she told archie she was dating this man. archie was passive about it. she basically told us if he didn't like it he could leave. >> archie, ever easygoing, accepted it, hoping his marriage would somehow survive. gary was just 18 then. didn't know for sure about the affair. but suspected his mom was seeing someone, especially the day he caught her sneaking off to take a private telephone call. >> i grabbed the phone from her and said, do you have any idea what you're doing to my family, and i hung the phone up. and that's basically when she left. >> that very day, mary ann moved into janos's one-bedroom apartment, leaving home and kids and of course archie. >> he still loved my mom. after she left, he wouldn't let me say anything negative. she's still your mother. she's still my wife. >> perhaps archie understood the human heart after all. it took a year or so, but mary ann's ardor began to cool a little there in that cheap little apartment. >> the kind of interest she had in being chases, that infatuation, that period rubbed off. after a period of time,

about an hour, two hours after archie was born. the initial worry was evelyn because she was born with the cord around her neck, they focused on her. we were holding archie. then he started making a grunting noise. and hejust continued with that because he was born in the early hours and i remember saying, he doesn't sound right. something is not... something is wrong, sort of thing. during that period, i don't know the exact time, and one of the staff in the room with us said he was singing to us which we now know he was in respiratory distress. my goodness. that sort of shows the level of attention. they are not picking up on symptoms. that is one example of staff not picking up on symptoms and delays. but eventually, he was diagnosed with sepsis. but it was two days in. it took a long time. to get the diagnosis. he was actually transferred to st thomas and then he was on the intensive care it was on the tuesday after they were born, they told me margate had told them it was group b strep and he had sepsis. but it was not until t

i feel like archie is my child. a friend set her up on a blind date with the prince. >> you can't skip to the story better than that. >> a princely set up. >> this is the royal baby who was born to an american actress. >> we have an american in the royal family. >> after a two year investigation we are just hours from the release of the redacted mueller report. >> the much-anticipated publication of the mueller report. >> the entire planet is waiting to see how clear the goods were that robert mueller had on donald trump. >> april 18th, the day that will live in infamy if you are rabid anti-trump are. everybody on the left, the mueller report, they had that letdown. i felt bad for friends of mine because they were like here we go. waiting for months in line at an amusement park for a ride and you get up there and they go it is broken. what? >> the problem with the mueller report. >> he is not guilty but not exonerated. whether a point to this or did we just say mueller 1 million times? >> we can all agree the muelle

. >> archie, 12% of the population is black. there should be a lot of black families living out here. >> yeah, this is only a beginning but i think it's wonderful. >> well, let's see how wonderful it is when the watermelon rinds come flying out the window. >> it scared me when i saw "all in the family," i thought they better be careful. >> there was no doubt in my mind the american people were going to accept it. >> do you have a quick answer for the people who say the show reinforces bigotry? and that charge started from the very beginning. >> yes. my quick answer is no. >> everybody is going to see something they knew damn well was going on and nothing that surprising. >> edith, we're out of toilet paper! >> no, we're not, i bought some yesterday, it's in the closet in the kitchen. >> i ain't in the kitchen! >> oh! >> hearing a toilet flush for the first time was a big deal and made headlines. [ toilet flushes ] >> what's this country coming to anyhow? >> what is it, archie? bad news? >> what else? >> did we get out of vietnam

. >> archie, 12% of the population is black. there should be a lot of black families living out here. >> i think it's wonderful. >> let's see how wonderful it is when watermelon rinds coming flying out the window. >> i thought they better be careful. >> there was no doubt in my mind american people were going to accept it. >> do you have a quick answer for the people who say the show reinforces bigotry and you know that charge started? >> yes, my quick answer is no. >> everybody is going to see something they knew damn well was going on and nothing that surprising. >> edith, we're out of toilet paper. >> no, we're not, i bought some yesterday. it's in the closet in the kitchen. >> i ain't in the kitchen. >> oh. >> hearing a toilet flush for the first time was a big deal and made headlines. >> what's this country coming to anyhow? >> what's it, archie, bad news? >> what else? >> we get out of vietnam or something? >> don't be a wise guy, huh? >> i wasn't going to play around with mom dented the car, how are we going to keep dad f

harry, meghan and archie will always be much loved members of my family. that is a remark able statement, victoria, but making it very clear, that they will no longer be working members of the royal family. >> it is a very personal statement, yes, a bit striking when we see it coming from the queen, and an institution gripped in formality and precedent and tradition, and to see her speaking quite personally, yes, she is having to act as a head of state and also acting as a grandmother and very concerned about the well-being of her grand son and by extension his wife and young baby, so this is probably the most personal way we've ever heard from the queen, but it was imperative that she find a solution here that didn't just accommodate the sussexes wishes, as much as me wanted to do so, she had to find a solution that was acceptable to the british public, and one that wouldn't cause any long-term damage to the monarchy. and now, the monarchy survived well over a thousand years, it will survive this as well, just as the sussexes will, but it is clearly an hi

. >> archie, windsor? they nailed the names if they wanted to keep it up. >> archie, archibald. archibald harrison, son of harry. >> his name is not archibald. it's just archie. >> and the next kid will be named jughead. >> on a scale of 1 to 10 for baby cuteness, maybe 5. his head is too big for his body, just putting that out there. >> he's seventh in line for the throne, that's a lot of people to kill. >> harry has been pushed down, now eighth behind archie. due to his association with jeffrey epstein, i think this is one of his lesser problems. >> we fought an entire revolution so that we don't have to care about the royals. >> we have celebrities who occasionally have babies but it's just not as exciting. people ask why americans are so fascinated with the royal family. i think the question should be rephrased. why are women so obsessed with the royal family? >> we're infatuated with prince harry and meghan markle because they are playing hard to get and we don't like that. >> i love archie. i feel like he is my child. he had a friend who set her up on a blind date with a p

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harry, meghan, archie will always be much loved members of my family. i recognize the challenges they have experienced as a result of intense scrutiny over the last two years and support their wish for a more independent life. i want to thank them for all their dedicated work across the country, the commonwealth, and beyond, and am particularly proud how meghan has so quickly become one of the family. it is my whole family's hope that today's agreement allows them to start building a happy and peaceful new life. that coming from her majesty, the queen, on allowing harry and meghan to get much of what they have been seeking, independence, freedom. i want to bring back cnn's max foster. he broke this story, is joining us on the phone. victoria arbiter is still with us. max, you first. so if there was a wish list from harry and meghan, were most of those items checked or is there a happy medium, a compromise made with the queen on getting some of what they wanted? >> reporter: the freedom to do what they want to do, without having to pass things through th

there's also a picture of prince harry with his son archie. the i leads on the military being called in to help emergency workers deal with wildfires in australia. helicopters and naval vessels were deployed to evacuate thousands of residents and tourists trapped on beaches, the paper says. 0nline, the huffington post has a picture from some australian firefighters, who filmed as their truck became surrounded by flames. and the daily star says people have been complaining on the review website trip advisor that mount snowdon in north wales is too steep, too cloudy and there's no costa. "mount snowflake" is the paper's headline. what a shambolic way to start the new year by covering that sort of story. technology expert dan sodergren is here with me to take a look inside the papers. thank you for being the first reviewer of the decade. happy new year! . it is about positive steps for the next decade. prince william, planning and award with regards to trying to get the conversation about climate change happening. trying to get the conversation a

. >> archie, windsor? they nailed the names if they wanted to keep it up. >> archie, archibald. archibald harrison, son of harry. >> his name is not archibald. it's just archie. >> in the next kid will be named jughead. >> on a scale of 1 to 10 for baby cuteness, may be 5. his head is too big for his body, just putting that out there. >> he seventh in line for the throne, that's a lot of people to kill. >> and her has been pushed down, now eighth behind archie. due to his association with jeffrey epstein, i think this is one of his lesser problems. >> we fought an entire revolution so that we don't have to care about the royals. >> we have celebrities who occasionally have babies but it's just not as exciting. people ask why americans are so fascinated with the royal family. i think the question should be rephrased. why are women so obsessed with the royal family? >> where infatuated with prince harry and meghan markle because they are playing hard to get and we don't like that. >> i love archie. i feel like he is my child. he had a friend who set her up on a blind date with a p

harry, megan and archie will always be much loved members of my family harry, meghan and archie will always be much loved members of my family and she goes on to say that i'm particularly proud of how megan has so quickly become one of the family. so i think that that is again very empathetic from the queen. in terms of the details, here are the headlines. henceforward, they would not use their hrh titles. they are not losing that thing that signifies royal rank, his and her royal highness is, but they will no longer use their hrh titles as they are no longer working members of the royal family. so, for someone who remains a prince and remains sixth in line to the throne, that is extremely unusual that he will not call himself his royal highness, but that he will be harry, duke of sussex. they will repay the amount from public funds which was spent on the refurbishment of the frogmore cottage and, they are required to step back from royal duties, including official military appointment. so that means that harry will no longer, i presume, be captain general of the royal marines becaus

. >> what he's saying about meghan, archie, and the new arrangement with the queen.

the queen said that harry, meghan and archie will be much loved members of my family and i recognize the challenges they

more serious move than simply stepping down en "harry, meghan, and archie will always be much-loved members of my family," the queen's statement says "i recognize the challenges they have experienced as a result of intense scrutiny over the last two years and support their wish for a more independent life." the dramatic details include the duke and duchess will no longer be called "your royal highness," though they will not lose the titles they will spend th majority of time in north america, something the couple did not immediately acknowledge when they said they'd be leaving their senior roles they will not be supported by taxpayers' money and will pay back the $3.1 million spent to refurbish their windsor castle home cottage which will remain their uk base they'll still be the face of many of the charities they serve a statement on behal of harry and meghan saying in part, while they can no longer formally represent the queen, the sussexes have made clear that everything they do will continue to uphold the values of her majesty. but royal officials confirm harry and meghan will be free t

gillian: where does baby archie fit into all of this? is he still in line all of this? >> right after harry, number seventh in line and will remain there unless he -- he has to voluntarily remove himself from the line of succession. >> so i know that harry being 6, he's behind prince charles, his brother william and then william's 3 kids, you know, a lot has to happen there, not trying to be negative nancy here, so that means that at some point in the future potentially harry could be called upon to become the monarch after all all of this? >> highly unlikely. gillian: it could. >> it could happen. gillian: i want to ask you about finances, this is important to british people, they will reimburse for the renovations they did to cottage which is my understanding the queen gifted to them, the house to them for their wedding, they will pay that back, but what about everything else, they're not going to take anymore money from the sovereign grant, but are they still going to call off taxpayers something going forward? >> so this is an interesting point that we don't quite h

archie powell was born last february, a twin brother to evelyn. he fell ill within hours unfortunately, but the medics failed to realise that he was suffering from group b strep, a potentially serious infection. poor temperature control, low blood sugar, the grunting noise, irritability, not feeding, blotchy skin — these are all symptoms of group b strep and they were all aware of these symptoms, but no one put it together. archie wasn't properly treated for 13 hours and died after four days, leaving a family of girls without their only brother. i get really angry at thinking about that group of professionals that were in that room with us, and no one spotted what was going on, and they could have saved him. archie was born here at the queen elizabeth the queen mother hospital in margate. it's run by the east kent hospitals nhs trust and it's struggled for years to provide good maternity care. in 2015, an independent review found significant concerns about the failure of consultants to conduct ward rounds, review women and attend out of hours. b

archie powell was born last february, a twin brother to evelyn. he fell ill within hours unfortunately, but the medics failed to realise that he was suffering from group b strep, a potentially serious infection. poor temperature control, low blood sugar, the grunting noise, irritability, not feeding, blotchy skin — these are all symptoms of group b strep and they were all aware of these symptoms, but no one put it together. archie wasn't properly treated for 13 hours and died after four days, leaving a family of girls without their only brother. i get really angry at thinking about that group of professionals that were in that room with us, and no one spotted what was going on, and they could have saved him. archie was born here at the queen elizabeth the queen mother hospital in margate. it's run by the east kent hospitals nhs trust and it's struggled for years to provide good maternity care. in 2015, an independent review found significant concerns about the failure of consultants to conduct ward rounds, review women and attend out of hours. b

beaming meg, as they call her, out with archie. let's look at the times coverage of that, queens aide warns harry and meghan over the title, a senior adviser to the queen saying the duke and duchess of sussex shouldn't be allowed to use the title sussex royal after... should they be allowed to use it? let's point out the title of this gentleman, the garter king of arms, a fantastic title, so, garter, as he is known, said they shouldn't be allowed to call themselves sussex royal, after what we have seen as a hard going away. harry admitted the severance of tyres is not what they wanted, they wanted to remain closer so the big rebranding and copy writing, trademarking of goods under sussex royal, will they, should they be allowed to use it? is it improper trading on the royal? is it improper? it can be improperand trading on the royal? is it improper? it can be improper and we might see in another story how it can be used or abused or at least the allegations can be made. what is quite extraordinary to me about this story, anna, have

archie powell was born last february, a twin brother to evelyn. he fell ill within hours unfortunately, but the medics failed to realise that he was suffering from group b strep, a potentially serious infection. poor temperature control, low blood sugar, the grunting noise, irritability, not feeding, blotchy skin — these are all symptoms of group b strep and they were all aware of these symptoms, but no one put it together. archie wasn't properly treated for 13 hours and died after four days, leaving a family of girls without their only brother. i get really angry at thinking about that group of professionals that were in that room with us, and no one spotted what was going on, and they could have saved him. archie was born here at the queen elizabeth the queen mother hospital in margate. it's run by the east kent hospitals nhs trust and it's struggled for years to provide good maternity care. in 2015, an independent review found significant concerns about the failure of consultants to conduct ward rounds, review women and attend out of hours. b

. >> o'donnell: tonight prince harry is back with his wife meghan and eight-month-old son archie in canada. he stepped back from his royal duties, but if he was looking for peace and tranquility, he hasn't found it yet. janet shamlian reports tonight from victoria. >> reporter: prince harry is back in canada tonight, seen getting off plane on vancouver island, what was supposed to be the start of a more private life with meghan and archie. but with photos like this, the couple are threatening legal action over, meghan walking her dogs with archie in a baby sling, the very reason they left the u.k. has followed them to canada. >> first thing that happens to them when they get to canada is they're photographed by paparazzi, which never happened here. >> reporter: the couple, through attorneys, issuing a warning accusing photographers of harassment by camping outside their property. they'll tr protect the family's privacy. can they have a normal life? >> yes. i think they can have a normal life. >> reporter: the question of who security while in canada still not resolved. there is a very toug

of course, meghan and archie are in vancouver right now. she lived in toronto before. they spent christmas in vancouver, apparently in a lovely house they've been renting. it doesn't say. it says harry, meghan and archie will always be much loved members of the family, alex. it says these were many months of conversations and, of course, the recent discussions in the last week. there are two statements, alex, we should say. there's the statement from her majesty the queen and then a statement from buckingham palace. we haven't heard from the sussexes. but aassume they were well aware this was coming out and we'll hear separately from them. and, alex, this is one of the things that was being talked about when they released the bombshell announcement about the fact they were stepping back as senior members. that's what this statement says as well. they are no longer working members of the royal family. they're still members of the royal family, loved members of the royal family but they're not going to go out and represent the queen in her name. >> there's been a lot of

. >>> duchess meghan in canada tonight with baby archie. the queen seen driving her land rover. what the queen wants now and quickly. >>> and the volcanic eruption, spewing ash 20,000 feet into the air. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on what could be a very long night ahead for millions. severe storms hitting from the south all the way north, and this system is 1,700 miles long. tornado watches up right now as we come on tonight. already dangerous driving conditions. this is from outside tulsa. this truck hydroplaning and sliding along the median. there on a very rainy interstate 44. heavy rain turning streets into rivers. this is wichita, kansas. fog making it difficult for drivers in missouri. from texas to michigan and then right into the northeast with this as millions try to drive home and start this weekend. meteorologist rob marciano with the new track tonight and the tornado worries as we come on. >> reporter: tonight, tornado sirens sounding the alarm across the southern plains. but that dangerous winter storm moving across the country. hail and blindi

> prince harry is reportedly on his way to north america tonight amid new images of meghan and baby archie. and the surprising moment, what harry revealed about his decision about his marriage. >>> the surprise bonus. $1.6 billion worth. workers who learned today they're getting two extra months pay. >>> and on this martin luther king jr. day, images from across the country. and what he said just four days before his life was taken. >>> good evening on this more tan luther king holiday. and we are here in washington tonight for what will be an historic week ahead. just before we came on the air tonight, new reporting on what we can expect, as the impeachment trial of president trump gets under way tomorrow. each side, we've learned, will get 24 hours, two days each, to make their opening arguments. then there will be 16 hours of questions from senators who took the oath to act as impartial jurors. after all of that, they will then debate whether to hear from witnesses. tonight, president trump's legal team revealing how they plan to defend the president they say, quote, the president did a

well, meghan is heading back to canada, where baby archie had remained after a previous trip. there is a lot to sort out. david? >> all right, james longman with us from london again tonight. thank you, james. >>> back here at home tonight, chilling new video emerging from los angeles in a case. a suspected carjacker with a machete chasing an officer. the officer falling. his colleagues then opening fire. and tonight, what that officer saw, from his own body cam. abc's will carr tonight, and it is difficult. >> reporter: tonight, we are seeing that life and death moment. a suspect with a machete standing over an officer, hoisting that blade up in the air. the deadly takedown captured on officers' body cameras. >> he has a machete. he's right there, brother. >> reporter: police say 22-year-old nathaniel pinnock initially robbed a store, then stole a car from this fast food restaurant. >> oh, he got a machete. he got a whole knife. >> reporter: the suspect took off, then slammed into two nearby police cars. >> he got stuck. >> whoa! >> reporter: officers fire bean bags and foam

it does seem they will be reunited along with their young son, archie. there are many questions about how their life a lot here, how they will live and who will pay the security costs. but i think when they wake up tomorrow morning it will be a momentous day for the couple, a real sense it will be the first day of the rest of their lives. sophie long in canada, thank you. the cost of the high speed rail link hs2 from london to manchester and leeds could rise to as much as £106 billion. that's triple the original budget. the figures come from a leaked review into the project. the transport secretary, grant shapps, says he's asked for more information so ministers can make a decision within weeks on whether or not to go ahead with it. 0ur transport correspondent tom burridge reports. packed in from birmingham to leeds. a high—speed line would cut thejourney time in half. but the fate of hs2 is in the balance. where i live, we will probably stand to gain in term of property values, so i should be a supporter of it, but i still think it's too much money.

but with meghan and little archie already in canada, and harry expected to join them soon, it would seem this really is a new era for the royal family. omar. >> villafranca: we're less than 72 hours away from the start of president trump's impeachment trial in the senate, and, tonight, the president's new legal team and impeachment managers are previewing their case. nikole killion is traveling with the president in west palm beach. >> reporter: president trump spent part of the day at his golf club while his legal team submitted its formal answer to the articles of impeachment, calling them a "dangerous attack" on the right of the american people to freely choose their president and constitutionally invalid. >> impeaching a president is one of the most momentous things you can do in our country. >> reporter: former florida attorney general pam bondi is one of several lawyers on the president's roster, along with 2 former independent prosecutor ken starr, and constitutional expert alan dershowitz, who says his role will be limited. >> i am only going to appear on behalf of the constituti

prince harry has arrived in vancouver in canada to rejoin his wife, meghan, and their son archie. he left london last night after attending a uk—africa investment summit. it's not clear when the couple will return to the uk. our correspondent sophie long sent this update from vancouver. we think that harry has now been reunited with his wife, meghan, and their young son, archie, and one can only imagine that might have been a rather emotional reunion. the couple have been separated by thousands of miles and an eight hour time difference, in what can only be described as an extremely turbulent time — both for the royal couple themselves and the wider royal family. now, we know that harry would have boarded that flight in london with a heavy heart. he's talked very candidly about his great sadness at having to take such a major step back. he said he wanted to continue to serve the queen, the commonwealth and his military associations, but that following those negotiations with the queen and senior members of the royal family, that had not been possible. so, while he will have co

meghan is heading back to canada, where baby archie had remains after a previous trip. there is a lot to sort out. david? >> all right, james longman with us from london again tonight. thank you, james. >>> back here at home tonight, chilling new video emerging from los angeles in a case, a suspected carjacker with a machete chasing an officer. the officer falling. his colleagues then opening fire. and tonight, what that officer saw through his own body cam. abc's will carr tonight, and it is difficult. >> reporter: tonight, we are seeing that life and death moment. a suspect with a machete standing over an officer, hoisting that blade up in the air. the deadly takedown captured on officers body cameras. >> he has a machete. he's right there, brother. >> reporter: police say 22-year-old nathaniel pinnock initially robbed a store, then stole a car from this fast food restaurant. >> oh, he got a machete. he got a whole knife. >> reporter: the suspect took off, then slammed into two nearby police cars. >> he got stuck. >> whoa! >> reporter: officers fire bean bags and foam

> prince harry is reportedly on his way to north america tonight amid new images of meghan and baby archie. and the surprising moment, what harry revealed about his decision about his marriage. >>> the surprise bonus. $1.6 billion worth. workers who learned today they're getting two extra months' pay. >>> and on this martin luther king jr. day, images from across the country. and what he said just four days before his life was taken. >>> good evening on this martin luther king holiday. and we are here in washington tonight for what will be an historic week ahead. and just before we came on the air tonight, new reporting on what we can expect, as the impeachment trial of president trump gets under way tomorrow. each side, we've learned, will get 24 hours, two days each, to make their opening arguments. then there will be 16 hours of questions from senators who took the oath to act as impartial jurors. after all of that, they will then debate whether to hear from witnesses. tonight, president trump's legal team revealing how they plan to defend the president. they say, quote, the president d

this is a big announcement, especially because of their son, archie. this indicates that he may not be brought up ever in the u.k. and when it comes to him getting older and going to school, that's going to raise a lot of big questions. because many people will be asking will he be educated in the u.k., will he be educated in canada, will they move to the us. even though this is a divisive announcement, it raises more questions that need to be answered. arthel: here's a question, what about harry's citizenship, what about harry's inheritance? >> buckingham palace has told us harry will remain in the u.k. and there will be further compensation with the queen -- conversation with the queen on monday. a lot ofs those details will be hammered out, will they get visas to canada, will they be full-time residents in canada, what will happen with the inheritance money he received over to north america. a lot of questions still to be answered. arthel: and i'm -- i need to go but give me one of those text messages, give me an idea. i know you said everybody is t

we know meghan markle has returned to canada to be with baby archie. harry is in the uk working out the plan. what is going on here. we can't even follow the latest updates. >> there is a lot of information coming out of here, and what we do know is that the royal family is right now in sort of a crisis mode. for the past two days they have been having meetings behind closed doors to try and determine exactly what this new role would look like for meghan and harry. will the dutch and duchess keep their titles, will they keep their home in windsor, will they keep their royal protection. these are questions that need to be answered and there is a sense of urgency to answer them quickly and try to get to resolution. the longer this drags out, obviously the interest is getting higher and higher, the tension, the intensity, there is a sense of urgency, there is a sense that the royal household is hunkering down, hammering out the details to decide what will this independent role look like, the progressive path this couple is trying to carve. how do we go ab

couple stepping back as senior members of the royal familywhere they wil live with baby archie. adding to the drama,the sharp n former auto executiv speaking out for the first time since his shocking escape from what he said that's raising eyebrows about the attack on pearl harbor. >>> the headline raising hopes in the fight against cancer. >> we can get rid of cancer and that's the most exciting thing. >> what's behind the steep drop in deaths. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening last night at this time it felt like we might have been witnessing the start of a war when a barrage of iranian missiles rained down on bases housing american troops inside iraq today as if his days of verbal threats never happened, president trump held his fire, the iranians, too, saying they avenged the death of qassem soleimani. there were no casualties in the iranian attack but u.s. officials are revealing how they think american lives were saved richard engel starts our coverage from >> reporter: the u.s. sehousing americanalvo troopsfor the u.s.'s killing of

meghan and harry and archie alone, let them live! ♪ >>> time for "the mix" on this friday. we're starting with what some are calling a preschool picasso. >> what were you doing at 7? >> i wasn't in preschool. >> yeah. i was making fart noises. okay, sorry. i really was. just got to get in there. >> you've really got to cup it. >> you have a boy. >> i do, i do. >> you really got to cup it. did not know where this was going. >> mikal is 7, a german artistic prodigy, because these paintings he's doing are selling for a bunch of money, upwards of $12,000. >> wow. that's the art right there. >> that does look pretty good. i'm not an art critic myself. >> especially a 7-year-old. i don't want to say anything -- just throw it up on the fridge, everything's picasso. what about this seal enjoying some tub time in an oregon zoo? look at him. he's enjoying that. we're also enjoying a special polka mashup. ♪ ♪ politics and foreign wars all the weather all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the "world news" polka ♪ ♪ tapes that roll in way too slow stuff you saw on capell's show ♪ ♪

. >> yes, prince harry has reunited with duchess meghan and son archie as they begin their new lives outside the royal spotlight. >> it comes barely a week after they stunned the world with their announcement about stepping back from the royal duties. here's abc's elena gomez. >> reporter: just a day after sharing his heartfelt reasons for stepping down from royal duties -- >> there was so many months of talks after so many years of challenges. and i know i haven't always gotten it right, but as far as this goes there really was no other option. >> reporter: harry set off to canada to reunite with meghan and baby archie. >> what i want to make clear is, we're not walking away. and we certainly aren't walking away from you. >> reporter: harry giving this honest speech at a charity event on sunday night. a little over a week after shocking the world with a big announcement that the sussexes were stepping down from royal duties. the couple's already out of the uk and beginning their next chapter in canada. >> they've gone to that very clean break. i think realistically, actually, that w

porque realmente la ley lo que dice es que la reina o el rey tienen la custodia del nieto, archie es bisnieto, ustedes pueden decir, no deberÍan de tener temor, pero que pasa si el prÍncipe carlos o williams, cuando ellos tengan el trono, sean los reyes podrÍan quitarle la custodia. >> a menos que archie sea mayor de edad. >> hay que ver porque siendo mayor de edad, podrÍas ir a tu propio juicio, harry tiene que preguntarle a la reina que es lo que puede hacer, por eso tambiÉn se dice que ellos no pasaron la navidad con la familia real y que mantuvieron a archie un poco alejado y se mantuvieron en vancouver por este chisme de que probab probablemente no puedan quedarse o temor que alguien se quiera quedar con el niÑo y que ellos no puedan regresar a vancouver. >> esos son rumores pero la ley sÍ existe. >> yo creo que ellos son muy inteligentes esta decisiÓn de ellos con comunicado y todo que salieron hace algunos dÍas, creo que estÁ mas planeado y esto de archie y la custodia ellos ya lo hablaron. >> tan planeado y planificado no estaba porque la reina no sabÍa. >> entre e

, the couple stepping back as senior members of the royal family where they will now live with baby archie. adding to the drama, the sharp reaction from the palace. >>> the fugitive former auto executiv speaking out for the first time since his shocking escape from criminal charges in japan. what he said that's raising eyebrows about the attack on pearl harbor. >>> the headline raising hopes in the fight against cancer. >> we can get rid of cancer and that's the most exciting thing. >> what's behind the steep drop in deaths. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening last night at this time it felt like we might have been witnessing the start of a war when a barrage of iranian missiles rained down on bases housing american troops inside iraq today as if his days of verbal threats never happened, president trump held his fire, the iranians, too, today saying they avenged the death of qassem soleimani. there was no casualties in the iranian attack but u.s. officials are revealing how they think american lives were saved richard engel starts our coverage from i

despite the split the queen says harry meghan and their son archie will always be much loved members of the royal famiy. harry feels the voice have the respect for my grandmother, and i'm incredibly grateful to her and the rest of my sight for the simple there last few months, i'm john lawrence reporting. so again harry and meghan will no longer receive public funds for royal duties, the agreement also calls for meghan and harry too. >>repay about $3 million in taxpayer money that was spent renovating a house for them near windsor castle. >>super bowl market jason will set u up for bay area sports night by talking about the against the packers in the nfc championship team, what's ahead for them in miami that's coming out. plus the united states may be doing something is never done the fall or name even aircraft carrier for african american sailor by the navy says this honor is so well deserved. >>few clouds outhere now some rain not th i work hard and i want my money to work hard too. so i use my freedom unlimited card. even when i'm spending, i'm earning 1.5% cash back on everything

. >>> and prince harry and meghan markle shared an adorable new photo of baby archie to end the year. the royal couple shared this photo in a year-end video on instagram yesterday. the video also features highlights of the couple's big year including their tour of africa and archie's christening. >>> coming up, a conversation with legendary singer linda ronstadt who recently received a kennedy center honor. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." a kennedy center honor. >>> there is the "cbs morning news." is the "cbs morning news." is the "cbs morning news." is the "cbs morning news." i is the "cbs morning news." s is the "cbs morning news." itio n and we broke through. olay's retinol24 complex hydrates better than the #1 retinol. visibly smoother brighter skin in just 24 hours. new olay retinol24. >>> five, four, three, two, one -- [ cheers ] >> our top story this morning, about one million people in times square rang in the new year without a hitch. they counted down the end of 2019 and said hello to 2020 as the iconic crystal ball fell. confetti dropped, couples kissed, and fireworks

now meghan heading back to canada to reunite with baby archie. our royal insider here with the very latest. >>> raging wildfires. conditions worsening right now in australia as those dangerous winds pick up. the new hazard for firefighters on the front lines. >>> glacier rescue, 39 tourists including children, some buried up to their necks in snow. nearly 200 rescue workers racing to save them. >>> body shaming backlash. what superstar singer lizzo is saying after trainer jillian michaels questions her weight and her health. >>> ken jennings taking the lead overnight. we're behind the scenes. who will be the last champ standing? >>> good morning, america. happy friday to everybody out there. the battle to be the best is under way on "jeopardy!" ken jennings just one win away from claiming the title of g.o.a.t., greatest of all time. but as we know, anything could happen. >> he's going to be in the hall of fame for that. >> good music choice this morning. >> that was good. >>> we have a very busy friday. we have a lot of news to get to and we begi

archie, they will have enjoyed their time away son, archie, they will have enjoyed theirtime away in son, archie, they will have enjoyed their time away in canada as a family in relative seclusion. and i think that they are also you know, very keen to make sure that his future is normal and as secure as possible. we talk a lot about the firm and the institution, and, of course, the queen is very much the chairwoman of the sperm. but there is a chief operating officer, and he is edward young, the man that keeps it all on the rails. when you look at the last three — four months, what happened with prince andrew, the newsnight interview, and then this, in the way that it was announced, is he in a sticky position here? look, i think it's an incredible position for anyone, it's an incredible position for anyone , excuse it's an incredible position for anyone, excuse me, incredibly difficult position for anyone to be m, difficult position for anyone to be in, we have had unprecedented events in the family history. very different, we must say, as well, in terms of the circumstances. but i

archie powell was born last february, a twin brother to everly. he fell ill within hours, but the medics failed to realise that it was suffering through group b strep, potentially serious infection. temperature control, low blood sugar, irritability, blotchy skin. these were all symptoms, and they we re these were all symptoms, and they were all aware of these symptoms, but no one put it together. archie was improperly treated for 13 hours and died after four days, was improperly treated for 13 hours and died afterfour days, leaving was improperly treated for 13 hours and died after four days, leaving a family of girls without their only brother. i get really angry thinking about that group of professionals that we re that group of professionals that were in that room. they were with us. were in that room. they were with us. no one spotted what was going on, and they could've saved him. archie was born here at the queen elizabeth the queen mother hospital in margate, it's run by the east kent hospital nhs trust, and it has struggled for years to p

archie i'm guessing would go to a private school that is just a guess. i think they would fit in, go about their day and who knows, maybe we would see meghan at the local grocery store. are they popular in canada? very popular. people are very young, hip, royal family couple and people like seeing that. meghan is a huge style influence for women across canada, one of the most popular logs, actually, meghan‘s mirror is a canadian company and north americans in general of her style. what do canadians make of the fact that harry and are taking a real hit in britain from the tabloids and from many commentators?” britain from the tabloids and from many commentators? i think a lot of people really feel for her and both of them in particular. they are a newlywed couple and just had a baby and tabloids to operate different here, they are not in the major newspapers, they are in glossy magazines. so seeing some of the comments that go towards meghan, people cannot understand why a national newspaper that looks to a national newspaper that looks to a national

assassination of iran's top general archies down the corner quarter as more. we still have a lot of different reports in terms of figures of how many missiles or mortars hit the base some are saying that 7 mortar bombs hit the bases runway another says 4 rockets hit the base but we have heard from iraqi security officials and they say that 8 katyusha rockets launched were launched at the base and made contact across the board though we do know that at least 4 iraqi military personnel have been injured and are hospitalized now we also know with the base it's been in the news before because it had a sizable american presence that's where american troops where in that part of the country it's what about 50 miles. north of are they still there as an aside to that are american troops likely have been the target yeah well actually there are still some american military advisers left at that base but the majority of them have been pulled out since the recent tensions the recent spike in tensions between the u.s. and iran recently let's not forget that just last week

dollars annually to protect the couple and their son archie when or should they move there the british royal family that held a crisis meeting last night to discuss the couple's future after they said they wanted to step back from the royal roles and become financially independent. it looks like harry and meghan are going to get what they want it britain's longest reigning monarch seems to be getting in. after some challenging days for the royal family the queen has announced she will support the couple's wish for a more independent life. a life between canada and great britain between financial independence and still supporting the queen. it comes after the sussex is called the world by surprise by announcing they want half way out of the royal firm but why do they want to go their own way when most royals stick to the play book rumors of a rift within the family has been circulating for some time. right from the beginning harry and meghan's relationship coast a whirlwind with attention from the media at times reaching a fever pitch a painful reminder for harry who lost his mother pri

archie, i'm guessing, would go to a private school — but that's just a guess. and yeah, i think they would just fit in, go about their day. and who knows, maybe we would see meghan at the local grocery store. are they popular in canada? very popular. people are — you know, they're very young, hip, royal family couple, and people like seeing that. meghan is a huge style influence for women across canada. one of the most popular blogs, actually, meghan‘s mirror, is a canadian company and north americans in generaljust love her style. what do canadians make of the fact that harry and meghan are, at the moment, taking a real hit in britain from the tabloids and from many commentators? i think a lot of people really feel for her, and both of them in particular. they are a newly—wed couple, theyjust had a baby and tabloids do operate different here — they are not in the major newspapers. they're on stands. they are in glossy magazines. so seeing some of the comments that go towards meghan, people cannot really understand why a national newspaper — that look

harry, meghan and archie will always be a statement from buckingham palace laid out the new agreement between harry and meghan, and the queen which will come into effect in the spring. the statement didn't mention security — as buckingham palace said it did not comment on the details of security arrangements. harry and meghan will no longer use their hrh titles as they will no longer be working members of the royal family. alongsid not being required to carry out royal duties, harry and meghan will no longer receive public funds for engagements. the duke and duchess of sussex say they would like to pay back £21; million of public money used for the refurbishment of frogmore cottage in windsor, but it will remain the couple's uk home. we'll have much more detail on this story in a few minutes‘ time when viewers on bbc one join us for a round up of the day's news with reeta chakrabarti —before that i've been speaking to emily nash from hello magazine and the daily mails robert hardman you will media, everybody will be looking to test the parameters. are they there are they not th

harry, meghan and archie will be crowd numbers of my family. every empathetic from the queen, but then in terms of the details, here are the lines. they will not henceforward use their hrh titles. they are not losing that thing that signifies royal rank, his and her royal highness is, but they will know and use their hrh —— no one use their hrh titles. someone who remains in line for the throne, unusual he will not call himself his royal highness. they will repay the amounts from public funds for their cottage. they are required to stand back from royal duties, including military appointments. that means hair rule no longer be kept in general the royal marines because that will be one of the military opponents from which he is required not to step back for some they would not to step back for some they would no longer receive public funds for royal duties. no further funds for them from the sovereign grade, though it is clear they will continue to receive funds from his duchy of cornwall estate. in terms of their earning capacity, and their