he really didn't want harry to go. he felt strongly the world was going to be ending soon and he hoped that it passed him by as an 18-year-old. he was bound and determined. he wanted to serve his country and he wanted the adventure. and he left behind a girlfriend. her name was dorothy. he loved her very much. it wasna a teenage love story ad i know that because the men i met through writing the story that were with him. george coburn, when i met them independently confirmed he had a serious girlfriend he wanted to marry her. one of the letters he says it's almost easter will you please buy a corsage and i will pay you back when i get home. it's a heartbreaking story. he wanted to marry her before he left home, but that didn't happen. >> tell me about that. he's a historian and it helps to tell the story and a lot of detail but to the point where it kept my interest the entire time. >> we go through the battles of the pacific and he is also a war historian and he and i traveled together. he knows the battle inside and

, we all believed to the same color. >> harris: amen. which is why i wonder why we don't get so shocked and hits at the streets when so many people are shot and an average night in chicago, look at the numbers just this week alone, are we going to be outraged by loss as kayleigh is saying or only a certain kind of loss. we will leave it there, we are going to move onto another hot topic this hour, with all of the breaking news. u.s. officials have released another shocking video of a small child tossed over the border wall. this video captured smugglers dropping our 2-year-old from an 18-foot tall section of the wall into his father's arms. the incident comes two weeks after two young girls were similarly dropped over the border and left to fend for themselves. also, border patrol agents have arrested three convicted sexual predators and an ms-13 gang member in a three-day period according to u.s. customs protection. all of this putting a spotlight on vice president kamala harris, who is gone now 22 days without a news conference since t

harry is known to be close with his grandfather, linked by blood and service. >> prince harry has at least until recently had quite a close relationship with prince philip because of their shared service history. harry served in afghanistan, and philip subbed in the navy. >> he walked with william and harry at their mother's funeral, not long ago sharing warm moments with baby archie. but the bombshell interview with oprah throwing the family into turmoil. >> what i was seeing was history repeating itself. >> the interview airing as prince philip was in the hospital. it is unclear if meghan and harry have spoken to him since. >> for harry and meghan to open up so publicly about family issues going on behind the scenes, i think he would have been quite upset about that. >> no word if the two fly to england with meghan expecting, traveling could be a risk. if harry makes the trip alone, it would be his first time back since retiring as a working royal. for now, the couple paying tribute with a somber message. thank you for your service, you will be greatly missed. >> is this going to b

. >> harris: thank you to dana and trace. we're going to immediately pick up our coverage now of the fallen capitol hill officer billy evans who has just now returned to the u.s. capitol and has been taken into the capitol building to lie in honor. he is the fourth u.s. capitol police officer to be honored in this way. you see now arriving the president of the united states and we anticipate to also see with him shortly in addition to the bidens, the attorney general merrick garland we're told will be with the president. we have seen this unfortunately play out before following january 6th riots, the officer brian sicknick became the third officer to die defending the capitol shortly after the january 6th riot its. now evans becomes the fourth to die there. he was hit at a barricade by someone who was barreling through and lost his life there, too. he was not the only officer hit but unfortunately he perished because of it. so now we cover this honor and when you look at some of the things that have been said you may have hea

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lieutenant jackson harris said. fire victims claims won't be affected by the criminal investigation solano county suffered. i believe 30 to 40,000 acres burned on din the hundreds of homes destroyed and residences my proper like the ring his neck. more than anything else can. albert and his wife lost their home in the fire. they live two doors down from one of the men who died. we lost everything we had denounced for 30 years. now we have to start from zero and we're both in our seventies is not quite the time. do you want to start from scratch. well, the d a says this defendant is expected to be formally charged with three counts of murder, along with a special circumstances of arson, murder and multiple murder, which makes this a potential capital case reporting live hand really ktvu fox two news man hearing that guy talk henry, who lost his house. just heartbreaking for him. the fact that three people were killed. do we know a potential motive for why this suspect killed the woman. we do not know that would we do

>> harris: i never hold my breath for accountability. if i'm going to waste hot air i will waste it trying to fight over a side -- look, when you look at the situation, i wonder what was going on before this because why did you end up in denver, the mlb game? we have talked about the of the demographics of colorado compared with georgia, particularly atlanta. they are both beautiful states, beautiful places but if you're trying to help the black community you would probably keep it in atlanta. both election laws are not all that dissimilar and have more early voting days in georgia than in colorado. so what is really going on here? by the way, outside of the atlanta braves, i didn't hear anyone push back on this. which teams is stacey talking about it? who's players? i want to see receipts. i'm exactly like you, lawrence, i want to see the receipts on this conversation. >> emily: now to another story gaining attention today, a move in new york state to pay billions of taxpayer dollars to undocumented immigrants. progression lawmakers sec

the family dynamic which, of course, has been under some pressure in these recent days with harry and meghan doing an interview with oprah winfrey that had the world watching and talking. let's go to kelly cobiella, who is in windsor, as well. she's got more on that. kelly, what do you expect? >> reporter: well, right now, savannah and hoda, prince harry and prince william will be seeing each other face-to-face for the first time in more than a year. they're at the state entrance hall in windsor. they're part of the processional party. they will be with other members of the processional party, starting to get into position to walk behind their grandfather, prince philip's coffin, in the short procession, 8 minutes long. this is a difficult time for the two brothers, as mentioned. they last saw each other more than a year ago, early march of last year. it was at a commonwealth service, prince harry and meghan were there for their last official engagement as working royals. they'd just stepped back from the royal family as working royals. there was a lot of tension between the brothers

pelosi: harry? [dial tone] christensen: by this time, people knew that they would write harrreid off at their own peril. he knew how to get things done, and they could either get on board or be left behind. baca: while senator reid was working to kill coal plants, at the same time, the nevada state legislature was actually making its owmoves towards ending coal power. atkinson: expand renewable energy, retiment of coal plants. all those in favor, say "aye." all: aye. baca: senate bill 123 was passed. it basically ended coal power in nevada, and it mandated that there would be no more power plants and that the existing power plants had to be sunsetted. atkinson: ok, we are adjourned. raborn: right arnd that same time was, you know, the recession. woman: the stock market is now down 21%. man: 'cause we're now down 43%. man: the dow traders are standing there watching in amazement, and i don't blame 'em. raborn: in d.c., senator and his leadership staff and congress worked to pass the american reinvest

and we hear from princes william and harry, too. and in the uk, like the u.s., a long year in this pandemic, and now loss. but celebration, too, tonight, of a man who was always at the queen's side. abc's foreign correspondent james longman leading us off at buckingham palace in london. >> reporter: tonight in london, 99 tolls at westminster abbey for prince philip's 99 years. queen elizabeth's husband, the longest serving royal spouse in british history, died at windsor castle earlier today. in covid-safe tradition, masked palace aides presented the announcement. it is with deep sorrow that her majesty the queen announces the death of her beloved husband, it said. the royal family join with people around the world in mourning his loss. his death comes at a time of great struggle already. more than a year in this pandemic. there will be no crowds, but flowers and cards have made their way to palace gates. thoughts are especially with the queen, who has now lost her companion of more than 73 years. tonight, a longtime friend of the d

that's the strategy i would use if i am on the defense, harris. >> harris: i want to lean in with you just a little bit more and we are so fortunate we have three attorneys today, miranda, you covered so many investigations, i feel like i have the fbi with me today. [laughter] so, leo, you know, as they come back income of the defense, do they come back in with video as a kind of describing it, there were some things that we really had not seen much of, when you see the bystanders off to the side and you can now hear, we've seen a little bit of that, what can the defense show us that we haven't seen much of it as part their argument? >> emily: l, i will tell you, in my opinion what they should use is a key piece of video, the resistance of george floyd trying to get in the backseat. i mean, to not using force to get them back in the police car, that is critical and other officers besides derek chauvin used force on george floyd, they are not up for charges so my strategy is show that video and asked the jury, what are we supposed to do? that video to me is very, very important. >> har

we owe all of that to harry truman and winston churchill. i was a fairly new director here at that time and i was getting acquainted with the truman legacy, and i was floored by that. i was stunned that this wasn't someone from the parliament, from the congress, this wasn't someone from either of our nations. it was someone from south korea who came here and said but for these two men we would live in a very different kind of world. so i am very driven by the idea that that story, the story of what these two great leaders accomplished be told not only missouri or kansas city, but speak something that people around the world understand. we're fortunate that the ambassador from south korea was well read and educated and understood that intuitively, but not everybody does. so you think tim, i think people in roles like ours have a particular responsibility to the public and to the rising generations in particular to be sure that they don't forget that these things happen for a reason. the map of the world is different because of these two leade

in his tribute. — absence of prince harry. in his tribute. he _ absence of prince harry. in his tribute, he talked about how his grandfather would want him to get on with the _ grandfather would want him to get on with the job. various members of the family— with the job. various members of the family will— with the job. various members of the family will be getting on with the 'ob family will be getting on with the job in— family will be getting on with the job in support of the queen, who only next— job in support of the queen, who only next week, we'll be celebrating her 95th _ only next week, we'll be celebrating her 95th birthday and next year will be marking 70 years on the throne. what _ be marking 70 years on the throne. what did _ be marking 70 years on the throne. what did you make of the military family paying tribute to their duke? they've got on the front page, they've got a picture of st. george's chapel. at the moment when the coffin has been removed from that extraordinary land rover, which prince philip had designed himself. 0bviously, he likes th

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there are reports that harry is already in the uk? >> reporter: yes, local papers are reporting prince harry touched down in london this afternoon. but he's going to have to quarantine for at least five days. so linsey, it's unclear exactly what family members if any he'll actually be able to see before the funeral on saturday. >> maggie, thank you. and maggie will join david muir for live coverage of the funeral of prince philip beginning saturday morning at 9:30 a.m. eastern on abc. >>> tonight, calls for help at the southern border. authorities apprehending the most migrants in one month for 20 years. you may remember this terrified 10-year-old boy found last week as he wandered on his own. we have troubling details about his story. here's elizabeth schulze. >> reporter: tonight, with a record number of migrant children packing shelters, a desperate plea for help. the department of health and human services emailing federal workers at other agencies asking if they would volunteer for up to four months of paid leave, to go to the bo

and harris now. and you know newsom will be recalled. they are only thinking about themselves in that bubble. in the meantime american people see what is happening, they don't like it harris is tone deaf on nature of what is happening, no wonder she could not get further in presidential race, this will bite them. it will not bode well for newsom or harris or joe biden in 2022, statement will be made, first recall of newsom. then the 2022 midterms. steve: charlie, the sheer cruelty, that is so horrifying, language they used to trump era of concentration camps. i think that was aoc. it is worse now, this is a deliberate result of their policies this was no accident. this is a direct result of their policy decisions, their cruelty on this plate. >> right, i am wondering where is the outrage from the well funded activists up dpraik inte- immigration groups, they used million to sue donald trump and his administration. for all upper middle class liberal donors that chipped in 250 to 500, don't you fill jipped what you asked to fight trump adm

harris as i'm certain. we all are show me any system of government being the infantry on it confederations of ancient greece be it. our old english system be it the various state governments or the articles of confederation. what system of government lacks the various seeds for those self-cent qualities a system of government begins to die almost as soon as it is constituted much like the mortal body. colonel mason will well recall that the way systems of government survive are from a frequent recurrence to fundamental he wrote that sir. and i flatter you for it. and upon that we must ask the question. how shall states resolve various disputes with one another under the articles of confederation? through the coercion of the blood and the sword. article 3 of our constitution the supreme court ensures a method whereby law various states can settle their dispute with peace in some sir revolutions of words and law and not of blood. in brief mr. mason would you like to briefly respond only in that mr. madison is

pelosi: harry? [dial tone] christensen: by this time, people knew that they would write harry id off at their own peril. he knew how to get things done, and they could either get on board or be left behind. baca: while senator reid was working to kill coal plants, at the same time, the nevada state legislature was actually making its owmoves towards ending coal power. atkinson: expand renewable energy, retiment of coal plants. all those in favor, say "aye." all: aye. baca: senate bill 123 was passed. it bically ended coal power in nevada, and it mandated that there would be no more power plants and that the existing power plants had to be sunsetted. atkinson: ok, we are adjourned. raborn: right around that same time was, you know, the recession. woman: the stock market is now down 21%. man: 'cause we're now down 43%. man: the dow traders are standing there watching in amazement, and i don't blame 'em. raborn: in d.c., senator and his leadership staff and congress worked to pass the american reinvest

i think prince harry will be devastated by this. of course he knew it was going to come, but nevertheless he was close to his grandfather. they had the marines in common. it was prince philip who was the captain general of the royal marines who handed it on to prince harry with the words "don't screw it up." and of course prince harry has had to give up the captain generalcy of it so in a sense he didn't really take his grandfather's words to heart about that. >> and andrew, prince philip is often credited with helping to move the monarchy into a more modern era, especially in those early years, and trying to maintain its relevance by updating some of the ways it interacted with the world. would you agree with that, and what impact did that have? >> very much so, yes. that's a very important point. it was in 1968 that he created the concept of the royal family being i suppose what we call today a soap opera kind of family in that they allowed a documentary to be made for the first time where they were relaxed, they were on holiday,

blame harry. for him, it was just another day of work. but for the boy, it was the first day of his vacation from school, and he was going to make the most of it. ♪ his father was still asleep, and he took care not to wake him. in the kitchen, his mother was making breakfast, and it would soon be ready. though the boy and his family lived on a small farm, they were people of the forest. his father and brother made their living with the stroke of the axe and the pull of the saw, and today, for the first time, the boy was to work at their side in the forest. ♪ people often say, you are as old as you feel. well, that day, the boy felt like a man, and he was ready and anxious to prove it. ♪ yes, it felt good to the boy, having wonderful people for a family. his mother, a gentle woman, who gave loving care to her family. his father, lewis, a kind man who was as wise as he was strong. and his brother, harry, who worked hard and said little. together, they were the hunter family. for over 80 years,

brian: does harry show up? >> well i think he has to, because it's his grandfather, and i think it be wrong for him not to. i expect they will be there. i suspect it'll be very difficult. as for the funeral itself, well, when the queen's mother died back in 2001, the service in westminster abbey went out to windsor for a private burial, and a million people, 1 million people lined that route and paid their respects, and this is a real problem for government, for boris johnson and the royal household, because i know the huge numbers of people, because it isn't just the older generation. there is a thing that millions of school children do, and he connects with all generations and i think that the country will want somehow to show its respects so whether we're able to have a socially-distanced 25- mile journey where people can line the route, these are very big decisions that need taken in the next few days but certainly the country will want to show its respects. ainsley: nigel thanks for being with us. brian: a

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this is 20 minutes. ♪ vice president harris: thank you all. as chris was saying together with the governor and without you, -- dr. fauci, we were walking around meeting are members of the national guard, our front-line workers and i said i do believe in moments of crisis that they reveal the heroes walking among us. the angels walking among us. i would say melissa is one of those individuals. thank you for that incredible introduction. [applause] to the governor, larry hogan, thank you. and team maryland, mayor scott, thank you for the warm welcome and for all of the work you do. it is certainly a point of personal privilege for me as the president of the senate to acknowledge some folks who are my friends. i worked with them for over the four years that i was with the senate. i have seen them both, i have to tell you you have some real leaders on your hand and the united states senate. they represent maryland, but they are also national leaders. ben, i have watched him do exceptional work as the chair of the senate small business committee. o

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it william and harry. that is a shame. it seems _ william and harry. that is a shame. it seems to— william and harry. that is a shame. it seems to me that they could so easily— it seems to me that they could so easily have — it seems to me that they could so easily have walk side by side and then what— easily have walk side by side and then what speculation there was would _ then what speculation there was would be — then what speculation there was would be simply well perhaps that is not so _ would be simply well perhaps that is not so bad _ would be simply well perhaps that is not so bad and they are finding a way through this. i feel very sorry for the _ way through this. i feel very sorry for the queen having to go to the troubled — for the queen having to go to the troubled or troubled mind with the sensitivities of our family again she shouldn't be having to do this right— she shouldn't be having to do this right now — she shouldn't be having to do this right now. —— having to go to the trouble _ right now. —— having to go

and of course harry's — not too long ago. and of course harry's result of moving to america. the result— harry's result of moving to america. the result of— harry's result of moving to america. the result of uniform is quite difficult — the result of uniform is quite difficult to stop it's quite interesting that those are probably the two _ interesting that those are probably the two members of the family of the 30 there _ the two members of the family of the 30 there tomorrow that would be the most entitled to wear uniforms having — most entitled to wear uniforms having both served in the countries and actuat— having both served in the countries and actual conflicts with up with that aside yeah, i think, i wonder whether— that aside yeah, i think, i wonder whether this is a symptom of what happened — whether this is a symptom of what happened with the oprah winfrey interview, what happened perhaps with the _ interview, what happened perhaps with the jeffrey epstein relationship with the royals being on the _ relationship with the royals being on the back foot.

harris. >> mr. madison, i must say that they taught me in law school that you were a soft-spoken and ine if he can chul speaker and i see you give the lie to that characterization. >> well, sir, you should see my writing. >> mr. mason, please. >> gentlemen, mr. harris, mr. madison, people of virginia, people of america, i do not disagree with mr. madison. the endeavor of this last year and a half has been to find our way forward, a constitution, a written constitution that the people might debate is the natural and best course for our future. however, this is where i counter the gentlemen in that this document is in its way the one that must be ratified. i say nay, there are too many problems still inherent. this is unchartered territory, to be certain. but for that reason, we must endeavor the revolt against great britain some years ago is nothing compared to what lies before us now. we have an opportunity to create a government not in the time of war but in a time of peace. those articles o

harris. dr. donovan: this is dr. donovan. i think we need to have some carveouts related to civil rights violations especially that would require oversight. one of the main problems we are addressing is when automation is matched with amplification, that is there is no review of these ads, we don't know who we are doing business with. not only does facebook not know who they are doing business with directly, and we see a bunch of different games with some of the stuff related to advertisers disclosing who they really are, but overwhelmingly over the pandemic we have seen all kinds of scams that violate civil rights. so we do need this. sen. hirono: i appreciate that you think there should be a carveout. mr. harris, do you think there should be a carveout for civil rights violations? mr. harris: i'm not familiar with the way the legislation is written, but i would be in support of that. the important thing to recognize is that the companies make money by not having human oversight and discernm

>> for harry truman, he was interested quite suddenly. he had been a senator for ten years, but only vice president for 82 days, and he had only met privately with roosevelt twice. so he is really in the dark on a lot of things, and not only that, it's important to remember that potsdam is harry truman's first real exposure on the world stage. this is his first opportunity to be seen, not just by world leaders, but by the world itself. it's a striking contrast because fdr and winston churchill to some degree are cut from the same cloth. they both came from a similar kind of worldview, perspective, whatever you want to say. i think fdr was a man churchill could relate to through some commonalities. harry truman, i don't think churchill was expecting much from him. i think he kind of looked down his nose a little bit. i think it took some time, but if he got to know truman and potsdam, i think he recognized that this guy was up to the task. the big question for truman, everyone in the states would say can he swing the job. i think churchill

why isn't it getting to kamala harris? why is nothing being done? is a huge worry to me, we need to address this. kamala harris said this isn't going to be fixed overnight which is true but the needs to be a start. it's not going to be fixed overnight, where do we start we're kind of sitting back a bit of a priority arrests by ice are dropped by 75%. we are starting to associate cartels not only with drugs but also associating them with smuggling and trafficking. governor greg abbott has said we need to shut these things down, sexual assault, we really need help, why isn't that happening? >> i think you're right but the way you start to implement a plan to resolve is you actually go up to the border and listen to the people addressing the crisis on the border to get good policy in washington but joey, you're the only one i know gone off an actual slot terrorist organizations, i think of isis and al qaeda and now great abbott saying we should actually designate accident cartels as terrorists based on your experience, do you think it's appropriate it

vice president kamala harris is in the bay area. we just got the new video into the newsroom of the vice president speaking with governor gavin newsom. our own melissa colorado is there following the vp and will more for us at 3:00 p.m. >> one bay area driver is making history on the nascar circuit. here's laura garcia with how she's breaking barriers. >> reporter: toni bridinger is the first female to compete in a nascar series event, and you know what, she's from the bay area. the 21-year-old is from hillsboro and the trailblazer credits her family for giving her the jump start to succeed. >> my mom, you know, was born in lebanon and being a war refugee so i feel like for me she changed her game, came to america and really made her own path which was really inspiring for me. >> well, many of you may be feeling a variety of emotions about the covid vaccine, deeper than you ever dreamed of. mariah carey no exception. listen to her. [ squeals ] >> oak yeah. >> what is she screaming because it was hurt or because she was trying to hit

vice president kamala harris stressed. how the president's multi trillion dollar infrastructure package. what address racial equality to make sure all people have access to clean water and affordable water president biden's plan would also make large investments in job training and affordable housing along with improving pay and benefits for caregivers. corporations would foot the for rest of the world. but republicans argue a corporate tax increase would make the u.s. less competitive on the economy needs right now is a big whopping talk increase on all the productive sector and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell and missouri senator roy blunt say only about 30% of the proposal fits their definition of infrastructure. i think. >> it's a mistake. and i also think it would be an easy victory if we go back and look at roads and bridges and ports and airports. white house press secretary jen psaki says the president understands how to negotiate with congress. he know some members think it's too some think it's too too fra

kamala harris hasn't visited the border but her book has. 2019 children's book super heroes are everywhere are included in the welcome bag for unaccompanied migrant kids in a california shelter. you can't give them dr. seuss anymore. talk about not reading the room. why not include a guide to star dining? >> [laughing]. >> greg: or 10 tips for managing your real estate empire. the book is for kids ages 3 to 7 who are too young to request anything better. and your not understanding english might work for you. super heroes show up in time. why are the kids getting this book? fox asked the white house. they were not aware of it. they only wake joe biden up for the important decision. nor was president biden aware of anyone named kamala harris. did a local volunteer buy the books? if so vice-president is making money. is she, jen psaki? >> i would have to check with the health and human services team. i hear it's a good book. >> greg: what a weird way to get back on the best seller list. maybe i should try this out? >> [laughing]. >> [laughing]. >> wow. >> [laughing]. >> greg: i never get tire

so too did prince harry. after the prayers and the commendation, a distinctive touch typical of the duke. royal marine buglers sounded the royal navy's call to action stations. and finally, at the end of her husband's funeral, the choir sang the national anthem. it has been a day of ceremony and solemnity and some emotion at winds are and watching it all has been our correspondent. with me is our correspondent, helena wilkinson. we could detect the hand of the duke himself in the proceedings. absolutely. we know that the duke spent so many years planning his own funeral and i suspect he would be absolutely proud of how his funeral was performed and played out today especially ceremonial elements played out behind the walls of winds are castle after a very difficult day for the queen and also for other members of the royal family. day for the queen and also for other members of the royalfamily. as day for the queen and also for other members of the royal family. as you say, the funeral itself, it was littered

vice president harris flew black. excuse me flew back to los angeles tonight. for the night she will travel to chicago tomorrow to talk about vaccine equity reporting live. greg lee ktvu fox tuners. do we expect kamala harris to doom or visits like the one she did today? to try to sell that? that plan? yeah, frank, i think absolutely. we have seen several members of the administration sort of fanning out doing a number of network interviews and effort to get some support from their constituents. obviously, this is up for a big fight in congress with republicans against it, and we have certainly seen vice president harris in this role as sort of spokesperson and sales person for this administration, so it is likely we will see much more of this is more details come out about this infrastructure bill. all right, greg lee live for us tonight, greg. thank you. supporters of the vice president turned out today to try to catch a glimpse of her on her first visit back home as vp of the united states. ktvu tom vacar join snell live. he's in west oakland with more on he

harris is director of the james monroe museum and memorial library. the most be heritage area association hosted this 45 minute event, which was part of a symposium called james monroe, presidential inauguration. bicentennial commemoration and reflection. >> our first speaker that were privileged and honor to have your today as scott harris, who is the director of the james monroe museum and memorial