. >> at prince charles's visit to the city on this day in the next. >> about prince charles getting the full san francisco experience on this day in 1977, the british royal and now king of england was spotted taking a ride on cable car dining in pacific heights. but he was also met with some backlash over britain's treatment of irish citizens. its presence, protesters, police and fans of the royal family lined the streets. is prince charles prepared torre, several cities around the bay kron 4 captured his address at u c berkeley. 47 years ago today. >> i'm delighted to have a to particular as my visit is not really all that long and mom to see another pass of the white city of san francisco. >> the prince would also take a yacht to the port of oakland go shark fishing and go to the san francisco opera during his stay in the bay. he would also headed to uc davis for an agricultural presentation. >> and that's it for kron. 4 news at keep it here, though. kron 4 news at 6 is coming up next. we're going to be. >> talking about the election just 8 days from november 5th, we'll take you insid

they were last in australia in 2018, when then prince charles opened the commonwealth games on the goldere, this is the moment when king charles and queen camilla exited the plane. he is only the second reigning british monarch to visit the country. his mother, queen elizabeth ii, became the first 70 years ago. just after they left the plane, the king and queen were greeted by local dignitaries and prime minister anthony albenese. they'll spend six days in sydney and canberra, before travelling to samoa for three days. this is the scene that greeted the king and queen. this is the sydney opera house. you can see the iconic sales of the opera house, illuminated with images of a young prince charles at the time. the king has visited the time. the king has visited the country several times whilst he was prince of wales. this is now his first visit as king. of course, we will have much more on that story over the coming days during that visit. forjoe biden, the farewell tour is well under way. with only a few months left in his presidency, he's on his last trip to germany before leaving the

he was prince charles at the time. let's take a look. >> after today's fishing trip, the prince will have dinner with friends this evening and then he will leave tonight for australia. >> it wasn't until all know she's doing the weather this morning. but one of our reporters from years past back when prince charles was wrapping up his visit is the san francisco bay. >> he had a boat tour. this is 1977. and we captured him waving to fans. he was on a yacht in hunters point and mingling with, of course, high security doing some of his favorite pastimes. yeah, which at the time was shark fishing which sounds dangerous and he did. yeah. he brought he brought his catch back sign heart aquarium. so that, you know, people could enjoy it as they went to the aquarium. prince charles's 1977 visit came as the royal family, of receiving backlash over alleged torture of irish citizens. >> in british prisons. so they're all that political going on at the time during his visit, san francisco, the royal was met with just as many prote

we'll take a look back into our archives at prince charles visit to san francisco on this day in the next. san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." "i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." mark farrell. a proven leader with the experience we need. >> charles getting the full san francisco experience on this day in 1977, the british royal and now king of england spotted taking a ride on a cable car and also dining in. >> pac heights. he was also met with some backlash over britain's treatment of irish citizens in its prisons. protesters, police and fans of the royal family lined the streets as prince charles prepared to tour through several cities. and also check out the bay area. kron 4 captured his address at u c berkeley. that was 47 years ago today. >> i'm delighted to hav

but the military didn't allow him to visit her, even though prince charles at the time said that he wouldcessary medical equipment and nurses with him. the military said he would be a drain on the country's medical resources. when she was released from house arrest in 2010, she was able to meet her grandchildren — your children — for the first time. what was that like? that was great. and just being able to have her come over to england and spend some time with her extended family. let's talk about the period she spent in de facto office, de facto leader of the country. she won the free election in 2015. she couldn't become president because she was married to a non—myanmar citizen and had two non—myanmar citizen sons, but she was still the country's leader. her international reputation at that time was absolutely towering. she had enormous moral authority. she was an icon of the idea of peaceful resistance. but wielding power would change that. what were your hopes for her at that time, and do you think that the democratic world had unrealistic expectations of how far she would be able t

well, this was prince charles then. well, right. he was just a princess in 1977. okay. so he was obviously they're visiting san francisco writes, cable cars, large crowds, obviously heavy police presence following him around include protesters. they were rallying about the british presence in northern ireland at the time. he then went across the bay to oakland to deliver a public address. >> i'm delighted to have a chance to particular as my visit is not really all that long and says mom to see another pass of the white city of san francisco. >> you know, looking at sound bite there reminds me that if you haven't seen the crown, he looks just like in the but that's the real one, right? the actor does. it's well, then, of course, he got onto a yacht apparently to tour the oakland port hedland should uc berkeley. >> so like what the trip? >> i love the old footage. a lovely allowed because trench coat right will touch because are backed, by the way. and they're going to be back when rains. and i think dave has a little bit of that at some point in this forecast. >> the lo

for her contributions to holocaust awareness, she was honored by britain's prince charles and last yearas made a member of the order of the british empire. lily was 100 years old. still to come on the news hour, the supreme court hears a death penalty appeal. a look at the only county that has voted for the winning presidential candidate in every election since 1980. from underdog to undefeated, the inspirational story of a deaf school's football team, plus much more. >> this is the pbs news hour from the rubenstein studio at weta in washington and from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: early voting started in arizona today and both campaigns held events to persuade voters there. laura has this report. laura: as another hurricane perils towards florida, vice president kamala harris criticized donald trump for spreading disinformation about hurricane helene. during a phone interview on cnn. vp. harris: it is dangerous. it is unconscionable, frankly, that anyone who would consider themselves a leader would mislead desperate people to the point th

prince charles clifford joins us live now with the details. this is pretty exciting stuff. charles. >> yes, good stuff. yot know, the best part, the weather has cooled off. it's fantastic out today. i got my jacket on for the first time in a long time. but we are well within to fleet week here in san francisco. a lot of people checking out the ships parked along the sorry docked along the embarcadero and they are starting some preparations for air show which is on friday, saturday and sunday. wednesday morning, the uss somerset currently docked at pier. 27 was opened for public tours. the somerset is a navy amphibious transport dock with a crew of around 700. the ship is one of several vessels visiting san francisco for fleet week. the amphibious assault ship uss tripoli is docked down the embarcadero at pier. 21 near the bay bridge tours are available for all of the ships. you can also see these vessels when they enter san francisco bay for the parade of ships at 11 friday morning. along the marina green on the city's northern edge. wednesday, crews were setting up barrier

we need to remember what king charles said when he was prince charles. the pub is the hub.sh pint. this is this. i think this is a huge story. >> yeah, definitely. and we just handed over a load of islands to mauritius, which is great news for the chinese. we've got to keep our unit of currency for alcohol, andy, particularly as britain sort of drops down the global league table for sort of economics and diplomacy and military and all the rest of it. we've got to drown our sorrows. we've got to drown our sorrows. we need a pint. >> well, absolutely. >> well, absolutely. >> and after 14 years of tory britain, you know, i certainly needed a pint, and i will. you know, i think this, as you said, it's a bit of a non—story. i don't think the government are seriously considering it. but you know, i'll get on the phone to keir and have a word. if he does, consider banning the pint. >> i mean, they're banning smoking outside of pubs, in gardens. >> well, that's not that's not been confirmed yet. yeah. >> well pubs closing earlier as well . well. >> exactly. >> exactly. >> yeah. >>

we need to remember what king charles said when he was prince charles. the pub is the hub.pint. this is this. i think this is a huge story. >> yeah, definitely. and we just handed over a load of islands to mauritius, which is great news for the chinese. we've got to keep our unit of currency for alcohol, andy, particularly as britain sort of drops down the global league table for sort of economics and diplomacy and military and all the rest of it. we've got to drown our sorrows. we've got to drown our sorrows. we need a pint. >> well, absolutely. >> well, absolutely. >> and after 14 years of tory britain, you know, i certainly needed a pint, and i will. you know, i think this, as you said, it's a bit of a non—story. i don't think the government are seriously considering it. but you know, i'll get on the phone to keir and have a word. if he does, consider banning the pint. >> i mean, they're banning smoking outside of pubs, in gardens. >> well, that's not that's not been confirmed yet. yeah. >> well pubs closing earlier as well . well. >> exactly. >> exactly. >> yeah. >> yea

and prince charles was behind a lot of the design of it. be an ideal town, built with the with king charles's touch, you know, with all the horticulture and everything else that goes with it. and unfortunately, it has this images of it with bins overflowing, rats, the local rat infested and supposedly this is due to a typical bureaucracy, which is a mix up of recycling bins, and therefore the local council are refusing to take those mixed up bins. so there's a bit of a row broken out between the local council and the local people, which i think is absolutely ridiculous because, you know, i understand that people want to recycle, get this. all right. but to leave the bins overflowing deliberately, i mean, who's going to go in and clean the bins? the residents aren't going to go and start separating them from these overflowing bins. someone's got to step in here. and it's all very well for the local council to say it's not my problem, but it is. >> i think it's just absolute rubbish. i really do very seriously. i really do. >> right. thank yo

painted as part of an exhibition at the queen's gallery in buckingham palace where she met king charles, then princeased past this morning on day three of england's match against pakistan, scoring a boundary to reach the milestone. a few moments ago, england were 481 for 3 with root still at the crease after another phenomenal innings. 0ur sports correspondent, joe wilson reports. wednesday morning in milton. here he comes once again. classicjoe root. lovely. in a turbulent, complex world, he is composure. certainty. a dozen years of perfect timing. four more runs here meant 12,473 englishmen have played test matches since 1877, of them all, root is now the top scorer. a dedicated group of travelling supporters in pakistan. a modest acknowledgement from the record breaker. joe root grew up in sheffield with younger brother billy, who's also a cricketer. today's billy's wedding day in wales. and absolutely, that's where their dad is. i've got two sons, both played professional cricket. equally proud of them. um, but pride only goes so high. you know, i'm as proud as watching my kids as anybody else m

it is the prince from philadelphia.e on the conversation is charles carol wealthy planter and merchantnd. when carol signed the declaration someone jokes there go a few million. also josiahh bartlett is here he is the third from the left is a doctor and a farmer from new hampshire. all addressed approximately the same way. no one is wearing a chain of rank or a jewel for a noble order. no one's wearing for there is no nobility in this room. wearing their best or very good close. the other thing about them is they have been deliberating and they have finished their deliberation. they come to a decision that is represented in jefferson's piece of paper. there's no activity like the oath of the tennis court where the french delegates are swearing their loyalty with the revolution. this is a political group that is talked, i thought about it this is the conclusion they have come too. that was third painting. he followed it with two battles on then made a sketch for the surrender in saratoga. in the 1780s he begins at work on his seventh painting. cm's on the 18th century i do not know how

prince philip. there's always been this suggestion that, conversely, charles and indeed prince william are a bit moreargument. i remember writing a piece for the telegraph describing the queen being quite maternal towards him, and maybe charles felt that was a bit threatening, but there was a bit threatening, but there was a bit threatening, but there was a sort of idea that she quite liked boris johnson, because he was a bit of a loveable rogue. was it unfair for me to suggest that she had her work cut out with him when they were in those weekly prime ministerial meetings? i mean, can you imagine queen elizabeth ii sort of dealing with the ups and downs of the boris premiership ? frankly, the mind premiership? frankly, the mind boggles. anyway , we've still got boggles. anyway, we've still got a bit more to come because it would have been remiss of me to not ask boris johnson as well as this book unleashed, what he's planning next, and i also wanted to address some of these rumours about him wanting to stage a comeback. i say rumours he was on the steps of downing street, wasn't he talking about mak

prince harry. i mentioned to charles rae, the former royal editor at the sun. prince harry hadn't been home to montecito for two weeks, perhaps with all his recent work abroad and i said, oh, has he not seen the kids for two weeks? i was a little surprised because it seems like quite a long time to go without seeing your kids, but a few of you have been in touch mode. you said two weeks a long time, ben. good job you weren't a child of a forces person. my dad was gone for years. and jane, you said something similar. come on, ben, i like you, but lots of fathers don't see their kids. my hubby was in the army and did tours of four, even six months. that's life for some. don't make it an issue.i life for some. don't make it an issue. i agree, but harry's not in the force . he's private jet millionaire. >> well, joan jones says i'm no supporter of harry for trying to trash our beloved royal family, but i have to say he looks naturally happy on his own. in africa. no longer the underdog, isuppose africa. no longer the underdog, i suppose so, because in a way, he's n

prince from philadelphia behind. him gaged in a little conversation. and as charles carroll, wl, the planter and merchant from when carol signs the declation someone jokes go a few millions but also josiais here he's the third from theeft of the seated figures and he's a doctor and a farmer from w hampshire and all these are dressed approximately the same way. no one is wearing a chain of or a jewel that represents a noble order. no one's wearing hermann's or other furs, known nobility in room. these are all men of the middle and upper class, wearing their best or very good clothes. the thing about them is that they've been. and they've finished their they've come to a decision. that's in jefferson's of paper. so there's no activity like david's of the tennis court where the french delegates are swearing their loyalty with upraised arms to the revolution. this is a this is a political group that has talked thought about it. and this is the conclusion that have come to. so that was trumbo's third painting. he followed with two battles trenton and princeton. four and f

charles. did you get on with the queen and prince philip a bit better than no, i think i look, i mean, i was certainlyt i used to see the queen every week, and that was one of the great, great joys of the job, because it was kind of free psychotherapy. >> yeah . and there was no >> yeah. and there was no confession. so appalling that she'd heard it all before . right. >> would you say she had her work cut out with you compared to other prime ministers? i don't know, you'd have to. >> well, i don't know. she she was always. look, she was what i can say is she was always very supportive and kindly and full of, of really good advice . and of, of really good advice. and so she wouldn't, she wouldn't, you know, i sort of have a fair idea of what she's thought about. lots of things. but she wouldn't really reveal her hand much. but she would she would . much. but she would she would. >> you should know that she's a bit brexity. >> no, i wouldn't, i wouldn't go into her political views and that wouldn't be right. >> also, you say in the book about you think that she did hold on. she was very ill, but she was

charles. did you get on with the queen and prince philip a bit better than?en every week, and that was one of the great, great joys of the job, because it was kind of free psychotherapy. yeah. and there was no confession so appalling that, you know, she'd heard it all before. right. >> would you say she had her work cut out with you compared to other prime ministers? i don't know, you'd have to ask. >> well, i don't know. she she was always. look, she was. what i can say is she was always very supportive and kindly and full of, of really good advice. and so she wouldn't she wouldn't, you know, i sort of have a fair idea of what she's thought about. lots of things. but she wouldn't really reveal her hand much. but she would. >> she would indicate that she's a bit brexity. >> no, i wouldn't i wouldn't go into her political views and that wouldn't be right . that wouldn't be right. >> i like the fact he's keeping that to himself. >> oh, he's very respectful. >> oh, he's very respectful. >> i think of the late queen. >> i think of the late queen. >> well, so he s

prince harry, of course. he looks a lot happier. we're going to chat to charles rae. seems somewhat happier now.een passionate about for a very, very long time. i'd like to see him back to his strong area that he seems happy. >> there's pictures of him beaming in south africa looking very happy. some suggesting it's because he's away from meghan, but that's a bit cruel. >> well, it begs the question why he left in the first place if he's only now doing what he would have done anyway. >> yeah, well, no, it's a fair point. right. you two, we look forward to seeing you in about, oh, six minutes. thank you very much indeed. >> we are back tomorrow, aren't we? >> yes we are. but first, here's the weather. >> ooh, a chilly start will give way to a lovely, warm afternoon. boxed heat pumps, sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hi there. good morning. welcome to the latest update from the met office for gb news. it's a fine start today for most of us. sunny spells continuing into the afternoon, but it will turn increasingly cloudy and damp as the day progresses in the far northwest. in fact, already some l

prince william heard about the teen through his work with a london air ambulance charity. joking with david beckham at an event supporting the rescue service, taking selfies with paramedics. king charleso samoa later this month. but no sign of a meeting with his youngest son, prince harry, during his brief trip to the uk. harry on a private tour visiting south africa, just as he did as a young working royal nearly 20 years ago, when he co-founded a charity to support young people with hiv/aids. and prince william is also expected to be in south africa next month for his earth shot prize award ceremony. and by the way, guys, this event at windsor castle yesterday, wasn't actually on the royal's schedule. it wasn't an official engagement. prince william invited liz privately after he heard about her story, so she could come, take pictures and meet princess kate. >> that's really sweet. >> yeah, it is. >> kelly, thank you. >>> all right, hoda, hit us with that boost. >> a new york city pup had an unforgettable celebration on the tenth anniversary of his adoption, and all thanks to some really good friends. meet sweeper. he's an 11-year-old spaniel mix. sweeper's owner was out of town on

charles being treated for an unspecified type of cancer. making the statement in february. a month later, kate, the princess of wales, went forward with her chemotherapy treatment, now completed. the king's youngest son, princen monday for a charity event, honoring children with serious illnesses. >> as a parent, i know a little about the emotional roller coaster of parenting. but when i hear about the care that many of you moms, dads and family members provide, the level of around-the-clock care you offer, the skills you have to learn and the battles for support that fight every single day, i am truly in awe. >> reporter: harry spending time with the children and their parents monday at a hotel just two miles from buckingham palace. but it is not clear how long prince harry planned to be in the uk or whether he was going to meet up with his father. his team told our partners at sky news that they don't comment on his travel plans or on family matters. as for that memoir, boris johnson also said that the queen, quote, had known all summer that she was going, but was determined to hang on and do her last duty, ensuring the peaceful and orderly transfer of power from one prime minister to the other. as i said

. >> so the other thing on the mail is you've got prince charles, he's in samoa and he's drinking someand now i don't know if kava is if that's the same as the kava that you get instead of prosecco. it could. yes. yeah . could. yes. yeah. >> hopefully it says traditional kava.i >> hopefully it says traditional kava. i don't know where that's different from a non—traditional kava that would be in the telegraph . telegraph. >> he looks very happy there. you can see him. i don't know. i think that's the before photo from the mail. and then in the, in the telegraph, you see him and he's just totally wasted. and he's just sitting, sitting in his chair . and he's just sitting, sitting in his chair. he's got his leopard skin or whatever. >> i think it's also after he's told them they're not getting the reparations, and then it's just lemonade. >> he's got the better half of the job, hasn't he? he sits there getting served by sort of, you know, traditional ceremonial dressed samoans and while, you know, keir starmer's got, well, hang on a minute there, guys. >> sorry, but he's wearing a bush j

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shortly afterwards, prince charles and princess anne flew in to join them.rritory for the king. his 17th visit here. as an unmarried prince of wales, he was quite the attraction. it was to the foot of the rock that the aboriginal... his visits with princess diana drew big crowds and generated some memorable moments. and in recent years he's represented his mother as she stepped back from international travel. but eight months ago, it was hard to see how this trip could happen. a short stay in hospital and a cancer diagnosis limited what the king was able to do. but with modifications, the visit to australia and samoa goes ahead. the royal visit has been organised in conjunction with the king's doctors. it is shorter than originally planned and the schedule has been altered. new zealand has been removed completely, and in australia the focus will be on sydney and canberra. here there are also no engagements in the evening on the timetable. buckingham palace say this is all about preserving the king's energy. preparations for the trip have included a commonwea

in at number seven, prince andrew, who's about to be chucked out of the royal lodge by his brother king charleshe'll definitely have to become a working person just to keep a roof over his head. maybe he should work in a gym, or perhaps manage the sauna or steam room at some kind of spa. given that he doesn't sweat . at number six, he doesn't sweat. at number six, donald trump surely qualifies as a working person . a left wing a working person. a left wing flurry of court cases and multi—million dollar pay outs means that he actually needs to work more than ever. the poor guy even had to do a shift at mcdonald's last week just to keep the bills paid. in at number five, paul mccartney's wife, nancy. she's had to listen to some of his more recent albums, and that is what i would call work. at number four, phillip schofield, clearly a working person feeling sorry for yourself takes at least 12 hours of his day. at number three, katie price is a working person of his day. at number three, katie

king charles and queen camilla have now touched down in sydney, not pictured here. meanwhile, prince harry has been showing off his impressive surfing skills. >> pictured here. very good. hamas decapitation new drone footage reveals the last moments of 7th of october mastermind yahya sinwar life , before he was yahya sinwar life, before he was blown to bits by an israel defence force shell . defence force shell. >> labour's war on families inheritance tax school tax, stamp duty, national insurance and even more tax on the family car are all on the table. we're told as we edge closer to that halloween budget. does the treasury really have the family in its crosshairs ? in its crosshairs? >> and was one direction star liam payne badly let down by the music industry? sharon osborne has spoken out and will speak to one former x factor contestant and friend of liam payne, who is calling for an investigation into his record label. >> less than two weeks now until that halloween budget. and it seems to be a fairly spooky one for many. >> yes, it does seem like it could be a very spooky one.

king down under, king charles and queen camilla continue their six day tour of australia as they are greeted by the country's prime minister and a torrential rainstorm . meanwhile, prince rainstorm. meanwhile, prince harry is showing off his impressive surfing skills. as you can see, they're marvellous. look at that. having fun, doesn't he ? talking of having doesn't he? talking of having fun, this is a shocker. the number of pubs in britain could plummet to fewer than 1000. not this week though. by 2074, if this week though. by 2074, if this current trend continues, a rapid decline could see pubs become an endangered species with within five decades. that's not long, folks. how can we save the british boozer and former tory mp miriam cates is in croatia for us. for the second european congress on family discussing birth rates and why we're having less babies . i'm we're having less babies. i'm dawn neesom don't get started on having more babies now. right? okay, watch the programme first. i'm dawn neesom and the weekend starts right here and now . starts right here and now. but i always say this and i genuinely mean it. the favourite part of the show every week is to

but the tabloids go royal — prince william has said his mother inspired his campaign against homelessness. and the sunday express says the king charlesreturn to a normal travel schedule after the commonwealth summit lifted his spirits. let's start with this studio in the budget. andy, maybe the biggest thing about the budget has already happened. the chancellor has said she is changing the way the government calculates its debt and borrowing. and she credited you as one of the people who changed her mind. you said she should do it a few months ago. what is the change going to be and why does it matter? the key changes around the rule for debt, and recognising that when spending takes place for investment, thatis spending takes place for investment, that is creating an asset as well as a liability. and that opens up headroom for the government to do the right thing, to invest big across public services. 50 the right thing, to invest big across public services.- across public services. 50 in layman's — across public services. so in layman's terms, _ across public services. so in layman's terms, if - across public services. so in layman

charles will fly abroad during the spring and autumn, the traditional periods for official foreign royal trips , for official foreign royal trips, provided the doctors sanctioned the travel. staying with the royals. now, princeam has extended what is being called an olive branch to prince harry by publicly naming him for the first time in six years. >> my mother took me to the passage. she took harry and i both there. it must have been about 11. i think . probably at about 11. i think. probably at the time, maybe ten. i'd never been to anything like that before, and i was a bit anxious as to what to expect. >> that's part of a new itv documentary following the prince of wales and his first year as his homewood's programme that aims to end homelessness. the film, titled prince william we can end homelessness, includes poignant , can end homelessness, includes poignant, unseen photos of william and diana at the passage in westminster to the us now, where michelle obama has used her first appearance on the campaign trail alongside vice president kamala harris to attack donald trump. the former first lady urged americans to cast their votes to protect the country from the dangers of donald trump. speaking to a c