Baby Fever As Meghan And Harry Tour Australia.
JONES: It's been barely 24 hours, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced that they were expecting. But there was a downtime for either one of them. Harry and Meghan are in Australia kicking off a 16-day tour. And as Max Foster explains, they are getting baby gifts already.</s>MAX FOSTER, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: A first glimpse of a royal baby bump. The secrets finally out for Prince Harry and his new wife, Meghan, as they begin their first major overseas tour as a couple in Australia.</s>PRINCE HARRY, DUKE OF SUSSEX: And we also genuinely couldn't think of a better place to announce the upcoming baby. We had a boy or a girl, so thank you very, very much.</s>FOSTER: Well-wishers congratulated the couple who announced her pregnancy on Monday, confirming weeks of rumors. Their first baby is due in the spring. Congratulations also came from one of Harry's oldest fans, 98- year-old Australian Daphne Dunne, whom the prince has met twice before. This time, he was able to introduce Daphne to Meghan. Daphne told Meghan, "It's wonderful the two of you," and that she was just what Harry needs. Meghan said she hopes the next time they see Daphne, they would have a little one in tow. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex also met Australia's unofficial ambassador, the Koala at Taronga Zoo in Sydney where they open a new learning center. And the official welcoming committee, Australia's governor general, Peter Cosgrove and his wife Lynne, served them tea and beer. And presented them with a toy kangaroo with a baby roo in its pouch, awesome tiny kangaroo. The royal couple also post in front of Sydney's royal opera house and met representatives of the fourth Invictus Games. A sports competition that Prince Harry founded through wounded veterans which kicks off on Saturday. Back home in the U.K., speculation is already ripe for the name of the new royal baby who will be so in line to the throne. Albert, Victoria, and Diana are amongst the favorites for the British bookies, at least. The child won't automatically become a prince or a princess, though the queen may decide to give them that title as they did with Prince William's children. Harry and Meghan continue their 16-day tour with visits to Melbourne and Queensland before flying to Fiji, Tonga, and New Zealand. Max Foster, CNN, London.</s>JONES: Now, we'd like to end on a happy note, but we should just give you a reminder of our top story, a very important story indeed. The Turkish official has told CNN they believed Jamal Khashoggi's body was cut into pieces after he was killed inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul. Turkish police had nine hours searching that building on Monday. They've continued searching as well today. And in the last few minutes, we've heard from President Trump who's taken to Twitter to make his most recent comments on this, Mike Pompeo being in Riyadh saying, "Just spoke with the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia who totally denied any knowledge of what took place. He was with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, during our call and told me that he has already started full and complete investigation into this matter." He end the tweeting, "Answers will be forthcoming shortly." Well, we're all ears waiting to hear, of course, our correspondents remain across it. Thank you so much for watching tonight. Appreciate your company. Stay with CNN. "QUEST MEANS BUSINESS" comes up after this break.