since princess diana's tragic today officially marks 20 years since princess diana's tragic death. while her sons are marking the occasion in private, the public is paying tribute to the woman who will forever be the people's princess. >> today in paris, at the site of diana's fatal car crash, and in london at kensington palace where she lived, mourners laid flowers in her memory. 20 years ago, in the days following diana's death, the british people were grieving, and eager to hear from their queen. our mark steines was there. >> here at buckingham palace, people have gathered outside the gates to catch a glimpse of the queen and hear her message, per hapts the most important message of her 45-year reign. >> we are trying to help william and harry come to terms with the devastating loss that they and the rest of us have suffered. >> the spotlight turns on the boy who could be king. >> tomorrow on nbc, prince william reflects on the day he and his brother had to walk behind their mother's casket. >> both our parents brought us up to understand as best we can, that there is this resp

princess diana was a huge ballet fan, and this is probably something she would very much enjoy. >> is it scary i remember william's first day, and now look at george. >>> the stars of "will & grace" are a little older and wiser, but most importantly, all fired up for their september 28th return. >> the first time we walked out and the audience went insane. >> the energy that you feel from the audience every single night reminds you of how special the show is. >> the weirdest thing about this whole thing is it doesn't feel weird. >> the first taping was like old times. hugging, dancing,er kissing. the crew is back after 11 years, and they didn't miss a beat. >> the man was aged -- >> steven tyler. newt gingrich. >> there's no loose ends. we do have to keep that one character. we have to explain why -- no. will and grace are living together. jack is across the hall. it allows us to get on with the funny. >> oh, yeah. >> i am excited about the show coming back because i think we need it. and i think the country is looking to laugh at something. >> their return to the set came 19 years af

. ♪ >> and there are several ballet shows that take place throughout the year and princess diana, george's grand mother, was a huge ballet fan, and it's probably something that she very much enjoys. >> is it scary that i remember william's first day and now look at george. he's growing up. you know the stars of "will & grace" 2.0 are a little older, a little wires, but most importantly all fired up for their september 28th return. >> the first time we walked out and the audience went insane. >> the energy you feel every single tape night reminds you howci speal the show. >> >> the weirdest thing about this whole thing is that it doesn't feel weird. >> the first taping was like old times, hugging, dancing, kissing. the crew is back after 11 years and the four didn't miss a beat. >> okay. he's a man who has aged no a ia newt gingrich. >> yes. >> do have to keep that up character or have to explain why -- no. will and grace are living together, jack across the haul and karen is still rich. just allows us to get on with the fun. >> oh, yeah. >> i am excited about the show coming back because i

there was no sign of a baby bump last week when duchess kate appeared at an event honoring princess diana. wearing a slim fitting floral dress, we did not know at the time she is in her first trimester. >> william and kate kind of forced releasing the pregnancy news early because kate was supposed to visit a children's center, and she had to withdraw from that because she was feeling so unwell. >> it's very good news. >> prince william is understandably cautious, but his brother showed a bit more enthusiasm. >> how are you feeling about the news you're going to be an uncle again? >> fantastic. great. very, very, happy for them. >> and how's your sister-in-law doing? >> ah, i haven't seen her for a while, but i think she's okay. >> just like with her other pregnancies, kate is suffering from hyperemesis gravidarum, which is the formal medical term for severe morning sickness. >> when kate was pregnant with george, she had to be hospitalized. that's how severe it was. when she was pregnant with charlotte, and now with new baby, they knew what to expect. >> william and kate had previously st

there was no sign of a baby bump last week when duchess kate appeared at an event honoring princess diana, wearing a slim fitting floral dress, we did not know at the time she's in her first trimester. >> in terms of releasing the pregnancy news early, it was because kate was due to attend an engagement in london. she had to withdraw from that because she was feeling so unwell. >> prince william is understandably cautious but his brother showed a bit more enthusiasm. >> how are you feeling about the news you're going to be an uncle again? >> fantastic, great. very, very happy for them. >> how is your sister-in-law doing? >> i vice president seen her for a while. i think she's okay. >> george clooney, a royal. no question about that. he and amal and their twins were in italy for the venice film festival. carly steel got to hang out as they hit the red carpet in style. >> george with that old school hollywood glamour walking the carpet hand in hand with amal. clooney directs matt damon in "suburbico "suburbicon." when it comes to red carpet style, they have it easy. >> future onput on a tux

diana has the full story. diana? reporter: next wook the guggenheim museum plans to unval the largest show on chinese contemporary art. but first, some changes. the museum announced it will pull three artworks featuring animals after threats of violence. >> no matter how controversial it is. no matter if you disagree with it and shut it down, then, that is a worrying precedent. >> susan is the executive director of the organization that works to defend free speech. >> if there is a sense we can only drum up enough outrage and outpour, if we threaten violence, i don't think that is about how the world should work. reporter: three works part of 150 pieces of the exhibit titled "art in china" after 1989. one video featured heather and now featured hundreds of insects and reptiles fighting for survival and the third featured pigss. critics cried animal cruelty with protests and petition garnering over 700,000 signatures and museum stood by the exhibit but on monday, that changed. the museum released a statement claiming

diana will have the full story when we return >> welcome back to chasing news. i'm bill spady. we have a lot of show for you. headlines will be coming up and how about the most polluted water in the country? of course, brian donahue had to go paddle boarding. first, a bring you the story in new york about these strange towers, metal boxes with cameras, and antennas, spine on your every move. the mta after spending hundred million dollars to install the security, they're not saying what they are for. diana has the full story. >> you can't miss them driving into new york city tunnels, the gateway towers. install by the mta as part of a 100 million-dollar project. >> sometimes i wonder where the money comes from. >> john with the government watchdog group reinvent albany, wants to know who approve them. >> it should been publicly presented to the board of the ship and discussions about their merit and if it was good way to spend scarce dollars in the middle of the worst subway service meltdown attack waits. >> the towers currently stand outside the triborough bridge in the queens

these are sick and demented people who are in scotland yard. >> think you diana. the big question is, can it happen here? one of the folks you need to hear from his former nypd commissioner, bernie who is there on the ground to for 9/11. how are you? >> i'm good. >> it cannot happen here? >> it can happen anywhere. it is happen in london numerous times. it happened in spain, we have had attacks here in san bernardino or boston. it is not if they're going to do it, it is when they are going to do it and how. anybody that doesn't get it are either just stupid and naÏve or the have their head in the sand. >> what is happen with the nypd today? what kind of preparations are they taking? what are they doing now? >> the new york city police department unlikeness appellees across the country actually have detectives that work in these foreign countries, countries like england. they have real-time data that is coming into nypd right now in the intelligence division. it is getting sent out to the field. >> the president tweeted out today about scotland yard having potenti

to start we have details from diana. >> new jersey transit commuters got quite the scare tuesday night and again wednesday morning the pieces of concrete hit trains approaching summit station along the gladstone branch. commuters on twitter express their frustration. one reporting allowed bank. according to nj transit resulted when faulty concrete fell off the wall and onto the train. service was only disrupted wednesday morning when a car was scraped on the side. the other sustained damage to its rubber windowsill. repair workers carried out wednesday evening and thursday morning. all is concrete was removed and trains were up and running. still, many questions. john mccain is the cochair of a joint legislative oversight committee investigating nj transit ever since a train derailment at the new york train station last april. >> were trying to see what maintenance wasn't on and why was it seem like two days went by before it was closed and there's no notice to the computer commuters. he plans to ask questions at his next meeting. meanwhile, there's repair work underway at the more 70

diana caught up with beau for the show. what do you got? it was expected win for new york city's mayor bill de blasio on tuesday. he fought off challengers in the proim ary. now the real work begins with all eyes set on november general election. former councilman is one of the closest rivals in the primary. now, he is a candidate in the party. i met him at the law office in midtown where tells me is not ready to give up yet. >> he has not done a good job as mayor. he has not addressed major issues that are fashion new york. for example on the transit system and has melted down. >> also, in midtown, you will find another candidate. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that wassing aminutes. >> that was good stuff. >> wow. he adds color though race. he has been a cop, actor, private investigator, now he is running as gun-toting independent. but the better story is who is he seen running with ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i have hus cousin, big bird. got your cousin big bird here from germany. made quite a splash when he takes after de blasio with big bi

diana black has the full story. reporter: wake up new yorker much the days of booze with your eggs could be coming to an end. against the new york state liquor authority to ban bottomth flinch state arguing unlimited alcohol at fixed pricing leads to uncivil be heavier. >> we used to do it for three hour unfortunately, some people tooked a trudge. we kit backing to two now. >> the owner of the rest reason at on the upper east side. dispoot the fact he had to cutdown on the bottomless brunch hor, he says this -- >> i don't think so. you know, this is like part of new york. you know? people look forward. reporter: others agree. >> but i think it is actually a good thing. this is the big city. people are adults. they should be able to control themselves, right. >> the lawsuit lists more than bottomless brunch offers around the east village which allows unlimited alcohol served for events. the lawsuit says brunch doesn't qualify at special events. the new york state liquor authority didn't return for come me. i am diana

in highland park, new jersey, diana black for chasing news. jort all right thank you, diana. i want to bring our political strategist. >> thank you, bill. >> you are lass political trajists. we're happy to welcome you. >> andre richardson, again, good you have here. >> i will start with you. heres the question. do you trust trump on daca? >> absolutely not. have not seen someone better than randall cunningham played for the philadelphia eagles. this gy's media strategy to say one thing take the complete action action on it. reverse it around and tweet something out. no one knows what it means. >> do you agree that? trump has been consist the. he didn't look the constitutional alleytive it. absolutely. thering this is about the exive order that barack obama put in place. >> i want a real legislative solution to this issue. to dakota, look, i am not the biggest fan of donald trump al the time. >> but right now, i think he is absolutely doing the rig thing, sitting down with democrats, actually getting something done. >> it didn't all right the democrat to say, hey, we got a dea

"what happened" diana blast will tell us. reporter: not just the book worms coming out to the store. >> we're with her. literally. reporter: they are here to see hillary clinton, who came for latest stop over her book tour, mem your digs to her loss of the 2016 presidential election. >> we feel she was robbed. reporter: book hit shelves on september 12, tickets to this book signing soldout long before. >> we soldout a thousand books in less than an hour, that is amazing. reporter: 300,000 copies of the book have sold, and just hard cover sales that is highest opening for any nonfixe nonfict5 years. >> i want to know what happened. like everyone has been walking around with that question for a long time now. reporter: clinton arrived at 6 p.m. but not before making headlines at other stops, monday she was xm radio, talked about president's handling of puerto rico. >> he has not said one word about them, but other american citizens in u.s. virgin island. >> reporting for "chasing news." bill: thank you. >> i want to bring back

we have diana for the full sto story. >> what it might look like nothing now, but a gun range is on its way to new jersey. this 123. not everybody is pleased. >> it's not the same thing as a coffee shop or grocery store. >> the decision to develop the gun range raise more questions than answers. >> are not against guns, the potential for getting there safely. we have no assurance of what goes on in this place are what it takes to go in and rent a gun which is what i understand they do. >> his concerns are part of a larger debate. should you be able to rent a gun without a background check. democratic candidate says you should not be able to and he wants new jersey to close the loophole for opening more gun ranges. >> we think there should be a waiting. so they cannot walk in at the same day. they should apply one day and do it sometime later. >> the company behind the gun range i have not been able to reach for. but i did look at the second amendment society. >> more people died from home depot and the fact of the matter is millions of firearms have been rented in new jersey statistical

bill: thank you diana. >> joining me now, retired detective staggesergeant from tk thank you so much. >> thank you. bill: you know detroits, bronx high school, one student stabs theranother to death, where were there no metal detectors. >> historically they have metal detectors but as crime dropped over last 20 years, they are been removed. and the idea to have an environment where kids can go to learn. bill: as a cop, you look at this, the good news and underlying good news is that crime has been dropping for last 20 years. but on the other side, does this indicate that maybe people are too relaxed, there is some plans between over doing it like the school like a prison and ignores that there could be a problem. >> we know that the school safety has been complaining how nypd has been records in school, it will be interesting to see how many times prior this kid was in trouble. they got away from arresting kids, and just filling out forms. bill: all right. thank you joe. always good to talk to you. >> bringing in our a-plus panel to break it down. i am join by bill caruso, lawyer and