Prince Charles To Be Next Commonwealth Head.
SOARES: Now, the Prince of Wales will succeed his mother, his mother, Queen Elizabeth as head of the Commonwealth. The group's leaders agreed to support Prince Charles while meeting in London. Now, the role is non-hereditary, so it does not automatically passed onto Prince Charles. The queen had said it was her sincere wish that his son will follow her in role. British Prime Minister, Theresa May confirmed the news a short time ago. Take a listen.</s>THERESA MAY, BRITISH PRIME MINISTER: Today, we have agreed that the next head of the Commonwealth shall be his Royal Highness, Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales. His Royal Highness has been a proud supporter of the Commonwealth for more than four decades and has spoken passionately about the organization's unique diversity. And it is fitting that one day he will one day continue the work of his mother, Her Majesty, the Queen.</s>SOARES: And from London, we're taking you to Berlin because residence have received good news today, as police announced they had successfully diffused an unexploded World War II bomb in the city center. Now, you can see the bomb here. It was discovered during construction work near a major train station, an 800 meter area was evacuated as a precaution causing some pretty -- you can imagine, significant delays on road as well as public transport. But finding war era bombs is not uncommon in Germany. In fact, hundreds are discovered each year. And the police are well-versed now in how to deal with them. Look at the size of that thing. Now, now no one it seems compares to Prince, and Saturday marks the 2nd anniversary of the singers. In memory, Prince's estate released something special from his vault. The original 1984 recording of his song nothing compares to you. Take a listen.</s>PRINCE: Because nothing compares, no, nothing compares to you.</s>SOARES (voice-over): Now, the song was made famous