your kohler® walk-in bath. and take advantage of our special offer welcome back everybody, i am of no payments for 18 months. yasmin. if you are just joining us, it is good to see you. if you are sticking with, us thank you. we saw a striking show of unity in the face of the tragedy that we've been covering a short time ago in england. princess william and harry together with their wives, kate and megan appearing outside of windsor castle. creating mourners and doing the tributes to the queen. before a court that that's been at the center of a firestorm of controversy. over harry and megan's

estranged from the family. it was a very public sign that they are together in mourning. this is coming as we are learning for the first time the plans for the funeral for the queen. a state funeral at westminster abbey, and week from monday with the position to london afterwards. a service backup when they will mark the end of this morning period in london. today charles officially proclaimed us king, and a day filled with the kind of ceremony you would expect for a moment like this. >> prince charles, philip and george is now by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory, become our only, lawful and rightful each law, charles the third. by the grace of, god of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland. and if this other realms and territories came ahead of the commonwealth. >> god praised the king.

three cheers for his majesty, the king. hip, hurray. hip! hip! hooray! hip! hip! hooray! >> all right the new

king hosting top of uk officials at buckingham palace as well, just moments ago. it is the first of what will be many new meetings in his new role as king. happening just hours after he was officially proclaimed britain's new monarch. i want to head now to lindsey reiser and matt bradley as well. we have been covering this for quite the last few days. lindsey let me start with you on this and the gatherers at windsor. they got quite the surprise just a short time ago. what has been the reaction so far to seeing some of the royal family reunited amidst the rift? >> it's important for people here to see that signal here that they are together in their morning. we obviously know that it's very rare to see them so close and public ever since harry and megan step back from the rules a senior royals and we do know that reported and believed to be rift tween the brothers. very important people to see the ford together, reading some of the condolences in the very

stream messages that people are leaving. hearing from the nuking charles as well. today addressing the nation in the commonwealth. talking about the responsibility of the sovereignty. saying that he sympathizes with the nation and the incredible and irreparable loss that everybody is experiencing. to get the sense i want to bring into gentlemen, here harry and joshua. harry to, first what's the significance of this moment and really the role that the monarchy is played in your life and for your family? >> for me it's everybody coming together and the unity that the monarchy brings to the uk, the commonwealth known across the world. for me at christmas, time in the family was set down after having the christmas luncheon and wrapping presents. we've been in front of the television, got on the queen's christmas speech and hear what she has to say about what has happened this past year and what will happen in the years to come. and as a result from that, had the influence as a youngster, i also wrote my own christmas messages or christmas speeches if you like inwards. and then sent off to a close

family and friends, except for christmas cards. just the fact that they've been able together. >>, really a mesh in the fabric of relapse and you brought lovely flowers. joshua, you guys troubled three hours one-way just to be able to do this. you have work tomorrow morning, still make the trip home tonight. what does this moment mean for you and your compatriot-ism? >> it's very momentous occasion, we only have two -- and this area of london tonight. and you know and, time the good and bad -- brought us together. and it's a very sat occasion. we are not like when we are not seeing another queen in our lifetime. that's something we need to think about. >> really represents a spirit of what people are, feeling this position of emotions on what of course the morning unsoundness of the queens passing. also feeling jubilation and hope for the future in your veins. and jasmine, i do want to read one part that i read just by the canada gate next here at

buckingham palace. it reads thank you or high majesty for everything, you are our rock. a true role model, inspiration and spirit of great britain. you will be miss so dearly and remain in our hearts forever. yasmin? in in our heartsit speaks to thl influence and impact the queen has had. not only there in the uk as you spoke to those two individuals visiting their today. also the last hour as we spoke to the woman from brazil as well, far reaching impact. and her death has had and that math, bradley let's talk about what we are learning now this hour about the funeral and the days leading up to the funeral as well. -- the queen also at westminster in the four days leading up to that. what can we expect from that? >> there is a lot of moving parts coming up here, yasmin the one thing that you mentioned the day of the funeral, that was something we morales already knew. and the last few hours, that

was confirmed. that is obviously a big piece of information, has a lot of practical impact for lot of people who live here. it will determine when there is a bank holiday essentially, when people will be going back to work. when the period of mourning and sufficiently. and so these are important details. they are also so essential to the pageantry that really is with the royal family does best. and we are seeing this on your screen right, now i will rattle through what we heard today and starting tomorrow the queen's coffin goes to the palace of hollywood house. that is actually the royal family's official residence in scotland and it's in edinburgh. balmoral, where the queen dies is not the official residence. it's private property belonging to the family members, to the royal family and it's not an official state residence for the royal family. after, that there will be on september 12th a memorial service at the cathedral, in scotland also in edinburgh. that is one on september 13th, the queen's coffin will go to

buckingham palace near i'm standing right now. and will be lying in the state very briefly in the boat room. it's on september 14th, the queen will be transferred to westminster hall, right behind me. and then the following, day it is westminster abby. that is excuse, me not the following day. after four days of lying in state, and she goes to westminster abby. that is when there is the funeral, and then her casket is transferred over to windsor castle. after, that will be interred alongside her husband but you know the reason i'm saying that there's a lot of moving parts to this. as because the, king the new king is doing his own mission. this is something completely different. what i described as operation london bridge. the new king, he is doing operation spring tide. this is an effort to send the king in the first days of this rain to all of the four constituent countries of the united kingdom. let it be england, where i'm standing right now, scotland the queen's casket or the queen's body is right now.

then northern ireland and wales. the next few days, you are going to see the king going around as he is mourning the recent death of this mother. you'll see him visiting people, as the new king introducing himself essentially to his realm and it sounds like a fairytale, it's because that's where fairytales come from. a king introducing himself to his subjects, and the most magnanimous way he possibly can. this is a changing of the guard again we haven't seen this in 70 years. that is what makes it so extraordinary to see this very contemporary, very modern twist on a ritual that has been going on as a design and redesign, without 1000 years. yasmin? >> matt bradley for, us thank you lindsey reiser thank you as well. i want to bring back former editor at itv, news tim you. tim let us pick up where matt just left off. that is a kings responsibility now. over this time period of

mourning and the visits that he will be making, to england, scotland, northern ireland and wales. why is it important for him to be making this type of trip during this period of mourning. the tradition behind them as well. and also speak to how you expect the queen consort to be received? >> well the first part of your question regarding the other three nations of the united kingdom, scotland, wales and northern ireland. that is really important because scotland has already have one referendum on independence. wales has its own political party. and as a labor government in fact in wales. northern island of course there are all sorts of issues that it is the united kingdom at the moment. it is really important that it isn't london-centric. it is not all about england. that is why he's doing that and that is his duty as the monarch of all of those nations.

as far as the queen consort camilla is concerned, we have talked about her before, just to remind you that she used to be called by the british tabloids the most hated woman in britain. that wasn't that long ago. and now he is done a fantastic job about restoring or winning popularity. a mother like the queen in one respect, she hasn't really had any public profile. she hasn't made any public comments, she has been very quiet, beside her husband at public events. always smiling, always happy and always looking very good. gradually, she doesn't think won over the british public. those days of the post diana era where she was hated for being blamed for the breakup of the marriage and so forth have gone. and i think she will get a warm welcome along with charles. e along with c

tim, i want to play some sound of harry, prince harry. i should say harry speaking fondly of his relationship with his grandmother. >> with our it was great, it was so nice to see her. she is so grateful, we always had a great sense of humor with me. making sure that she is protecting the right people. we have a special relationship, we talk about things that she cannot talk about anybody else. that's always a nice piece to it. >> it seemed in that area at an incredibly close relationship with his grandmother, that was evident amidst kind of the ref that was growing between harry and meghan and the rest of the royal family. and how it seemed as if the queen, no matter what continuously supported them and made that incredibly public. throughout of course we saw those images that you and i spoke about in the last hour of the four of them. harry, william, kate and megan all coming together.

to greet mourners and kind of walk together. the show of unity, talk about what we are in this moment, the uk specifically of how uncertain things are there politically. how important it is for show this unity not only for the uk but as we speak about mourners visiting this area, of the world really, you think about the commonwealth as well. the importance of the show of unity outside of the uk. considering the global impact the queen had. >>, yes it is really important i think for the image of the future of the royal family. it can put these riffs behind it. it can kind of get off of the front page of the tabloid, for all of the reasons. we used to refer to those four, william and harry and their wise. kate and meghan as the fab four. it seemed like the fairytale at one time, it's just another roll fairytale and then turned into a nightmare to use as a cliché. it is very important for the

royal family now with the new moment. they can present a unified front. harry is not going to come back to the uk, unless something very surprising happens. he is not going to resume full royal duties. it is important that he is accepted back into the royal front. he was a very, very popular figure here. as you pointed out, a particular favor of the queen. she saw him, as very much part of the future of the royal family and we know that she was saddened by the rift that had occurred and some now king charles, was anxious to try and heal that. rift with the reference to harry and meghan and his first address to the nation. so this is important stuff because for too long, the royal family has attracted the wrong sort of headlines. and i went badly wrong very quickly in the case of harry and meghan. it needs to be patched up.

>> how much was there close relationship, i'm talking about harry and william and their grandmother. how much was that based upon the loss of their mother at such a young age. not having a mother figure in their life to look to after diana was tragically killed? >> -- we made it clear in the statement today how his grandmother had stood beside him in good times and bad. it is right to guys, that you look a list now through the struck of the news media and the scandal that surrounded people. these are two young guys who lost their mother in tragic circumstances. they were put in a fishbowl of publicity and that pain still survives and then the absence of their mother as you quite rightly say, the queen was the person that they turn to.

and she wasn't much loved grandmother and now it is going to be very difficult for them now that she is gone. >> as i've been reflecting on this mom of the last few days, i remember distinctly where i was the moment that i learned that diana had in fact died so tragically. and that car chase, or car accident i should say. i believe many of us will remember the day and what you learned of the passing of the queen as well to very big days of this royal family that we will all remember and reflect upon. tim you would thank you for talking to us. we appreciate it. still ahead everybody, preparations are due in scotland's capital of edinburgh to receive the queens coffin tomorrow. plus a new report revealing hundreds of names of law enforcement officers elected officials appearing on membership rolls of the far right oath keepers. but first a special master battle former president trump and the doj both put forth cabinets for the court

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trump lawyers are due back in court over that special master revealed documents recovered from mar-a-lago. ahead of the hearing, the two sides put out candidates to serve on that role. the doj -- barbara jones barber graphics while trump's legal team and also former judge and paul hawk

junior, former counsel to than florida governor charlie chris. another big sticking point is the question of if the special will have access to around 100 documents or so. labeled top, secret want to bring in nicholas wu and mark perot bliss -- former cia officer as well. hey nicholas, let me start with you on this one. give us the play-by-play, the abc's whatever you want to call it of monday. what we can expect to see and court or come out of court should say especially when it comes to 100 or so top secret documents? >> well what we will see moving forward is how exactly judge cannon rules on what appears to be some of the disagreements between doj and trump's lawyers. that timeframe for what the special maps are dealing with. whether the hundred or so documents marked classified, will be a part of this review and what doj can do with. them for that matter, who even pays for it and so something that we will see play out in the court in the coming days but one thing is for, sure doj

is threatened to move this up to the appeals court. depending on what judge canada's. all eyes will be on the court here. >> -- when it comes to odni reviewing kind of the damage done by these documents at mar-a-lago. that were subsequently seized, saying in consultation with the department of justice, odni temporary pause declassification review of relevant materials and assessment of the potential risk a national security that would result for the disclosure of the relevant documents. obviously, mark we are talking about this rift over whether or not we'll be review -- a and b the safety measures in place either damage done they documents taken to taken by mar-a-lago if in fact judge allen can rules, that these documents will in fact be blocked to be seen by the special master.

could that start once again? >> and look i think it's not like fine, line it doesn't age well overtime and there is a time crunch here off and for two and as one of course on the documents they recovered. and a forensic analysis of this. i agree that we all of us, wonder how the damage assessment of the fbi investigation was not allowed to go forward. i think there is absolutely, there is a need for all sorts of forensic techniques, the fbi can use. it will be a bigot, if that means a records of who has these documents that i think was very interesting and that is the department of justice and the missing documents and this gets to come to a greater fear that there are documents out there with top secret information once more. and we don't know that i think they would've put that in the filing and not having some idea that perhaps this was and there

are some meat behind this. and for the united states national security establishment the notion that the adversaries, and may have access to something like this is really troubling. >> here is my question, mark is there a potential that their facility could be damage being done as we speak right now? that intelligence agencies don't have enough, if there is a possibility with this odni review, cia for instance and the internal review as well as possible sources that may have been compromised. because of the documents at mar-a-lago. >> that is a great question. at the end of the day, i think the intelligence community, particular the cia will have hopefully from the fbi idea what was in there. there are mitigations that we have to take. therefore examples, some of the documents are actually found at mar-a-lago did contain information that could expose the human source, and there has to be both kind of a near terminal on long term plan. near term would be, do i have the exfiltrate that? do i have to pull them out?

maybe we don't have to do that with haste. of course that is why the fbi investigation has to go forward. let's go back to once again, the notion of these missing documents. and the idea that they could still be out, there i think that is really important. are they at trump's other properties? where are they and the notion that the fbi is frozen and the ability to try and find this is something i think every national security professional, that is almost their worst nightmare. >> from what you can say mark and i know you still have friends on the inside. and they cannot reveal much i get that, how worried are folks about this just in general in the intelligence community? >> and i cannot talk to my friends i about this, and just having done this for 26 years, this is foundational to what we do. it is the notion of you, no relationship between the u.s. government and an agent. and so the idea that there can be some kind of compromise to something that will be a huge concern. let me throw another piece out

there to when it comes to the allies. there is a notion that there is potentially these nuclear related documents out there. that is information on an allies program, that's a tough discussion we will have one day. -- saying hey there's been a document stolen on your program. there is a lot to unpack, here but again i go back to that final point. the fbi investigation must be allowed to continue. it does not get better if we wait. >> and nicolas, let me read one point from reporting over politico and it speaks to kind of the former president's arguments that he has made in the past. specifically, basically i declassified all documents here at mar-a-lago right? that's essentially what he has said leading up to this point. he basically made a blanket declassification. we know by the way that type of process does not exist. and this attorneys are continuing not to make the argument in many of these filings. political points out and you write this and notably on the friday night -- trump did not echo trump slams that he had declassified any of

the materials that he possessed. a mar-a-lago. what do you make of this this kind of missing piece that trump has tried to put out there over and over again? >> it's kind of a details over the time of the former president? ride he will say one thing publicly about his lawyers and a court of law where that actually matters are saying something else altogether. let's imagine for a second that the former president was declassified a lot of these documents. if there was some sort of connection to nuclear documents, is this really the thing that, i should've been declassified in the first place. that is a question for the former president. >> and it's what the presidential library, and or any of the arguments being made right now by the former president and his attorneys. nicholas, we thank, you mark polymeropoulos. thank you appreciate it. coming, up how the uk's youngest are member-ing the queen. >> --

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they've ever known, when he was is just nine. and also the celebrated okaying, charles a third signing the proclamation that makes his ascension to the throne official. he has taken over the duties of his new position, while dealing with the grief over the loss of his mother. and wanting to turn out to balmoral castle in scotland, where members of the royal family have been spending the last two days. the castle was the queen's favorite summer residence and his where she spent the final moments of her reign, appointing the new prime minister there. four days ago. this weekend many people in the uk are making the trip up north to balmoral to pay their respects as a nation mourns the loss of its longest serving monarch. that is where we are joined by nbc kelly. kelly, it is good to talk to you. take us there if you will, for a moment, and set the scene as folks arriving to pay their respects to the queen and what it's like? >> well yasmin, people becoming here by the busload today. rain their children, bringing handmade condolence cards for

the queen and the family. and for the families on the gates to balmoral castle. this is a place where they felt that they could not only see the monarch but also see a neighbor. they felt very much like the queen who has a part of the community here. we also saw members of the royal family. the queen's family, leaving here in cars here and going to a chapel, a church not far from here. where the queen used to attend services, having a brief prayer service for the queen. then coming back, here stopping at the gates, three of the queens children got out of the cars and looked at some of those memorials. they spoke very briefly with members of the public. prince andrew saying that we have had our time with her. they're private time to say, goodbye now we are handing her over. as we now, know this will be her last night at balmoral castle. tomorrow she will be heading to edinburgh, for the public part of the long ceremonies, over

the next more than a week. ten days time, she truly love to be here. she spent most of her summers here in august and september. a lot of the family would come up and spend time with her here. she also hosted presidents, dignitaries and even kings. she host of the king of saudi arabia back in 2003 when women were still not allowed to drive in that country. she insisted on him getting in the car with, her her at the driving at the wheel and driving though the estate. one diplomat saying that the case was so nervous, he said there is interpreter, please slow down and concentrate on the road. as you know very hilly and rugged in this part of scotland. so many stories like that coming out of this magical place for the queen. she spent part of our honeymoon here with prince philip. and she now will be moving on to edinburgh, for the services

there. she will be taken to the palace which is her official residence in scotland then there will be a procession for holyrood to st. charles cathedral. there is a possibility of people being able to file past her coffin before she makes her way down to london for the state funeral next week. yasmin? >> thank you kelly for that. what a difference a few decades can. make and the 80s and 90s, she was one half of the most famous affair are in the world. and now camilla's queen consort of the uk. but has she earned the goodwill of the british people? matt bradley takes a closer look. >> once known as the other woman, camilla is now the queen. kind of. the new king starling wife has become queen consort. >> i know she will bring to the demands of her new rose, the steadfast devotion to duty of which i've come to rely so

much. >> a fairytale ending to a story that was often combust. they king and queen on each other since their twenties but many britons felt their romance and both of their infidelities for breaking up charles's royal marriage to princess diana. >> well there were three of us in this marriage, so is a bit crowded. >> the royal family worked hard to restore camilla's reputation. and earlier this, year the late queen gave her a blessing for camilla's future role writing it is my sincere wish that one that time comes, camilla will be known as queen consort as she continues her own loyal service. and she appeared with the royal family right next to charles at the queen's jubilee. the royal blessing seem to have, or a recent poll found more than half of britain's thought she should be named queen. what is a queen calm sort? >> the job is going to like that one of america's first lady. a concert supports his or her spouse, the monarch, that

online means going on official trips, appearing in public on behalf of the royal family and supporting charities. queen elizabeth's husband, prince philip was also a concert. camilla has described him as an inspiration. >> -- it was clear, look up look out, say less, do more and get on with the job. that is just what i intend to do. >> camilla is not the only woman emerging from princess diana shadow. prince william's, white catherine duchess of cornwall and cambridge will not be called the princess of whales. a title once held by williams much love mother, diana. as camilla inherits along legacy of motherhood and monarchy, as to find royal woodman for generations. >> thanks again to matt bradley for that. all right everybody, coming up next a possible turning point in the ukraine war. russian withdrawing from key areas in the country after ukraine forces launched a surprise counteroffensive.

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even that being said, with this kind of positive development for ukrainian fighters sir, there's also making this kind of looming danger. at the nuclear plant. >> absolutely, yes funder looking at two things. two big things that are at play. as you mentioned, we have the separation nuclear plant. that is suiting on disaster. than the counter offensive that the ukrainians have been able to launch, just within the last less than two weeks. since last monday. so what we have seen here is ukrainian troops have taken back more russian controlled territory than we have seen since april. when they are able to push these russian troops out of the outskirts of kyiv. presidents a landscape saying just yesterday that they have seen some 30 settlements in the kharkiv area down in the south in kherson. as you mentioned, we are talking about over 1000 square miles of land here. we have heard from u.s. officials, secretary austin as well as secretary blinken who

was here. they are praising these advancement and also pointing to the fact that military aid of the united states has provided for ukraine, certainly seems to be working. and as you mention important to note here that the russian defense ministry is saying, that they are confirming that they've taken their troops out of kharkiv. they are saying that is because they've re-deployed them to other positions and the east. meanwhile, we are all looking at the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant that is teetering on disaster here. situation that's very sensitive. the international atomic energy agency, director general calling for the shelling to stop. we know that is not happened. we have seen over the last 48 hours, continued shelling. the area around the plant is in the dark. they have been knocked off of the power. the concern here according to the i-80 officials, according to ukrainian energy officials is at the last resort, one of the last options they have is to shut the entire plant down. having it run on these backup diesel run generators.

nothing is yasmin, there is only ten-day supply of that diesel fuel. >> very precarious situation, have to say the least. megan fitzgerald for us in the capital city, of kyiv thank you. after the break, everybody, will the new can be up to the challenge of keeping the monarchy alive in the uk. not everybody is convinced. >> i don't know the gun sinatra long he will be the king as long as the queen did. i think if he follows the queen's footsteps, he will have a good deal. >> extremists are positions, a look at the report that reveals elected officials and police chiefs are members of the far-right oath keepers. we will be right back. we will be right back. to only get this far with his cholesterol. taken with a statin, leqvio can lower bad cholesterol and keep it low with two doses a year. side effects were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, chest cold, pain in legs or arms,

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the queen. >> settles down as fades out of the royal, the royal family fades out? >> i don't think it will fit up people start to question. especially in this time of like cost and living crisis and everything. and coronation and all of the stuff cost a lot of money. you don't really know how people feel about it. >> certainly, uncertain time in the uk to say the least. even as king charles the third is beginning his reign. not everybody as we hear are convinced of the royal family. in great britain, you look at the future of the monarchy now that the queen has passed. and how it may need to change. stay tuned for that conversation. main, time a startling new report from the anti-defamation league on the far-right extremist group, the oath keepers. on the anti-defamation league, on the leak membership rolls containing 38,000 names. have found more than 370 people, believe to currently work for

law enforcement agencies. 100 people who serve in the military more than 80, and we are running for served and public office as if early august. it's important to, note appearing on the database does not necessarily prove somebody was an active member. many of those contacts say they are no longer affiliated with that group. want to bring in eric, were senior pfizer at the western states. center eric thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. having been out front of the capitol on january 6th, having spoke to people that in fact storm the capital and hearing reports of so many law enforcement former military that were part of the storming of the capital. not necessarily surprising in this report but how troubled are you? what is your reaction to hearing the extent to which there are members of law enforcement and military that are members of the oath keepers? >> here's what we know and here is why we should be concerned. the anti-defamation league looking through over 38,000 names, identified 370 people

who work for a long enforcement. another hundred individuals who appear to be current members of the military. and 80 people who are running for public office. we are concerned because this appears to be a key group, the oath keepers. who are involved perhaps in orchestrating, the january 6th coup. on the united states of america. we should be concerned, there are other areas and fact that we should seriously be concerned about. the first is we should understand that law enforcement who have compromised position and create a lack of safety and communities. a severe lack of trust and a time where the country is trying to move forward together. this is very alarming news coming out of the anti-defamation league. >> what about the difference of the oath keepers at its

founding in 2014 to now? and i asked this because the ap and contacting them members that were on this database right? some of which said, they were no longer affiliated with the group, they had not paid their dues. so on and so forth. this group was founded back in 2014, is there a huge difference today, versus what it was on its founding? >> yes on the oath keepers originate in 2014, you should remember most americans first learned about the oath keepers. because they are part of the military individuals who are actually in ferguson and the misspoke of the ferguson protest. these are the individuals who enforcement were warning. we are showing up at the top of buildings were sniper i fakes and observing the protest and that is the originals of the oath keepers. it hasn't changed. what is change is public

transparency. not like the media and government are paying more attention to these paramilitary organizations, who have been involved it disruptions and places like portland, oregon. washington d.c. and los angeles california and members of the oath keepers have participated and the all right protest? we are concerned and we are concerned that they are involved in terms of the insurrection and -- >> we are having a little bit of technical difficulties, which tends to happen obviously. when we are on live television out moments. we do think eric for contributing to that conversation. certainly, a concerning testament to say the least we have so many members of law enforcement, and former military as a part of an extremist far-right group like the oath keepers that were involved in orchestrating the

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i'm yasmin vossoughian. two estranged brothers trot together by grief. that is what we saw a couple of hours ago. we have been covering these striking images. prince william and harry together with wives kate and meghan taking a walk outside windsor castle to view the tributes to their grandmother and thank those gathered for their well wishes. we have learned prince william asked his brother to join him. the two men stand together as they mourn the death of their grandmother. it is coming as we learn more about what will be the culmination of the ten-day period of mourning for great britain. if you know for queen elizabeth will be held a week from monday on september 19th and will include a ceremony out west minister abby, a procession

through london that will end at windsor castle. king charles was proclaimed the official monarch. he did on the roll immediately upon his mother's passing. camilla and king charles greeting well-wishers this morning officially as he was declared the monarch. and came moments after his two sons made that surprise visit with their wives. i want to talk to lindsay -- is in front of becky buckingham palace. lindsay, we've been talking to yield over the last couple of hours as you've been interviewing folks there and i know that people are continuing to gather. what is the mood there on the ground admits the well-wishers? >> so just an incredible crowd out here, yasmin. as people continue to gather. earlier in the day was a bit celebratory. the king was here and as he left, with the queen concerts, as he left for the first time after being