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It's a proper fairytale and this was the next chapter in the story and it's working and people are happy for them, i think, in a news gender when there is lots of grim news out there, they are living up to expectations in a way. >> they are. i like the new william. i knew him when he was young. i had dinner once with him and diana when he was 13. he was shy and in braces. to see him coming out of his shell and be this charming young man and good father and husband, it's good to see. max foster, congratulations again. you can see more of max's interview, a cnn documentary, premiers september 15...

Kelly wallace and faith jenkins, thanks to both of you. speaking of cruel things and adults behaving badly. this next story is even worse. the target here is this 13-year-old severely autistic boy from canada, max. a neighbor sent this anonymous letter to his family that is so incredibly heartless prosecutors are now looking into this. this is just a portion of the letter and i'm quoting, i hate people like you who believe just because you have a special needs kid you are entitled to special treatment. god, do everyone in our community a huge favor and move. vamoos, scram, move away, get out...

There in max's story. i want to show you more. this is one member of the royal family who maybe isn't so much on the baby bandwagon. she is 87-year-old margaret rhodes, she is the queen's cousin and known to be her lifelong confidante. our christiane amanpour sat down and talked with her. >> as we sit here the whole world is waiting for the birth of kate and william's child. are you excited about the baby? >> not terribly. >> why not? >> well, you know, everybody has babies. and it's lovely. but i don't get wildly excited about. >> special heir to the throne? >> i know. >> history. >> all righ...

I do the bookings. i do that very well. i like to think. >> reporter: it's been operating in this tiny basement since it was started by lorraine's husband, max gordon, 75 years ago. >> he opened this club in 1935. it was not a jazz club then. it was the same room, but it did not jazz, it was poetry readings. this was max's office. there's a picture of max, sitting right here in this spot. this is the same terrible, ugly desk, i dare not get rid of it. >> my father, max, sat down very strong roots. >> reporter: these days, debora gordon helps her mother run the club her father created. >> what ...

>> reporter: it's been operating in this tiny basement since it was started by lorraine's husband, max gordon, 75 years ago. >> he opened this club in 1935. it was not a jazz club then. it was the same room, but it did not jazz, it was poetry readings. this was max's office. there's a picture of max, sitting right here in this spot. this is the same terrible, ugly desk, i dare not get rid of it. >> my father, max, sat down very strong roots. >> reporter: these days, debora gordon helps her mother run the club her father created. >> what is that? >> it just came. >> reporter: what's the secret ...