>> reporter: yes, prince phillip, he is still in hospital. him in hospital, the longest stint he has ever had. we had some good news this week, he underwent a procedure for his preexisting heart condition, that happened on wednesday, two days later he was transported from that hospital where he had that procedure back here to king edward vii hospital. he is expected to remain here for nam of days. he was also being treated for an infection but also recuperation. as i said to you the last hour we are hoping that prince phillip isn't watching the news closely because it has been quite a week of royal news and not much has been positive. >> absolutely. thank you so much, anna stewart in london. >>> cbs is reportedly paying at least $7 million for the interview, that's according to the "wall street journal" which also reports that the duke and duchess aren't being paid to talk to oprah winfrey. they are said to be asking $325,000 for 30 seconds of commercial time, that's twice the normal rate. the fact that they are given an in-depth interview is

which _ on prince phillips declining health. which is _ on prince phillips declining health.nterview— does seem pretty bizarre that this interview is still do to come out. perhaps — interview is still do to come out. perhaps it— interview is still do to come out. perhaps it will be pulled at the last minute. i hope so for the sake of the _ last minute. i hope so for the sake of the royal— last minute. i hope so for the sake of the royal family because itjust seems _ of the royal family because itjust seems unbelievably. the of the royal family because it 'ust seems unbelievablyi of the royal family because it 'ust seems unbelievably. the male has it as well. it seems unbelievably. the male has it as well- it just _ seems unbelievably. the male has it as well. itjust unusual _ seems unbelievably. the male has it as well. itjust unusual seeing - seems unbelievably. the male has it as well. itjust unusual seeing the i as well. itjust unusual seeing the teasers ahead of these interviews by prince harry. this has got to be marketed right around the world. there'll be a lot of mone

>> reporter: i'm sad to say no updates on prince phillip but we did have good news last week, he underwent procedure for a heart condition at a different hospital and two days later was transported back to this private, small hospital. we are being told he will be here for a number of days for continued treatment. will he also an infection and is recuperating. i hope he is not reading the newspapers and that he is not going to be watching this interview because i think it would make for very difficult watching. >> absolutely. well said. thank you so much, anna stewart, in london. >>> still to come on cnn, mask burning demonstrations across the state while some local leaders are supporting them. stay with us. see every delivery... every yikes... and even every awwwwwwww... wait, where was i? introducing self protection from xfinity. designed to put you in control. with real-time notification and a week of uninterrupted recording... all powered by reliable, secure wifi from xfinity. gotta respect his determinatio. it's easy and affordable to get started. get self protection for $10 a month.

there have been racist comments allegedly made by prince phillip. oprah said that harry made it clear to her it was not prince phillip in this case. you don't have to go far into the history of the royal family to find allegations and suggestions of racism within that family, neil. >> neil: wow. this doesn't end here. thank you, jonathan. jonathan hunt. following it closely. my thanks to your mother as well. and luisa james join us from britain. i don't know. the whole royal family seems disjointed right now. i don't know if they can put that humpty dumpty back together again. what do you think? >> the statement is very interesting. it clearly comes from the queen herself. she apparently stopped a statement being released last night because she wasn't happy with it and she wanted more time to think about it. her character is all over it especially where she talks about harry, meghan and archie being much loved members of the family. there's some significant words that they want to address this privately. that is her saying no more airing of dirty la

it is all being done as prince phillip lies in the hospital.bunch of white supremacists. >> they could have used her and her son as this amazing bridge to so many parts of the world to embrace diversity. they were thinking about how dark the baby was going to be. >> the daily express says queen, duty, family unite us. public service for you harry and megan, not a self-serving tv chat with oprah. charless and williams's immense sadness over the interview. all of it comes after many shocking claims, including this one, of course. the one that you cannot miss, of racism within the royal family. >> in those months when i was pregnant, all around the same time we had in tandem the conversation of he will not be given security. he won't be given a title. and also concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he is born. >> what? who is having that conversation? with you. what? >> there are several conversations. >> there is a conversation with you -- >> with harry. >> about how dark that your baby is going to be. >> potentially and

slamming harry and meghan for taking the media spotlight while harry's 99-year-old grandfather, prince phillip, is hospitalized. but the palace also taking heat accused of a double standard for quickly launching a bullying investigation against the duchess, while it's accused of dragging its feet in investigating prince andrew's ties to jeffrey epstein. >> i would hope harry would want to protect them, to protect his family, but she's a wildcard in many ways. >> reporter: meghan markle denies the bullying accusations, saying they're an attack on her character. mona? andrew? >> andrea, thank you. the timing of all of this is what a lot of people are pointing out. they're saying if these allegations were made a year ago when they were still having positions in the royal family, why is it now when we're waiting days away from that interview with oprah. that they decide to launch this investigation. >> and it seems like generally speaking the royal rift is escalating over the last couple months here? >> yeah, no, exactly. they are trying to take control of the narrative. you see they have the podc

here in the middle east too often torn apart by war >> richard engel >>> britain's 99-years-old prince phillip had been transferred back to a private hospital he's expected to remain in the hospital for a number of days. >>> an escalating royal war of words and oprah winfrey's interview with meghan markle and prince harry >> reporter: it looked like a fairy tale wedding the duchess of sussex tells oprah that she felt she lost her freedom. >> it is different than what people imagined it to be ve the right and the privilege in some ways to be able to say yes. >> reporter: meghan says she wanted to sit down to oprah before the big day but the palace prevented it. >> i was not allowed to have that conversation with you. >> reporter: tonight after a n the sussex and the royal family the biggest royal crisis since the death of diana >> historically is very serious, senior members of the royal family who are going to be sent to siberiaorter: many are wondering how harry can ever reunite his family in july, he's set to unveil his mom's statue, diana alongside with his brother >>> almost 70 years after

i think it is important that prince phillip is experiencing health issues and there is a massive controversyyounger generation. how would you put that into context for us, max? >> a lot of people don't realize he supports her behind the scenes. the estate he runs. he's a hands on estate manager. he's also head of the family. he decides which kids go to which schools. he's very hands on. when there has been crisis, he's led things through. he's not here for this. so you wonder whether or not the statement would have come out sooner if he was more involved and the queen had someone to have counsel with. i think he is missed here. it is another stress wondering when he's going to come back to the castle. he's still not back here. he's been in the hospital for weeks, don. >> max, thank you so much. get some sleep, if you can. listen, i just want to tell our viewers, we mentioned at the top that prince charles was out and about today, was asked about the interview. did not respond to it. he kept walking. >>> they have a new target. the same conservatives that talk up the founding fathers are now

. >>> prince phillip is recovering after a successful procedure after a pre-heart condition. the 99-years-old have been hospitalized for more than two weeks. >>> meghan markle is accusing the palace spreading lies as an investigation launched whether she bullied staffers more from keir simmons in london. >> reporter: the queen ordered an investigation into bullying all out war at the palace than oprah winfrey released more of her interview. >> how do you feel about the palace hearing you speak the truth today? >> i don't know how they could expect after all this time we would still be silent if there is an active role that the firm is playing in perpetuating falsehoods about us. if that comes with risk of losing things, there is a lot at losing things, there is a lot been lost already. >> reporter: the palace is not commenting, they're concerned that meghan bullied stars and launching an hr investigation. the duchess seemed in intense and always having someone on her sight. >> reporter: harry and meghan's team calling it a calculation smeared campaign >> the headaches at buck

says prince harry told her of the royal who made the comment of skin color is not the queen or prince phillip. >> thank you. >>> the faa says there was an alarming increase in laser strikes against pilots last year in 2020, the number of incidents rose nearly 7,000, the highest since 2016 >>> controlling the pandemic, one country's remarkable success. >>> on this international women's day, we want to take you to iceland sarah harmon is there. >> reporter: this stunningly beautiful country. i just landed in iceland. it is passport control and straight to the pcr test a covid pcr test is required at the airport. >> this is what you will need for the test >> reporter: another test five days later port of iceland is highly effective response to the pandemic, keeping variants out and borders open and now iceland is the first to introduce vaccine passports for citizens >> you need to open up the border in some way and we are trying to do that in a scientific way >> reporter: as dr. fauci warns americans of the risk of relaxing the rules too soon, iceland is open for business including gyms and rest

reporter: her office says harry and meghan will lose their royal patronages growing concerns for the prince phillip moved to the hospital to treat his infection and a heart condition. >>> up next, vaccine success in alaska. >>> we are back continuing our series "life after lockdown." we went to alaska with the state's highest vaccination rate per capita to a village where everyone gotten a shot sarah mclaughlin is erin mclaughlin is there. there. >> reporter: in remote alaska, the most extreme temperatures and an unprecedented effort to save lives here anyone 16 and up can get vaccinated >> here is the vaccine information for it >> reporter: one of many native villages are now weeks away from herd immunity >> first time they came in everybody was excited. >> reporter: the villages are already done with the elders leading the way. >> how much does it mean for you >> it is more freedom. >> reporter: peter simon is responsible for the area's 42 villages helping secure vaccines and a total lockdown >> whatever you had in your freezer or pantry, that was the supplies you got, the whole world shutdown >>

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of course, when oprah winfrey then said yesterday it wasn't either the queen or prince phillip, princendparents, of course, that didn't help the feeding frenzy, it simply ignited it, gave it more power, if you like, because people were starting to whittle down the possible list of suspects with, and it got closer to closer and many people looking at prince charles or prince william and saying, was it them? this statement was clearly designed to try to pause or abate that feeding frenzy, to try to throw the wolves some meat, so that they can eat on that rather than trying to work out who it was who did these statements. but i'm not sure, i don't know about you, kristen, whether that's going to work? >> there was such a tremendous pressure for buckingham palace to respond, and we should say that this response comes against the backdrop of some public appearances by the royal family, prince charles visiting a vaccination center earlier today. of course, we saw princess kate, who was in a car yesterday, as well as camilla. talk about the internal mood, if you will, as the royal family trie

and meghan wanted to make cheer to the public that these comments were not made by the queen or prince phillipstart thinking, well, who did make them? many people say well, harry has been very rude about his father in other bits of this interview. was it prince charles? and i think that's what people will be very concerned about here. prince charles, we know, will be the king in the next few years. his mother is about to turn 95. she's not going to last forever. and his popularity is already suffering. he's not one of the more popular senior royals and this will do nothing to make him more popular. >> so it begs the question. all eyes are on buckingham palace and london in general. how long can buckingham palace stay silent? we heard from the prime minister boris johnson. everyone will be asked about this. certainly from buckingham palace and all those around that world, how long can they remain silent? >> well, i think before they saw this interview, their intention was to stay mute on it for as long as possible. ideally forever. that's clearly not going to wash now that we've seen the seriou

i think the damage she's done to the british monarchy and to the queen at a time when prince phillip hospital is enormous and frankly contemptible. so, if i have to fall on my sword for expressing an honestly held opinion about meghan markle and that diatribe of bilge that she came out with in that interview, so be it. >> reporter: she's basically saying, it doesn't just affect her, it affects a lot of other people. he's making it a freedom of speech issue. he should be able to say whatever he likes about her. i think, you know, other people would say, it wasn't just about her, he was talking about mental health issues, they're very serious, and a lot of people would sympathize with the duchess' view. it was very controversial, that appearance earlier in the week on itv. they will, i'm sure, come up with some kind of comment later on. but itv not commenting besides the fact they've confirmed that mystery morgan has resigned. >> all right, max, it seems like there's breaking news in this story every hour. bring us more as soon as you have developments. joining us now, richard quest. a

and prince phillip has been transferred to a second hospital in london for tests for a heart conditionear—old duke has been in hospital for 13 days. let's begin with the latest on kovac smack. covax is a global scheme to get coronavirus vaccines to poorer countries — and it's underway. this is the president of ghana, who's become the world's first recipient of a jab delivered via covax. he received the oxford astrazeneca vaccine. and the ambition of the world health organization is that covax will deliver more than two billion doses by the end of this year, and that 92 lower income countries will receive vaccines, as well as 98 wealthier countries. covax vaccinations are also under way in neighbouring ivory coast. the bbc�*s lalla see is in abidjan. today, ivorians are among the first africans to get vaccinated against covid—19. so the government has made it a big, big event. it's happening in one of the biggest sports arena of abidjan. the government has also used a lot of communication to fight stigma, or to fight resistance, because people think that this vaccine might cause them ha

in the uk — the hunt for the person carrying prince phillip — the queen's husband — is moved to a specialist, is given a three year sentence — two suspended — one, under house arrest.

we have the update on prince phillip's condition as he leaves the hospital. good morning.hank you for joining us. it's tuesday, march 16th. >>> you may need extra time. it's a cold one out there. >> yeah. definitely bundle up as you start off the day. we are looking at those temperatures much colder compared to yesterday morning. even some spots down to freezing. a frost advisory in effect for the areas highlighted in turquoise here. the north bay valleys under that frost advisory until 9:00 a.m. with temperatures down to freezing. another location across the region. as we head through the afternoon with plenty of sun, daytime highs not as chilly as yesterday but still about 5 degrees below average. mid to upper 50's and upper 50's to low 60's inland later on today. grab the big winter coat. let's check in with michelle for the morning commute. >>> we are tracking trouble spots. there's an accident eastbound on the dunbarton effecting the left lane. traffic is in the green but that left lane is blocked along the dunbarton bridge. super commuters are having a slow go on wes

. >>> new, prince phillip is on the mend. he left a hospital after a month of treatment. the 99-year-old husband of the queen had whhe was treated r was later moved to another hospital for a heart procedure. the palace hasn't commented on his release. >>> the san francisco condo market is coming back strong. >> coming up, a look at some high demand luxury homes and why now may be a good time to . >>> the faa now cracking down on what they are calling unruly passengers. passengers. >> wall street moved higher on monday. the dow rallied 174 points, extending its record high. the nasdaq gained 139 and the s&p500 rose 25, also hitting a new high. >>> the federal reserve kicks off a two day policy meeting today. the central bank will release new economic and interest rate expectations. the chairman will hold a press conference tomorrow to explain the outlook. investors will watch to see if the fed is looking to raise rates in the future. >>> the faa is extending its zero tolerance policy for unruly passengers. there have been more than 500 reports since december, most related

campaign run against them in the runup to the interview with oprah winfrey this is playing out while prince phillipis still in the hospital for what the palace says is a pre-existing condition. he's been there a month now, it's a long stay for a man of his age. it's adding to the stress and worry for what is already a very difficult time for britain's royal family frances. >> with this move, let's see if we hear from harry and meghan at all. raf, thank you >>> time for weather again let's check in with nbc meteorologist janessa webb hey, janessa >> hey, guys we're also watching the severe weather risk getting an update for wednesday afternoon. this has expanded towards the deep south to the southeast. this is a large area where it will be under enhanced risk, we're going to see a potential for a tornado outbreak in this area it's time to think about your safe spots where you now have 26 million people with strong rockies you're back in the 50s that's a little bit of good news the northeast quite chilly we've dropped temperatures nearly 20 degrees. the march chill, it's back we'll take a look at tha

prince phillip — the queen's husband — is moved to a specialist heart hospital in london for furthermonstrations outside of hong kong's court where 47 pro—democracy activists face charges of �*conspiracy to commit subversion�* the united states has issued a stern warning to myanmar�*s military leaders of more sanctions if killing of unarmed protesters and attacks on journalists and activists continue. earlier in myanmar, the deposed leader aung san suu kyi, appeared via videolink in court and was told she faces fresh charges. it's the first time her lawyers had seen her since the military seized power on the 1st of february — detaining many government leaders. since then there've been widespread protests with security forces responding with increasing force — this weekend at least 18 protestors were killed. here's what the state department had to say. we condemn burmese security forces brutal killing of unarmed people, its attacks on journalists and activists, and ongoing unjust detentions. the united states, in close coordination with our partners and allies, we have made clear to t

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in the uk — the hunt for the person carrying prince phillip — the queen's husband — is moved to a specialistpital in london for further treatment. guilty of corruption and influence peddling — the former french president, nicholas sarkozy, is given a three year sentence — two suspended — one, under house arrest. and the simpons gets a makeover — but who is the new voice of dr hibbert? well, maybe this will help with medical school. - the united states has issued a stern warning to myanmar�*s military leaders of more sanctions if killing of unarmed protesters and attacks on journalists and activists continue. earlier in myanmar, the deposed leader aung san suu kyi, appeared via videolink in court and was told she faces fresh charges. it's the first time her lawyers had seen her since the military seized power on the 1st of february , detaining many government leaders. since then there've been widespread protests with security forces responding with increasing force , this weekend at least 18 protestors were killed. here's what the state department had to say. we condemn burmese security force

the damage she's done to the britain monarchy and the queen when prince phillip is lying in hospitalon my sword for expressing an opinion about meghan markle, so be it. >> sean: now piers morgan's comments are being investigated under their harm and offense rules. that's a government reglull attor. should you care about that. in the democrats hr1 bill it will create a speech czar chosen by the president who can pick and choose which campaign finance laws get enforced against whom. it's dangerous and destructive. it's not at all surprising. it's right in line with the democrats and their far left socialist censorship cancel agenda. here is candace owens. i like piers morgan. i wish he would have stayed. it was interesting television. i find it compeling to watch and i can't stand anything about the royals. it's their thing and not mine. i respect it. here's the question: government regule at ors who would fact check the fact chugers? >> in the united kingdom they don't have first amendment rights. piers morgan was all of us when he called meghan markle on the lies she's told. she can'

terms of the baby's skin color or the portrayal of it, clarifying that it was not the queen or prince phillipo added his father, prince charles, does not take his calls anymore and his relationship with his brother prince william needs space. >> very revealing. it is monday and an off and on wet week for the beginning, right? >> you got that right. we're going to see some rain. how much rainfall we'll get, back with that in less than ten minutes. >>> a store offers a shopper a $1,000 exchange. sounds pretty good, but she turns to us anyway for good reason. this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. >>> nbc bay area responds to a vacaville woman who says her brand-new furniture quickly started to look old. the store offered a replacement, but she still needed a consumer investigator, chris chmura to step in with his team. what did you do? >> we helped her out. she went to the furniture store. she coughed up $1127 for a cabinet set from a store in fairfield. three weeks later, she notice

afterfour weeks in hospital prince phillip has returned home to windsor castle —— to be reunited withueen who has had quite a lot on her plate while he has been away. and are you creaking? what has a year of remote working done for our physical health, our necks and our backs. we will bring useful advice if you are working from the kitchen table. hello, i'm katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. the brexit prize, as defined by those who voted to leave in 2016, was a newly defined role for a buccaneering, free—trading "global britain", outside the european union. that has been viewed with some scepticism in foreign capitals. but today — after a year long review — the government spelt out what it will mean for the uk's security, defence and foreign policy. in short, its a shift in focus; towards asia and the indo—pacific region — cultivating allies and strong relationships with everyone in that region, other than china. one of the biggest sections of the review deals with the future of the british military. the uk has announced it will raise the cap on nuclear warheads

today at six — prince phillip returns to windsor castle after his longest ever stay in hospital.e went in fighting an infection and leaves after undergoing a heart procedure. reunited with the queen after four weeks in which she's had to deal with a very public rift within the royal family. also tonight — sweden is the latest european country to suspend the roll out of the oxford covid jab. but as vaccination centres lie idle across the eu, its medical regulator says there is no evidence the jab causes blood clots. the benefits of the astrazeneca vaccine in preventing covid—19, with its associated risks of hospitalisation and death, outweigh the risk of the side effects. hms elizabeth heads east for its first deployment. britain shifts its foreign policy focus after brexit towards countries like india and japan. an autumn trial for the police officer accused of killing sarah everard. from woodwind to woodwork — how thousands of performers have changed roles since theatre curtains came down a year ago today. and coming up on bbc news. history is made at the cheltenham festival, as

. >> reporter: in 1983, queen liz ethand prince phillip arrived a day ahead of schedule.they were supposed to sail on their yacht but a huge storm made the seas too rough. >> creating a good story for the press in england. >> reporter: the next morning, a big welcome at the symphony hall. the couple was serenaded by tony bennett. [singing] [ applause ] >> reporter: the bring sang along. the queen cracked a smile. a huge hat with british landmarks opened up to reveal a photo of charles, diana and baby william. they had lunch at stanford and off to hewlett parkard to check out computers. later that evening then president reagan and the first ahead hosted a formal state dinner at the museum. the queen wore a huge diamond tiara. >> i raise my glass to you and mrs. reagan to our friendship between our countries. >> reporter: in 2005 prince charles returned, this time newly married to bowles. governor newsom, then mayor, hosted them. >> umbrellas and all. >> reporter: next evening in the rain, the duke and duchess attended a black tie event. the prince gave a toast. >> such a w

. >>> a successful heart procedure for prince phillip, the husband of queen elizabeth. he has been in the hospital for more than two weeks. buckingham palace says the infection is not covid related. he is expected to stay in the hospital for a few more days as he recovers from surgery. >>> a victory for meghan markle. she's going to get an apology from a british tabloid that published a private letter she sent to her father. they printed parts of the letter in 2018. the duchess sued. a judge ruled last month in meghan's favor saying they misused private information. they ordered the tabloid to run an apology on sunday. they must post a statement on its website about what happened and keep it there for a week. >>> more to come at 6:30, a congressman sues former president trump. the allegations and what he is looking for in return. >>> enough vaccinations for all the teachers. the announcement from one of the bay area's biggest school districts and how parents are reacting tonight. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing

is lying in hospital is enormous and, frankly contemptible. >> sandra: prince phillip is 99 and sicks like this may be not is the best time to be having these conversations when you do have someone in the hospital and there's a lot of things to look at and to have this argument. piers morgan has always been kind of critical of meghan markle. i don't know if his comments surprised anybody. maybe people were surprised at hip leaving good morning britain and having that discussion about freedom of speech and really getting into that. obviously, some things he said people were upset with. him not believing about her mental health struggles or accusing her of falsely reporting the racism. those are all things we take very seriously. >> sandra: really interesting to follow this. seems like the american people are interested in this. always about the royals, right? >> i think we need a little contest. we don't know everything that's happening there. piers morgan doesn't know. meghan wasn't even there for that conversation. none of us really know what's going on. we should respect privacy, b

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. >> and i want to point out that this interview is going to be aired as prince phillip is in the hospitalurgery. queen elizabeth is a beloved figure around the world. what megan markle is saying is going to rub people the wrong way. they're not taking it lying down. interesting timing regarding the bullying report and when it came out. the fact that buckingham palace said they're launching an h.r. investigation into meghan markle is very telling. i think they want to discredit her a bit before this interview comes down that is a stronger statement than they released regarding the sexual abuse allegations against prince andrew and that comparison has been made. >> martha: i mean, all you hear from meghan and harry is how much they want to stop bullying and bring more kindness to the world. obviously this is not a good look as they head into this interview and no love lost for this couple at home. thanks, carley. you look well in that dress, beautiful. >> thank you. >> martha: that's the "the story" march 5, 2021. we'll see you back here monday. have a great weekend, everybody. glad to see

. >> in 1983, the queen and prince phillip arrived a day ahead of schedule.p the coast but a huge storm made the seas too rough. >> created a good story for the press. >> the next morning a big welcome. the prince sang along. when beach blanket babylon came on stage the queen cracked a smile. a huge hat with british landmarks opened up to reveal a photograph of charles, diana and baby william. they had lunch at stanford and then off to hp to check out new computers. later this evening, then president regan and the first lady hosted a formal state dinner. the queen wore a huge diamond tiara and offered a toast. >> mr. president, i raise my glass to you, to the friendship between our two countries. >> the royals arrival. >> in 2005 prince charles returned, this time married to camilla parker bowles. the governor hosted them at bleach blanket babylon. the next evening in the rain the duke and dutchess attended a black tie event. the prince gave a toast. >> such a wonderful, warm heart ed welcome. >> a story book ending to the bay area's red carpet treatment. >>

. >>> prince phillip has been released from a london hospital. >>> we have a freezing cold morning acrossost of the north bay and the valleys. keep everything protected through at least 9:00. when temperatures will rise above 32 degrees. >>> we have a slow down coming out of livermore this morning. i am following a crash involving a big rig. injuries have been reported here. it is all off to the shoulder. speeds are still down around miles per hour. >>> governor newsom is appearing on the view today. see what he has to say right here at 10:00 this morning >>> airline bookings have soared in the past few weeks giving new hope for a recovery in the travel industry. >> in this morning's gma first look after the worst year on record for the travel industry, this morning a potential come back. u.s. airlines already reporting some big spring and summer bookings and so is the cruise industry. >> the vaccine gives people a renewed confidence in travel and in cruising. >> it was a year ago last march when the cdc issued a no sail order as covid cases exploded on land and at sea. cruise after cruis

. >>> prince phillip back at windsor castle after being treated for an infection. >>> streaming todayod donation. how you can help. you can watch that or on the app. >>> we have the update on that three car crash near the highway 92 connector. the cars have been moved over to the shoulder. hopefully that will allow more cars to go by and pick some speeds up. taking a look at the san mateo bridge. 14 minute different into san mat, o. the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on. >>> and it's a cold start to the day. we have a frost advisory for the north bay due to freezing temperatures and right now in santa rosa drop down another degree. subfreezing 31 looking at freezing in livermore, 43 in san francisco, concord at 37 right now. we will see plenty of sun. daytime highs in the mid to upper 50's. rain returns on thursday with the next weather system. back to you. >> get this. today is actually national everything you do is right day today. >> i love it. >> the possibilities endless. however you want to celebrate. it cannot be wrong. i'm just starting to cook things up. >> absolut

the monarch is being blasted by harry and meghan and the rest of the royal family and of course prince phillipbrate his 100th anniversary in june and the queen is 95. >> martha: she's enormously popular. that's for sure. you know, your take on how this went is similar to what thomas markle said, who used to be married to meghan's mother. do you think that with regard to this event in july, that will be a moment to see whether or not these two young men come back together. >> yes, it will be terribly symbolic. would have been princess diana's 60th birthday when they unveil this statue. so it's going to be very symbolic. either a total situation where a there's pomp or a lot of warmth and welcome. the queen is trying to patch up things but it will be done privately. as william stated, he hasn't spoken to harry yet but it will be a very interesting conversation. >> martha: very interesting without a doubt. thanks, richard. good to see you today from california. >> my pleasure. >> martha: thank you. moments ago, the new york state assembly saying they may not pursue impeachment from governor cuomo

they did say that it was not the queen or prince phillip. >> that's right. let's go to max foster, he has been on top of this reporting from the beginning. max, good morning to you. these comments from prince william came after the queen released a statement saying the family would deal with the matter privately, also saying -- expressing her love for harry and meghan, saying they would always be part of the family. are you surprised at all that prince william answered those questions? >> reporter: well, i have to say, i mean, for me this bit of video is one of the big moments of this whole narrative really. you know, there are -- you know, i think the duchess of sussex's issues with a lot of her experiences she had are with the systems in place and this speaks quite to how that system is now breaking down in a way off the back of that big interview. so just for your context in these moments, they are arranged moments, often embargoed moments means we can't talk about them until they've happened for security reasons. this is a reporter at a major network brea

i think the damage is done to the british monarchy and to the queen from the time prince phillip is lyingital is enormous and frankly insensible. >> reporter: morgan's bombastic attempt to change the focus ironically highlighting the nature of the u.k. press. the duke and duchess revealed as one of the reasons their mental health suffered in the first pl place. >> reporter: now the queen is determined to deal with this family crisis within the house of windsor privately but that's very difficult to do when this interview sparked so much public debate about issues that effect everyone and also, when the sussexes have shown they won't be silenced about issues they care about, anderson. >> max foster, thanks so much. i want to get perspective from bonnie greer who covered prince harry and meghan markle's wedding with me and the rest of the cnn team. she's also the host of in search of black history available on auto book. good to see you again. >> good to see you. >> i don't want to talk about piers morgan because there is so much to unpack with that one but it is interesting to me that the

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. >> reporter: the newspapers here unrelenting, despite the covid crisis and prince phillip's ongoingarchy since princess diana and "the daily express" thinks it will surely implode like so many other kamikaze interviews. >>> that was molly hunter reporting and this is "american voices." we're kick off a new hour with breaking news from washington, the senate approving president biden's american rescue plan. not a singling gop member of the senate voted in favor of sending more help to struggling americans. democrats did it alone. shortly after the senate vote, this from president biden at the white house. >> when we took office

. >> martha: prince phillip, the 99-year-old husband to the queen has been transferred to a hospitalardiac care. he's been fighting an infection in the heart that the palace says is not covid-19. british commentators are calling on prince harry and meghan markle to postpone their tv interview with oprah. before we go today, we want to special a special happy birthday to burton roberts. he served in world war ii where he fought in battles in italy and france. he turns 100 today. that is a picture from his 99th birthday. want to wish burton a happy birthday. we're grateful to him for his service to our nation. happy birthday, burton. that's "the story" of tuesday, march 2, 2021. "the story" continues. we'll see you back here tomorrow at 3:00. "your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. great to be with you. have a great day. >> i'm ending the statewide mask mandate. [applause] >> neil: but it was much bigger than that. the governor of texas saying state mandates are no longer needed. greg abbott saying that that requirement is the closest that a major state a big state, any state f

this is a time when the queen's 99-year-old husband, prince phillip, is ill in the hospital.dn't be more grotesque. it's all about meghan and harry and their mental health, hower that feeling and being treated. they want the world in the middle of a pandemic that killed 2.5 million people to view them as the biggest victims. >> martha: just one question on their side. she said she wasn't trained, nobody talked to her, blah, blah, blah. if that is the case, if that is the case, does that show a lack of learning curve on their part after the experience of what happened with diana? >> martha, she's married to prince harry. he can teach her the british national anthem. he can teach her how to curtsey for his grandmother rather than telling her a minute before they go in the room. where was harry? wasn't he guiding his wife? she's not a naive 19-year-old kid like diana when she came into the family. meghan markle is 39, a divorcee. she's been around the block a bit. this idea she had to be nurse mated. she claims she never googled prince harry. never knew anything about the royal

was that oprah, the next day, saying that prince harry wants to make it clear that it wasn't prince phillipising i think it was just assumed. and i guess people just didn't hear it. >> jimmy: do you think any change will come from this interview? >> i don't -- i mean, it's hard to say, isn't it because the royal family, its whole selling point is that it doesn't change that was kind of the point it over centuries, that, you know times come and go governments rise and fall but the royal family will always be there, unyielding. the stiff upper lip that doesn't wobble so that's their selling point. as years go by, you realize that not changing is not entirely a good thing. because that means the times might be changing around you and you are refusing to evolve so i don't think they will change i don't think they have the capacity to but they obviously should the one person who i think has been really happy about all of this is prince andrew. i'm guessing that he has been nudging the royal family, like, "can you believe what meghan did? can you believe it dragging this family's name into disrep

prince phillip released from a hospital in central london.ement, buckingham palace said the 99-year-old royal has returned to windsor castle and is in good spirits. he was taken to the hospital a month ago after feeling unwell. he underwent a successful procedure for a pre-existing heart condition. the palace also said his initial admission was not related to coronavirus. >>> here's a look at what else to watch today. >>> vandals tag a restaurant with racial slurs after the owner takes a stance on masks. he'll join us live with his story, next. e? one for me? you mean us? what about me? and me? how about us? yeah, how about us? great question. wait, can i get one in green? got one for me?! hey, what about me? what about us? is there an ev for me? ev for me? us? what about me? me? for me? ♪ ♪ (dog whimpers) you know when your dog is itching for a treat. itching for an outing... or itching for some cuddle time. but you may not know when he's itching for help... licking for help... or rubbing for help. if your dog does these frequently. they may

mouth and i think the damage she's done to the british monarchy and to the queen at a time when prince phillipntemptible so if i have to fall on my sword for expressingt an honestly-held opinion about meghan markel and that diatribe of bilge she came out with in the interview so be it. >> sean: pierce morgan's comments are being investigated by s the united kingdom's media regulator off cam under their so-called harm and defense rules. that's a government regulator. should you care about a it? in the democrat's hr1 overhaul bill, it makes it more partisan and create what would essentially be a speech czar chosen by the president who would be able to, well, basically pick and choose which campaign finance laws get enforced and against whom and even a truth detector about ads raising concerns about, yes, silencing a political speech, so what is going on across the pond may not be as distant as it seems now. it is dangerous. it is destructive. but unfortunately, it's not at all surprising and is it's right in line -- and it's right in line with the democrats' far left censorship agenda. here with