and they have these little headstones with the names of the dogs. >> the royal corgis even making a lasting, making cameos in the 2012 olympics, and an animated film in 2019. >> a gift to the queen. >> the queen, a devoted patron of the royal society for the prevention of cruelty to animals. >> i've seen a few postings about how the animal world has lost one of its great champions. >> yeah. that's absolutely true. i mean, can you imagine a more stressful life than the queen had constantly dealing with derelict politicians of which we have too many in this country. we have our share. but constant pressure. and dogs are a good confidant. >> and they won't spill secrets. >> that's true. and, so, that relief of tension for psychologically very well adjusted person, which she is, was. but even the best of us, the strongest of us will have our moments of need and stress, and she had plenty of those moments. and the dogs did a great job for the queen. >> they were in service to her majesty. >> yeah, absolutely. understanding of her majesty was that corgis were her first love and throughout all of

they will remember her conservative coats in pastel colors with hats and her favorite breed of royal corgi dogs and also how she rode horses at the age of 95 auto used social networks and treated guests to a cake today britain will plunge into ten days of mourning the royal family has many special traditions and the burial ceremony of the monarch the person is registered in advance with all the appropriate measures, thousands of people are already gathering near the buckingham palace to honor the memory of the great person, loyal british people are singing the ancient song god save the queen of ukraine! great britain is no longer the monarch. the 73-year-old son of the late elizabeth ii is no longer a prince, but the new king of the united kingdom. the new era of the royal family will now be opened by charles the third. darina kucher . espresso tv channel. the ivano-frankivsk region decorated the accessory with a huge hat, just like oleg ssyuk, the soloist of the kalush orchestra, was told in ukrzaliznytsia, and it's not for nothing that the hundred thousandth passenger will depart on the

ministers and met with dozens of world leaders, and the queen was just a person, her love for royal corgise subject of numerous jokes, although dogs occasionally bit the guests of buckingham palace elizabeth was a skilled rider and an experienced driver , she learned to drive during the second world war in a sanitary car, although she never received a driver's license for the only monarch in the country allowed to drive without him at the wheel of her green jaguar elizabeth ii vlad until 2019 and she also adored sea trips on the royal yacht, she made two round-the-world trips not alone and together with her beloved husband prince philip, marrying him was elizabeth's independent decision and contrary to tradition the future queen did not consult with her father or mother about this, the queen lived 75 happy years with her lover, philip died last year in april, six months before the 70th anniversary of his wife's reign of the board, which became an era, vitaliy baliv, a lawyer, head of international projects from london, mr. vitaliy, is joining us. we congratulate you . good day. good day. t

ministers and met with dozens of world leaders, and the queen was just a person, her love for royal corgise subject of numerous joked, although the dogs occasionally bit the guests of buckingham palace. elizabeth was a skilled horsewoman and an experienced driver. she learned to drive during the second world war in a sanitary car, although she never received a driver's license. ii vlad until 2019, and she also adored sea trips on the royal yacht, she made two round-the-world trips not alone. and together with her beloved husband, prince philip, marrying him was independent by elizabeth's decision and contrary to tradition, the future queen did not consult with her father or mother about this, the queen lived 75 happy years with her lover, philip died last year in april, six months before the 70th anniversary of the wife's reign, which became an era yes yes yes yes it is the hat, i wanted to say, her outfit is wonderful, it’s incredible, these coats, hats, elizaveta, and also brukovsky, she was an active user of social networks for 95 years, she was driving, this is such an example for all

and chopping dog food for the royal corgis at the time 12 corgis.cken, beef, liver, because they were the most important things. far more pressure than doing a state banquet, actually. >> i'm not surprised. i bet the queen was more focused on food for her animals because she loved the animals so much more than food for herself. i was reading that you said that she really -- she ate to live, not live to eat. she wasn't a big foodie, right? >> that's right. she wasn't a big foodie. it was difficult to get new dishes on the menu. she liked the same old favorites. if we had to send up a new dish or a new idea we needed to send the recipe too. and in my youtube video, i share a story of doing a strawberry dish that i made for the queen. i forgot to send out the recipe. and there was a note came back in the book saying who or who are the veiled farmer's daughters. i sent the recipe straight back up with the footman that was a big mistake. >> very quickly, were there any other menu no-no's, times where she crossed something out because you put something on

they gathered there and then waiting for, you know, in some cases more than a day, there's the royal corgisorses and dogs who was fond of them and she at windsor castle live there when she was young she learned to drive. she would drive around the grounds as there's the bells are tolling and the cannons are going. the parent lee every minute until she is actually brought into the castle and then on to the saint george's chapel where there will be a private committal service. but there are 800 people, by the way, waiting inside right now. and there's the quadrangle there that grassy area just inside the gates. and charles is, as we said, he's waiting there with. >> prince william and prince harry and the rest of the royal family. as the senior royals are information. to escort the casket onto yes, saint george's chapel located on the western edge of the ground. there. >> and after that televised committal ceremony, then there will be a private ceremony. a funeral ceremony where queen will be laid to rest next to her husband and her mother father. we will take a brief break here at 7.57. back

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after that it didn't get better, shopping meat, lamb, chicken, liver for the royal corgis and takes timet up there. when you get up to the top there, you're doing a state banquet and cooked for president reagan, clinton, ford, both president bushes and the queen. you know, the pressure isn't there. it's sort of everything runs to military precision. one fact people don't know is like at a state banquet, as soon as the queen puts down her knife and fork, the course is over. the queen's page would press a button and traffic lights change from red to green and people come in and start picking up all the plates. you'd finish and the queen would finish. neil: wow. so you better not be dragging through the meal because when she puts down, that's it. it's over. the meal goes. >> that's right. yeah. neil: done, finish. darren, beautiful stories. thank you. i love hearing that kind of stuff. darren mcgrady, held in very, very high regard by probably the most popular woman on the planet. that is not a bad testament on your own career and life. we'll have more after this. pst. girl. you can do bett

horse at the end of it but it didn't get any better the next job is actually being chef to the royal corgise have a menu that was rabbit chicken beef and liver and on from there and eventually i got to cook for the royals and cook for president reagan, both presidents bush, kings queens around the world and seeing her majesty you know on the royal being with her in the gally was amazing but behind the scenes was even better. being at balmoral and walking the dogs, or having her come in the kitchen and say that was a wonderful meal, thank you. neil: it had to be high pressure. you're very modest, i mean, you started out feeding animals go all the way up to feed probably the most recognizable person on the planet and so, obviously, very good at what you do but it is a demanding job right, you have a s.w.a.t. team of other chefs and cook who is work with you. and you have to be careful; right? >> well, you know, it's all about planning and that's what state banquets are. menus are done months ahead of time. we would sending out to suppliers we would stand a purchase specification sheet saying

and i think that even though she had her royal corgis, and she loved those corgis, to have them by theire, it was never prince philip. just thinking back now to the days where she was dancing with prince philip and the royal castle. i think she started deteriorating after he died. speak out an incredible love story those too. and it started so young, and she had gone on the record over the air saying that when she first, when their eyes first met she just knew. she knew that philip was the one for her and she settled on him. and they lived a very long and beautiful love story and life together. chef we really appreciate you joining us today thank you so much. >> thank you for sharing your man marries. >> also interesting to note, for so many of us some of us of the newer generation of royals including kate militant. she is so loved by that country jeff john. and the queen's biographer, speaking today telling "people" magazine that kate middleton has modeled herself after the queen. the duchess is 40 years old, she said she has observed the monarch as she prepares to take on her future ro

royal welch corgis, usually at her majesty's feet, they awaited their owner's coffin today along withhe queen's favorite horse, emma. let's bring in cnn's clarissa ward. clarissa, we understand the queen has been officially buried now? >> reporter: that's right, jake. so, there was a private ceremony for the royal family at about 7:30 p.m. and we are now learning that the queen has been laid to rest in her final resting place now, in a sort of annex in that chapel, in the king george vi memorial chapel. she's buried there with her sister, with her mother and father and her beloved husband of 73 years, prince fillphilip, been moved to be buried alongside her. this was something, jake, the queen had really participated heavily in the planning for her own funeral. every single detail carefully choreographed over many years to make sure it was just exactly as she wished for it to be, jake. >> and clarissa, we saw the queen's crown removed from her coffin today. the next person to wear it will be king charles at his coronation, presumably after it's been adjusted to better fit him. do we k

what will happen to the royal pack of corgis? do we know?swer that -- i don't have the answer to that. >> martha: i don't know. she's had over 30 over the course of her life. i'm sure there's a lot of royal folks that work on the royal staff that will look after them. maybe that's part of passing down the crown to charles. maybe he has to deal with the corgis. we'll get into that and find out what will happen to them. bret, thanks very much. >> a good question. it's interesting -- >> martha: see you on "special report." >> you bet. >> martha: i'm sure it's interesting for him as well to see all of those people out there greeting him as king. has to be a very heartful day for him. thanks, bret. see you later. so coming up, we'll speak with ainsley earhardt after a beautiful service of prayer today and reflection at st. paul's cathedral. 2000 people from the london population were lucky enough to get seats at that service. we have our continuing coverage after this. stay with us. >> there's no holding back a buckingham palace crowd. they want

bringing corgis into the royal family in 1933., susan, for her 18th birthday, there was no separating them. the dog, even accompanying the princess and prince philip on their honeymoon. she would own more than 30 over the course of her reign, most descended from her first dog, susan, even creating a new breed, a dachshund and a corgi, a dorgi. >> she was a very busy working woman, and they provided a release from that pressure. >> reporter: princess diana, once saying, the dogs preceded her majesty like a moving carpet. pop culture icons in their own right. with their own cameo in the 2012 olympics. a corgi, lighting up the sky at her platinum jubilee. the queen stopped breeding dogs later in life. not wanting to leave any young pup behind. tonight she is reportedly survived by four loyal dogs, with her until the end. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions this is abc7 news. >> from heaton mountain haze to hays, wild burning across the state are causing smoke to blow into the bay area. while it is cooler

corgies always by her side. tom foreman is out front. >> reporter: as much as her royal guard, royal family, and royal crown, thee a symbol known around the world, with the run of the palace and a place in her heart. >> the corgies were a big deal. >> reporter: writing extensively about the royal family, dogs and all. >> they were extremely good company for her. in good times and bad. and i think they made her laugh. >> reporter: from her youth the queen loved animals, horses, hunting dogs, but the corgies were special. her first, susan, went on the queen's honeymoon then became matriarch to a long line of pampered pooches fed from silver bowls, walked incessantly, and playing a peculiar diplomatic role when the queen met others. >> diana said they were like a little moving carpet that preceded her into a room. and whenever the conversation lagged in any way, the corgies o could always be counted on to supply some point of conversation. >> reporter: the dogs were not always so agreeable. the first minister of scotland recalled a dinner with the queen when the lights began to fail. >> my husband suddenly lit up a

corgis. and beyond the royal stoicism, moments of her irony and dry wit. elizabeth, a queen for the tv age.s, london. >> just incredible. and when we return, how queen elizabeth broke centuries of royal tradition to honor the victims of the september 11th attacks. ♪ >>> as the world mourns queen elizabeth ii, we are also marking the 21st anniversary of the deadliest terror attack in american history. we were reminded today of how the late monarch stood in solidarity with the united states. >> she pointedly reminded us, quote, grief is the price we pay for love. >> reporter: president biden today recalling a message queen elizabeth sent 21 years ago. her outreach to a stunned and grieving nation. two days after the attacks at the changing of the guard at buckingham palace, the queen broke with a 600-year-old tradition. ♪ ordering her guards to play the american national anthem before a mournful crowd of thousands, including americans who were overseas during the attack and unable to get home. nine years later on what would be her final visit to the united states, the queen paid her respects

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corgis will be cared for by her disgraced son. this is big news. prince andrew and his ex-wife royaltorian says the corgis became a trademark of the queen and a symbol of her love of animals. and some are wondering whether the dogs will play a part in her funeral. >> and a new study has found men think they're funnier than their partner. researchers in poland looked at the role of humor and a relationship they found. not only do men think they're funny air. they're also happy or if there are other half lets them think so. so i guess we'll just let you think that the study also down, men told more jokes than women and rated their jokes as better. >> and now kron 4 sports. i'm quite funny. if say so myself. haha, this one was supposed to be a give me a nice way to ease into a long. >> grueling season on paper, the chicago bears really aren't all that good. they weren't good. last year. only 6 wins in. there's too much talent on that roster. but as you know by now, in sports, the games aren't played on paper. you've got to go out there on the field and produce an there qb one trey lance

royal family. even queen elizabeth's corgis waiting for the queen's arrival. the reverend, dr.ain greenshields, who shared meals with the queen the weekend before she died while he was visiting balmoral. and he told us, her memory as sharp as ever, engaged in conversation. and he told us about her walk to the window. >> she took me over to the window, and she was just showing me the different gardens and flower beds that were there, and just pointing out -- just the estate that brought her so much comfort and peace in her life. she spoke of it and she said she had no regrets, having started that journey of faith, she had no regrets at all. >> no regrets for a queen who pledged to serve as a young woman. inside st. george'chomt in history. the scepter and orb carefully taken off the coffin, then, the imperial state crown removed, marking the end of queen elizabeth's reign. the lord chamberlain, the most senior role appointed by the royal household, breaking his wand to signify the end of service to the queen. the coffin lowered into the royal vault. ♪ the queen's piper playing h

royal crown. the queens waddling entourage of welsh corgi's, where a symbol known around the world. they have written extensively about the royal family, dogs and all. >> they were just extremely good company for her. and good times and bad. and they made her laugh. >> from her youth, the queen loved animals. horses, hunting dogs. but the court case were special. her first, susan, one of the queen tiny mood. and became matriarch to one long line of pampered pooches. that from silver balls. walked incessantly. and playing a peculiar diplomatic role when the queen met others. >> china said they would like a little moving carpet. that preceded her into a room. whenever the conversation lighten anyway. the court case could always be counted on to supply some points of conversation. >> the dogs were not always so agreeable. the first minister of scotland were called a dinner with the queen when the lights began to fail. >> it has been suddenly leaped up and started across the room. peter has spotted the cause of the flickering light. >> one of her majesty's court case was chewing through

. >> the queen left behind of royal pack that included two corgis.ing without the queen do you think? >> let's see what they were doing from this weekend the significance in their mind of the mall coming out together from windsor and mean the pu public. >> ebony told her they all have dinner together that's quite unifying movement when you see all of it. >> had colonial servants they will and service of this empire. >> we were just shy of the mark according to the live tracker. perhaps lots of people have never met people here before there to spend a lot of time 30 hours on two things you could be in line? >> royal filler laura. and by the way they pulled away. msnbc and senate in the cut away from joe biden's speech just minutes into it, but they are wall-to-wall people standing in line waiting to see the queen's coffin. god bless her, but this is a british story. >> what are they gonna talk about rim and a .3% inflation? the looming rail strike or the fact that grandpa had to go back to wilmington for 8 minutes spent $200,000 on a plane to do it an

no, no, really, apart from one little time i cooked the food for the corgis and the royal dogs and youd rabbits in a savory broth. i put it through the meat grinder and the food came back half an hour later, and it was, let's go back to the way we were doing it before. that's the way it should be. so tradition with the food. even for the dogs, even in today's world, i cook for my two dogs with the same passion as i cook for dogs coming to my house. it's simple things, treat everyone equally, even the royal dogs. >> i was going to say, those are some lucky dogs. and you got the opportunity to meet princes william and harry back when they were young boys with princess diana. i just wonder, what's it like, chef, when you watch the footage now and the way these young boys became men. what's that experience been like for you, having known this family fairly well. >> yeah, it was more -- i got to meet princess di. the kids were after i came back to the states. but just looking from afar and listening to the staff, i was still in contact with the palace, it's been an evolution. life has chang

touched the hearts of millions. fans will also remember the scenes with her dear corgis, despite the strict ceremonial life of royal court. there were little moments when the queen showed other side and her sense of humour. i knew what you wanted for health reasons. she wasn't able to take part in all the festivities for the platinum jubilee marking her 70 year reign. but she fulfilled her duties until the very end. 2 days before she passed away. she welcome to the new british prime minister. and now even critics of the royal family are paying the queen their respect for a life lived, serving her country me. now succeeding queen elizabeth is her eldest son, king charles. the 3rd has to accept the heavy burden. the legacy of his mother, and he will have to prove that the monarchy in great britain is still relevant today. the very beginning of his reign force at a challenging time as the united kingdom is mired in a severe economic crisis. at his proclamation, charles said his mother was a role model for what lies a hit the ceremony as centuries old. and on september 17th it will be seen again for the 1st time in 70

corgis have a new home, the dogs dogs are expected to live at the the royalf andrew, the duke of york, the queen owned more than 30 corgis over the years, they even had their own light show during her platinum jubilee. > >> we will have much more on the the queen's death on our website, kpix.com. > >> is bart's 50th birthday. on this day in 1972, the bay area rapid transit system opened for service. when it debuted, it was was considered revolutionary for for its time for celebration festivities took place over the weekend at lake merritt plaza, the ever evolving system still stands as a staple in the bay area. >> it's a great thing. it's a fast travel going from a to b. >> in celebration of the anniversary for the entire month month of september, bart fares are half off. > >> san francisco's new central subway will open this fall after after sliding four years behind schedule. cruise just completed construction of the light rail extension. the one and half mile mile line runs between chinatown chinatown and connects king street south of market and union unio

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corgis. and beyond the royal stoicism hints of her irony and dry wit. >> your majesty, mummy. >> reporter: elizabethtv age. roxana saberi, cbs news, london. >> just incredible. and when we return, how queen elizabeth broke centuries of royal tradition to honor the ctims of the septemb >>> as the world mourns queen elizabeth ii, we are also marking the 21st anniversary of the deadliest terror attack in american history. we were reminded today of how the late monarch stood in solidarity with the united states. >> she pointedly reminded us, quote, grief is the price we pay for love. >> reporter: president biden today recalling a message queen elizabeth sent 21 years ago, her first outreach to a stunned and grieving nation. two days later at the changing of the guard at buckingham palace the queen broke with a 600-year-old tradition. ♪ ordering her guards to play the american national anthem before a mournful crowd of thousands including americans who were overseas during the attack and unable to get home. nine years later on what would be her final visit to the united states the queen paid her respects

there was one speech where she chatted with the royal children about the name of one of her corgies called dash. she said, you know, the word you say when you are mad. and the film about their royal lives which was watched by more people than watched man's landing on the moon. there was an opportunity to see behind the veil, but at the same time, television was often unkind to them. they were parodied in a show films like "the queen," the series "the crown." she's never had a rite of rebuttal. she was never able to say anything in her defense. and we've also most recently seen her humor, as we did at the platinum jubilee, with the paddington moment calling for her handbag. it has given her an insight into her life as well as being publicly maligned. >> i have to show this. it is dramatically changed. this is the british empire in 1945. brittain had a massive empire, it was more than 70 overseas territories. by 2015 you can see the reduction in the scope and size to almost nothing. and i wonder how you feel about her having to preside over that massive change in what the british empire was.

corgis. this is such black english humor. anastasia ivanova royal the allied forces, during the day again shelled the donbass, the most powerful arrivals were recorded in the capital of the dpr, the nazis hit the petrovsky and kiev districts of the city, at least one person died, two more were hospitalized with severe injuries, and reduce the intensity. the allied forces of russia and the people's republics are trying to fire from the enemy, which continue the counter-battery fight and offensive operations in the avdeevka direction from an editorial report by our special correspondent alexander belev. the crew of the artillery howitzer fired a shot at the positions of the nationalists. in the avdiivka area, such work is going on around the clock, continuously and constantly. allied artillery is squeezing out the enemy with their position with fire, preventing them from launching counterattacks, and also supporting the advance of our ground forces. in this direction, a 152-millimeter hyacinth gun. one of the most powerful weapons of the first army co

the corgies will go to sarah ferguson. the two still live at the royal lodge. n is also reported to have left behind an older mixed breed dog called candy. a mix of a dashund and a corgie. and cockerspaniel named lizzie. it's unknown who will look after those two but i'm sure they will be well cared for. our live cover coverage here outside of buckingham palace does continue shortly. do stay with us. >>> with united health care, access to quality health care may be closer than you think. you'll find coverage solutions for nearly every budget no matter where take you. so access to care may be closer than you think. when you choose united health care. learmore at uhc.com. >> hi this is lisa from four imprint. you know we have some brand new woohoos. >> dial up the wow factor. we specialize in awesome items that are certain to awe and guaranteed to deliver some oh yeah. >> i love it. >> go to for imprint.com and find some wow now. for imprint. for certain. >> so you can enjoy the perfect temperature with your morning matcha. >> creates a schedule for your home. >>

music: music for the royal fireworks, la rejouissance by handel corgis whine.es bond theme. the fact that my mother kept that completely - to herself and the team that were there and didn't tell. anybody was just brilliant. reporter: her majesty the queen | in this diamond jubilee year proving that she certainly has a sense of humour... ..and preparing to open these games as her father, edward vii, in 1908. prince harry married meghan markle — american, divorced and of mixed race. harry and meghan�*s wedding, i think, can be summed up finally found the one. the sun was shining. there was the glorious nature of the carriage ride down the long walk, which was hugely iconic, but also this idea of a new beginning. this was the first mixed—race woman to marry into the british royal family. you know, they had hopes and ambitions and dreams and people talked about how this brought the royal family more into the 21st century. it was definitely ground—breaking and it was just a really, really joyous day. her own marriage gave the queen greatjoy — for 73 years married to

corgis. but perhaps most iconic is her royal wave.and family tragedies, her royal highness always had a wave from the balcony of buckingham palace. here is a look back. ♪ ♪ >>> wow, fluthrough the years. king charles is the new monarch of the u.k. >> three cheers for his majesty the king. hip hip. >> horray. >> preparations are now under way for the remains of queen elizabeth to be transported back to london. the latest on what the funeral will be and what is next in the coming days when we come right back. ♪ my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... the burning, itching. the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®. ask your doctor about tremfya® today. ever wonder what everyone's doing on

royals. there were some personal touches to from her beloved corgis and pony, which waited as the coffin approached to the music chosen for its significance to the queen. committal service inside st george's chapel, the imperial state crown or scepter, were removed, marking the end of our 70 year reign. the lord chamberlain, the most senior official in the royal household , broke his one of office signifying the end of a service policing it on the queen's casket before it was lowered into the royal vault. queen elizabeth was buried in a chapel she commissioned herself in 1962 as a burial place for her father, king george, the sixth in london mouth rivera ktvu, fox two news. still ahead tonight, car thieves turned to tiktok for training. all you have to do is look out the window to see it, but he was in and out and 60 seconds left. tutorials are teaching thieves how to get away fast will run through the models most at risk drivers in the south bay. maybe moving a step closer tomorrow to having their license plate scan by law enforcem t u're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the nex

in her later years back of the resting place of more than a dozen royals because there was a personal touch is too from her beloved corgisy, which waited as the coffin approached, to the music, chosen for its significance to the queen. ♪ ♪ at a committal service inside st. george's chapel, the imperial state crown was removed, marking the end of her 70 year when. the lord chamberlain, the most senior official in the royal household broke his want of office, signaling the end of his service pack of placing it on the queen's gasket before it was lowered into the royal forts back of as a burial place for her father, king george vi. >> gillian: thanks, marilyn. up next, travelers on a transpacific flight to how i got a surprise you would not expect. look at. plus i'm sure this printer did not have an official invite to the queen's funeral. we got a today's best viral videos coming up next do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try ne

and our hearts go out to the royal family, king charles and all the family. the queen's famous corgisas well as her personal riding horse were also at windsor castle outside as that final public ceremony took place at st george's kick chapel earlier this morning, hundreds of thousands of people lined the 20 mile route that the royal hearst took from that stage funeral at westminster abbey to windsor castle. many people tossing flowers and tributes onto the hearse along the way later this evening, there will be a private burial service at st george's chapel attended only by king charles and the immediate members of the royal family. yes, alan, andrew back to you, ali. rasmus thank you knew this morning and navy veteran and contractor who was held hostage in afghanistan for more than two years, is now free. mark frerichs was abducted in january of 2020. he was last seen in a video earlier this year, pleading for his release spent more than a decade in afghanistan. as a civilian contractor. he was let go in exchange for the release of a notorious drug lord and taliban member who was held

she sat for hundreds of portraits and of course had some 30 corgis and dorgis during her time as monarch. let's bring in cnn royaliams. lovely to see you again. her reign was very unique, she essentially learned on the job, though, didn't she, the whole way through. >> yes, her reign was so unique, coming to the throne in 1952 when the majority of people in britain didn't have a telephone or television or refrigerator or car and hadn't been abroad. she became a global monarch, visited 120 countries. the first thing she did when she came to the throne was go on a tour around the commonwealth, visiting countries. she's been around the world 42 times, quite a lot of air miles. what an incredible reign, to move into this technological age, globalized age. when she was born, britain had an empire. when she came to the throne, much of the empire had already fought and won independence and much of the country would do so early in her reign. she served in world war ii, saw a man on the moon. to think she's older than marilyn monroe and elvis presley, she's an incredible historical figure, she saw all of the 20th century

royal family how much she meant to them. >> whether letters of gratitude were pictures of corgis.e 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 que

royal family how much she meant to them. whether it is letters of gratitude or pictures of corgis it is expressed in public. >> she was kind andted the platinum jubilee. >> you will remember this, aren't you? >> yeah. >> when you are older. >> reporter: for many the emotions are still raw. for others it is a storm that's passing. >> really, really sad. you almost saw it coming through the afternoon but then when it cut to the announcement there were tears in the house and then process it. >> left floefrs for the queen because she was such an amazing person. i felt sad because she's the only queen i've had. >> reporter: few remember the life before the queen's reign. there's messages for the king. one from a 9-year-old who's grieving and understands. his grandmother recently passed away. crowds gathered to catch a glimpse of king charles iii. >> we came today to leave flowers for the queen and why we came this morning, isn't it? saw king charles, as well. >> the mood is jubilant. >> yes. i hope that the crowd and give king charles a chance. >> reporter: this period of national mourning is also about looking forward. anna stewar

royal family how much she meant to them. whether it's letters of gratitude or pictures of corgis, it's an individual expression of grief expressedlatinum jubilee just three months ago. >> you're going to remember this, aren't you, when you're older. >> reporter: for many, the emotions are still raw. for others, it's a storm that's passing. >> it's really really sad, so you almost saw it coming through the afternoon, but then when it cut to the announcement, there were tears in our house. then you have to sort of process it. >> flowers for the queen because she was such an amazing person. i felt very sad because she's the only queen or person i've ever had. >> reporter: a sentiment shared by those far older than anne bell. few can remember life before the queen's 70 year reign. here there are also messages for the king, one from 9-year-old william morris saying he's grieving, too, and understands how the queen must feel, his grandmother recently passed away. crowds gathered to catch a glimpse of king charles iii as he returned to buckingham palace after his formal proclamation as king. >> we came predominantly today to leave the

corgis. once inside the chapel, a symbolic moment as the queens crown were removed from the coffin, signaling the end of an era. she was then lowered into the royalwhich ended the public funeral service. the queen was laid to rest for a final time beside her husband, philip in a private ceremony on monday evening with no cameras present. >> for more we can go across france 24's benedict standing by in london. good evening. you've covered all the events throughout the day on france 24. a day filled with a lot of emotion, a lot of symbolism. what stood out to you? >> im in windsor on the long walk. we have been here since don. it is now dark. what stood out for me was the state funeral, the eulogy of the archbishop of canterbury, talking about a lifetime of service, of the queen, of the 70 year reign of queen elizabeth the second. the fact that he talked about how leaders often come to power and they think that they needed to be served and in fact, they need to serve. and he said that the display, the presence of these world leaders, showed the affection, the admiration in which she was held. they have changed their timetables, their busy schedules

corgis. outside the crowd sprawling across the procession route, and a security presence unlike anything the uk has ever seen. london's largest ever police operation. the royalpresent. king charles iii honoring his mother, leaving a handwritten note on her coffin. the message reading "in loving and devoted memory, charles r.." the procession moving from westminster abbey to hyde park, passing by crowds of well-wishers who cheered after the queen's body went by. >> god save the king! >> and then a final rendition of god save the queen, britain's anthem. before reaching the queen's final resting place in st. george's castle at windsor castle. >> for most brits and people around the world, the royal family are a touchstone of hurry own lives. they reflect our own families. there are families and there are weddings and there are funerals, and we reflect where we are at that moment in time in our own lives. and they were there wanting to pay tribute. >> leading up to today, thousands stood for hours to pay their respects to catch a glimpse of history. >> i feel like it's an end of an era. >> and you're particularly wistful about the idea that there will be only k

royal family how much she meant to them. whether it's letters of gratitude or pictures of corgis, it's an individual expression of grief, expressedo see and share. >> she was kind and caring. >> reporter: notes from children who celebrated the queen's platinum jubilee just three months ago. >> you're going to remember this, aren't you? >> yeah. >> when you're older. >> reporter: for many the emotions are still raw. for others it's a storm that's passing. >> really, really sad. you almost saw it coming through the afternoon, but then when it cut to the announcement, there were tears in our house. then you have to sort of process it. >> left some flowers for the queen because she was such an amazing person. i felt sad she was the only queen or person i ever had. >> a sentiment shared by those far older than annabelle. few can remember life before the queen's 70 year reign. here also messages from the king. one from the 9-year-old william morris, saying he's grieving too and understands how the king must feel, his grandmother recently passed away. crowds gathered to catch a glimpse of king charles iii as he returned to buckingham pa

royal family. reporter: across the generations, they came to see the prince and princess. many filming their exchanges with william and catherine on their phones. >> i think paddington might have knocked the corgi the top spot. [laughter] >> we spoke to them and they both had new outfits. they were really nice and genuine people. and all the things they are doing for everyone, so nice. reporter: the prince and princess of wales are key to the royal family and the younger face of modern monarchy. but their new roles bring added pressure and scrutiny. >> today was an official duty. also a chance to share their sadness with many who viewed the royal family as neighbors. laura: the queen's death is raising questions in the commonwealth where some nations still have the monarch as their head of state. in the caribbean where there is an ongoing reckoning with the legacy of colonialism and slavery and the prime minister has said he plans to hold a referendum on becoming a repuic. for more on this, we spoke on reparations for slavery. i began by asking if calling slavery and atrocity was a significant admissn. >> certainly. but this is a british monarchy and the british government has always recognized

royal family how much she meant to them. whether it's letters of gratitude or pictures of corgis, it's an individual expression of grief, expressedor all to see and share. >> she was kind. >> kind and caring. >> reporter: notes from children who celebrated the queen's platinum jubilee just three months ago. >> you are going to remember this, aren't you? >> yeah. >> when you're older. >> reporter: for many the emotions are still raw, for others it's a storm that's passing. >> really, really sad. you almost saw it coming through the afternoon but then when it cut to the announcement there were tears in our house, then you have to sort of process it. >> i left flowers for the queen because she was such an amazing person. i felt very sad because she is the only queen or person i have ever had. >> reporter: a sentiment shared by those far older than annabelle, few can remember life before the queen's 70-year reign. here there are also messages for the king, one from 9-year-old william morris saying he's grieving, too, and understands how the king must feel. his grandmother recently passed away. crowds gathered to catch a glimpse of ki