"succession" picked up some of the bi awardsom outanding a drama it's tuesday, september 13th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." honoring her majesty. the queen's body is set to travel back to london today as britain's national mourning continues. we have a report from the uk. special master agreement. the justice department appears to approve one of former trump's picks to review the documents recovered from his mar-a-lago estate. >> and tv's biggest night. the stars glittered at the 74th prime-time emmy awards. we show you the big winners.

well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the national mourning in the uk continues today in memory of queen elizabeth ii. here you can see the queen's coffin at st. giles' cathedral in edinburgh, scotland. a memorial s h majesty was held er stood i lon ian is windsor ctle what t expt today. ian, good morning. >>orter:ood morning, anne-marie. eventually all eyes are going to be on london. the queen's body is going to be flown from scotland, escorted by her daughter anne, and escorted to london and received by her son king charles. queen elizabeth returns to england today after the nation's longest reigning monarch died at her estate in balmoral last week. on monday thousands passed by her flag-draped coffin.

her four children including king charles accompanied the hearse in a solt em employee session along the mile and into the church. >> it was a very special moment. >> reporter: in a visit to scotland's parliament, king charles iii expressed gratitude for the country's tributes to the queen. >> through all of her years of reign, the queen found in the hills of its land and t hearts of its people a haanays ficiouinfor queen h leadp will be driven here to windsor castle outside london where she'll be buried in st. george's chapel next to her late husband prince philip. meanwhile hundreds of thousands looked at history in the making, the first changing of the king's guard in 70 years. anne-marie, king charles has

another busy day. he's going to northern ireland to receive condolences and then flying back to london to receive his mother's body. she'll be in buckingham palace overnight and then be escorted to westminster hall where she'll lie in state for four days. when queen elizabeth started her reign in 1952, she was the head of 52 countries. that figure now stands at 15. david cameron was asked whether he expects more countries to drop king charles iii as head of state. >> ultimately it's their decision, but i think people can see and they see this week having a constitutional monarchy where your head of state is above politics and a symbol of unity and service and duty and politicians can fight out issues underneath that, it's a good system. it's served us well and it's served others well too.

>> cameron is one of 15 prime ministers who served during queen elizabeth's 70-year reign. well breaking overnight, the justice department said it would accept one of trump's four proposed candidates to serve as special master to review classified documents seized by the fbi at mar-a-lago last month. former new york federal chief raymond deary is acceptable. a federal judge will decide though. it comes as trump's attorneys are also asking that same judge to continue the order to freeze the doj's criminal investigation into the classified material until the independent special master conducts the review. and sources tell cbs news that more than 30 people associated with trump have received federal grand jury subpoenas. it's in connection with the justice department's investigation into the origins of the u.s. capitol riot and efforts to overturn the 2020 election. in at least two instances,

agents executed search warrants that allowed them to seize individuals' cellphones. the mar-a-lago investigation is also linked to threats of violence. according to court documents, a texas woman was arrested last week for allegedly making death threats against the federal judge overseeing the case. the woman is accused of leaving three emails for the judge days after she agreed to trump's request to appoint a special master. the man isaccuseof threatening trump. breaking overnight, a tentative deal has been reached to end the four-day-old seattle teacher union strike. they announced the agreement late last night. more than 6,000 teachers and staff went on strike last week on what was supposed to be the first day of school. union members will vote on the deal today. no word yet on when classes might resume. and now to the war in ukraine where russia continues to b pushed back in the country's east. in fact, russia has now suffered

its worst setback since the invasion began. debora patta has more. >> reporter: with breathtaking speed, ukrainian forces have swept through kharkiv, pushing 30 miles from the russian border. greeted everywhere like conquering heroes, staking a claim in yellow and blue on land occupied for nearly seven months. the russians suddenly started shouting wildly and running away said this man, charging off in their tanks. it's a humiliating defeat for vladimir putin's men and a decisive blow to resupply their forces now that they can no longer use liberated izium as a strategic hub. they left all their explosives and ammunition here, says this ukrainian soldier. as the russian front line collapsed, the extent of a war declared on civilians is becoming clear, blown up, schools destroyed, and fresh

new crime scenes as police begin the awful familiar task of digging up the bodies of those killed by russian soldiers. the kremlin has ordered its troops to regroup on the eastern front line, but not before they fired off a gruesome parting gift, striking a thermal power plant that plunged much of kharkiv into darkness overnight and cut off water supplies in many areas. >> that was debora patta reporting. meanwhile in los angeles, television's biggest and brightest came out in full force for the 74th annual prime-time emmy awards. suzanne marquise has a look at the night's big winners. >> i forgot to thank hbo in my other speeches. >> reporter: the white lotus delivered ten emmys for hbo "max," the dark ensemble comedy. it's about a desperate group of vacationers who ngedph b series and writing.

outstanding supporting actor jennifer coolidge ran out of time during her acceptance speech, so she danced to music meant to escort her off the stage. for the second straight year, "ted lasso" won the emmy. jason sudeikis was named leading actor for the second year running as the affable american soccer coach, ted lasso. >> thanks so much to the people who watch the show and dig it as much as we dig making it. >> reporter: it within for best drama series, writing, and supporting actor. netflix's "squid games" won. michael keaton won for his role as a doctor in hulu's "dop "dopesick," which takes a deep dive into opioid crisis. >> thanks for recognizing me among these amazing actors.

>> reporter: amanda seyfried won for her role in the elizabeth holmes documentary. >> when i was a little girl, all i wanted to see me in the media, someone fat like me, black like me, beautiful like me. >> reporter: on the traditional network side, abc's "abbott elementary" won for comedy wried i writing, while cheryl lee ralph sang out her acceptance speech for best supporting actress. host keenan thomas promised to keep the toe show drama-free and he delivered. coming up, the country's first confirmed monkeypox death. what they're saying about the victim. and a wild finish if you will. a humpback whale gets extra close to tourists. this is the "cbs morning news." close to tourists. this is the "cbs morning news."

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cruise off the central k coast last week were treated to an incredible close-up encounter from one of three whales that approached. the boat was not moving when one of the boaters said the whale gave the vessel a kiss. the first monkeypox death has been confirmed in the u.s., and there was a tragedy in coney island. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. our new york city station w cbs says the police believe a mother may have drowned her three young children on a beach near the iconic coney island boardwalk. relatives called police yesterday morning concerned that the 30-year-old mother might harm her children. she was found barefoot and soaking wet about 90 minutes later. the bodies of her three children all under the age of 7 were found two miles away. the mother was questioned and taken to the hospital, and there's no word on criminal charges. the "los angeles times" says anhad beospitaunty reported thed

thid notelease any other information about investigating whether a death confirmed last month was monkeypox. there's been almost 22,000 confirmed monkeypox cases in the u.s., the most in the world. and "the boston globe" says president biden asked americans to come together to end cancer as we know it. in his speech yesterday in boston, mr. biden set a goal of cutting the cancer death rate in the u.s. by at least half in the next 25 years. mr. biden's speech on what's called the cancer moonshot came exactly 60 years after jfk's famous address about landing astronauts on the moon by the end of the decade. >> imagine the possibilities. vaccines that can prevent cancer like there is for hpv. imagine molecular zip codes that could deliver drugs and gene therapy precisely to the right tissues.

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appearance yesterday. today, a judge will appoint two doctors to determine if he is fit to stand trial. a report