the princes, harry and william, with some uncomfortable truths. a: seven days, on sunday night at 7:30pm on bbc one. has the worldwide popularity of harry potter cursed indonesia's owls? the wide—eyed birds feature prominently of course in the books and films, and it appears that many people now want them as pets. the number of wild owls sold in indonesia's notorious bird markets have risen dramatically in the past decade. this from our indonesia correspondent, rebecca henschke. yes, people say i look like harry potter, and now even more with my owl. he paid $100 for this owl. it was this owl that looked like harry potter's snowy white owl. my owl is the same colour as harry's. lots of owls are being sold in indonesia, it is easy to get one. the word for owl in indonesia is ghost bird. there is a growing number of people inspired by fiction to take a wild owls as pets. someone whose job is to go out into the jungle and find them. he helps us find and catch them. we don't really know how they do it, we just get the owls. researchers say they are usu

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

. >>> 20 years ago today diana died in a car crash in prince harry and prince william went to the gardens to pay tribute to princess diana. many people came by to pay their respects. >> i was fortunate to meet diana before she got married, and to me if diana had lived today, she would have made a wonderful queen. >> prince william and prince harry greeted many people waiting in the rain to pay their respects, princess diana, her boyfriend and the driver of the car were killed when they crashed in the tunnel in paris. >>> senator kamala harris hosted a bay area town hall meeting and what she said about the topics ranging from healthcare, to charlottesville, to immigration. >>> we have the latest on the destructive wildfires burning in northern california and we know now how the fire started that has burned 10 homes. >>> traffic is still mostly good but we are getting problems including the problem on the nimitz freeway farther south from here. we will let you know what is going on in which lanes are blocked. >>> if you don't like the hot temperatures you may have a problem. it looks pretty

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the sunday express chooses to feature prince harry and his girlfriend, the actress meghan markle, as arrive in botswana for a break. we wish them well but we were look at that any further, will we? what is there to say? we wish them well. we do. let's start with brexit in the telegraph. bricks —— britain to put £36 billion down. why is this figure being proposed? put £36 billion down. why is this figure being proposed ?m put £36 billion down. why is this figure being proposed? it is interesting and i think number ten has denied the story. governments of —— source has dismissed these reports. yes. with all due respect, my colleagues at the sunday telegraph do not make up stories. i think this is a well sourced story. it is basically saying, we will carry on paying what we pay at the moment which is about 10 billion euros a year, for the transitional period, which might be three years, so period, which might be three years, so that is 30 billion euros and then we'll play another ten on top. so that is 30 billion euros and then we'll play another ten on topm says three separate sources

. >> so prince william and harry have been opening up in recent weeks about princess dia of her deathharing new revelations about the difficult and emotional moments leading up to their mother's funeral. here's abc's david muir. >> reporter: it is the last image the world saw of diana, then learning of the crash. >> it is here on saturday that the funeral for diana, the princess of wales will be held. >> reporter: it is hard to believe a week from now, the world will mark 20 years since diana's death. new interviews tonight from a bbc documentary. prince harry on the paparazzi who followed his mother into that tunnel. >> i think one of the hardest things to come to terms with is the fact that the people that chased her through, into the tunnel were the same people that were taking photographs of her while she was still dying on the back seat of the car. she'd had a, quite a severe head injury, but she was very much still alive on the back seat. >> reporter: two boys walking alongside their mother's casket. prince william now revealing he felt his mother was there. >> it was one of the

also this morning — prince harry tells the bbc he's very glad he walked behind princess diana's coffinher funeral 20 years ago, but says he still can't forgive the paparazzi. i think one of the hardest things to come to terms with is the fact that the people that were chasing her into the tunnel, were the same people that were taking photographs of her while she was still dying on the back seat of the car. we'll have all the details, and also hearfrom prince william. are you in your thirties, with a social media profile, online shopping accounts and an internet bank account? we'll find out how criminals could be trying to steal your identity. hello, welcome to the programme. we're live until 11 this morning. we also want to hear from you if you've been verbally or sexually harassed on public transport. there's a suggestion this morning that one solution might be women—only carriages on trains. oppponents say that's just giving into the problem. let us know what you think. do get in touch on all the stories we're talking about this morning — use the hashtag victoria live and if you text

prince harry, and prince william believe the paparazzi who hounded their mother are partly to blame for her death. >>> temperatures could drop to the 60s? yep, topper's going to have the forecast coming up. >> plus, the search is on for a lost animal. it's stuffed, but that isn't stopping social media from doing everything it can to find it. z2fwdz z16fz y2fwdy y16fy >>> you want to see something new at the zoo? look at these guys. welcoming the birth of two screaming harry armadillo pups. the larger amount of hair they have compared to other armadillos. their birth at the zoo is a first, and visitors will be able to see them after they get a little bigger and get used to their enclosure. they're kind of cute. okay. elsewhere at the zoo, parts of the panda house are being closed. beginning tomorrow, the indoor viewing area will be off limits. it's all in an effort to give mai zhang some privacy. the closure will not affect the outdoor habitat in the viewing areas. >>> this next animal may not be alive, but he's got hundreds of people looking for him, or her. we just don't know it yet. >

. >> prince harry and his brother, prince william are candid and emotional in the new documentary which airs september 1st on nbc. on sunday, the smithsonian channel aired two specials. one that includes new analysis of the worldwide phenomenon of the revenge dress. it all started with prince charles admitting adultery. >> it became irretrievably broken down. >> just with that airing, diana stole the prince's thunder arriving at a high profile event wearing this black stunning mini dress. >> that was her at her most manipulative magnificent. the way she walked, so slowly, and waved to the crowd. >> amid the drama surrounding his mother's death, prince william's focus is simple, the impact of his mother's legacy. >> when you have something so tragic as the death of your mother when you are 15, it leaves you, you know, it will either make your break you, and i wouldn't let it break me. i wanted it to make me. i wanted her to be proud of the person i would become. >> she would be so proud. >> oh, so much. >>> well, the night before the anniversary of her death, william and harry will pay t

a lot of people have been negative about things they said but prince harry himself was a young boy but2 years old and consequently the most vocal but also a celebration, they went to see happy faces because that is what diana meant to them, smiling faces. >> we are taking a look back at the wedding ceremony and we were discussing remembering getting up early that morning, watching the wedding and our floor director said you can watch the wedding on youtube in this digital age. when you met princess diana what would she think of this going on now? >> she must've been 5 years old, she was so young. interesting thing because the bottom line is we are used to living in a phone agent everything being so instant. diana was just on the cusp of that. she herself, professionally and privately, i she embraced the media age. and connect with some of the media and make friends with elements of the media. even she was stunned how much she has been remembered and images have lived on because we have to remember the images are trapped in time. she struck me as a marilyn monroe figure, very public per

and the sunday express chooses to feature prince harry and his girlfriend, the actress meghan markle,arrive in botswana for a break. but is it just but is itjust a holiday? we don't no. the telegraph. brexit. written to put £36 billion on the table in a divorce offer. —— britain. but according to a government source, they are dismissing these reports that they are prepared to pay this bill. do you believe it? there is no smoke without a fire. they quit the sources that confirm it. we assume there is some truth in it. but we don't know yet. some parts of government tend to disagree with other parts, i have noticed that as the eu negotiations have gone on. that ours make the reasonable assumption it is true. —— let us. they are trying to push the debate on. what they want to discuss with michel barnier, the chief negotiator for the eu, is the relationship for the eu and the uk. barnier has set until the risen a financial settle m e nt until the risen a financial settlement we are not able to do that. —— there is a. so that is why they are doing this. if this is true, that is what they a

prince william and prince harry have been recalling the seven days between their mother's death and heribe how they were numb and confused when they first heard of their mother's death in 1997, and were grateful for the seclusion provided by balmoral castle in scotland. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell has more. it was the week when a nation mourned and the monarchy faced sharp criticism. at its heart were two boys grieving for the loss of their mother but required by their royal position to appear in public and help assuage the public‘s sense of loss. in the bbc documentary william and harry speak of the numbness and confusion they felt when they were told that their mother was dead. and in harry's case it is clear there is still anger to the french photographers who were pursuing diana's speeding car in the moments before the crash in the tunnel in paris. one of the hardest things to come to terms with is the fact that the people that chased her into the tunnel were the same that were taking photographs of her while she was dying in the back seat of the car. william and i kno

yesterday princess diana sons honored her with prince william and prince harry visiting, and a numberpeople gathering to pay their respects. >> i was fortunate to meet princess diana as a youngster before she was married. to me, if diana had lived today, she would have made a wonderful queen. >> prince william and prince harry greeted a number of people waiting in the rain to pay their respects. >>> we have an update that came in on the out-of-control wildfire in butte county as the ponderosa fire grows to 350 acres and now 3500 acres. it started tuesday afternoon east of oroville. it destroyed 30 buildings including ken holmes and only 10% contained. it is still threatening 1300 structures, 500 our homes. the authorities arrested a suspect yesterday, 29-year-old john ballenger is accused of starting the illegal campfire that got out of control. >>> mandatory evacuations have been issue for the wildfire in the sierra foothills, burning at pleasant valley road near the community of grass valley in nevada county. it has burned 200 acres so far and authorities are worried it will grow an

it does put her in a very positive light, a lot has been said about whether prince william and prince harryoved of these dates being aired. did you think we should have been here? i think diana probably would have been pleased with the outcome because... yes, we saw a human person but also quite a strong person as well, we saw somebody, who, i think, person as well, we saw somebody, who, ithink, probably person as well, we saw somebody, who, i think, probably had quite a lot of fragility with her mental health because of the situation she wasn't, but decided to fight back and fight back she did. there's a line in it, a bit of voice saying, what they feared was strong woman and that is the thing that they felt that they could not handle. so actually, it has —— completely ee, actually, it has —— completely agree, i think it has put her any human light, a good light and many have sympathy for her and i think it does create a big pr problem for camilla and charles. the times has tesco stopping selling disposable bags. it seems like not so long ago they only started to sell them. the banning of

prince harry on the paparazzi, who followed his mother into that tunnel. >> one of the hardest thingso come to terms with is the fact that the people that chased her through -- into the tunnel were the same people that were taking photographs of her while she was still dying in the backseat of the car. she had had quite a severe head injury, but she was very much still alive in the backseat. >> reporter: two boys walking alongside their mother's casket. now revealing he felt his mother was there. >> it was one of the hardest things i had ever done. i felt like she was walking beside us to get us through it. >> reporter: he said he understands why his mother did that interview when she talked about her troubled marriage. >> there were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded. >> reporter: prince william saying, i can understand having sometimes been in those situations. you feel desperate, and you feel terrible that things are being said that are untrue. the easiest thing to do is say or go to the media himself. >> it either makes or breaks you, and i wouldn't let it break

. >>> finally, princes william and harry in a new interview, revealing they felt their m >> reporter:it is the last image the world saw of diana. then learning of the crash. >> it is here on saturday that the funeral for diana, the princess of wales will be held -- >> reporter: it's hard to believe, the world will mark 20 years since her death. prince harry on the paparazzi, who followed his mother into that tunnel. >> one of the hardest things to come to terms with is the fact that the people that chased her through -- into the tunnel were the same people that were taking photographs of her while she was still dying in the backseat of the car. she had had quite a severe head injury, but she was very much still alive in the backseat. >> reporter: two boys walking alongside their mother's casket. now revealing he felt his mother was there. >> it was one of the hardest things i had ever done. i felt like she was walking beside us to get us through it. >> reporter: he said he understands why his mother did that interview when she talked abou >> there were three of us in this marriage, so

. >> reporter: prince harry and prince william believe the paparazzi who hounded their mother that night are partly to blame for her death. above the tunnel where diana died, people who admired the princess still come to remember her. >> she's still here in our hearts and she's never going away and she never will. she never will. >> reporter: many people paid transcribeout here in london -- tribute here in london never knew her but they're still captivated by her, her famous friends are also honoring her. singer elton john posted a photo with diana on instagram, writing 20 years ago today the world lost an angel. ♪ the star rf song "candle in the wind" at her funeral. millions of brits watched the nationally televised motional femalewell. 20 years later, many here are -- farewell. 20 years later many here are still saying good-bye. teri okita, cbs news, london. >> after that deadly crash, many blamed the paparazzi but dr. malay says they never blocked him from doing his job. many have taken to social media to share their memories of the late princess. one tweets no woman can ever match t

. >> neil: i always think when i remember back to that time of prince william, prince harry having touneral protection. they were just kids. i always wondered in retrospect, why was that put on them? obviously very consoling for the nation and the world. but i pain them watching them, even the tapes of it 20 years later. who arranged that? >> i don't know who had the final say, but certainly it calls to mind, neil, what an extraordinary few days those were. the mood in london was like nothing i ever felt before. i know that while i'm sure it was in fact prince harry has said what an ordeal it was, as a visual symbol of what it meant for the country and for the world at large. the fact that those important men and young men in her life made that long trek with her casket was a very powerful symbol. >> neil: no doubt. and obviously you follow her more closely than i and know the ins and outs of royalty. my impression as a dam yankee following this, she was cut from a didn't cloth. i love the images of her on a water park ride with her sons or running to them to give them a big old hug.

prince william and prince harry are remembering the day quietly and privately. emptiness.er an >> i am a fan of the royal family and i wanted to see how everyone remembers diana. i wanted to see what it was like. >> a high street crash in paris -- high-speed crash in paris in 1997 after being pursued by paparazzi. a permanent statue will later go up in this year in her honor. continuing coverage of harvey with an incredible story. this houston area dr. raved rising floodwaters in the middle of the night to perform life-saving surgery. he used a canoe to get to the hospital and went through waist high water. >> when we got to the exit for the hospital, the theater was the. we took the -- feeder was deep. we took the canoe up the river, the river, and then we ran the rest of the way. adrianna: the pediatric surgeon's trip usually takes 10 minutes but this one took one hour. his 16-year-old patient is thankful and says he is feeling a lot better. they have been pounded down there. hurricane, this one still in the atlantic. doug: probably 1000 miles off the west coa

the mother of prince william and prince harry died in 19-97 after a car crash in paris. she was 36-years-old. tributes for the woman known as "the peopl held today. a makeshift memorial has been set up at the entrance of the tunnel where she was killed. this morning, the mayor of paris laid a wreath at the site. must see video out of florida. check it out a florida homeowner came home surprised to see an alligator! at the bottom of his swimming pool. the gator appeared to be relaxing and wouldn't go away. it was about seven feet long --- eventually the homeowner called local trappers who were able to carry it away. he says gators in his yard are pretty normal but this is the first time one has ended up in his pool. time now for weather - seasonable today; much cooler tomorrow cooler tomorrow - rain from harvey late friday through saturday - drier sunday & labor day monday - irma could strengthen to a hurricane today today: partly sunny. seasonably warm and a touch humid. highs: 81-85 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: stray shower or storm early. mostly cloudy. becoming breezy.

prince william and prince harry visited the garden dedicated to the late princes at the palace with thenumber of people gathering to pay their respects.>> i was privileged to meet diana when she was a youngster before she got married. to me, and had diana lived until today she would've made a wonderful queen.>> william and harry greeted a number of people waiting in the rain to pay their respects, princess diana, her boyfriend and the driver of the car were killed when they crashed in the tunnel in paris. >>> the california senator kamala harris in the bay area and what you said about the topics ranging from healthcare, to charlottesville, to immigration. >>> the destructive wildfires burning in northern california, and we now know how one fire started that has burned 10 homes . >>> traffic is moving well in many areas. this includes san francisco and along northbound 101. >>> get ready. it will get really hot around here and it starts today, and tomorrow through saturday are the main days but inland locations could reach up to 112 around livermore. ♪ sun to the farm ♪ ♪ to the seeds in