tony harris will be here. do you guys remember the dc sniper case, 2002? what that case did to us. watching cable news, how this all played out. what we learned about ourselves, what we learned about the case. all of that covered in tony's new podcast, "monster: dc sniper." he's going to join us and reveal some new information about this case. plus the survivor, one of the survivors who missed being a target. she he'l still has what she cals survivors guilt. 25 years, when i see an incredible news story, i say let's talk about it around here. we have a big

population here in america what would happen if we continue to do what we were going to do next tony harris they were right we committed massive suicide anyway it's been fun being a man now aside from their blog posts what was once available at tick prosperity dot com i see you have a seminar coming up in may tell us more about this well this is where you know you and i we've been talking a lot of problem definition what's the solution what you do so that 3 day seminar may 1st 2nd 3rd best friday saturday sunday out sebastopol very nice and day out there we talk about what you can do about all of this we talk about 8 forms of capital financial capital how to protect it grow it is just one form so it's social capital emotional capital things like that and we've got a really great lineup of guests this year the best ever we've got mike maloney coming i'm on board also peter goshen who wrote he's a professor he wrote how to happen possible conversations which is something that everybody needs to have a conversation about these days and a whole lineup of other people charles you smith richard h

un recognized government since april well earlier our diplomatic editor james bass boat to i'm tony harris is actually general of the united nations he said the conflict in libya is endangering the entire region particularly the silo. what has happened in libya is that libya became a playground of neighbors and the actors and the libyan people deserve speace so it's very important and one of the things that was achieved in berlin was a commitment by all those states not to interfere anymore in the internal affairs of libya and not to interfere in the conflict we know that there is a long way to go to make sure that it fully happens but i think there is an element of all the elements of the good comes from i would say all serious the situation. because it's no longer a question in which you have fighting among libyans with some international support that it's your support again such as i mention that there is no risk of a regional conflict and in my humble opinion it is there to risk that to a certain extent make believe possible and for all those that are involved to understand that you kn

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welcome back to "cbs this morning," i am gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. mt of ce harryroyal ties. as you may expect it is all over britain's front page this morning. harry gave an emotional speech last night after queen elizabeth announced the highlightly anticipated details for him. his wife meghan is an extraordinary for the couple. charlie is at the buckingham palace with more on the story. what are they saying at the u.k. today? >> reporter: they said they wanted out and they are out out. the details outline the significant split between the couple and the rest of the royal family. >> once meghan and i were married, we. >> reporter: hopeful and we begin to serve. it brings me great sadness that it comes to this. >> reporter: it had come to this. gone is the use of the word royal title, don is a public funding. they'll pay back $3.1 million, spent renovating their home in windsor castle. the queen attended church yesterday. in her statement she says harry, meghan and archie will be much loved member of my family. the military title and patriotism awarded to prince ha

tony dokoupil. hear the story behind prince harry and meghan's sudden announcement they're pulling away from royal lifeir black children in our series "a more perfect union." >> can't wait. here is today's eye opener at 8:00. iranian media reporting new talk of harsher revenge after president trump dismissed iran's missile attacks on u.s. troops. >> they discussed the justification for these strikes. >> this fighting among republicans is clearly going to fuel a debate on the house floor about a war powers resolution. >> the headline here in tehran is the american military is not planning another strike. >> ukrainian investigators are looking for any evidence a missile or antiaircraft fire struck flight 752. >> when folks in puerto rico heard jose ortiz say it could take a year to get it back up and running people were calling for him to resign. >> angry, those words used to describe the royal family's reaction to meghan and harry's announcement. >> prince harry and meghan markle the duke and duchess of sussex have released a statement saying we intend to step back as senior members of the royal family.

tony: me imagino al prÍncipe harry con chancletas, pantalÓn corto aleyda: no creo que eso vaya a pasarando uno tiene razÓnno hace falta ser tan tony: a veces con palabras soeces lo hace. aleyda: si tienes a razÓn, simplemente tienes que hablar, no puedes criticar, hacer lo que criticas. gato: hay algo importante aquÍ es que uno peca por tal vez uno querer dar mÁs informaciÓn de la cuenta per me parece clave que las personas que son pÚblicas que van hacer cualquier tipo de comentario es verdad que tenemos diferencias de pensamiento. mÁs allá de esa demÓcratas, republicanos, tambiÉn hay que tender quién el seÑor soleimani. la historia de este hombre por macro que era tan importante para los militares, para irÁn de dÓnde vienen los chiitas, los sunitas. hay que estar un poco mÁs informado para entender que hay acciones que se toman para proteger. aleyda:esto no es algo que saliÓ de un dÍa para el otro. gato: ayeres sale la cÁmara de representantes a decir que tienes que pensar todas la decisiones que vas a tomar. en ese sentido creo que le falta el presidente pero salir uno decir lo que u

tony dokoupil. >> turmoil of the royals. at the meeting, harry his father and prince charles will be working over a solution. charles is just outside the estate with more on the story. charlie, this is shaping up to be quite the meeting. >> yes, it is. it is the summit, the crisis summit. favorite country estate where she comes to get away of it all. today is the scene of the summit that could have impact from the royal family for generations to come. >> it is going down. the monarch her majesty, the heir to the throne, prince charles, the future king, prince william and the renegade, prince harry. a crisis meeting called after harry and meghan said they want to pull out of their duties and spending more time in canada. a shock announcement. we are told meghan who's currently in canada and sun archie may take part by phone. the couple rolling forward paying for their lifestyle. how will they be able to keep their home and what commercial field will they be able to strike? the crisis sparked frenzy speculation from the media aimed at meghan of rep

tony-nominated lead role. as daniels' run was winding down, the producers turned to harris.kill a mockingbird," is that, yes, what an opportunity to play an icon or, oh, boy? >> i got a little excited because i love the story, i love the book and the love the film. the film is very clear in my head. look, my first thought was, okay, i got to get gregory peck out of my head, right, because i don't want to imitate him or be influenced by his performance. >> oh, created equal. >> when i read aaron's script, it kind of helped that go away because it's different. the character is a little more flawed than the peck character in the film. he's fighting to maintain his leaf that there's goodness in everyone and that, you know, things will change and there's hope. >> it means i don't want them hating people they disagree with. >> reporter: the play tells the famous story of atticus finch, a white lawyer defending a black man against a false murder charge in the segregated south of the 1930s. am i overthinking it as i watch -- hearing some messages about today, as i listen to some of

tony might have some thoughts about this too, you'll have to listen to his podcast, prince harry andn have decided to step away from their royal duties. exit talks behind closed doors are going well, sources say. what next for the royal couple and whether it's a good thing or not for all of us, when we come back. ♪ ♪ what i love most about being a scientist at 3m is that i'm part of a community of problem solvers. we make ideas grow. from an everyday solution... to one that can take on a bigger challenge. we are solving problems that improve lives. $12.99 all you can eat on a bi♪ger challenge. now with boneless wings. only at applebee's. ♪ ♪ kristin: new reports this weekend of talks between the royal family's staff of and representatives for prince harry and duchess meghand. the goal is to come up with some kind of plan to handle the couple's request to step back from royal duties. kitty logan has the very latest and, you know, kitty, as fascinated as a lot of people here in the united states are, i'm sure folks in the u.k. are even more obsessed with what is happening right now in

harry said he is taking a leap of faith stepping back from life as a royal. bbc director—general tonyacross the channel will continue to bea across the channel will continue to be a tech challenge illegal migration in small boats across the channel will continue to be a challenge for law enforcement bodies, according to the national crime agency. it says that gangs based in france are working together to smuggle people into the uk, and have developed their tactics to evade detection. last year, more than 18 hundred migrants made it across the channel, mainly in inflatable dinghies. colin campbell is in dover. yes, welcome to dover. a gateway into europe for trade. last year it also became a landing to stay nation for hundreds of migrants trying to get across the english channel small boats. to get the here they must cross... . the national agency says it is a big challenge stopping the boats heading in this direction. i dinghy on a beach, it is summer. these are migrants who have just crossed the english channel. 0n migrants who have just crossed the english channel. on occasions, up

tony. much. >> including the premier trudeau said they would be welcome. >> i love the reporter yelling at harryat do you say about -- >> the best way to get someone to answer is not shout it out as they walk away. >> they can do a lot better. >> i don't know how you can do that to your daughter. >> i don't either. >>> a closely watched penguin population has plummeted 75% in the last four decades alone. we will travel to one of the coldest places on the planet to see how warming is playing a role. >>> and news on the go on your favorite podcast platform. you will hear the day's top stories in 20 minutes every morning. for now you're watching "cbs this morning." "cbs this morning". because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or h

tony dokoupil. a long-time royal correspondent shares new insight on the investigation of prince andrew and the departure of prince harry mason. two women's basketball greats talked with us about equal pay and trying to win more olympic gold this summer. >> but first, here is today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> some 200 americans have left the epicenter of china's coronavirus outbreak on a u.s. government chartered flight. >> all of the passengers passed a screening test but they are still going to be quarantined here for at least 72 hours. >> just have a couple days to try to limit the number of republicans who cross party lines. >> if the senate calls witnesses, should john bolton testify? >> john bolton should not testify. if the president feels that it is executive privileged material. >> the hard work for investigators is really still just beginning. the helicopter did not have a black box. >> as he was walking out people were chanting, shaq, shaq, shaq. watch what he did. >> one more time. kobe! [ chanting ] kobe! >> while senator elizabeth warren is stuck in d.c. for the trial her most popular campaign partner bailey

harry, which is what he is, they will love him in the states and everywhere. thank you both are coming on the programme. more on the breaking news that the bbc‘s director general tonyre will be a review of the licence fee in 2022 and the charter for the bbc is a review of the licence fee in 2022 and the charterfor the bbc is in 2027. he says he believes that one man or woman, whoever replaces him, should make the decisions about the long—term future of the bbc so this is the time to step down. he will have been in charge for about seven yea rs, pretty have been in charge for about seven years, pretty normal for a director—general. seven or eight yea rs has director—general. seven or eight years has been parfor the course in the past. and names in the hat to takeover, because it will be crucial. there are names such as james pernell, within the bbc. but also could well be from outside the bbc. one of the big things that has been talked about, if you look at when he started 2013 to now, the big change is the streamers like amazon and netflix. the changing media, you are competing globally, notjust british media, so somebody who understands that global position of the