culture of exploitation and unethical practices ultimately took her life. >> the difference between prince harry prince william's statements were almost polar opposites. william spoke as a grieving son who wanted to get answers to a very difficult time in their lives. but of course he was also speaking almost as a representative for the royal family, he was speaking as a future king. whereas when you look at harry's, it came straight from the heart. >> reporter: on a bbc program about the investigation, earl spencer making a connection between the interview and his sister's untimely death two years later. >> i do draw a line between the two events. and i think that diana did lose trust in really key people. in the end, when she died two years later, she was without any form of real protection. >> this marriage was always going to end in divorce. the reality is diana died sadly, tragically, a few years later in a car crash. and you cannot necessarily link the two. >> reporter: ever since he started to date meghan, harry has feared that history would repeat itself with her. he shared his fears in

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we have the times which is giving us a rather fine picture of prince harry and prince charles holdingat his christening. harry i left uk to break a cycle of pain is what he talks about saying he experienced both involving his father and his grandmother. there is talk about that verse. it's a pretty tough picture that. let's start with the second story on the front of the times. that's the race to stop the indian strain. the indian variant which is spreading apparently quite rapidly across the uk. relatively small—scale at the moment but more than 1000 cases found already and scattered quite widely.— scattered quite widely. yeah, what are the most _ scattered quite widely. yeah, what are the most difficult _ scattered quite widely. yeah, what are the most difficult thing - scattered quite widely. yeah, what are the most difficult thing about l are the most difficult thing about this pandemic is how quickly covid can spread when things get out of control. it's got the production rate of about three without measures which means that one case becomes 33 becomes not, not because 27. if you

in his written statement last night, prince harry said the media's culture of exploitation and unethicaly killed his mother. harry continues to be open about his own mental health, issues which have their roots in the events of the '905. back in the states, - on a podcast, he has again made his own tracks. when it comes to parenting, if i've expressed some form of pain or suffering because of the pain or suffering that perhaps my father or parents had suffered, i'm going to make sure that i break that cycle, so i don't pass it on, basically. moira merryweather spoke for a number of viewers when she recorded these thoughts for us. every time he opened his mouth to vilify his family, i can almost hear the collective groan from the british public. please, prince harry, stop your horrific outbursts. and please, bbc, stop giving him a platform for his unpleasant and ludicrous comments. others, of course, are more sympathetic to the duke of sussex, and one viewer picked up on a word used by royal correspondent sarah campbell in a discussion last friday about prince harry's tv series. kate, thi

please, prince harry, stop your horrific outbursts.atform for his unpleasant and ludicrous comments. others, of course, are more sympathetic to the duke of sussex, and one viewer picked up on a word used by royal correspondent sarah campbell in a discussion last friday about prince harry's tv series. kate, this documentary series was first mooted two years ago, this collaboration between him and oprah winfrey, so that was before megxit but perhaps an early sign that he wasn't happy, that he saw himself doing something outside of the royal confines. kate richardson was watching that at the end of last week and had this response... finally, another of our viewers has detected what he sees as a trend in the way bbc reporters deliver their pieces to camera. take a look at this. questions will continue, though, whether any comments or at the department of health. especially run what happened in our care homes behind closed doors. keir starmer sa s a behind closed doors. keir starmer says a labour— behind closed doors. keir starmer says a la

in prince harry's statement. — coax and persuade.persuade. in prince harry's statement, he says, _ coax and persuade. in prince harry's statement, he says, this _ coax and persuade. in prince harry's statement, he says, this is - coax and persuade. in prince harry's statement, he says, this is the - statement, he says, this is the first step towards justice and truth, yet what deeply concerns me is that practices like these, and even worse, are still widespread today. this is, he says, bigger than one outlet, one network, or one publication. david sillito, bbc news. let's speak to our royal correspondence nicholas witchell, who is here, so much reflection of these events of the past 25 years, still very raw for princess diana's sons, prince william speaking in that unprecedented speech last night, criticising the bbc so strongly. i night, criticising the bbc so stronal . ~ ., , .,, strongly. i think really it was the intensity of _ strongly. i think really it was the intensity of william's _ strongly. i think really it was the | inte

. >>> prince harry unleashed. not holding back on his new series with oprah speaking out about growing up in the spotlight. what he says were his unanswered calls for help. >> i felt completely helpless. i thought my family would help, but every single ask, request, warning, whatever it is just got met with total silence or total neglect. >> sharing painful details about meghan's own struggle. how he credits his mother with his decision to step away from royal life. >>> royal reaction. princes william and harry respond to the results of that investigation into the 1995 interview with their mother and how it was secured. >> the interview was a major contribution to making my parents' relationship worse and has since hurt countless others. >> this morning the journalist whose request led to the findings joins us live. >>> and the incredible moment caught on camera, a good samaritan leaping in saving a woman assaulted on a subway platform, wrestling the attacker to the ground. what the hero is saying this morning. >>

and rising concerns about mask guidelines for the office >>> prince harry opening up about his struggles with drugs and alcohol after the death of his mother, princess diana >>> our journey across america to los angeles. the homeless crisis here and my conversation with the mayor is the city doing enough >>> and the incredible bravery that earned a korean war veteran the medal of honor >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt, across america reporting tonight from los angeles. >>> good evening, everyone the iconic santa monica beach our backdrop this evening as we conclude our "across america" journey in los angeles. the beauty belies a crisis here only exacerbated by the pandemic i spoke to l.a. mayor garcetti about how the city is addressing homelessness, and we'll have some of that conversation ahead. but the mideast is where we start again tonight in israel and gaza residents counting their losses and gingerly surveying the destruction as a shaky truce goes into a second night the rockets that crisscrossed the skies and aerial bombardments now tonight we have reporti

has had a _ is that obviously prince harry has had a herh— is that obviously prince harry has hadhad a herb and his experience in his life with his— had a herb and his experience in his life with his mother dying in the circumstances that she did following his parents very high—profile divorce _ his parents very high—profile divorce. so a lot of sympathy for him, _ divorce. so a lot of sympathy for him, clearly, and he's obviously going _ him, clearly, and he's obviously going through some terrible things, and yet. _ going through some terrible things, and yet. i— going through some terrible things, and yet, i think one thing talking about— and yet, i think one thing talking about that — and yet, i think one thing talking about that and the suffering that he has had _ about that and the suffering that he has had in _ about that and the suffering that he has had in the stuff he is revealed here, _ has had in the stuff he is revealed here, he — has had in the stuff he is revealed here, he has talked about it a lot, to he _ here, he has talked about it a lot, to be frank. — here, he

cbs' nikki battiste has the details. >> reporter: more stunning revelations from prince harry, telling oprah in their new apple tv docu-series that he wants to be a better father than prince charles has been to him, and that his wife, meghan markle, encouraged him to seek therapy. >> only after meeting meg did you start the process of trying to figure it out? you hadn't tried before? no? >> no, and i quickly established that if this relationship was going to work, that i was going t have to deal with my past, because there was anger there, and it wasn't anger at her. it was just anger. >> reporter: in "the me you can't see" prince harry says the royal family never discussed his mother, princess diana's, death, an avoidance that led him to drugs and alcohol. >> to make that decision to receive help is not a sign of weakness. in today's world, more thanmoren ever, it is a sign of strength. >> reporter: among the admissions: when meghan had suicidal thoughts, prince harry says their request for help from the royal family was met with "total silence, total neglect." the series focuses on t

>>> also this morning, what prince harry is now saying about his father, prince charles, and what it's like growing up royal. >>> caught on camera, who says black cats aren't lucky? one cat's amazing leap from a burning building. how this ended. >>> and later, which city in america has the best barbecue. the survey results that some may find quite controversial. >>> good friday morning, everyone. we begin with a major turning point in the pandemic. the cdc now saying fully vaccinated americans no longer have to wear a mask indoors in most situations. >> the shift in guidance was welcome by most people across the country but not everyone. several cities and many businesses are deciding to not immediately follow this new guidance. >> abc's alex presha is here with the latest from washington. alex, good morning. >> reporter: andrew and mona, good morning to you both. so thedea is that soon you could see a lot more of these, smiles. the cdc saying that vaccinated americans can now ditch the masks in most cases. >> i think that's fantastic. i think that's what everyone was waiting to hear.

while the daily express says prince harry's latest tv attack may have deepened the family rift beyondcial times quotes the chief executive of astrazeneca, who insists its covid—19 vaccine does has a future, as he revealed the uk had priority access to the jab and hit out at the "armchair generals" behind the attacks on the company. we still don't have susie come a she p°p5 we still don't have susie come a she pops up, we will bring her in. let's you and i begin. we will start with the daily mail. spencer, now the police must probe the bbc. this is the princess's brother, what exactly might the police have to investigate?— might the police have to investigate? might the police have to investiaate? fl ., ':: ::f . ., investigate? it's not 100% clear because, clearly, _ investigate? it's not 100% clear because, clearly, the _ investigate? it's not 100% clear because, clearly, the met - investigate? it's not 100% clear because, clearly, the met has l investigate? it's not 100% clear- because, clearly, the met has looked at this before, clearly lord dyson's report uncovers some new detail,

william and prince harry have said overniuht? �* , , ., ., overnight?ernight? it's, it is a long time coming. that — overnight? it's, it is a long time coming, that is _ overnight? it's, it is a long time coming, that is one _ overnight? it's, it is a long time coming, that is one of - overnight? it's, it is a long time coming, that is one of that - overnight? it's, it is a long time i coming, that is one of that stature says the way it is, and yeah, i am very very pleased that they have come forward, because it is done. it is adding incredibly weight to getting to the bottom of this whole saga, and you know, people like me have been waiting for a long time for vindication, and for the truth to come out. for vindication, and for the truth to come out-— for vindication, and for the truth to come out. ., ., . ., to come out. tell our audience how ou have to come out. tell our audience how you have been _ to come out. tell our audience how you have been affected _ to come out. tell our audience how you have been affected by - to come out. tell our audience

prince harry speaks about the trauma of the death of his mother, and the support he says he and his wifeded when meghan was pregnant with their son — and was having suicidal thoughts. the thing that stopped her from seeing it through was how unfair it would be on me, after everything that had happened to my mum, and to now be put in the position of losing another women in my life, with a baby inside of her, our baby. a ceasefire between israel and the militant group hamas has brought to an end to eleven days of fighting. here comes the sun — spain welcomes tourists but the eu delays any decision on opening up this summer. and coming up in the film review — mark kermode looks at the week's new movie releases, including his take on angelina jolie's new "survival thriller". good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has said he's very concerned about the bbc�*s handling of its 1995 interview with princess diana — after yesterday's highly critical report by a formerjudge. lord dyson condemned the way the broadcaster secured the interview and its failure to properly investiga

prince harry bears his soul. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington, welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. are you in the "cnn newsroom" on this saturday. it's great to have you along with us. looks like we are poised for lift-off as summer approaches, america is finally reopening, finally some good news on the covid front. according to the cdc, 38% of the u.s. population is now fully vaccinated against coronavirus. and we have more good news to share -- the number of cases week over week is falling in at least 37 states. now after more than a year of life under lockdown, many people are returning to their schools and their workplaces, not to mention their long-lost favorite hangouts. as memorial day approaches signaling the unofficial start of summer, many of us can't wait to hit the road for vacation. cnn's natasha chen is in atlanta. tell me what you're seeing there in atlanta, natasha. >> reporter: well, it is a beautiful saturday afternoon. a lot of people out along the belt line, the path going through much of the city. there's so many people, in fact, th

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i know prince harry — good morning. good morning. i know prince harry is _ good morning.king about it being more than one outlet but let's talk about the bbc because it is so very raw, there are so many injured parties. as someone who has watched the media landscape for some time, what on earth does the bbc do, going forward? ., ., ., ., forward? going forward, one of the challenaes forward? going forward, one of the challenges the _ forward? going forward, one of the challenges the bbc _ forward? going forward, one of the challenges the bbc has _ forward? going forward, one of the challenges the bbc has got - forward? going forward, one of the challenges the bbc has got is - forward? going forward, one of the challenges the bbc has got is it - challenges the bbc has got is it already under attack from all sides, it's already facing a hostile government that is trying to nudge the new director—general tim davie into a slightly different direction. it's also having to deal with its place in the media landscape already. one of the interesting things out is that this is abou

prince harry speaks about the trauma of the death of his mother, and the support he says he and his wifeded when she was pregnant with their son — and was having suicidal thoughts. the thing that stopped her from seeing — the thing that stopped her from seeing it— the thing that stopped her from seeing it through was how unfair it will be _ seeing it through was how unfair it will be on — seeing it through was how unfair it will be on me, after everything that had happened to my mum, and to now be put _ had happened to my mum, and to now be put in _ had happened to my mum, and to now be put in the _ had happened to my mum, and to now be put in the position of losing another— be put in the position of losing another women in my life, with a baby— another women in my life, with a baby inside — another women in my life, with a baby inside of her, our baby. a ceasefire between israel and the militant group hamas has brought to an end to 11 days of fighting. and here comes the sun — spain welcomes tourists but the eu good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has said he's ve

the i has the duke of sussex, prince harry, claiming that prince charles passed on his own sufferingildren. the metro quotes the world health organization saying every existing coronavirus vaccine works against all known variants, including the indian strain. the japan times reports that the country is still racing to catch up with other developed nations and inoculate its citizens against covid—i9 amid a fourth wave of infections there. germany's franfurter allgemeine has angela merkel defending israel's right to defend itself. france's le figaro carries a striking picture of migrants climbing a dam in morocco, saying there are fresh concerns about a new wave of people arriving in europe. meanwhile, the financial times reports australia's biggest beef exporter has predicted that it could boost uk sales tenfold if prime minister borisjohnson backs a zero—tariff, zero—quota trade deal, as cabinet ministers clashed over the potential impact on british farmers. so, let's begin. sorry about that early start, aborted start. ben, if you could take us to the front page of the guardian and t

. >>> royal revelations, prince harry opening up to oprah winfrey once again about his despair after the death of his mother and how he used drugs and alcohol to cope. >> from 20 to probably 32 was a nightmare time in my life his f prince charles. will the royal rift ever heal? >>> all that, plus super simone. simone biles pulls off an incredible vault in training. one that a woman has never landed in an official event as she prepares to compete this afternoon for the first time in more than a year. her fans are hoping she'll do it again and make history, today, saturday, may 22nd, 2021. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today," with peter alexander, kristen welker and dylan dreyer. >>> and welcome to "today." thank you so much for joining us on this saturday morning. dylan is enjoying the weekend off. peter, good to be with you. that move by simone biles, that will wake you up on a saturday morning. it's called the yurchenko double pike, tough to pronounce and tougher to pull off. >> i feel like i did that once while skiing, but that was not on purpose. no woman has ever done th

it's a really honest, raw conversation that prince harry had.in her interview with oprah. she spoke about having real suicidal thoughts. harry speaks about this more he talks about the night she confided in him. she was so afraid of hurting him, of him losing another person that he loves he also says he was ashamed by his reaction he was angry that he had put them in this position. they were out smiling for the cameras, pretending everything was okay, when everything so clearly was not. guys >> molly hunter, thank you very much. >>> coming up next, help wanted. small businesses from coast to coast ready to reopen but struggling to find enough workers. >> our first-hand look at how they're coping and how it can affect everything from how you dine out to getting work done around your home it's finally here! shop kohl's lowest prices of the season... for tees starting at just $5.99... swimwear starting at $17.99... and get shark vacuums for $199.99. even better? get kohl's cash and get it all in 1 hour or less with free store pickup. kohls i recomm

>> prince harry and meghan. >> i thought you were talking about men alon >> does las?hat lady gaga? >> taylor swo,n close. >> what about this? >> he looks like the rock for some reason. >> because he's bald? what if i told you it's the richest man in the world. >> the president of amazon. i forgot his name! >> jeff bezos. >> good job! if you were the richest person in the world, what would you do? >> honestly, i think i would buy candy. >> buy candy. >> and buy toys. >> and buy toys. >> and buy hospitals. because you are very sugary from all that candy. >> diabetic. >> what does diabetic mean? >> diabetic means you have diabetes. >> you can tell me a lot more on the walk home. >> okay. ould donate $1 million to all the people in need. $1 million to the vaccines, all three, johnson & johnson, pfizer, moderna. and i would buy orphans a home. >> deanna, would you like to change your candy answer? no, you're sticking with it? >> buy myself a house and a car and a typewriter and a new computer and a phone. >> would you spend some of the money into developing a cure for the

prince harry accusing his family of total neglect when he and his wife asked for help. about list struggles with drugs and alcohol, after his mother's death. here's a clip from the "the me you can't see" streaming on apple tv. >> i was going to drink and willing to take drugs and willing to try to do the things that made me feel less like i was feeling. but i slowly became aware that, okay, i wasn't drinking monday to friday, but i would probably drink a week's worth in one day, on friday or a saturday night. and i was by myself drinking, not because i was enjoying it, but because i was trying to mask something. >> let's dive into this a little bit more with broadcaster and royal expert, daisy mark andrew, thank you for being with us. what's the reaction so far overseas in the u.k., especially from the royal family and the british media? >> well, i think you summed it up, in your intro to that clip when you said this might sound a bit familiar, i mean that is a lot of the reaction here is, we've heard a lot of this, harry has been talking about his own struggles with me

some will compare that 1995 diana interview to the one prince harry recently gave to oprah. h talked about how hard they found royal life and how it affected our mental health. that incredible open, personal message from prince william, he said he felt the media hounded his mother and said had she known about the deceit things may have turned out very differently. jesse? >> jesse: thanks, hang tight, we want to ask a few questions ray dana perino, go right ahead. >> dana: i know you are an expert on this case. just kidding. i do have some questions, benjamin. first of all, why in the world was diana's pr team, i'm sure she's not making these decisions on her own, have asked for her, you know, bank records, why... how does that happen? >> first of all, her team was quite diminished at the time, the royal family by all accounts had rather cut her off and she was left with quite a small team, her brother being the main one and this journalist, martin bashir approached her brother saying, i've come across these documents which show that members of your household and of princess d

. >>> new developments tonight, powerful statements from princes william and harry, both blasting thec after an investigation found one of nali documents in 1995 to land a bomb shell interview with her mother, princess diana, abc news reporter, marcy gonzales has the story. the bbc releasing results of an independent investigation, finding that journalist martin ba sheer deceived princess diana's brother in order to secure that bomb shell 1995 panorama interview watched by 23 million people. >> well, there were three of us in this marriage. so it was a bit crowded. >> former judge lord dyson leading the investigation finding bashir meeting showing fake bank statements. suggesting two employees were being paid to gather intell on the prin cbs. by gaining access to princess diana in this way. he was able to persuade her to agree to give the interview. it's quite clear from the introduction that i sat in on on the 19th of september in 1995, everyone was going to be made untrustworthy. and i think that diana did lose trust in really key people. >> the bbc responding to the investigation's

what more came out of what prince harry said? ,., ., more came out of what prince harry said?t prince harry said? , ., ~ , more came out of what prince harry said? ., �* , more came out of what prince harry said? ., a ., ., said? good morning. as you say a lot of talk about — said? good morning. as you say a lot of talk about this _ said? good morning. as you say a lot of talk about this documentary. - said? good morning. as you say a lot of talk about this documentary. this | of talk about this documentary. this documentary was muted two years ago in the sum of 2019 so long be for all the issues that have been since then. and there have been five episodes now that have been made available online just in the last couple of hours, and looking through those episodes, again, it is harry, his attempt to share his mental health problems as a way to help others deal with theirs. as i said in my piece, the people having to deal with the new—found openness are his family. he has a pod cast, and an interview with oprah winfrey which had been critical of the royal family and in these ep

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. >> and prince harry speaks out again, saying his childhood was one of pain and suffering, likeningld life to being any zoo. -- in a zoo. ♪ hello, a warm welcome if you're watching in pbs, and the u.s., or around the world. do stay with us for the latest analysis and news from here and across the globe. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu has warned israel's biggest offensive against hamas in gaza that shanta gaza in years is not over yet -- against hamas and gaza in years is not over yet. rockets fired toward israel for a for today. at least 122 people in gaza have been killed. nine people have died in israel since the fighting began on monday. let's go to jerusalem, to our middle east editor. jeremy. reporter: it is ugly and angry on the streets and towns shared by jews and arabs in israel. they have the same hatred and not much else in common. police broke down the door of a family. they deny accusations their sons are attacking jews. the police say their office is behaved correctly. [screaming] the father and the sons were arrested for attacking police officers. the w

. >>> new developments tonight, powerful statements from princes william and harry, both blasting the bbc after an investigation found one of its journalists used phony documents in 1995 to land a bomb shell interview withss dia news reporter, marcy gonzales has the story. the bbc releasing results of an independent investigation, finding that journalist martin ba sheer deceived princess diana's brother in order to secure that bomb shell 1995 panorama interview watched by 23 million people. >> well, there were three of us in this marriage. so it was a bit crowded. >> former judge lord dyson leading the investigation finding bashir meeting showing fake bank statements. suggesting two employees were being paid to gather intell on the prin cbs. by gaining access to princess diana in this way. he was able to persuade her to agree to give the interview. it's quite clear from the introduction that i sat in on on the 19th of september in 1995, everyone was going to be made untrustworthy. and i think that diana did lose trust in really key people. >> the bbc responding to the investigation's

with the two statements, the one from _ with the two statements, the one from prince william and prince harryy— harry, side by side and as you rightly point out harry seems to broaden— rightly point out harry seems to broaden it — rightly point out harry seems to broaden it out to the media in general, — broaden it out to the media in general, talking about not one outlet. — general, talking about not one outlet, notjust the bbc, not one network— outlet, notjust the bbc, not one network or— outlet, notjust the bbc, not one network or one publication, it is the whole — network or one publication, it is the whole ecosystem. and as giles says. _ the whole ecosystem. and as giles says. there — the whole ecosystem. and as giles says, there is a context here. he as effectively — says, there is a context here. he as effectively in — says, there is a context here. he as effectively in his eyes being driven out of— effectively in his eyes being driven out of the — effectively in his eyes being driven out of the uk by the tabloid media. he was— out of the uk by the tabloid media. he was suing and succe

♪ ♪ >> emily: critics are going after prince harry again after he fired off new attacks against the britishal family sang his father prince charles made him suffer as a child and accusing the family of total neglect when wife meghan markle was suicidal. royal experts say harry's latest truth bomb driving a huge gulf between him and the family. this is "outnumbered." i'm emily compagno coming here today, harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany, host of "kennedy" on fox business, kennedy and steve hilton, host of "the next revolution." prince harry says his family's inability to help fight where megan was one of the main reason he left for california, he says he was afraid he was going to lose her like he lost his mother, princess diana. harry also sends his family would not discuss his mother's death and he turned to drinking and drugs to cope. he spoke earlier about his loss on "good morning america," watch. >> you were 12 years old at the time, you didn't process it. others who didn't even know your mother, we were able to show our grief. and you, because of the position that you were in were

so, do you agree with prince harry about the suffering and pain in the family. upbringing. suddenly i started to piece it all together and go, ok, this is where he went to school, this is what happened, i know this bit about his life. i also know that's connected to his parents. yeah. so that means that he's treating me the way that he treated.— which means, how can i change that for my own kids and, well, here i am. i am moving my whole family to the us. that wasn't the plan! harry talked about his wife meghan�*s decision to help him seek therapy, and he revealed that his desire to leave royal duties went right back to his early 20s, and was notjust the result of his marriage. you can only be what you can see... from their new home, harry and meghan now regularly speak out. buckingham palace hasn't commented on the duke's latest interview. never complain" — policy that harry himself no longer feels any need to obey. james reynolds, bbc news. the business empire of liberty steel owner sanjeev gupta is under investigation by the serious fraud office. the probe is

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link from the broadcaster to what happened to their mother, princess diana and in a new interview prince harryohol he leaned on to numb his pain. max foster is joining me with more. william and harry a blaming the bbc for playing a role in their mom's death, explain this. >>> there's two different elements and each is focusing on a different one really. fundamental deceit that diana was lied to, and then that led to the interview. prince william's concern is more about how the bbc was aware of that deceit, and covered it up so diana went to her grave without knowing that she'd been deceived. that's what's really infuriated him. let's hear what he said in his statement last night. >> it brings indescribable sadness to know that the bbc's failures contributed significantly to her fear, par n paranoia and isolation that i remember from those final years with her. >> prince harry more focused on the deceit itself saying the ripple effects of a culture of exploitation and unethical practice ultimately took her life, our mother lost her life because of this, and nothing has changed. he's not saying

here is what prince harry had to say.hink we have a lot of shared experience when you talk about that is correct when you see so many people around the world grieving for something they felt as though they knew better than you did in a weird way because you're unable to grieve yourself. he said how are you grieving more for someone who is my parent and i'm unable to grieve myself? so once again, kim, remarkably open discussions that a member of the british royal family is having in an effort he says to try to normalize discussions around mental health and help people who might be struggling with some of these issues. >> very important. bianca nobilo, thanks so much. >>> the one where they reunited. 17 years later. the famous cast of "friends" met once more for an almost two-hour special on hbo max, the sister company to cnn. six celebrities strolled around their old sets while reminiscing on their ten-year run of the show. ♪ smelly cat, smelly cat, what are they feeding you ♪ >> celebrity cameos and james corden, creators

arthel: meanwhile prince harry speaking about the royal family again.show with oprah, the mean you cannot see and hear he accuses the family making him suffer at the trial bullying him in neglecting his wife meghan markle when she was suicidal. they're worried that it will create a huge gulf in the royal family. arriving in los angeles with more. reporter: prince harry is not moving back in his interview coming to cocreator and the serious series with oprah, focuses on mental health and what is like to struggle with it. mcclurkin printed critics advising him overhead and sing these attacking the royal family again. harry shares his own appeal battle with mental health five-part soon he said been in therapy for the last four years and edit drinking and drug phase to cope with his mother of diana's death and he also blasted by saying that he did not help him emotionally when he was younger and harry said that he and his wife meghan markle when they try to get help, with harassment they felt from the press, he also elaborated to suicidal thoughts. >> the f

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sir, do you agree with prince harry, about the suffering and pain in the family?est musings which will trouble the family. they've accepted that he needed to get away from royal life for the sake of his mental health. what they didn't expect was for him to go public on such private matters. here he is on his father's upbringing. this is where he went to school. this is what happened. i know this bit about his life. i also know that's connected to his parents. yeah. so, that means that he's treating me the way that he was treated. exactly. which means how can i change that for my own kids? and, well, here i am. harry says he feels a little more free in his new life in california. his family may wonder how many more reflections he and his wife will feel obliged to share. nicholas witchell, bbc news. now how's this for a hard luck story? a californian woman claims to have missed out on a $26 million lottery prize after the winning ticket was destroyed in her washing machine. she says she left it in the pocket of her trousers. the bbc�*s tim allman has the story. this

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. >>> also, print -- prince harry compares royal life to living in a zoo. >>> i want to bring in dr.anjay gupta. thanks for joining tonight. there's a lot going on. it's a huge announcement by the cdc after more than a year of masks, of distancing, fear of spreading the virus, people who have been vaccinated have way less restrictions. how important is this moment? >> it's a big moment, don, i mean, it in some ways, i didn't think we would get to this moment anytime soon and certainly not this soon. i mean, in some ways it feels early, really, for this. i was talking to folks at the cdc last week, and they were saying, it's likely that indoor masking is still going to be recommended for some time to come. i thought maybe even into the summer. so it felt sudden. but it also seems to follow the science. the three big questions, you know, the vaccines, they protect you from getting sick. we've known that since the trials came out. we now know the vaccines limit your chance of becoming infected. you're not likely to become infected after you've had the vaccine, the critical thing we lear

prince harry reveals more about his struggles after the death of his mother and who he blames for that. that's coming up later on this hour. >>> but we do want to begin with newly released video in the fatal arrest of a black man two years after his death. the louisiana state police have finally released body cam footage in the brutally violent 2019 arrest of ronald greene after the associated press published leaked clips showing white officers beating and tasing greene repeatedly while he was handcuffed and face down on the ground. we want to show you some of this footage, but i do want to warn you, it is very disturbing. >> let me see your [ bleep ] hands. let me see your [ bleep ] hands, mother [ bleep ]. >> i got out. >> come here, mother [ bleep ]. >> i'm scared. >> taser, taser, taser. you're about to get it again if you don't put your hands behind your back, mother, you better not move. >> you all right? >> blood all over. i hope this guy ain't got a.i.d.s. >> so, police initially told greene's family that he had died after crashing his car during a high-speed police chase after

feel about prince harry? harry m and the majority camp that we purchased outright not to care about this ridiculous family in 1776 with a grade of blood and effort. but on the substance of what he said i'm guessing what he is referring to is a fact that libel laws are considerably stronger in the uk. i think a lot of us don't realize how strong and how wonderful our first amendment actually is but even in comparison not to china should point out your monologue, but even to places like the uk or canada. for example in the uk there can be criminalized not with a call hate speech was defined as anything to certain extent that is offensive to particular people some people might river the case of the internet a few years ago that guy got a fine because he taught his pug how to do a hail hitler salute. be not the greatest case but something to take for granted in america. we should actually be grateful for strong protections. harry can just return to his castle backhoe if he does not like it. kennedy: they keep doi

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