>> good morning i am becky anderson just outside of buckingham palace in london. it is 7:00 a.m. here in just a few hours a few more procession is set to get underway for queen elizabeth ii. details of the late monarchs funeral were finally unveiled on saturday with her service at westminster abbey now set for

september the 19th, eight days from now. the queen's casket is expected to leave balmoral patacsil in scotland in about three hours. it'll be the first leg of what will be a salmon final journey back to london where she will lie in state at westminster hall until that funeral. let's get more on this was cnn. i see the queen's casket leave balmoral. that is not particularly a long drive to edinburg but it will take six hours. >> there's going to be several stops on the way and passing through the cities where it will eventually arrive at the official residence of the royal family. the policies of the hollywood house. and it will be taken to rest in the throne. as you mentioned several steps will follow before the queen is returned in london and later on

in windsor we will see significant taking prince charles will go to edinburg and he will meet and also on the stated queen's coffin being carried through a procession down edinburg to st. charles cathedral where she will be left to lie and people to pay their respects for a full 24 hours before the queen's return to london. and then expect to see eventually the queen taken to processing down to the palace of westminster down to buckingham palace where she will lay for a full four days. this will be a huge and historic event for the british people. there will be hundreds, thousands lining up to pay their respective or the course of the four days to see the queen. it is a history many was ever seen before. a solemn moment of paying their respects of mourning.

we expect the funeral to take place monday the 19th. it'll be a hugely significant not only for the kingdom but a global event and we expect world leaders to be attending 2000 dignitaries. arriving here to take part in the funeral to pay their respects to the queen. she will eventually be taken to windsor where she will be laid to rest were her mother and father were laid to rest in george's chapel. that is why we have a final resting place. >> her late husband prince philip. thank you. >> the atmosphere surrounding the queen's death has lifted at times for moments of bright pageantry. have a look at this. ♪ >> the trump set saturday heralded king charles the third for the united kingdom in the

commonwealth. >> the majesty the king. hip hip. >> array. >> hip hip. >> array. >> hip pep. >> array. >> the ceremony to a very long-standing tradition with the proclamation. the second proclamation was made an hour later at the royal exchange in the heart of london's financial district. even though charles automatically became upon the death of his mom. the title was officially bestowed an expression stair money outside of james is policy 100 yards or so from where reset outside of buckingham palace. afterwards the king spoke about the daunting responsibilities that lie ahead. have a listen. >> i'm deeply aware of this great inheritance.

and of the duties and heavy responsibilities of sovereignty which have now passed to me. in taking up these responsibilities, i shall strive to follow the inspiring example i have been set in upholding constitutional government and to seek the peace, harmony and prosperity in the peoples of these islands and of the common realms and territories throughout the world. >> one of saturday's most memorable moments did not involve the new king. but his sons see relationships as shall be well aware between prince's william and harry seem strange for some time after days of losing their grannie, the queen the brothers made a surprising and important show of unity. william and catherine the new prince and princess of wales

invited harry and meghan the duke and duchess of sussex to join them for a walk about on saturday to greet well-wishers paying tribute to the queen outside of windsor castle. they spent about 45 minutes with the crowd excepting flowers and letters and toys. one young girl got a hug from the duchess of sussex. >> we were waiting for her to come in she came and offed my name and how my day was and also if i have a hug and she had me back. it was quite an amazing moment. i'm still shaking now. i can explain what the feeling was when she did it. it was really nice. >> why did you feel like you wanted to hug her? >> i don't know just went through my mind, everybody was cheering me on. i guess i just felt like i needed to anyway. i really just wanted to hug her because i look up to her in some ways and it just felt like it was the right thing to do.

>> you feel like she's going through a lot? >> yeah, exactly. it still such a sad thing that is happening now. >> why do you feel a bit of sympathy for her? because of the queen's passing or her whole relationship with the royal family? >> both. because the queen died and also because of everything. i did see it felt like it was quite nice to see william and kate and megan and harry together. i wanted to show her she is welcome here i guess and hug her after everything happening right now. >> probably less surprising to see will and kate. were you surprised to see harry and meghan with them? >> i was very surprised. i saw harry and meghan and i was like my gosh, harry wasn't expected to be here. >> journalist is a veteran of covering the royal family enjoins us from los angeles. i was reminded this morning that it is the first time that we

have seen the two couples together at a public engagement since commonwealth back in 2020. there can be a better time to heal this riff if that is what we are seeing, then now. >> reunited and it feels so weird. this was a total surprise. but out of grief comes a positive. these brothers were miles apart in every sense. now they are walking shoulder to shoulder. it was an extraordinary moment and it will be so interesting now if we show the same pictures with harry's bombshell book comes out in a few months. >> you make a very good point, that is what's been promised a bombshell book about the royal family. let's see what happens with that

as we understand an invitation by prince william to the duke and duchess of socks six. an hour or so before a scheduled walkabout by prince william and his wife. for them in the british public. it is an important moment that there is a grieving process at this point they both have extremely close relationships with queen elizabeth ii who they called their grannie and i guess any coming together at this point is important as they go through the grief as it is for the british public who were in a slightly weird moment now which is a grieving process but also a sense of what happened next. were getting a bit more of a sense of that from a new king charles iii. what is your sense of what

happens next? >> first of all king charles iii has more than risen to expectations. he has relaxed the nation. he is the king, he's going to be great. in her nobody moaning or complaining about it, he's risen to the occasion and expectations. >> as for the walkabout was so fascinating. i've never seen megan look so anxious at the start of the walkabout. she did not know what kind of reaction she was going to get through the puzzle popularity rating for the british public has dipped as low as 8% at one point with all the bombshell interviews but grief does strange things. william offered the surprising olive branch. i think he was clearly influenced by his late grandmother. the queen would always see the best in people and would never give up on something and would always talk about whatever

happened to harry and meghan they were always loved and always welcome. he really carried on the message by making a call. he did not have to do it, he did it, a strategic move, we will see. but certainly important and embraced by the public. becky: we know the details of the funeral plans now, the casket carrying queen elizabeth ii will leave balmoral today. and as an eight day journey through scotland and down back here to buckingham palace and then to westminster all ahead of a funeral on monday at westminster abby and that will likely be attended by leaders from around the world not least joe biden, who else might make the u.s. delegation. is it clear at this point? >> it is not clear you would

expect to see former presidents there in a congressional delegation. it's interesting with the british end of things the planning to this has been in decades. the americans have been doing it a bit. they did not know when it happened, when the delegation would be in this not like this president for this. she was on the throne for 70 years. it's not like there's a recent world hero they can use that same example. it's one of the most fascinating things to follow but this will be the most a-list guest list of anything since i expect charles and diana's wedding. it's going to be one of the most-watched events in history of the world news been so much affection for the queen from around the world so i'm sure there's plenty of american leaders who want to be there who actually gets those golden tickets, we will see. becky: finally how does the new

king charles iii provide value for the u.s., uk special relationship going forward? certainly the role with the second plate and sustaining that was an important one. water your thoughts? >> he loves america. i first met him in the '90s and the movie premiere involves thanks. charles came to los angeles for the premier of the movie frankenstein. he was greeted like he had never had been before. a red carpet celebrity. people were offering autographed books for him. that does not happen then the rest of the world. the celebrities at the after party were slapping him on the back. i remember exchanging his phone number the riches from seinfeld was trying to explain who he was. it was all very bizarre and very informal. charles absolutely loved it.

he loosened the stiff upper lip and showed his human side that night and really showed us in the speech in his risen to expectations. he's not great example from his mother. he will continue the special relationship. he will make it right. >> fascinating. it's always good to have you on. in los angeles more from london in a few moments. the spring and my colleague michael holmes in atlanta. >> thanks becky, will check back in with you shortly. after the break russia may have suffered one of the worst defeats in ukraine yet. coming up out of russia's president might respond as hisrw forces are forced to retreat from eastern cities.ns we'll be right back. your car that's it at carvana

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the deadly threat from his russian counterpart. >> i feel like every time i talk to you in the past you been in a bunker now we did the interview in the presidential palace on the ground. is this a confidence that putin can't hit you here? >> nobody knows where where he want to push rockets from the mind these days. nobody i think understand it until they begin to do. each morning and the night the rockets can come from any from russia to occupied territories. it doesn't matter for me because i thought we can't afraid or can't be afraid. eve.mike: you can catch the

interview later today on gps. retired major general nick ryan joins me now from australia. he is the author of war transform the future of 21st century. a great pollen competition in the former commander of the straley defense college. a good voice to have analyze what's been going on a significant battlefield advances for ukraine. what is it the ukrainians have done to achieve these games. what are they done right and one of the russians done wrong? >> what the ukrainians have done is seek the battles across the country in a way that gives them the advantage and puts the russians at a great disadvantage. they started their campaign in the south which driven a lot of russian forces and what the ukrainians did was launch a further defense in the north where the russians have really pulled out a lot of forces so

that ukrainians detect them in the north were the russians awake and penetrate deeply behind russian lines. mike: i was going to ask you. you write kharkiv has implications for the region in the war more broadly, briefly house a. >> kharkiv is now resulting in ukraine capturing areas that are critical to russian operation throughout the eastern ukraine. in particular and major transportation which the russians used to supply their operations in the eeo. the russians are not going to reorient their forces in a be increasingly difficult to support them. at the same time the russians are going to have to redeploy forces from the south in other areas and this will create other opportunities for the ukrainians across the southern part of ukraine. >> we are having logistical issues this will make this

tough. they have lost the momentum. how important and what is known as warfare operational tempo and do the ukrainians have that now especially with winter months approaching. >> tempo is very important. what you seek to do is getting inside of the enemies decision cycle. every time they react to you they are reacting to old information that is irrelevant. the ukrainians have certainly done this in the north. they have a different style of commanding like the united states and other western countries where they delegate down. the russians are slower to respond because they were more centralized respond of command-and-control. it's very difficult to see the russians catching up with what the ukrainians are doing in the coming days. mike: in your latest twitter thread, there always informative. there was one comment that was important but frankly frightening.

you say the rations will not be there and brought trouble at the moment because of this we should watch for unexpected reaction from putin. he is showing no signs of wanting to pull back from this invasion. it is warning, what could he do. >> that's a real thing we see missile strikes today on major ukrainian cities. right from the very beginning of the invasion of ukraine has been seen as a real country by putin. he can do lots of things because he's losing fights in this invasion so missile attacks that killed innocent ukrainian civilians and potentially attacks on the supply routes into western ukraine were many of the western supplies are coming in. mike: morale is vital of course in conflict, not always decisive but vital. how damaging with these beater russian troops in the ground. many of whom we know don't want

to be here perhaps lost as many as 80000 comrades dead or wounded. >> that's right. as you see russian morale on the ground they suffer from a lack of purpose, many of the soldiers are various reasons. there ukrainian morale will be pretty high as a result of the battlefield increase in victory quite often can be infectious. we will maintain this momentum for some time to come given the great disparities between the russian and the ukrainians. mike: what might be -- i know we need crystal balls but what are the domestic consequences for putin if images of russian retreats and defeats circulate widely then russia. they are circulating on telegram within russia.

>> that is if they're able to circulate but certainly will cause some domestic issues. i'm not sure whether it's his resume at this point time. we see some evidence that councils and even senior military officers are starting to push in his direction in this war. >> is going to have to apply in the coming days weeks and months. >> terrific analysis always. check out mick ryan's twitter threat if you want to keep up on things. so much for making the time. >> thanks michael great to talk to you.ions. mike: becky anderson picks up our continuing coverage after a short break. she will have the latest details on buckingham palace on the late queen's final journey. queen's us.l journey. ♪ so they shoot it.. hmm... back to the miro board. dave says "“feed it?” and dave feeds it. just then our hero has a breakthrough.

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becky: welcome back it is 7:30 a.m. in london and on monday. king charles iii will visit scotland's parliament in edinburg for the first time as mourning. he will hear condolence for queen elizabeth she was a beloved residence in scotland when she died on thursday. this morning she begins her final journey home. cnn national diplomatic editor nick robinson has the details. >> at approximately 10:00 a.m. local time on sunday. the queens body will be driven

in a hearse slowly as six-hour journey beginning in balmoral passing through the villages at bella targum bank read then the city of aberdeen turning south through stone haven, greek and, for effect, dundee, before passing along the streets at edinburg, past the castle to the palace of hollywood brewhouse the official residence where she will be placed in the throne room on monday and taken by procession to st. charles cathedral where there will be a service attended by king charles iii and other members of the royal family and british prime minister liz trust. on tuesday the queens body will be taken to london. taking a buckingham palace and on wednesday taken to westminster hall. one of the oldest buildings in westminster abbey were the queen will lay in state for four days given a chance for the people of britain to pay their last

respects. on monday the 19th of september there will be a funeral service at westminster abbey. following that the queens final journey to windsor castle where shall be laid to rest. nick robinson cnn edinburg scotland. becky: across britain there has been a tremendous amount of sadness after the queen's passing. here in the homeland countless number of people quickly gather outside of buckingham palace to pay their respects of hundreds of thousands more expected over the coming days. cnn analyst were reports. >> hours after the news broke the mourners came flowers left at buckingham palace and painted the gates. so many that the palace move them to a new home across the road. a memorial of fans. >> this is the beginning of the tribute. you can imagine how many flowers

will be here in the coming days. tens of thousands of people are expected to turn out to buckingham palace and come here to pay their respects to the queen. it's an opportunity to reflect on her reign and what she meant to people and a chance for people to show the queen and the royal family how much she meant to them. >> whether letters of gratitude were pictures of corgis. an individual expression of grief for all to see and share. >> she was kind and caring. >> the notes from children who celebrated the passing of jubilee just three months ago. >> if you can remember they signed here when you are older. >> for many the emotions are still raw. for others it is a storm that is passing. >> it's really, really sad sort coming through the afternoon and when it cuts to the announcement there were tears in my house and

then you have to subprocess it. >> flowers for the queen because she was actually amazing person. i felt very sad, she's only queen or person i've ever had. >> a sentiment shared by those far older than annabelle. if you can remember life before the queen 70 year reign. here there are messages for the king. one from 9-year-old william noris saying he's grieving to and understands how the king must feel. his grandmother recently passed away. crowds gathered to capture glints king charles iii as he returned to buckingham palace after his formal proclamation of king. >> we came today to leave flowers for the queen which is why we came this morning, isn't it. it's been such an honor to see king charles as well. >> it's really nice and i really hope the crowd to give charles a chance swiftly. >> the period of natural moaning

is not just lifting back. it's also about looking forward. >> anna stewart cnn buckingham palace london. becky: use all those images a buckingham palace and green park inundated with flowers and tributes. i would like to welcome simon the royal horticultural society for ambassador and has designed arrangements for the royal family including queen elizabeth ii himself. flowers selling out across london at present. how is industry going to cope with the demand over the next eight days or so. >> it's quite strange. a lot of events have been canceled out of respect. i think the flowers that might've been decorated are being quickly brushed into shops and retailers. it's wonderful that local shops are being supported by the public as they demonstrate their

tribute to her majesty. >> they continue to do so. quite recently. >> i've been fortunate enough to meet her several times of the order culture society. the issue they asked me to design their tribute to the queen. which was still structure with her silhouette with 70 parts of the valley that she revealed to be her favorite flower. i was presented to her for the last time which is very poi poignant. >> you also did the flowers were to understand some of the flowers for charles and camilla when they got married back in 2005. i covered that with my colleague anderson cooper. it seems a long time ago back then. we were talking about the potential fall of charles had become king. it felt like it was a long way in a long time ago in a long

future at that point. >> it did feel like it would be a large leap for his then wife to become a queen. the queen concert is what her majesty declared what she would like camilla to be treated so exciting and fitting we have a new king and queen consort. >> i was lucky to ask to create this for windsor castle. it was so exciting to be playing a teeny tiny part of history. we have 30000 assigned daffodils. daffodils being the flower that represents whales and the wedding of the prince's wales we have tapped them. it's just a really exciting vacation in a huge privilege and honor. becky: but i consider what i've seen here in people leaving flowers and tribute. that reminds me, the passing of

princess diana. where we saw a sea of flowers all the way through hyde park. i think perhaps some people might be slightly surprised at the difference here. you certainly see those tributes. period just to manage tuna certain extent. >> i think the royal family and the royal house has the understanding the people wish to have an outpouring to demonstrate their grief and sorrow and tribute. that's now being managed. we were sent some details in each of the royal residence is the protocol for where flowers are to be placed. slightly monolithic and problematic mound of flowers. flowers and buckingham palace and green parking hyde park in windsor castle to be placed at

cambridge gait and each evening taken into the precincts of the castle. you feel that there is lovely inclusion and attempt to allow people to demonstrate their own feelings for the loss of the queen. >> how younger you when you are realizes was an industry wanted to get involved. >> i was seven all i wanted to do was work with flowers and i'm lucky and 55 and still get to. becky: you look amazing. just explain me what you believe is the importance of a fall tribute to people. >> i think flowers are one of them only things that can absolutely resonate with people immediately. it's often the sent but we will all have a memory spark further frequents or look at the flower. a particular bloom you will not passively that can transport you back quicker than almost anything. we all have a connection and we all know now being amongst flowers and plants and so good

for mental health and well-being but having some of the around you is great. to choose and pick out flowers is anything that they want. and what's the most appropriate. >> and forgetting flowers, either give them what you would like a demonstration of these are mine i left them there for you or what would they have wanted. it's an easy way to choose and i don't think anyone should have any judgment on it because actually it's a single stem cup flown in from good news which doesn't matter it is the gesture. becky: a pleasure having you on. thank you. >> outside of buckingham palace, that is it for the time being from us. more to come for the time being let me get you to michael holmes in atlanta for more coverage.

mike: fabulous interview. thank you very much becky we will check in with you later. the coverage of the new royal era continues in just a moment. just ahead australia has officially declared king charles head of state. a live report from sydney when we come back.

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♪ ♪ >> in new york expand re-of britain to an american ally camping gathering that is he has to mourn and remember queen elizabeth ii. paula without story. >> he spent some time on the new york city sidewalk and you get a sense of the international reach that queen elizabeth ii had. it's one of the reasons for the last several days the folks that stop by at this local café dropping off flowers and shearing off memories known as unofficial reddish consulate.

when you hear from the owners sean kavanaugh. he will tell you probably people that are becoming together to mourn but also celebrate the legacy of queen elizabeth and big questions of what may happen next for the institution. >> it is a constant stream of people coming by dropping off flowers to show they are supporting us and feeling the sense of loss. >> i can't but hope the proportion of love that was for the queen carries on with charles and i think he has every chance to do that. his speech was really great. >> folks in new york city will be watching ahead of funeral event, and then upcoming days. >> estrella has proclaimed king charles iii the new head of state just a short time ago. in sydney australia he joined me

now. good to see you. the proclamation has happened. how are australians viewed or the circumstance. bernard circumstance type of crown are we. >> that's right and think it's important for people to put an australian stamp on all of this circumstance. we have the governor general proclaimed king charles iii as australia's head of state. it was incredibly important that they are to their was a welcome to country for first nations australians and the indigenous custodians in the ceremony really underscoring the fact australia has 65000 year culture ongoing, unbroken. it's an old place much older than the modern nation of australia. the british colony the british arrived here 200 years ago.

michael, when australians through the proclamation ceremony, then done so with a slight tension. australia is a modern democracy. the constitution back to the colonial era. we were here in sydney to listen to the proclamation. the band played god save the king the crowd of thousands was invited to sing along but i must say not many did. right after the australian national anthem played and everybody played with the gusto. mike: interesting. the queen did say she would always respect the will of australians and stay apolitical. it was a whole golf thing for australia is confident the challenge will do the same. >> the queen has been loaded for this especially at the time of the referenda on monarchy here in 1999 when asked giants were asked whether they want to keep her of head of state or put an

australian in opposition to become republic. the queen was asked for her thoughts and she said she would always respect where australians wanted to go with their own country. she would always respect the wishes of the australians. that has been remembered since she passed. anthony, the prime minister of australia is republican. there will be a referendum on australia's constitutional future at some stage during his reign. the prime minister put one of his mps in charge and looking into that. it's something that will come up. it's something that will challenge the monarchy here and australians helped king charles will have the same view as his mother queen elizabeth avenue strong indecision. mike: angus good to see you. a dangerous bonfire and northern california is spreading rapidly. the mosquito fire has burned more than 37000 acres growing

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21 gun salutes for king charles iii boomed out in the four countries that make up the united kingdom of great britain

and northern ireland. they heralded the new monarch eden borough castle in scotland, cardiff castle in wales. queen elizabeth's passing is even giving athletes pause. golfers went silent for two minutes of the bmw pga championship on saturday in wentworth in england, many wore black ribbons as the flag was extended at half staff. netflix says as a marker of respect it paused production of its historical drama "the crown" following the death of queen elizabeth. the award winning series also plans to go dark on monday, september 19th, the day of the

queen's funeral. three actresses have portrayed the queen during different decades of her reign. the fifth season is expected to cover events in the '90s including the divorce of prince charles and princess diana. its release scheduled in november with the sixth and final season now in production. well, souvenirs of the british royal family have always been a favorite for u.k. visitors and residents alike. now since her passing merchandise featuring the queen is more popular than ever. the owner of a shop that sits next to the gates of windsor castle says the souvenirs are flying off the shelves. he says he's trying to replenish his stock quickly because he wants to help people preserve their memories of the queen. >> this is not just about business or money but people who carry something with the queen on it. so it's like a service as well. so we like to do it, but we are trying still but we couldn't

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hello and welcome to our viewers around the world. i'm becky anderson. outside buckingham palace in london. it's 8:00 in the morning here, and in just about two hours we expect queen elizabeth's casket to begin making its way from her counselee home at balmoral castle in scotland to eden borough. the journey while not the first leg of an eventful week that