World News Tonight (ABC) - 1997-09-11

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[0:01] Controversial talk radio host Dr. Laura

[0:03] Schlessinger tomorrow at 9:00.

[0:10] On World News Tonight this [music]

[0:11] Thursday, nearly 2 weeks after Princess

[0:14] Diana's death, a majority of the British

[0:16] people say they want Prince William as

[0:19] their next king.

[0:20] Important health news that could

[0:22] dramatically improve the [music]

[0:23] condition of women suffering from

[0:25] osteoporosis.

[0:27] And the Army's new plans to deal with

[0:29] sexual harassment and discrimination.

[0:36] From ABC, this is World News Tonight

[0:39] with Peter Jennings. Sitting in tonight,

[0:42] Forrest Sawyer. Good evening. In England

[0:44] today, in the wake of Princess Diana's

[0:46] death, a strong indication the British

[0:48] people want the monarchy to stay, but

[0:50] they want it to change. Prince William

[0:52] is now favored by most Britons to

[0:54] succeed Queen Elizabeth. Prince Charles,

[0:57] William's father, is next in line, but

[0:59] the long controversy

[1:01] now Diana's death have clearly hurt his

[1:03] position with British subjects. Many of

[1:05] them are still in mourning. ABC's Jim

[1:08] Wooten is in London.

[1:11] Volunteers were clearing some of the

[1:13] tons of floral tributes to her from St.

[1:16] James's Palace today. The fresh blossoms

[1:19] will go to hospitals, the older ones in

[1:21] the compost, and the thousands of

[1:23] messages preserved for Diana's family. I

[1:26] was looking at some of the cards and I

[1:28] decided I wouldn't look at any more.

[1:30] Actually, it's a very sad day.

[1:33] It was also the day that a respected

[1:35] poll showed that most British citizens

[1:37] don't want Prince Charles, Diana's

[1:39] former husband, to be their future king.

[1:43] Instead, a Gallup survey fo

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