good reason why his father, king charles, called prince harry taking on the media a suicide missionmony from harry today and tomorrow. the trial set to go several weeks and harry has two other lawsuits against the media. stay tuned. back to you. >> dana: thank you, greg palkot. >> bill: the race for the white house continues to heat up. does the growing field make it harder for anybody to break through and overtake president trump? we'll ask presidential candidate tim scott here and live in studio with us and coming up right after the break. veteran homeowners, with things costing more you've probably been putting a lot of purchases on your credit cards. those balances can sneak up fast. even worse, the interest rate on credit card debt has gone up to 22% and for late payments as high as 30%. that's over three times the rate on a newday 100 va home loan pay off those high rate cards and other debt with a lower rate home loan from newday. you can save $500 every month. as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you h

evidence of the paper's wrong doing and the testimony exposes a lot of royals and father king charles and princee media and more testimony from prince harry expected later today and tomorrow and going several weeks and harry has two other lawsuits against the media. stay tuned. back to you. ashley: stay tuned indeed. fascinating stuff. greg, thank you very much. appreciate that. my next guest is a full-time con tent-like structure creator. roll -- content creator and one of the most influential content creators in the world and 19 million followers on tiktok and over 10 major brand deals. watch this. >> contact list payments. place the chip reader inside your bracelet and load your card but the straps make it iowa adjustable. >> let's go. do it. >> go, go. ashley: i love it. i love it. social media star. adam, you're a comedian. how do you create content this day and age and make people laugh and not get canceled? >> it's a good question and i don't want to talk too much about it and get canceled on here. no, just kidding. it's tough. it's tough. i think there's -- when i come up with an idea, i

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senior british royal has not done anything like this in a while, probably why his father king charles called prince harry's taking on the media a suicide mission. more testimony tomorrow from harry, and then proceeding with others as well could go on for several weeks. back to you. speak on with that we bring in u.k. media correspondent who was in the courtroom today and as cover the royal family for more than 20 years. good to see you, good to have you back on the program today. thanks for being here. it looks like it, first of all, he did not show up yesterday because he says he had to fly in late because it was his daughter's second birthday. so this is the second time that he has not shown up or something because of one of his toddlers' birthdays to which i think a lot of parents would say, maybe you could celebrate the day before? the kids don't really understand these things quite yet. but anyway, so the judge was a little peeved he was not there yesterday. so how did he do when he arrived today? >> as ever, martha, lovely to see you, and a strange performance really, i think what really came

a5 prince of wales, charles was a frequent visitor here.ics that you would like us to discuss. i will start with rina. you have got an interesting pic here. what summer camp looks like in 2023.— interesting pic here. what summer camp looks like in 2023. summer camp is lookini a camp looks like in 2023. summer camp is looking a bit — camp looks like in 2023. summer camp is looking a bit different _ camp looks like in 2023. summer camp is looking a bit different for _ camp looks like in 2023. summer camp is looking a bit different for a _ camp looks like in 2023. summer camp is looking a bit different for a few- is looking a bit different for a few hundred children here in the northern virginia suburbs of washington, dc for some these kids are going and doing life skills, i think, and life skills, it is a really important thing to talk about the most kids go to summer camp, they are having fun, doing very normal things that most normal american kids do these days, which are tied to tech, but i think as modern american society progresses we ar

so, very shortly we will see king charles leaving buckingham palace with some of the royal princes andrs of the royalfamily princes and other principal members of the royal family and for the first time since 1986, we will see a british monarch actually riding to this parade, trooping the colour on down horse guards parade and making his way down the mall. it�*s been a long time since this has happened in just a reminder that this parade is called the kings birthday parades. for many years it was the queen�*s birthday parade and it�*s an event when the army pays its tribute to the british sovereign as they have been doing for more than 200 years. this parade which goes back to the early years of the 18th century. that is what we will be seeing. it is significant because it�*s the first birthday parade of king charles�*s rain. it�*s the first king�*s birthday parade since 1951. it's king�*s birthday parade since 1951. it�*s the first time a king will have been on parade for the actual trooping ceremony. that was the last yearin trooping ceremony. that was the last year in which king geo

well, i mean, the prince charles before him did some wonderful— prince charles before him did some wonderfule very impcrieui. — absolutely. naps are very important. and- absolutely. naps are very important. and get- .rt;.«r naps are very important. '“r: gt. .. absolutely. naps are very important. and get up with the lark.| important. and get up with the lark. i mean, this is just brilliant, brilliant news. so there's been a study that shows that people who have a short nap, least once day, like nap, at least once a day, like you have bigger brains. you say, have bigger brains. it can the risk of can stave off the risk of dementia. and just there are so many cognitive benefits. you're just alert, awake, just a lot more alert, awake, aware and it sort of goes against a lot of conventional wisdom where you're seen as maybe if you take a maybe a bit lazy if you take a nap. but actually a huge nap. but actually there's a huge amount benefit to so amount of benefit to it. so maybe something keep in maybe it's something to keep in mind. absolutely. no doubt. aircr— mind. absolutely. no doubt. after

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prince william ob's dad, king charles, observed his first official royal birthday.rked the first trooping for someone other than queen elizabeth in seven decades. the 74-year-old king actually had his real birthday as monarch november. >>> young prince louis stole the show. the 5-year-old appeared to cheer on the pilots during the military flyover at buckingham palace. >>> that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. i'll be back with more news in just a moment. please stay with us. ♪ zyrteeeec...♪ works hard at hour one and twice as hard when you take it again the next day. so betty can be the... barcode beat cononductor. ♪ go betty! ♪ let's be moree than our allergies! zeize the daday. with zyrtec. i'm m sholeh, and i lost 75 pounds with golo. i went from a size 20 to a size 6. before golo, nothing seemed to work. i s exercising for over an hour every day. it was really discouging. bugolo's so easy, the weight just falls off. (female announcer) attention! medicarhas expanded dexcom coverage -for people with diabetes. -if you have diabetes, getting on