they brought it to the great west nor of the abby church where, as young princess, elizabeth had beenand later crowned as sovereign. >> as the coffin was borne up the abby's central aisle, among the family members walking behind, two small figures. prince george and princess charlotte, aged nine and seven respectively, attending this most solemn of state occasions. on the coffin, a wreath with rosemary for remembrance, myrtle, the symbol of a happy marriage, and english oak, symbolizing the strength of love . and a card hand written by the king, in loving and devoted memory, charles. >> in profound thanksgiving, we come to this house of god. gather from across the nation, from the commonwealth, and from the nations of the world, to mourn our loss, to remember her long life of selfless service. ♪ >> all the music and readings had been approved by the queen herself. they included a hymn sung at her wedding. into sermon, the archbishop of canterbury spoke of a life devoted to duty. >> people of loving service are rare in anwalk of life. leaders of loving service are still rarer. but in a

and then taken to westminster abby. watched on, of course by these prime ministers and presidents from around the world such as an important moment really within this morning process within this mo this final act of mourning, really. the last day of the ceremony and the tradition and people around the world will be tuning in. >> once it does leave, how quick that from you is what will happen next. because once it finishes in westminster abby there is a procession up to the tree arch at hyper queen where they will be taken on and on to windsor. >> to windsor, yes, it will be moved by her and when it arrives in windsor in the afternoon, just after 3:00. it will be driving very slowly. across to windsor. so course, another opportunity where we may see people we are expecting people to be live in the streets. to catch one final glimpse of the queen's coffin as it is moved for the service in windsor. when they arrive in windsor, then does become more of a private ceremony in the afternoon and into the evening. when she will

juan: abby maxman, mention conflict.to what degree has the russian invasion of ukraine affected the food supply, especially the global south? and also to what degree from your sense is ithe corporations taking advantage of situations -- we see the secrary-general mentioning oil companies or energy companies exploiting the current crises. your sen of these two things, the conflict in russia and raine and general super profits sought by some international companies? >> thank you for pointing those two things o. yes, the war in ukraine has exacerbated anlready dire situation. the economic consequences of coviin the climaterisis have been superchged by the war in ukraine. prices have gone up exorbitantly. people in somaliland were spending more than 90% of their income on food j just to survive and they were using coping strategies down to one and two meals a day. that is one anecdote of many about the impact, direct and indirect, of the global crisis and conflict and its impact on those in east africa and somaliland. your p

king charles walked behind her coffin as it was taken from abby to westminster hall where it had beenng in state. hundreds of dead -- hundreds of dignitaries joined members of the royal family and public. in his service, the archbishop of canterbury said the queen had touched a multitude of lives during her 70 year rain. we start with our correspondent on the state funeral held today for queen elizabeth. reporter: on a clear morning in september, the world focused its attentn on london for the grand and most solemn of events. for a revered monarch who reigned for longer than any other, all the owners of the state funeral. within westminster abbey, where great moments of history have been staged for more than a thousand years, the leaders of many nations came together to pay their tributes. macron from france, bden from the united states, tdeau from canada, and scores of others. they joined political leaders from the nations of the united kingdom, all the living british prime minister's, faith leaders, charity workers, and citizens. at moment in the nation's affairs when rank took seco

now, as abby said, he had a certain point. i guess everybody has got their breaking point where he said i'm willing to go this far, i'm willing to bend the truth this far, by a certain point, i think bill barr realize it was over. the election was over. donald trump was out, he was out. and i think bill barr made a move that at a minimum was designed to serve his own self interest, is rational self interest, saying i need to make a break, i won't use his language, but bs, bs. and we're seeing that even now on his comment on the special master. >> mr. sale, there is a friday deadline for a joint filing on the special master. but these two sides have not agreed on much, so how is this going to work? >> well, i do not think there don't agree on anything. a judge will have a candidate in mind, and hopefully, it will be a candidate of such stature that the american people will have faith in the review and faith in the judiciary. you know, i know that this judge has taken a lot of criticism in the last few days. i generally believe

abby, you're seeing this now in politics on the ground.nsylvania republican senate candidate dr. mehmet oz made it clear earlier that he doesn't have strict abortion views, or he's trying to say that now. here is how he is putting it. >> there shouldn't be criminal penalties for doctors or women. i have three exceptions, life of the mother, rape and incest. >> abby, he's giving exceptions and saying there should be no criminal penalties. he had earlier referred to abortion as murder during the primary. i'm just giving him as an example. we have seen republican candidates scrub their campaign websites of past hard line anti-abortion views. are republicans worried right now, abby, that overturning rd could basically do what they expect at the midterms? >> i think they absolutely are worried. months ago, after the dobbs draft was leaked, even democrats weren't convinced of how much of an effect this would even have on the midterms. i think that both what we're seeing here is not just that it's having an effect, but the magnitude of the effect

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as the general congregation begins together at westminster abby the time here is 8:41 in the morning, of government and heads of state from around the world gathering at westminster abby for what will be the queens state funeral at 11:00, london time. still to come, a touching message from king charles. i am becky anderson. stay with us . ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ having a good time ♪ ♪ i'm a shooting star leaping through the sky like a tiger ♪ ♪ defying the laws of gravity ♪ ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ i don't wanna stop at all, yeah ♪ ♪ ah, da, da, da, da da, da, ah, ah ♪ >>> the state funeral of queen elizabeth ii tomorrow morning at 5:00 . >>> well it's quarter to nine in the morning here and members of the general congregation have begun to enter westminster abby and that is in advance of the funeral service of queen elizabeth ii. the funeral is set to commence at 11:00 local time and with the members of the british royal family and world leaders from across the globe in attendance. just hour

kennedy: to have you on the board, abby and dave.syllabus using miley cyrus as a lens which to restore women's race. >> you get a lot of home to w work. [laughter] kennedy: you are so proud of yourself. [laughter] i love it. question number two. real or fake? is this a real expert from a college class syllabus? students will play fantasy football while drinking beer made in the city's teams playing in the upcoming monday night football matchups, real or fake? >> that seems very specific. >> everyone is on the board. >> fake because it's so stupid but stupid and mike a masculine fun sounding way, too cool for college. kennedy: i just did podcast and we agreed. they are intellectual units and in college now. question number three, real college class? # sophie class. >> i hope not real or fake? >> i did walk past nyu today and a lot of selfies were taken. kennedy: you are on the board, not only is it real, it's a class at usc. >> no, no. [laughter] kennedy: students quickly analyze selfies and document their significance. >> i've never

coming up, abby joseph cohen.date with news from around the world, i'm lisa mateo. policymakers at the bank of england have voted to raise market interest rates by half a percentage point. three of the nine members want today 75-basis point height. they could build expectations for a bigger rate increase later this year. the first time since 1990 eight japan has intervened to prop up the yen. the bank of japan's decision to stick with its ultra low interest rates. again had fallen about 20% against the dollar this year. two american military veterans fighting for ukraine were among those released as part of a prisoner exchange brokered by saudi arabia and turkey. the two were captured in june. eight other foreign nationals were released, with more than -- along with 200 ukrainians. shares of robinhood are surging. bloomberg has learned the securities and exchange commission will stop short of banning payment for order flow. that is a major source of revenue for the brokerage. the decision is a win for brokerages t

to abby's point, hannah, my older children, were third grade and first grade. then my children, in suburban d.c. are they okay? are they locked down? that was the juggle of the day. and the immediate thing, where was the president? was it safe to bring him back to washington? again, you find out -- i remember karen hughes, marry madeline went with vice president dick cheney down to the presidential emergency operations center. no switchboard to get through there. cell phones weren't working most of the day. still 21 years later, every time i hear these names read, it gives me chills. it's incredibly important to remember that day and the heroes who died that day in all locations. incredibly important to remember. you can connect to susan's points, big events change world history. in the uk, they're wondering what the death of the queen will do. 9/11 changed everything. you can trace it back to the creation of the tsa, creation of the department of homeland security, a scrambling of the security state including some steps that went too far and you can look at ou

from that storied hall, to westminster abby behind me here.roceeds on her left will be kings and queens of history, and where the confessor, henry the eight on her right. world leaders, he ran like, and churchill statues of gandee, mandela. this will be a historic day. and every moment of it will be history happening. and as you mentioned there, of course, this whole huge public interest, hundreds of millions, perhaps billions around the world are watching as the queen is carried into the entrance of westminster abbey behind me there. there will also be these very private moments, with her closest family, her children, grandchildren, and even great grandchildren inside the abbey they're walking behind the coffin. and as you mentioned, prince george air to the throne, nine years old, will walk behind the coffin with his sister. that must have been an incredibly difficult decision for william and kate. william, with those memories of walking behind his mom diana's coffin, 25 years ago. >> and keir, we talk a lot about, just anytime you lose some

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>> it is really interesting because i agree with abby. agree.tically polarizing. it is not helping us work together on immigration. the administration is not helping us work together on immigration. this is something that obviously is incredibly important to me as a daughter of haitian migrants. i just could not -- i look at what happened with haitians that were left under a bridge for weeks on end. under conditions that were horrible. why aren't we -- this is just the blame game to distract from what we should be doing. what about ownership, on the republican and democrat side. i want to see somebody say, i want to own this problem. i want to do something to fix this problem. but, again, here we are as americans blaming the other party without knowing all of the information. i'm sorry, but the administration and newsom, he has his own problems to deal with in california. >> yeah. >> but i do think we have to take a step back and the fact that these people were lied to and put on an airline and sent to martha's vineyard where they didn't know an

no official date has been set, but it will likely take place inside westminster abby.hat is where queen elizabeth's coronation was held and where her funeral service took place today. >> will jones us live from london as well, now an anchor for our sister network wilf, a day of pomp and ceremony, but also a family saying good-bye. >> reporter: absolutely. an enormous amount of pomp and ceremony, but mixed in with that personal family touch as well. you mentioned that handwritten note from the king, the corgies, the presence of all the family members, including, of course, charlotte and george above all else at the end, laying to rest their great grandmother, mother, behind closed doors and away from the cameras. but all that pomp and ceremony was in fact welcome because it felt warntd because of the history the queen represented but also the length of her reign personally and what she achieved in it. it felt right for her, and in that regard, we may never see a sendoff like this ever again. >> as a londoner yourself, what stood out for you most in the last ten days of

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abby and lisa are back with us and joining us is maria santana. why don't you explain, maria, what has been going on the last 24 hours. >> governor ron desantis of florida is the third to claim he's sending migrants to what are called sanctuary cities in protest of what they're calling biden's open border policies. and also because they say the sanctuary cities are better equipped to handle the arrival of migrants because they have things in place, and their states are overwhelmed. so what happened last night is governor ron desantis claimed credit for sending two planes full of about 50 migrants to martha's vineyard. these migrants arrived without prior notice to officials and the officials there basically had to scramble to set up emergency tents, to give them services, to offer them food. and also call volunteers in overnight to help house these migrants. a lot of cities, while they have shelter systems in place, like new york city, a right to shelter city, they're also being overwhelmed by the number of migrants arriving over the last couple o

al, hello, abby vehemently denies all the charges against them. his brother shared his shock at the sentence that i am hammer, the elm, israel's not targeting mohammad only, but all future generations who may work in the humanitarian field. and this is dangerous to all international institutions, somewhat operating than the gaza strip deal that will face even more difficulties. 100, since mohammed's case is not an issue of an individual person, but an issue of our future. i love cool. it was family was waiting for samuel for 6 years and for him to return to start as humanitarian work and the gaza stud that had that. and therefore, they were all shocked by listening to this that it, especially as 2 youngest children who have not seen him for years. i may forget what he looks like above it. well, something important to note here is that independent investigations have concluded that convicted aid worker did not commit any on world vision international law as the organization where mohammed worked insist that their ex chief was not involved in any mo

. >> let's bring in abby phillip, presidential historian douglas brinkley, and richard j. powell, author of the obama portraits and a professor of art history at duke university. professor, let me start with you and what was unveiled today, is this what you expected, and what do you think? >> well, thank you for having me this afternoon. i was totally blown away. i wasn't -- i didn't know what to expect. i didn't know who the portraitists were. i couldn't imagine how they might do something in portraiture that would top amy cheryl, and yet when i saw these two initially, i was surprised in a good way. i found that robert mccurdy's portrait, this was a style that he works in, is on one hand what we are familiar with from him. on the other hand, it was a portrait of barack obama who is quite a unique individual in his very stature and bearing, and of course sharon sprung's portrait is just -- it's amazing. i mean, i've got a lot of things to say, but i'll just stop here for a moment. >> well, you don't have to. i'm interested in what you have to say because we've been talkin

-- abby to the state funeral.journey. anna stewart, cnn, london. well, reaction to the queen's death around the world has been varied, in india, flags were lowered and on sunday that was declared a day of mourning. prime minister hit drum harmony, describe the monarch as the storm work of our time. many people up the streets of india shared that sentiment. >> she was head of the commonwealth of nations. and she was seen by the entire world as mother patriarch. >> i like to see -- me [inaudible] we are praised with our race with her. we respect the royal family. and our prayers to the family. this is a very difficult time. and, congratulations for the new king. charles three. >> well, not everyone is feeling nostalgic the four queen elizabeth the second. nearly half of india's population is under the age of 25. and many weren't even born when she last visited in 1997. and several young people do tell cnn that they associate the monarchy with the colonial past marked by violence. one man said that the british, quote

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william and harry once again walk side-by- side behind her coffin to its final journey to westminster abby. that coffin will be carried on the same gun carriage used in the funerals of her father king george vi and sir winston churchill. here's cbs's charlie d'agata. >> reporter: prince william opened up to well-wishers today, adding that walking behind the queen's coffin brought back memories, alluding to the funeral of princess diana. he and the new princess of wales kate greeted mourners outside the royal residence of sandringham. while back in london, crowds have grown to epic proportions. a pilgrimage to pay tribute to their queen. >> the whole walk for six and a half hours. if i have to, i'll do it again. >> reporter: even visitors from the u.s., lon and bob ehmke, are from illinois. >> she's such a great woman. >> she's a special person, and we've known her for 70 years. >> reporter: this sea of people winding their way through the park, right in front of the palace, are nearly at the end of their journey. yet, as we speak, thousands more are just starting. we made our own journey t

abby covering arizona, abby covering texas, miles covering florida.porter. what's the biggest challenge? >> you know what, george, uniqueness holds value. i think because i come from a grassroots background it's helping me on this trail. because i can speak to voters, i'm boots on the ground in the neighborhoods in the community, it hasn't been a challenge at all. i'm getting information straight from the sources which ultimately will affect the midterms in november casting the ballot. i think the best reporters can cover any beat. >> i like to hear that confidence. miles, you're covering ron desantis. it's two campaigns in one, right? >> good morning, george. desantis is unique in he's not just chosen to campaign in his home state in florida. he's been all across the country. i'm right there with him. i'm hopping on flights to new mexico, just last weekend wisconsin. there's some logistical hurdles, but there's also a reporting challenge, george, which is to find out how desantis' message is resonating with republican crowds outside of florida. from

the queen's funeral is set to take place at westminster abby.. before monday, service for the queen the bidens will have an opportunity to offer their condolences as thousands of people have lined up to pay tribute to the late monarch. nbc's yamiche alcindor joins us now from the white house. you niche, always so nice to see you. can you tell our viewers what are the presidents plan while he's going to be in london? >> president biden and first lady joe biden are going to have a very busy few days as they pay respects to queen elizabeth. they of course left the white house early today, and are now on route to london. their schedules had landed in the next hour or so the vip an hour which will be about 10 pm local time. on sunday they will start their activities honoring the life of the queen. they are expected to pay their respects at the queens coffin on sunday as well as signed a condolence book. then they're expected to attend a reception at buckingham palace hosted by king charles. they are also then supposed to, on monday, attended state fu

the funeral is in three parts tomorrow we've got a big formal funeral in westminster abby. a place that she knew and loved very much. where she was married, where her last thanksgiving service for her husband happened just last year. behind the scenes there's so much going on. when the lying in state comes to an end at 6:30, london time tomorrow morning, there's actually a period where they crown jewelers will go -- you were just pointing out the crown de orban deceptive part of the crown jewels are on top of her casket. they go in to give it a really good clean and polished. the last time that happened for her father saying it's day it took two hours -- getting all the dust. think of the hundreds of thousands of people who have walk past it. it has got to look its best tomorrow. all of the things that we won't see tomorrow. obviously the coffin with the crown jewels on top will be pushed onto the carriage taken round to westminster abby. we have already seen that once. not on the same gun carriage. a lot of people are asking me on social media how come the crown doesn't fa

westminster abby, september 15th as -- mentioned. -- when he visited in a parliamentary. group the two men began in june of last year at the g7 summit summit in cornwall. following that some of the queen hosted president biden and the first lady at windsor castle 40. president biden was affectionately saying that her look in her generosity reminded him of his mother. with the president for his final audience with the queen was making tase you previously served a special assistant to president biden, and director of the message of planning, joining me now. meghan thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you so much for having me. >> i want to talk about the presidents relationship with queen elizabeth. we know that biden was made to race to not back to the british monarchy. the washington post running for a while that biden, an hour and, via the queen as much as somebody not back to her as many do. but he honored her in his own way. talk about with that look like and how he felt after the meeting last year. >> the president and the first lady really enjoyed their visi

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 him

he'll be accompanied by the first later at westminster abby. i want to head now to matt who's in london for us. and covering the lead up to september 19th. matt, talk to us. we know, as i mentioned, the queen's coffin arrived in edinburgh today. take us through the six hour journey and what we can expect in the days leading up to her funeral. >> it really was quite emotional, yasmin. it lasted for six hours and princess and was there the entire. time you saw as the people of scotland and tourists and others who are gathered around the root of their coffin, it was traversing through the scottish highlands, we had a glimpse of some of the fantastic country sides up there. it did not go direct from balmoral to edinburgh. it went up to inverness, the highest was from the most northern of all of the cities in scotland. the only city in the scottish highlands. and then attacked south to where it went to autumn barrow, to hollywood house, that is the only real state residents. of course, the queen died in balmoral. balmoral is not a state residence fo

works for the taliban overseeing female and maternal health in their provincial health director at the abby. i'm tired of that. it's all ha ha, or thursday. before we leave, she takes us up the mountain behind her house, if fiercely beautiful view turns her thoughts towards the future. lowers falls fall upon purchase their minds about the girl's awe without her activities of girls and ladies. it's impossible to achieve developments. it's impossible. ah, back in the capitol, dr. roche on ox wish evaporates the regime is all male by the taliban. for the taliban. the drive thru cobble, we reviewed small drac uses and st. children than we've seen before. food prices are soaring, more than half of the population is hungry. in the evenings, women sit in front of the cities, bakeries begging for a loaf of bread. yet that they can myisha, i take the bread home and eat it with my children. gonna cut out but it's not enough to fill our stomachs. i divide the bread in pieces and give it to my children so that none of them died. and that i love me, but our stomachs are never wholly me muddy minay theat

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i mean, is it mainly to do with the costs and sions are abby's links to the unification church, or is there an entrenched opposition to shins or alby that we are seeing here? well, it's all of the things you just described in a little bit of each. there has been domestic opposition to our bay since he 1st appeared on the political scene. there the political left sees him as someone who is engaged in a corrupt actions or is engaged in historical revisionism that is harmful to japan's relations with its allies and to the truth of teaching history in the country. but there's also people who just don't really understand why millions of dollars are being spent on a lavish funeral. when this isn't really the norm in japan. you talked about historical revisionism and i think what you might be also referring to is the read to petition of japan's pacifists constitution that allows japan's self defense forces to potentially fight overseas for the 1st time since world war 2. and wondering if this is his most divisive domestic political legacy. it is one of the most divisive legacies he has. it i

so abby has been held in tokyo mon us to fer seats in a large hall before a giant or creative r b. he was shot and killed on the 8th of july. as he made a campaign speech in the city of norah foreign leaders, including us, vice president, come le harris and indian prime minister in moore, the bar in attendance, current prime minister for me. ok. she said this in his tribute, dirty guy, called lucky guy, critical to all, who could have addicted even in the slightest, that such a day would come up as an abyss, son, you were some one who needed to be kept to life for a long time. so this the point all fig, i was convinced that you would do your best for the next 10, almost like you know, 20 years. yeah. as a compass that showed the future of japan and the world but not all feel that way. protest as opposed to the state funeral, marched on the streets of tokyo ahead of the ceremony. people objected to the rear corner for a number of reasons, including the hefty price tag of a little more than $11000000.00 and the family and his party. the only l d p is tied to a controversial church wh

westminster abby, 1953, the first time tv cameras were allowed inside to record a coronation. the celebration was seen worldwide. and elizabeth rain would be felt worldwide. she was the most widely traveled monarch in history, she helped transform a britons empire, using former colonies in two states, and all that while balancing motherhood and monarchy. three sons and a daughter, she encouraged her children to live lives and beyond the palace walls. in some ways, the royal family appeared just like the rest of us, vulnerable, there was divorce, and reconciliation. her son prince andrew, -- accusations of sexual misconduct. but the tragedy princess diana was an especially dark moment for the royal family. her fairytale romance and marriage ended in scandal, with a messy divorce, then death. diana killed in a traffic accident in paris, the royal family grieved privately, but there is growing anger in britain that the monarchy was out of touch, detached, and aloof. the queen quickly returned to london from her vacation home to pay tribute to diana, and face a challenge to modern

but of course on social media, you see in abby turns from or to places that have been liberated, sometimes large respecting the, you know, the, the wishes of the ukrainian government to not share pictures. and so from there and also from experts, for example, does of the institute of study of war, or we have confirmation that indeed, there are some places being liberated, but perhaps the main, or you know, the main or a giveaway of dis going well for early ukrainian side is the fact that russia has announced that it wouldn't hold a referendum right now in the region of had a son of occupied had a son. it says that it's, it's on hold for the moment due to the situation due to the counter offensive. it doesn't say it completely abandons decide, dear, but that was very much aimed at it, you know, making official di annexation and actually annexing to region of her son just as they had done in 2014 with crimea. and given the fact that they don't want to do that right now, well, it shows that dest, you knows a floating moment. therefore, the russian command on the front lined out very busy like

the abby reporter, ready to explain javi from here. well, billy is gay. refuse to go along with to relay the message to r o d w reporter hung schwend lee has been following the story for us. who's behind these criminal groups, or there are indications that these groups might be linked to chinese gangs. i'll go into the details later, but what really shocked me during my research was the scale of these operations, how big they have become different. and she also estimated the number of people trapped in the scam industry. add up to tens of thousands. and this is because they have a whole system supporting it, and this is how they usually do it. so human traffickers often post job ads on social media targeting young people and the jobs very a lot. so some types are ranging from accounting to customer service to tag and, but there is the one thing incumbent, so they always claim easy work for high pay. and also flight and accommodations are almost always included. so and up to our viewers leg, watch out if this happens, because this is no

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i think it will all wrap up with a funeral service for the queen ten days from now at westminster abbyeads of state will be coming from all over the world for that. she was so well respected and for charles, conflicting emotion and on one hand he's sad for the loss of his mother and on the other hand, he can achieve his destiny being the oldest person at 73 years of age to become king in british history. he said today after the death of his mother, he said the death of my beloved mother, her majesty, the queen, is a moment of greatest sadness for me and all members of my family. we mourn profoundly the passing of a cherished sovereign and much loved mother. newly elected uk prime minister liz truss also gave a statement outside of 10 downing street saying in part today, the crown passes as it has done for more than 1 1,000 years it now mona, head of state king charles iii. with the king we mourn the loss of his mother and come together truss says and concludes by god save the king. something that will be hard to get use to have wanted liz, all i've ever known was god save the queen for