it's pretty extraordinary, becky.ou know, i was privileged enough to go to school actually just behind there at westminster. and normally in the mornings on a working day, this would be incredibly busy. a lot of traffic, commuters, people moving around. now it is very quiet. the streets, of course, empty, the vast majority of central london has basically or certainfully this area has been blocked off to vehicles. you see a lot of journalists here and you see that strong security presence. but it has been this sort of unusual thing of having so many, hundreds of thousands of people, pouring into london to pay their respects and yet feeling on the streets this very kind of muted, quiet, somber reflective mood as people have really just tried to get their arms around the enormity of this because the reality is, becky, for more than 86% of people in england and wales, the queen is the only monarch they have ever known. and during her 70-year rule, which was bookended by the war and by the pandemic, so much has happened, s

becky: you look amazing.ute 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

becky? >> thank you. well, after the state funeral this morning queen elizabeth's coffin will be taken to windsor for what is a private committal service. and people there have been camping out overnight perhaps hoping to catch a glimpse of the queen's procession. the service at windsor will be a lot more intimate than that at westminster with just the joil family past and present, members of the royal household and personal staff. the queen will be laid to rest in the king george vi memorial chapel which lies within st. george's chapel. the coffin of the queen's late husband, prince philip, will also moved from its current resting place so he can be buried alongside her. as we said the ceremony expected to be a more intimate affair there. what's the atmosphere like, and what have people been telling you about why they're there? >> look, becky, it's still very early in the morning. the sun is just coming up. we are already seeing people coming here to the high street around windsor castle wa

i'm becky anderson.re for the procession of queen elizabeth's coffin to the palace of westminster. >>> and live from cnn world headquarters here in atlanta, i'm rosemary church. i'll have details on all of our other top stories including a global market ry

>> reporter: good morning, becky. today begins really the queen's great last journey as king charles call it to really all the way to edinborough and london. we know the queen's oak coffin is lying at balmoral and she'll be transported, transferred by six of the balmoral residents gate keepers awaiting her. it's really an opportunity for those who have served the queen for so many years to pay their last respects. then the coffin will leave balmoral around 10 a.m. local, 5 a.m. eastern and begin kind of a slow 6-hour journey from balmoral, past where i am the royal mile, all way down to the palace here in edinborough. it'll be 175-mile an hour journey. giving people time to line the streets and pay their final respects. it'll stop -- it'll past first a little picturesque village where so many see the queen as a neighbor. so many have stories to tell how they would bump into her as she walked those beautiful highlands. from there the coffin will go past the cities all the way here past the royal mile. of course as you

i'm becky anderson.ou are just joining us, let me bring you back up to date with what we can expect in the hours to come. next hour king charles iii and queen consort camila are expected to depart for bell fast. once there, he will hold a private audience with the leader of the democratic unionist party. later a flight carrying queen elizabeth's coffin will leave ed edinborough tomorrow and will arrive by mid afternoon. i want to bring in dame martina milburn. we'll get to the trust in a moment, but i know you've worked very closely with the royal family for years now. how are you feeling as you are watching all of this unfold? >> ip crencredibly emotional. it's taken all of us by surprise. i've wept. losing the queen for us brits is part of your dna. and then all of the challenges that the now king is going to face in his new rein. >> whether or not you have met either queen elizabeth ii and former prince charles, now king charles iii, you know them both, don't you? >> i do. i do. in fact, i once got st

i'm becky anderson in london.nd in just a matter of hours, britain and the world will say a final farewell to queen elizabeth. her state funeral steeped in royal tradition and somber pageantry will mark the last day of national mourning for britain's longest serving monarch. right now the queen is lying in state at westminster hall, where mourners continue to file past her coffin to pay their respect. it's a scene that's played out around the clock since wednesday. but in less than two hours, the public viewing will come to a close. on sunday, people across britain paused for a moment of silence and reflection this her honor. >> a moment to pay tribute the day before the queen's funeral. today politicians public and faith leaders from around the world are monks those who will be attending the service. cnn's max foster now with more on how the queen is being honored and remembered. >> u.s. presidents joe biden visited westminster hall on sunday, joining other world leaders paying tribute to queen elizabeth ii. more

becky, we'll be here all day.nk it's going to be really busy as people start to realize this has been set up and that this is another place you can bring your flowers. and also meet like-minded people. and so many people here are just happy to talk about the queen, talk about the future. it's a very bittersweet emotion, i'd say right here. becky? >> yeah. and it's interesting, isn't it? because like you say, everybody wants to talk about the queen. this is a person that very, very few people have ever actually met. and that raises the question what is it to those that you've been talking to about the queen that makes them feel so close to her? >> reporter: it's extraordinary really because i'd say almost -- most of the people i've spoken to have felt like they have lost someone who was a member of their family. often people describe the queen as like their own grandmother. that's how they thought of her. and it is interesting because most people never even met the queen. and she had this extraordinary way, and hav

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becky anderson in london.th us here on cnn throughout the day for continuing coverage of the queen's remembrance. for now, let's get you back to rosemary church who is at cnn center in atlanta with more of what are the important headlines of the day. >> thank you, becky, for all of your reporting. still to come, why conspiracy theorist alex jones made the bizarre claims about the sandy hook massacre. what a lawyer he hired had to say. that is cocoming up. thank the gods. don't thank them t too soon. kick pain in t the aspercreme. and it's easier than ever to■ get your projects done right. inside, outside, big or small, angi helps you find the right so for whatever you nd done. with ai, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews. just search or scroll to see upf on hundreds of projects. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happiness it's easy to make your home an a check out angi.com today. angi... and done. >>> welcome back, everyone. florida governor ron desantis is claiming credit for

i'm becky anderson. and buckingham palace.in and the world feeling shock over the sudden death of queen elizabeth ii. at the age of 96. don has broken here in the palace where people have been coming to pay their respects and share their memories. and just be part of this tremendous moment in time. the formal notice of queen elizabeth's passing was posted on the gates of the palace behind me, on thursday, as part of the royal tradition. church bells have been toiling across the country, and we are expecting more of that in the coming days. and we will also hear from her oldest son, then you came, charles a third, who will address the nation in the coming hours. he and other members of the royal family have rushed to balmoral in scotland on thursday where the queen spent her final days. she leaves behind a complex legacy, but few can doubt her steadfast dedication to this country. and how much she will be missed. we've been hearing people say, it feels like we've lost a grandmother. when the news of her death was announced, thi

i'm becky anderson at buckingham palace.t's just after 8:00 in the morning here and in edinburgh in scotland where queen elizabeth ii now lies at rest at the royal family's official scottish residence. as the queen's coffin arrived following what was a six-hour journey from her balmoral estate, crowds of mourners and admirers packed the streets to pay their respects. this is or was the first leg of an eight-day journey to her final resting place in england. the public in london will also be able to pay its respects to the queen starting on wednesday afternoon at the palace of westminster where she will be lying in state until her funeral next monday. well, ahead of that, an emotional and poignant moment on sunday. princess anne, the queen's daughter curtseyed to her mother as her casket entered the palace of holyroodhouse. she had followed the hearse from balmoral to edinburgh on that 118-mile, six-hour journey. and you can see the grief reflected on the face of her daughter. the loss of the queen, of course, being felt by m

becky?dsor is anything like london has been over the past few days, nada, it will be busy but it'll be quiet. and that's this incredible sense you've had. and you've been working with me here in london. you know, thousands upon thousands of people this has been the sort of quiet contemplation, which has just been remarkable to witness. thank you. well, there are so many highlights from queen elizabeth's historic reign including her diamond jubilee which marked 60 years on the throne during what was that momentous occasion in 2012. our next guest was working for the queen. he was tasked with working on communications for the event, surely a tall order for anybody. with me now the former assistant press secretary to the queen. i remember that event. it was the summer of the london olympics here, which the queen very famously played a significant part in with james bond. of course, before we talk about what goes into the sort of day we are about to witness in these last ten days you're a london

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first, let's go to becky anderson in london. becky? >> reporter: thank you. and the long awaited details of queen elizabeth's funeral have been made public. it promises to be one of the most elaborate events ever held in british history. on friday king charles will be joined by his younger sister and two brothers at a silent vigil at the queen's coffin in westminster hall, which is in the palace of westminster behind me here where mourners have been streaming through by the thousands since late on wednesday. senior royals have also been traveling across the country during this time. prince and princess of wales visited with well wishers at the royal residence of sandrium in norfolk. and princess ann received a royal welcome in glasgow in scotland where she greeted members of the public and viewed a floral tribute to her late mother. on sunday king charles will host a royal reception at buckingham palace for the many foreign dignitaries who are invited to monday's funeral. king charles and the queen consort plan to visit wales for the first time as sovereign.

becky? >> nina dos santos in wales and nada bashire and they may get to see charles and his siblings later when they get to file past the queen's casket. >>> still much more ahead in our special coverage of queen elizabeth's remembrance. coming up, we'll be speaking with the ambassador to the u.k. about what this moment means for the middle east and the gulf, qatari ambassador. >>> strike averted. this means nationwide strike will now not happen, at least for now. we'll have details next. >>> plus, alaska is bracing for the strongest storm to hit in a decade. live after the break. stay with us. to destroy 5x morere plaque above the gumline than floss. for a cleaner, healthier mouout. listerine. feel the w whoa! [singing happy birthday] make a wish! granny! what's happening? daddy! children in ukraine are caught in the crossfire of war, forced to flee their homes. a steady stream of refugees has been coming across all day, it's freezing cold. lacking clean water and sanitation. exposed to inj

. >> we'll talk about this later, becky. there is something of a matrix here which is if we get strong job growth, obviously the market would be spooked by that let's see if we get strong job growth and big rise in participation. i'm not saying that would happen that would offset it we have strong job growth and lower wage growth? this is a nuance to watch and we have to put all of the pieces together to understand what is happening. >> all that is relevant and it is august and a lot of play in those numbers. we'll talk plenty about it >>> starbucks named laxman narasimhan he worked for pepsi and was a senior partner at mckenzie he will join starbucks in october before taking over as ceo in april howard schultz will remain ceo until then >> this is interesting this is the third time that howard has turned over the reins. he has never gone far away he has built the culture this time he came in under very different circumstances where starbucks in the past had been the one whether come up with the benefits and made baristas a

becky?ak, liz truss, the british prime minister, only installed last tuesday, leaving 10 downing street on her way to the houses of parliament. she will receive prince charles there just half an hour or so from now. she will be there. he will address both houses of parliament from westminster hall, liz truss, then will accompany him on his trip around the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland. liz truss leaving 10 downing street, making her way to the houses of parliament. anna stewart out on the route for when the casket arrives back here in london later this week. i'm becky anderson live here at buckingham palace. cnn's special coverage continues in just a moment with don lemon. stay with us. ♪ my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like

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i'm becky anderson at buckingham palace. in just a few hours, queen elizabeth's coffin will make the journey to westminster hall where thousands will pay their respects as she lies in state for the next four days. we are covering all of these latest developments for you. >> and i'm rosemary church, here in atlanta. i will have details on all of our other top stories, including the expanding scope of the u.s. justice department's investigation into donald trump, and the potential impact ahead of the midterm elections. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> britain's longest serving monarch has made her final journey home, and her coffin is now resting inside buckingham palace just behind me. her arrival late on tuesday was greeted with cheers and applause by what were large crowds gathered to pay tribute and to witness this moment in history. in the hours ahead, the queen's coffin will be taken by a horse drawn carriage to westminster hall. from here, buckingham palace where she will lie in state until her funeral on monday and members of the royal

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i'm becky anderson. i'll be covering all the latest developments as we prepare for the procession of queen elizabeth's coffin to the palace of westminster. >>> and live from cnn world headquarters here in atlanta, i'm rosemary church. i'll have details on all of our other top stories including a global market rye action to wall street's worse day in more than two years. >>> it's wednesday, september 14th. it is 9 a.m. here in london where queen elizabeth's coffin now rests inside buckingham palace. behind me before the next leg of her final journey begins today. in the hours ahead a procession will take her coffin from the palace to westminster hall. members of the royal family, including king charles, prince william and prince harry, will be walking in that procession. the queen will lie in state at westminster hall starting later today until her funeral on monday at westminster abbey. ahead of that, mourners are camping out in london waiting for their chance to see the queen's coffin and pay their resp

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becky? diana, thank you very much. 7% just two weeks after we crossed 6% obviously shaking things up. when we come back this morning, making since of the markets and putting money to work in this volatile trading environment greg fleming will be joining us right after this break to talk about that and the bank of england's move to try and delay bond sales, launch a temporary purchase of long-dated bonds a lot of things they had to do, they said, to restore orderly market conditions. as we head to a broke, though, check out this morning's leaders and laggards in the dow. "squawk box" will be right back. we're live from cnbc's delivering alpha summit. >>> breaking market news this morning, the bank of england intervening in the bond market after a massive sell-off we're joined live from outside the boe in london. >> good morning, becky certainly seeing a contrasting view just last week, the bank of england noted and said that they would do anything possible to kind of intervene in the market t

it's going to continue to be that way the question, becky, is what does the fed do?dy expecting 75 basis points, 1% seemed on outlandish but now that a 1% increase seems to be increasingly the case, i want the fed to increase by 1.25 percentage points on september 21st that's the only way powell can stay ahead of the market rather than be a follower as he's been so far here is the problem, if he had had the proper policies in 2021 fighting inflation, we wouldn't be in this situation today to gain back credibility, he really has to crush the economy, increase the unemployment rate, and it's not something we want but that's what he's leading up to and that's essentially what he has to do 1.25 percentage points to show that he's in charge. it doesn't just matter if he keeps -- that will not bring inflation down he has to act. >> paul raised it more than 125 basis points the market right now thinks that he's going to do 75. there's a small portion that thinks maybe 100 roger ferguson doesn't think 100 basis points is going to happen. doesn't think that's likely. do you h

xfinity. ♪ >>> 25 past 9:00 here in london, i'm becky anderson.e about a half an hour away from the start of the funeral procession for queen elizabeth ii, her oak coffin will depart from here, her beloved balmoral estate in scotland, this morning there will be stops in edinburgh and then a final journey to london. on wednesday members of the royal family will walk silently behind her coffin in a processi from buckingham palace to westminster hall. the late monarch will then lie in state until monday september 19th when her funeral service will be held at westminster abbey. >>> a historic ceremony at st. james' palace saturday morning officially proclaimed king charles iii as sovereign of the united kingdom. also saturday the king's sons princes william and harry spent more than 45 minutes talking with mourners outside windsor castle along with her lives. it was the first time the princes have been seen together since the queen's platinum jubilee in june. emily nash is here with me live, a correspondent for "hello magazine." i think i'm right in s

i'm becky quick along with melissa lee. joe and andrew are both off today. extreme pressure in many of the major markets this morning starting with the u.s. equity futures you're going to see the dow futures off by about 350 points. this would put us below the june closing lows for the dow it only needed to be down by about 180 points and you can see we're well below that. however, the dow is the best performer of these three major averages, the futures, this morning. on a percentage basis, the s&p 500 and the nasdaq both weaker the s&p 500 down 47. the nasdaq off by about 154. also, the treasury market which has been driving this for quite some time, is doing that once again this morning there you see the dow jones industrials back to the june lows, if we are toopen at thes levels the u.s. treasury market is what's really been running things this morning. you're going to see the ten-year at 3.76% we were above 3.8% earlier this morning. the two-year is still firmly implanted above 4.21%. we hadn't seen 4.2%. we crossed that threshold about an hour, hour and

>> reporter: it is a huge depth of feeling for this loss here, becky. and it is interesting, a number of people have told me that it feels like a member of their family have passed, a grandmother, someone they knew and loved. for some people the queen marked important periods of their life and they remember each jubilee, they remember terrible tragic moments like the death of the queen mother or prince philip and they remember going through these moments with the queen. and also definitely a sense of the end of an era. the end of a period of stability. of course the vast majority of people in the uk and around the world have never known another british monarch. and i just want to show you, we've moved away from the gates of buckingham palace to allow more people to be able to lay flowers and messages down by the gates of buckingham palace and i expect that we'll see plenty of this in the days to come. and one royal fan who i've met here today, maineva, you have been staring at the balcony and you've been here for so many events and it must feel quite ha

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hello, i am becky anderson. that's buckingham palace in london. it is 6:00 a.m.. the start of a momentous and sorrowful week as they prepare to say farewell to queen elizabeth ii. details of the late monarch's funeral were finally unveiled on saturday with her service at westminster abbey now set for september the 19th which is eight days from now. queen elizabeth died peacefully on thursday at her country estate in scotland at the age of 96. she was the only monarch most have ever known. her death has left many people deeply shaken. in just a few hours her casket is expected to leave balmoral castle in scotland on what will be the first leg of a final german back to london where she will lie in state at westminster hall until the funeral. cnn's nate robinson is in edinboro in scotland with all the details of what we can expect over the coming weeks. >> reporter: at approximately 10 a.m. local time on sunday the queen's body will be driven in a hearse slowly a six hour journey beginning in balmoral castle passing through the villages of bakery and at the city of a

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becky?nic robertson is just outside of balmoral castle, and scott scotland. >>> here is president joe biden. he says he will be there. he made the announcement during a trip to ohio, on friday. >> are you going to the queen's funeral, sir? >> yes. i don't know what the details are, yet. but, i will be going. >> the white house has started preparing for mr. biden's trip. the funeral promises to be an enormous gathering of heads of government and states from around the world. expressions of sorrow are still pouring in. >>> grief is felt keenly in england, itself. flowers and tributes have piled up around the windsor council, and outside of buckingham palace. people crying describing their feelings. >> you feel like you lost a family member. she has been there my whole life. >> she is all we have ever known. having children, we feel like it is said that they won't ever remember her, because she has been such an integral part of the country. in the world, with the commonwealth, and everything. i

thank you for that resource said i live for a say in some are caught was becky stun. still ahead on al jazeera sweden by minister resigns. after a major went by the far right body in sunday's election, and with the queen's passing, will look at what else is changing in the united kingdom. ah that the seasonal rain trough. the monsoon trough is interrupted by typhoons. it's been well interrupted this year. one of the top, your screen will come to at some later point, but it's basically heading towards japan. and then this is the seas moraine across the central philippines. back through that well, cambodia, probably thailand, men boss of that. this is seasonal, but daily thunderstorms. nothing too dramatic. there sat at the equator with the season trying to change actually probably didn't feel like it is wet on the ground in new south wales, some minor flooding potential from the rivers and the following. wind in the same system is quite a cold warm. it looks like 15 in adelaide, maybe 70 to mel. but i think there's a chill in that reason you will feed it for the next 2

in o's, becky's time several leaders are attending these young i corporation organization meeting in samarkand. routine is expected to hold bilateral talks with china's president. she didn't ping on the sidelines just before the ukraine war. she said they are strategic partnership had no limits sled spring in resource. saddam was covering the summit for us in the us back city of summer, canned. so re, so she didn't being meeting vladimir putin since. at the 1st time since the war in ukraine began. what are we expecting while the be the meeting is expected to take place early in the morning in early afternoon and in it was becky stan and so the experts and the sources that we have talked to, they're telling us that ukraine is going to be the number one issue at the table. so yeah, russia is seeking a full support of russia to guardian, it's of off of china regarding invasion in ukraine. so far china have of, has refrained from providing a solid support. they, the china says that it, that the war in ukraine was provoked by nato. however, it doesn't say that it is justified in wage. and

i'm becky quick with joe kernen. andrew will be back shortly.ng at the dow futures down another 214 points. clearly we are looking at some pretty big declines. comes after some severe losses on tuesday that we have never really recovered from. if you're looking at what's been happening with the treasury market at this hour, you're going to see that the 10-year is yielding 3.455%. the 2-year continues to climb at 3.886. we did see 3.9% today. >> it's just after 8 p.m. on the east coast apple's fifth avenue store is opening on launch day for the iphone 14. ceo tim cook making his way into the store just moments ago before it opened we aren't far -- >> that is live. >> that is live. >> this is live. you could easily just stop by. >> i think he's got some customers he'd like to meet and greet with this morning. >> i think he would. my entire ecosystem is based on my iphone. whatever people say, oh, my god, i left my phone at home that would be like leaving my oxygen at home. can you go -- i mean, that's the one bad thing about it. >> i've done it th

becky, back to you >> thanks. this and just looking at the reaction after yesterday's very sharp moves and yields and how would you wrap it all up and rate it >> the way i would wrap it up is that you have the fiscal policy one way and the monetary policy doing a reverse, and that liz truss is making a big mistake. i can't tell you whether that's tru true or not and the uk seems to be right in the middle of it and yesterday's action has a very low half life, and the qe will keep things under control a bit and the better question is if we move forward a year or two down road i think wrrt and the turmoil that we've seen and specifically the bank of england, we'll pipe down a bit a and definitely there are issues that they have to contend with and in my opinion the biggest issue of all is the exchange >> loretta mester said they had to step in to make sure the markets were functioning properly and tray would have to do this, and do you think they'll be furnging functioning well in a week's time? >> i think rising int

>> reporter: that is a question that i do not have the answer to, becky. i know they wanted more than they have now, clearly the other complaint was around the just in time scheduling for the work hours and they had to be on call within 90 minutes to find out what their schedule was. there was some concern around the staffing and how workers were deployed. that was something sticking point in the discussions. >> it's vacation time? >> paid sick time. they say it is time you can schedule doctors appointments. some complaints have been we're not allowed to schedule doctors appoi appointments if i have a heart issue to deal with -- >> you don't know if you are going to be sick. >> these are for scheduled doctors appointments that are difficult it get >> you want time off >> it sounds like that is the idea that would be my question. we don't have the answers to that >> we are spoiled. after years here, we have good -- i see how you call -- if you only got two weeks vacation, you want 15 days paid sick. >> ylan, there was a union that voted down and not go ahea

>> it is fascinating, becky.0 troops killed in action. 20,000 russian moms lost a kid that will translate into an oppressive dictatorship like putin. it will come to political unrest at some juncture putin has most of the russians behind him and poll numbers are still not bad. pretty good privby western standards. i'm not sure that means he will back down. if you read his essay from last summer, he justifies the war in sweeping terms in ukraine's proper place in europe and russia's millennia strong against the west he translates this into a crusade. i do think he will keep at it. he has to keep an eye on his domestic support which is eroding. >> which makes you wonder what he does to shore up domestic support if you do something like attack a nato supply chain line, would you then have nato retaliate and that bolsters support from the people. wait they are now attacking snus. >> us. >> that is the game he is playing. he is just getting people to think through. you and me and others to talk through this scenario a

i'm becky anderson.t buckingham palace, the final journey for britain's longest serving monarch continues in edinburgh in the hours ahead. queen elizabeth ii is currently lying in rest at the royal family's official scottish residence. on monday, her coffin will proceed from the palace of holyroodhouse to the cathedral. king charles iii and the queen consort will travel from london to the scottish capital for that service. the public will also be able to pay their respects when the queen's coffin remains in the cathedral until tuesday. in the days ahead, the queen's casket will travel to buckingham palace in london and then to westminster hall, where the queen will lie in state until her funeral next monday. edinburgh marks the first leg of the queen's final journey, then. there are crowds of mourners on the streets on sunday to pay their respects. [ applause ] those who have gathered clapped as the queen's casket passed by after it made a six-hour journey from balmoral estate, where the queen died on th

i'm becky anderson. just now coming in of how the public can attend the queen's lying in state. which will take place at westminster hall in london from wednesday the government here says people will be able to file past the coffin 24 hours a day. the closed coffin will rest on a raised platform and large crowds are expected. officials say people may have to cue overnight. airport style security they say will be in place. so only small bags will be allowed. in the hours ahead. the queen's coffin will be moved from where it is now to st. charles cathedral. there will be moments of grief. and they're not alone as thousands are mourning. >> you know it's going to come. but eupblg i think when you see the coffin that will make it real. and today singing god save the king. it was strange and quite emotional. >> god save the king. [music] >> i really, really liked charles. he had a lovely documentary his seventh year. i think he comes across really, really well. i think he's also aged line fine wine. i think h

since russia invited you cried the allies to do to hold talks on the side lines of a summit in whose becky staff swedish politics takes a hard right turn. prime minister, magdalena understand, resigned after her social democrats lose sundays election to an alliance of right wing parties. ah, i'm fil gail. welcome to the program. fresh russian socks being reported in ukraine following massive gains by cave in the east of the country. russian missiles damaged to reservoir near president announced his home town. the central city of cree, very putting one of you crowns. largest urban areas at risk of flooding. attacks have also been reported in the east of the country in the hockey region where ukrainian forces of pushback the russian army president landscape visited one of liberated town to the show of defiance. but alongside the celebrations, evidence is emerging of alleged atrocities committed during the russian occupation put in the city of his union. president zalinski shakes the hand of a ukrainian commander. thanks to his troops, hard work, the city has now been liberated from russian f

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here's abc's becky worley. >> reporter: the children's gaming platform roblox has more than 54 million daily users, almost half of whom are under 13. but it has some dark corners. >> racist language and content and imagery, anti-semitic commentary, sexist commentary, animated porn, simulated sex acts. >> reporter: and for bennett, who is now 9 years old, he stumbled upon just that kind of content back when he was 7. >> i found this, like, random game. i just heard a bad song and a bad picture. >> reporter: bennett's dad, brian, says he came across this real-life photo, so graphic we had to blur it, of a woman's rear-end in a thong. and the 7-year-old found it even though age restrictions were in place. >> i enabled the account restrictions, which according to roblox meant that my son would not be able to play any games that weren't specifically curated and deemed appropriate by roblox. >> reporter: but -- >> i'll never forget how he kind of leaned over and handed me the ipad, and he goes, dad, something doesn't look right. >> reporter: with the account restrictions still active, brian

but he may, through 10 is set to arrive to day in was becky done for shanghai corporation organizations to make the meeting is also the 1st overseas trip for the chinese president. since the beginning of the pandemic on the international committee of the red cross says the global hunger problem predates ukrainian conflicts of despite the west lame in russia for being responsible for the wealth from the crisis, with a very warm welcome here from the russian capital in the early i was this thursday morning. i am peter scott, welcome to the program review on a smoker. and we start with the latest from ukraine where a family in have song was killed after ukrainian troops shelled a residential area that is, according to russian appointed. local officials now quit wanting to view as you may find, the following image is disturbing. so children and 2 adults died instantly at the scene as they crossed a road. authorities say a u. s. delivered high miles rock. it was used in the attack. ukrainian city, of course, on is currently under russian control over in the city of terry vall, skin little gu

so my name is becky sand. this week. vladimir putin blamed western powers for manipulating ukraine to fight against russia. in the practice in the city for decades, the west has been cultivating an idea of a straw in the soviet union and then russia. they've always wanted to see our country disintegrated. now they've started using ukraine to achieve that goal. it's payton met with the leaders of china, iran, india, pakistan, and turkey. and a key deal. russia has agreed to sell natural gas, the turkey with 25 percent of the payments to be made in roubles, who can also slammed the e. you thing the block lifting sanctions to enable its own member states to import russian 1st line says while ignoring the needs of developing countries and posts in called russian indian relations, a particularly privileged strategic partnership. with more key points from the summit, his author maria phenomena, the 2022 as c o summit, the biggest in the shanghai corporation organization is more than 20 year history has been called a

and it was becky's done for shanghai cooperation organizations, summit, but issues of global and regional security on the agenda. the meeting is also the 1st overseas trip, the chinese president, since the cobra from demo also in the program, the international committee of the red cross says the global hunger problem predates the ukranian conflict. and that's despite the west, claiming russia for being responsible for the will food process with moscow to the world. this is our international. my name is peter scott. these the top stories this hour. we start off with the latest from ukraine where our family and her son was killed after ukrainian troops shelter residential area. that is, according to russian appointed local officials. a warning to view as the falling images are disturbing. 2 children and 2 adults died instantly at the scene as they crossed the road. both parties claim that a u. s. delivered high miles rockets was used in the attack. ukrainian city of course, on is currently under russian control. over in the city of terry vall, skinny little guns, republic, ukrainian shillin