roxana saberi reports from london. >>> there were three of us in this marriage. so it was a bit crowded. >> reporter: 26 years after princess diana shocked the royal family and the world with details about her failing marriage, her son, prince william, is broadcasting the bbc for how reporter martin bashir landed the bombshell interview. >> the bbc's failures contributed significantly to her fear, paranoia, and isolation that i remember from those final years with her. >> reporter: he was responding to a 127-page report that found that bashi ri deceived and induced diana's brother to arrange a meeting with the princess, eventually persuading her to do the interview. the report accuses bashir of showing spencer fake bank statements suggesting that people close to his sister were being paid to spy on her. >> the deceitful way the interview was obtained substantially influenced what my mother said. the interview was a major contribution to making my parents' relationship worse, and has since hurt countless others. >> reporter: diana's explosive statements forced que

norah. >> o'donnell: roxana saberi, thank you. and a courageous eleven-year-old florida girl is speaking out tonight about how she fought off an alleged kidnapper who was wielding a knife with nothing more than her bare hands and a little blue slime. cbs' jonathan vigliotti has her remarkable story. >> reporter: eleven-year-oldorto alyssa bonal was waiting for the school bus when the driver of this white s.u.v. jumped out and charged at her with a knife. >> what was going through my head right now was-- when it happened was what is he going to do with me, what is my family going to think? >> reporter: but she wasn't going down without a fight and this morning she was already mad. >> my baby sister was up all night throwing up so i did not get no sleep that night and i >> reporter: she was also quick thinking, throwing blue slime she was playing with at her attacker before he ran off in shock. it's a lesson she said she saide learned from watching "law and order" special victims unit. >> try to get evidence of that other person who

. >> reporter: roxana saberi, cbs news, london. >> diaz: that's a photo worth taking.er on cbs news, "48 hours" and don't forget "sunday8 hoursn morning" with jane pauley, firit thing totomorrow. i'm adadriana diazaz in chicaga. good nightht. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> the first thing i thought was here we go again. >> now 6:00, this close call is just the beginning of what could be a very long fire season. >> the red flag goes up that has departments taking precautions this weekend and they would like you to start doing the same. >>> each one of these offshore wind defense is a little different than the one that came before. we are going to talk about where the concern is with this one and where the highest level of concern is, in fact. >>> im john ramos where the effort to rename the former drake high school has settled on a former teacher with an amazing story to tell. we will have it coming up. >>> focus on the fact that a man who was alive lost his life who did not need to die. >> callers thought a special meeting alameda dema

roxana saberi has more reaction to that report from the interview that shook the entire royal family. >>> they see me as a threat of some kind. and i'm here to do good. >> reporter: over a quarter of a century ago, nearly 23 million people watched princess diana open up about her struggles in the royal family. now prince william is blasting the bbc for how the interview was secured, and the pain it continues to cause. >> the interview was a major contribution to making my parents' relationship worse and has since hurt countless other. >> reporter: prince harry went further say, "the ripple effect of a culture of exploitation and unethical practices ultimately took his mother's life." the brothers were responding to the fiendings of an independent investigation that then bbc's martin bashir deceived her brother, earl spencer, and playsed on diana's fears and paranoia to land the interview. it acused statements including forging bank statements suggesting that people were being paid to spy on princess diana. prince william was 15 and harry 12 when their mother died fleeing from the papa

as roxana saberi reports from london, while vaccine selfies may be a new phenomenon, they're also part from dolly singing -- ♪ >> put the needle down. >> reporter: to arnold directing -- and mariah squirming -- >> okay. >> yeah. >> reporter: celebrities are posing for vaccine selfies, also known as the vaccie in this pandemic. >> awesome. thank you. >> bring it up -- >> reporter: politicians are also posting on line after they roll up their sleeves and in some cases unbutton their shirts. ministers in greece, france, and england have been both teased -- >> the ooh calendar -- >> reporter: and praised for baring their humanity. >> april is the conservative mp- >> got a little more publicity than i was expecting. >> reporter: british member of parliament brendan clarke-smith says he was own trying to show the vaccine is safe. >> it's just to kind of get people reassured. >> reporter: why not roll up your sleeve? >> i wasn't expecting to get the vaccine. so if i was, i would have worn a t-shirt. i probably had to vote a little more flesh than i was expecting. and yeah, quite hairy, as wel