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I get in bed with them at night and hug them. i always say who loves you most in the whole wide world and they always say, mommy. its always that. always feed them. its so important. >> princess diana wanted to show her sons harry and william what the real world was like. she would take them to homeless shelters and take them to meet people who were sleeping rough on the streets. >> princess diana cared deeply about center-point. her visits to the homeless youngsters were always in public. but s...

Monarch since 1066 if indeed this kid ascending to the throne. it is a long time before that happens, but these crowds here at buckingham palace and looking behind them and nothing like the crowds it has to be said that you saw in the royal wedding, but i anticipate that there will be thousands of people coming here tonight. we will have a period i guess of about a half an hour, and you saw the car leave the lindo wing of st. marys hospital. it is a drive under police escort of i would say 10 to...

>> i did indeed. but this has been a great day tore great britain and even greater day for the royal family themselves. a couple of things to note, i think. one was just how relaxed william and kate both seemed. the press association, which is like the domestic equivalent of the associated press here, a wire service, hired a professional lip reader and that lip reader told them that when william first saw michael middleton, kates father, inside westminster abbey, he whispered to him, i thought w...

Its exciting but i dont find it quite as papa tating as it was 30 years ago. >> do you still have any contact with william? >> i didnt have contact with william, unlike you. i know dined with him and her on one occasion. >> i did -- it was a fascinating lunch. just the three of us. and paul burrow of course the notorious butler was serving the drinks. i was struck by the remarkable closeness of the relationship between william and his mother. even at 13. she told him everything about her life. i...

He was a fully formed teenager. harry was too small. and she sounded him out on most the major decisions she took in the later part of her life, she asked william first. selling all those frocks in new york. giving up her title which she did. he said, i dont care, mummy. >> the remarkable thing about diana, were in buckingham palace here and around here is kensington and her old lare. she used to go out in discuss at night, two, three times a week. she told me this. and she would just go and han...

Its not a state occasion. and we know that william would have much preferred a smaller family-type affair. and hes sort of been gently nudged in this direction. its exciting, but i dont find it quite as palpitating as it was 30 years ago. >> do you still have any contact with william? >> i didnt have contact with william, unlike you. who i know dined with her -- him and her on one occasion. >> i did -- it was a fascinating lunch. it was just the three of us. and paul burrell, of course, the noto...

>>guest: you will see when she comes on to the world stage she will blouses only, she is a mystery at the moment but i do think in time you will see a wonderful asset to the royal family. >>jonathan: the royal family certainly needs a wonderful asset. >>shepard: everyone does. and she is becoming a style icon, it goes with the crown. >>jonathan: she will inherit the mantle of diana in the fashion sense. when william first saw her she was headed down a fashion runway in a see through place number...