grandson, the duke of cambridge, fir to emerge, followed by her daughter-in-law sophie, the countess of essex, and then her youngest son's edward, the earl of wessex and andrew the duke of yorkilliam drove the family group to balmoral to join his father, the prince of wales, camilla, the duchess of cornwall, who were already with the queen. within an hour and half of their arrival came news from buckingham palace. as is tradition, the announcement of the queen's death was attached to the palace gate by two footmen, as tributes began. >> queen elizabeth the second was the rock on which modern britain was built. our country has flourished under her reign. she was the very spirit of great britain and that spirit will indoor. she has been our longest-ever reigning monarch. it is an extraordinary achievement to haveresided with such dignity and grace for 70 years. at the passing of the second elizabethan age, we usher in a new era in the magnificent history of our great country, exactly as her majesty would have wished, by saying the words, "god save the king." and also, from the leader of the opposition. >> for the vast majority of us, the late queen has been simply the queen. t

of queen elizabeth's lying—in—state. if you've justjoined us, in the past few minutes queen elizabeth's four children, king charles, anne, the princess royal, prince andrew the duke of york prince edward the earl of wessex have held a vigil around the queen's coffin in westminster hall. these are pictures from the "vigil of the princes" as it's called, with all four royals in ceremonial military uniform accompanying the coffin for 15 minutes. the queen's eight grandchildren are expected to do the same tomorrow. and this is the scene outside the hall. thousands of people are queuing to pay their respects to the queen. this is the scene outside the hall. thousands of people still waiting to pay their respects to the queen. the wait time is 2a hours. thank you very much. it has to be said that this was perhaps the most striking aspect of the ceremonial here in westminster hall over the last few days as the queens coffin was brought here on wednesday. we have had thousands of people queueing to pay their respects, but the arrival of the king and his sister and his two brothers were undoubtedly something that people are very struck by. as we go inside the hull now, we can see

royals arrived at balmoral in the past hour, a land rover being driven by the duke of alongside prince andrew, the duke of yorkthen the earl and countess of 16, also with them. we are told that prince harry is also on his way, but he was not this party and is not travelling either with his duchess of sussex. she is not travelling to balmoral. as you can imagine, there have been lots of reactions and expressions of alarm during the day. the prime minister liz truss said the whole country would be deeply concerned by the news, and she has said that her thoughts and those of everyone in the uk were currently with her majesty and members of the royal family. let usjust majesty and members of the royal family. let us just remind ourselves, just two days ago, the new prime minister liz truss was officially asked by the queen to form a government. liz truss became the 15th prime minister of the queen's reign when she visited the queen's reign when she visited the queen there at balmoral. so that is the summary of where we stand right now at three minutes past six, and our royal correspondent nicholas witchell is with

the lying—on—state of queen elizabeth at westminster. in the next hour, the queen's four children, king charles, anne the princess royal, prince andrew the duke of yorkand vigil around the queen's coffin in westminster hall for 15 minutes. the queen's grandchildren are expected to do the same tomorrow. meanwhile a former private secretary to the queen says it's been humbling to witness the nation mourn her passing, as our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. her passing has done what she always strove to do throughout her long reign — to bring people together, to be a focus for the best of us, for feelings of camaraderie and kindness. albeit underpinned just now by a deep sadness. and just like the institution of monarchy, there is something timeless about the rituals of royal mourning. archive: for over three miles, the queue stretches. _ keeping vigil, that they may make their last salute - to a beloved monarch. 1952, and the lying—in—state of the queen's father, king george vi. a very different age — but in westminster hall, the same certainties. in the sombre grey, the catafalque is the only island of colour... - the queen well understo

beloved corgis corgis have a new home, the dogs dogs are expected to live at the the royal lodge of andrew, the duke of yorkeen 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 union square. excitement is growing es

given birth to four children -- prince charles; princess anne, the princess royal; prince andrew, the duke of york most of the time but spent holidays at the queen's scottish estate of balmoral and sandringham in norfolk, where they enjoyed a love of the great outdoors, the queen balancing the demands of married life with being head of state. -and right from the beginning, it was accepted that prince philip would be the head of a family. she'd wear the crown, but he'd wear the trousers. so all the decisions about the fabric of their homes, the domestic decisions, the big important decisions would be taken by him -- where the children went to school, all that sort of thing was in his remit. -the queen, you know, in a time -- let's be honest -- of chauvinism, of, you know, where most women did not have careers -- there were no leaders of companies. there was certainly no senior politicians that were women. and yet this woman, at 25, was at the helm of our government and our constitutional monarchal system. ♪♪ -the 1970s were a challenging period for both queen and country. now in her mid-40s, her re

grandson, the duke of cambridge, was first to emerge, followed by her daughter—in—law, sophie, the countess of wessex and then, her two youngest sons, edward, the earl of wessex, and andrew, the duke of york here in the uk for a number of charity events, his wife meghan did not accompany him to scotland. at 6:30, buckingham palace officially announced the death of queen elizabeth ii. following tradition, the statement was attached to the palace gates by two footmen, as tributes began. queen elizabeth ii was the rock on which modern britain was built. our country has grown and flourished under her reign. she was the very spirit of great britain, and that spirit will endure. she has been our longest—ever reigning monarch. it's an extraordinary achievement to have presided with such dignity and grace for 70 years, and with the passing of the second elizabethan age, we usher in a new era in the magnificent history of our great country exactly as her majesty would have wished — by saying the words, god save the king. and also from the leader of the opposition. for the vast majority of us, the late queen has been simply the queen, the only queen, above all else, our queen. as we mourn her loss,

the case. you played a clip earlier on of one man who shouted at said the duke of adjective, am i trans andrew as a the duke of york, as he was walking into saint jealous cathedral, that is in relation to allegations that have been made about prince andrew's personal life from which it, it certainly of made the headlines over the last few years that has resulted in a distancing between prince andrew and the rest of the royal family. he's now regarded as a non working member of the royal family. for example, he will not be allowed to wear ceremonial dress during these proceedings until the vigil is held in westminster cathedral. and that will be the only time we don't know, of course, of what has happened to the man who made the shot other than, than, than he was arrested at the time. there is a possibility, of course it was arrested for his own safety because people around him were very angry about what was happening. it is, wasn't pointing out of course, that not ever been scotland approved or agrees with the while family scotland itself felt a referendum to leave the union of great britain back in 2014. and i dec

the 1st time that a woman will have taken part. in this ceremony. we will make out and be made up of king charles the 3rd and prince and the princess royal prince andrew, the duke of york, who introduced interestingly i is wearing a dark suit, but a's is wearing his medals and his garter star and prince edward at the olive, ha, wessex is going to be there as well. i should explain just briefly about prince andrew's address at prince andrews. i think perhaps michael was mentioning before prince andrew's am. life has been the stuff of headlines over the last couple of years and that's led to a degree of estrangement from the family. so the result has been that he has agreed out of respect to not to where a military uniform, the only time he will wear military uniform will be joined the vigil that will be taking place in the palace of westminster or in london. we had previously seen people, members of the public being allowed in 2 at walked past the coffin and pay their respects. and we understand that they may have been stopped for the moment whilst the vigil is taking place, or at least they may have been halted temporarily. however, we also know that crowds have been w

grandson the duke of cambridge was the first to emerge, followed by her daughter—in—law, sophie b countess of wessex. and then her two youngest sons, edward, the earl of wessex, and andrew, the duke of yorkm palace officially announced the death of queen elizabeth ii. following tradition, the statement was attached to the palace gates by two footmen as tributes began.- footmen as tributes began. queen elizabeth ii was _ footmen as tributes began. queen elizabeth ii was the _ footmen as tributes began. queen elizabeth ii was the rock _ footmen as tributes began. queen elizabeth ii was the rock on i footmen as tributes began. queen elizabeth ii was the rock on which | elizabeth ii was the rock on which modern britain was built. 0ur modern britain was built. our country has grown and flourished under her reign. she was the very spirit of great britain and that spirit of great britain and that spirit will endure. she has been our longest ever reigning monarch. it is an extraordinary achievement to have resided with such dignity and grace for 70 years and with the passing of the second elizabethan age we usher in a new era in the magnificent history of our great country exactly as her majesty

the queen's third son, prince andrew, the duke of york, married sarah ferguson and had two daughters,genie. they dwoivorced in 1996. in 2019 prince andrew was caught up in a scandal involving jeffrey epstein. andrew stepped away from his royal duties after an interview with the bbc about his relationship with epstein. one of epstein's alleged victims had accused prince andrew of sexual abuse and filed a civil suit against him. andrew denied any wrongdoing. >> i can tell you categorically i don't remember meeting her at all. >> reporter: buckingham palace also released a statement at the time. it is emphatically denied that the duke of york had any form of sexual contact or relationship with virginia roberts. any claim to the contrary is false and without foundation. the queen's fourth child, prince edward, was reportedly closest to the queen. he and his wife, sophie, the counts of sussex, told sky news a few years ago they spent most weekends with her. prince edward and his wife have two children, james and louise, who apparently at one point didn't know her grandmother was the queen

king charles and his siblings, his sist, the princess royal, and his brothers, the duke of york, prince andrewthe duke of wessex -- duke of essex will hold a vigil tomorrow at 6:30 when they will take their places around that purple bier that we see in the images from inside westminster hall. earlier today at sandringham, prince william who willed himself one day be king after charles told well-wishers how difficult it had been to walk behind his grandmother's coffin yesterday when it was brought back into london, saying it reminded him of a time as a small boy when he and his brother walked behind the coffin carrying their mother, diana, 25 years ago. reporter: viewing the carpet of flowers and tribute, the prince and princess of wales came to sandringham to say thank you to the staff, to the community who supported the queen throughout her reign. it was an emotional return to the norco estate, a chance to chat and reflect on events of the past week. the prince of wales was asked about walking behind his grandmother's cfin to westminster hall yesterday. >> it was challenging. reporter: challe

the coffin of their mother, queen elizabeth, in westminster hall. the event is known as the vigil of the princes" and lasted for 15 minutes. all four royals, king charles himself, his brothers prince andrew the duke of yorkf wessex — all wore ceremonial military uniform. princess anne is the first woman to take part in the vigil, and on saturday, all eight of the late queen's grandchildren are expected to do the same. live now to westminster and my colleague shaun ley. welcome to westminster wherever you're watching us from. if you are outside the uk, it is a little after 9pm on a cool, autumnal evening, friday evening, the last friday before the queen is laid to rest. the last opportunity this weekend, then, for the thousands of members of the public to pay their respects. those journey times are getting longer and longer. we were told yesterday that that chicane here thatis yesterday that that chicane here that is just off to my left —— left, close to the river thames here at westminster is taking about two hours to traverse from once side to the other as they sneak backwards and forwards. i would estimate this queue has got a little longer by now. certainly over the course of the evening, people had t

the prince of wales and county duchess of cornwall, prince william, the prince royal, princess ann, edward and sophie, prince andrew, duke of york, and the duke and duchess of sussex harry and meghan are all either at balmoral or on their way there. presumably to be beside her. i was going to say by her bedside, but we don't know much more than what we've been told by the palace. doctors say she is comfortable. it's a concerning time. look, i would say that at this moment it's a moment to pray for the best, but, perhaps, fear for the worst. we will see how things play out. the queen, of course, is noer to nor tore yous for her brilliant ability to rally. it was only a couple days we saw her standing with a walking stick, greeting the new prime minister of the uk. so, there will be millions of people across this country praying for her right now. >> i'm just wondering, you know, this movement of the entire royal family heading over to balmoral, i mean, this is -- there's always so little information at times buckingham palace releases about the queen or the royal family, but this is significant. >> yeah. in february we were told

of the queen's family arrived at aberdeen airport, the duke of cambridge was first to emerge with the countess of wessex. then her youngest sons edward, the earl of wessex, and andrew, the duke of yorkn the announcement of the queen's death was attached to the palace gates, as tributes began. queen elizabeth ii, our country has grown _ queen elizabeth ii, our country has grown and — queen elizabeth ii, our country has grown and flourished under her reign. she was the very spirit of great _ reign. she was the very spirit of great britain and that spirit will endure — great britain and that spirit will endure. she has been our longest ever reigning monarch. it is an extraordinary achievement to have resided _ extraordinary achievement to have resided with such dignity and grace for 70 _ resided with such dignity and grace for 70 years, and with the passing of the _ for 70 years, and with the passing of the second elizabethan age, we usher— of the second elizabethan age, we usher in _ of the second elizabethan age, we usher in a — of the second elizabethan age, we usher in a new era in the magnificent history of our great countrv — magnificent history of our great country. exactly as h

to the throne, with the earl and countess of wessex, — throne, with the earl and countess of wessex, and also with andrew the duke of— of wessex, and also with andrew the duke of yorkso that meant all of her children were here, and prince william, _ her children were here, and prince william, and later in the evening yesterday, prince harry arrived. as far as _ yesterday, prince harry arrived. as far as prince — yesterday, prince harry arrived. as far as prince harry, besoyen leaving round _ far as prince harry, besoyen leaving round about— far as prince harry, besoyen leaving round about eight o'clock, just after— round about eight o'clock, just after eight o'clock this morning. all of— after eight o'clock this morning. all of the — after eight o'clock this morning. all of the rest of the royals are there _ all of the rest of the royals are there and _ all of the rest of the royals are there and one must imagine it has been _ there and one must imagine it has been incredibly sad evening for them, — been incredibly sad evening for them, and notjust them but the staff— them, and notjust them but the staff and — them, and notjust them but the staff and the people her

one man was arrested after he shouted at the duke of york. ah, prince andrew as he walked into some jaws, a cathedral made a remark. so with regard to the duke of york's a personal life was certainly allegations that had been made about his personal life. he was immediately arrested and we don't know whether not he's been charged yet because there is also a possibility that he could have been arrested for his own safety because people around him, we're getting very, very angry halem with that and rob, notwithstanding what happened there and it with all the protocol it what happens next? what does it say there queens a coffin is going to be lying in a centralised cathedral now for a period of time to allow members of the public to be able to file past and place their personal respects. these are in fact they are going to be the 1st people that burger to be the 1st people to be able to pay their own personal respects closely to queen elizabeth the 2nd that is going to go on for the period of time. oh certainly over night and then to morrow the coffin is going to

prince charles, as the british media clarify, a plane with seven members of the royal family flew to scotland. among them are princess anne, prince edward and the duke of york, prince andrewo was deprived of royal honors due to numerous scandals, an unexpected twist. the reporter was also named trips to the fall of prince harry with his wife meghan markle, who have recently been at the maximum distance from the life of the royal court near buckingham palace and the scottish residence. at these moments, crowds of worried britons are gathering, the archbishop of counterbury prayed for the health of the queen, the british parliamentarians sent her, perhaps, wishes for a speedy recovery. vladimir putin today launched three new highways via video link, he took part in the opening ceremony for traffic on new and reconstructed sections of the m12 and m5 highways yulia makarova, who watched the ceremony, will tell about the importance of these segments both for individual regions and for the whole country. three new routes that are linked in a common transport corridor from st. petersburg to chelyabinsk and tyumen in the moscow region launched the first section of the federal hig

and we hear other members of the of her family are also on route the duke of york, prince andrew is currently on his way to ball moral the count and the countess of wessex. edward and sophie also traveling the princess anne, who is already in scotland is also making her way there. and fact, all the queen's children children are either at or traveling to bar morrow. that's what we're hearing. and of course, she was 90. 6 years old, she reigned for 17 years and 70. yes, pardon me? and seen 16 prime ministers in the office. and just, just a little bit more news that we're getting. the duchess of cambridge has remained in windsor a because prince george, prince of charlotte and prince louis are on their 1st full day at the new school. that's just some news coming into us from about her great grandchildren. oh. c so earlier we heard from mistrust, the you case, new prime minister. it was out she, while she was speaking the commons, that her we got we, we thought her get the news that something was going on that perhaps the queen was not well, and this is what liz cross had to say. the whole countr

the earl and duchess of sussex may be on their way. prince william on his way. same for prince andrew, duke of york, and the earl and duchess -- the duke and duchess of sussex. we know the duke of sussex, harry, is going to balmoral. the duchess, meghan, is going to stay in london. they were in europe for a number of occasions. we understand now that harry is heading to balmoral. meghan is not. we have this picture, don't we, of first a health update, as you mentioned, incredibly unusual. the very fact buckingham palace prepared to give an update on the queen's health. so often, those of us who cover these royal events get told by the palace, we're not going to give a running commentary on a member of the royal family's health. here they have. i think that is significant. then just the members of the family converging at balmoral, potentially significant. the messages from political leaders here in the uk, the prime minister, the leader of the opposition, the archbishop of caterbury paints a picture. although, the queen is famously able to rally. we have heard occasions that she was tired and that

the members of the royal family. you have the queen's children, king charles iii, princess ann, the princess royal, prince andrew, the duke of yorkand prince edward the royal of essex and prince andrew who served in the royal family in, the royal navy. not in uniform. and behind them you have prince william and prince harry and prince harry also not in uniform. because he is no longer a working royal. he has stepped back from his duties. his military duties were also stripped away from him at that point. he was allowed to wear his uniform one time during his funeral -- this period of mourning. but to day for the service, he's in a mourning suit. >> and prince andrew, of course, no longer an active royal. obviously, swept up in controversy and after a disastrous interview was the decision was made that he would not be active anymore. he was, was he not, one of the queen's favorite children. it was a difficult choice for her. >> he was said to be her favorite of the four of them. queen was a mother of her time. she was not a particularly hands on touch qui feely mother that we might understand it. when prince charles was just 3 yea

andrew entered westminster hall and approached the katter ft. all of them, including andrew, were in uniform. the king took his place at the head of the coffin, the duke of yorkfoot. the princess royal on one of the flax. the earl of wessex on the other. they stood with their heads bowed. watching members of the extended royal family, though not princes william and harry, they, with the queens other grandchildren will mount a vigil tomorrow. the vigils of the sons and daughter lasted for a little less than 15 minutes, a personal tribute on a very public stage. and all the while, the long lines of spectators continue to file past. for them, it was an added reward. >> the strength of the king and his siblings, standing there in front of so many members of the public is overwhelming and breathtaking. >> so strong, those children are so strong. >> on a busy day for the new king, and important speech about diversity and faith. he told faith leaders at buckingham palace that he would be sovereign of all communities. >> commitment to those vital principles of freedom, generosity of spirit, and care of others, which are, to me, the essence of our nationhood. i am det

the imperatives of public ritual. queen elizabeth's four children walked behind their mother's hearse. briefly, an insult was shouted at the duke of york. andrewe king! the royal mile of edinburgh is an ancient thoroughfare, steep in its progress towards st giles' cathedral, the historic high kirk of edinburgh where the queen had sometimes worshipped, not as head of the church, but simply as a member. here, they placed on the coffin the crown of scotland, made in the 16th century for the queen's ancestorjames v. consider the quiet symbolism of it — it is a gesture towards the distinctive character of scotland's historic nationhood. the first lesson was read by the first minister. for everything there is a season and a time for every matter under heaven. a time to be born and a time to die. a time to plant, and a time to pluck up what is planted. a time to kill and a time to heal. atime to a time to break down and a time to build up. the queen's coffin will lie in rest here for 24—hours. members of the public will be admitted to file past and pay their respects. tomorrow, it will be taken to london to lie in state at westminster great hall for

the duchess of cornwall. in the last hour. and that is the plane that has landed there, and on board was the duke of cambridge, prince andrew, the duke of yorka government at balmoral. liz truss becoming the 15th prime minister of the queen's reign, and of course that event not taking place in london as would normally be the custom but in balmoral in scotland due to the queen's health. the day started as planned with the statement by the prime minister on a package of plans to help people with soaring energy bills, the biggest announced in post—war history but as prime minister liz truss set out her plans that use was interrupted with the news of the queen's health and the news of the queen's health and the speaker of the house of commons, sir lindsay hoyle, interrupted proceedings to send the best wishes of everyone in parliament. i utiii of everyone in parliament. i will say something _ of everyone in parliament. i will say something about _ of everyone in parliament. i will say something about the - of everyone in parliament. ii-i' ii. say something about the announcement which has just been say something about the announcement which hasj

king charles and his siblings, his sister the princess royal and his brothers the duke of york, prince andrewinster. earlier today at sandringham, prince william, who will himself one day be king after charles, told well—wishers how difficult it was to walk behind his grandmother's often yesterday when it was brought back into london saying it reminded him of a time as a small boy when he and his mother walked behind the coffin carrying their mother diana, 25 years ago. our royal correspondent reports. viewing the carpet of flowers and tributes, the prince and princess of wales came to sandringham to say thank you, to the staff, to the community, who supported the queen throughout her reign. it was an emotional return to the norfolk estate, a chance to chat and reflect on events of the past week. doing the walk yesterday was challenging. brought back a few memories. "challenging, it brought back memories," he said. still keenly felt. william spent many happy christmases at sandringham. it was a sanctuary for the royal family, a place they could retreat to. and every february, the queen came t

two of them are pembroke welsh corgies the breed she was devoted to and the source close to the duke of york says now andrewhess divorced in 1996 they both live at the royal lodge on the windsor estate. fergie bonded with the late queen after their shared love of bike riding and love of walking. it is unclear who will adopt the queen's other two dogs. we have talked about the queen's devotion to her corgies but they weren't the only four-legged loves in her life. she also had a life long passion for horses, including a keen appreciation of horse racing. that interest in thoroughbreds brought her to the cradle of american horse racing, my home state of kentucky. joining me now is price bell and healy bell from lexington, a place i loved to spend time running around in as a child. this is truly special to have you both on. you know, i have to say, i had no idea about all of the royal connections to mill ridge farm until we were looking to speak to people in lexington who had met the queen and had a farm the queen had visited. i said, mel ridge farm, i grew up in their barns going in and out. your family's bre

the streets of edinburgh. his siblings, his sister, the princess ann, earl of wessex , and duke of york, prince andrew are joiningprince harry. there's a story behind that, we'll try to get to it, but we've got to go to the market because we've got a nice rally this monday morning. not huge but it's kind of nice, dow is up 150, nasdaq is up 91 points. now look at this. it's a new book. i'm going to read the title for you. said it all. "nation of victims, identity politics, the death of merit and the path back to excellence." vivek vivek ramaswamy is the author. would you say that victimology is the political strategy of the left over the entire generation? >> i think it has been more much of the 21st century. there's something about the psychological need that human beings have that when you describe them as a victim, that justifies taking any action to achieve their ends, but it's not just limited to the american left. even vladimir putin in some ways describes himself as a victim, because that's what allows him to take extraordinary force that otherwise wouldn't have been justified even to his own people , if h

see lady louise on the left, prince edward's elder daughter on the right, beatrice, the duke of york prince andrew's daughter. beatrice gave very powerful tribute published just in the last hour. zara phillips there, princess anne's daughter. to read a part of it - - our dearest granny, we've not been able to put much into words since you left us all. there have been tears and laughter, silences and chatter, hugs and loneliness, and a collective loss for you, our beloved queen and our beloved granny. we, like many, thought you'd be here forever, and we all miss you terribly. you were our mentor, our guide, our loving hand on our backs leading us through the world. you taught us so much, we will cherish those lessons and memories forever. for now, dear granny, we want to say thank you, thank you for making us laugh, for including us, for picking heather and rspberries, for marching soldiers, for our teas, the comfort, the joy. you being you, you never know the impact you have had on our lives and so many people around the world." i think this speaks to all of the grandchildren there, i think it speak

of their titles, you know, obviously, for vastly different reasons. i am wondering what the significance that have is. >> reporter: we actually saw the duke of york, prince andrew, last night in his uniform vice admiral of the royal navy. that was a title he has held on to. and so he was given special dispensation to do that as a last farewell to the queen. we are going to see the same from the duke of sussex, prince harry, this evening. i think this is really a personal moment for them. so while they are no longer working royals, they no longer technically have the right to wear these uniforms in their honoree roles, but this is about recognizing their affinity with the queen because not only was she their grandmother and mother, she was head of the armed forces and the boss as prince harry has famously called her in the past. >> max foster is reporting that prince harry and meghan received a invitation to padbuckingham palace for working members of the royal family. prince harry and duchess meghan are not working royals and this is was a mistake, this was some kind of oversight and i'm wondering what you make of that and what you think will happen next. >> re

the planning is very much continuing ahead of the state funeral on monday morning. in the last few hours, the duke of york has paid tribute to his mother the queen. andrewor containment." andrew accompanied his words with a black and white photo taken by society photographer cecil beaton of his mother holding him as a newborn in march 1960. he added, "i will miss your insights, advice and humour". let's cross over to my colleague rebecca jones who is at buckingham palace. good to see you, tell us more about what is happening there, please. hello to you all at home on a wonderfully warm and sunny afternoon here at buckingham palace. who knows, perhaps the fine and dry weather has encouraged more and more people to come down here, because still they come. they come in their hundreds, hundreds and hundreds of people are here, clutching bouquets. i spoke to some people have here to buckingham palace because they are not sure that they were able to queue for hours and hours to see the queen lying in state at westminster hall, so they decided to come here to buckingham palace instead to pay their respects and remember her majesty the queen, and who knows, per

the corgis will go to live with the duke and duchess of york, prince andrew and sarah ferguson despiteng more than 25 years ago, the two still do live at the royal lodge on the windsor estate. the queen is also reported to have left behind the mixed-breed dog and the cockerspaniel. one source told me it is likely to be princess anne who also has a great love of dogs and a great love of horses she shared with her mother. >>> i'll have more from london in a few moments. but first let's bring in rosemary church at cnn center in atlanta. >> thank you so much, becky. >>> and still to come, what's at stake in the latest legal wrangling over the classified documents seized at donald trump's florida home? details in just a few moments. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪♪ psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis lo

andrew entered westminster hall and approached the catafalque. all of them, including andrew, were in uniform. the king took his place at the head of the coffin, the duke of yorkrry. they, with the queen's other grandchildren, will mount a vigil tomorrow evening. the vigil of the sons and daughter lasted for a little less than 15 minutes, a personal tribute on a very public stage. and all the while, the long lines of spectators continued to file past. for them, there had been an added reward. i think the strength it took for the king and his siblings standing there in front of so many members of the public was really overwhelming and breathtaking, really. yeah, so strong. those children are so strong. on a busy day for the new king, an important speech about diversity and faith. he told faith leaders at buckingham palace that he would be sovereign of all communities. society can only thrive through a clear collective commitment to those vital principles of freedom of conscience, generosity of spirit and care for others, which are, to me, the essence of our nation. i am determined as king to preserve and promote those principles across all communities and for a

the imperatives of public ritual. queen elizabeth's four children walked behind their mother's hearse. briefly, an insult was shouted at the duke of york. andrew save the king! had sometimes worshipped, not as head of the church, but simply as a member. here, they placed on the coffin the crown of scotland, made in the 16th century for the queen's ancestor james v. consider the quiet symbolism of it — it is a gesture towards the distinctive character of scotland's historic nationhood. the first lesson was read by the first minister. for everything there is a season and a time for every matter under heaven. a time to be born and a time to die. a time to plant, and a time to pluck up what is planted. a time to kill and a time to heal. a time to break down and a time to build up. the queen's coffin will lie in rest here for 2h hours. members of the public will be admitted to file past and pay their respects. tomorrow, it will be taken to london to lie in state at westminster great hall for four days. in life, queen elizabeth was a powerful force for national cohesion. she came to embody a shared history and a common sense of identity. what will r

those early years, the queen and her husband end, the duke of edinburgh, started a family the first was prince charles, then anne, followed andrew, dirk of york. along with motherhood, the queen aimed to be a modern monarch and kept a busy public schedule for decades. >> i would like to tell the american people, north, south, east and west, to know how happy we are to be here she met william: with world leaders at home and abroad. one visit brought her to the u.s. 2007 when ben president george w. bush was in the white house. >> it is a moment to take stock of our friendship, rightly taking pleasure from its strengths, while never taking these for granted, and it is the time to look forward, jointly renewing our commitment to a more prosperous, safer and freer world. william: the queen carried out an endless variety of ceremonial duties and was the patron of more than 600 organizations and charities. through it all, she tried to keep her family's personal life out of the public eye, but the effort was increasingly in vain. in 1983, an intruder confronted the queen in her bedroom, and in 1992 came a series of tabloid scandals. tensions in the

the life and legacy of her majesty, queen elizabeth ii. andrew, if you can give us any context on that. >> it's a custom. he is not an active royal any more than the duke of york the duke of york also wasn't wearing uniform. how splendid to remind the media that this is not about him or his wife, the duchess of sussex. this is very much about the late queen. as she leaves scotland for the lot of time now, we have seen the tremendous crowds that have turned up. it's right that we should con con. >> dale: d -- concentrate on this. >> it's true that the queen throughout -- there have been problems, obviously, after the death of diana notably. during the terrible year, of course, the fire in windsor. she's had so many troubles in her reign. when you go back to her service in world war ii and the way she has stoically faced all of these difficulties throughout a long -- historically long tenure of 70 plus years, just the way she served her people, duty and service to god and country, is what really signifies the historic nature of her rule. jillian, you were referring to some of the challenges that king charles will face. the skyrocketing inflation and the economic

tell you, they are going to go and live with the duke and duchess of york at their house on the windsor estate. they were given to the queen by prince andrewdrew gave them to the queen. but i was speaking to someone close to prince andrew. there's some interesting insight here. what i learned was, the duchess, i was hold, bonded with her majesty over dog walking and riding horses, even after riding her horse. i >> there was all that bitterness around the marriage and the divorce rather. and it was interesting to find out the queen continued a friendship with fergie over the years. it does speak to the fact that, you know, the queen put family first, and she had a connection with fergie, even though the rest of the nation fell out with her after that divorce. >> yeah. christiane amanpour and richard quest i'm going to bring in. i am not sure if you're a dog lover. i am, i have three at home. but this speaks to the nature of the -- her majesty, of her love for animals and people. and she was of the people yet still being a royal. >> i think that's absolutely the case. she had this affection, you know, she loved horses and dogs. like so many

the royal family. there have been rumors, prince andrew wants back into the fold. but so far, the new king seems uninterested in welcoming him back. >> the duke of york stood vigil alongsidethere can be no return to public for the duke of york. >> there is also the question of camilla. whether people take to the queen concert? who princess diana once alluded was the third person in her marriage? >> i think camilla has done an extraordinary job in ex slowly, calmly, patiently, winning the british public around. i think she has made huge inroads. i think that will continue. she makes charles better person. she will make him a better king. >> after the queens that there was some apparent reconciliation between the king 's sons and their wives. it is unclear if it was just a show, out of respect for the queen. there are fears that the palace of the publication of prince harry's autobiography, expected later this year. >> charles has been desperately upset about the friction between william and harry. now, that his reign is starting, he needs them to build those bridges and men in the relationship but for now, the state still belongs to the late queen elizabeth. her coffin lyi

the duke of york, the earl of essex, prince edward. they're all there. and her grandchildren, william and harry. we have a photograph of william driving a car to balmoral with prince andrew in the back and prince edward in the back. that picture, i think is so evocative of them racing to be with the queen but for them, of course, it's their mom or their grandmother, racing to be by her side. charles already there, ann already there. every family knows exactly the kinds of things going on today. the phone calls, the texts. we need to get there quickly. find a way. they took a plane to abder dean and then william drove that hour drive to get to balmoral to get there. at the same time the duchess of cambridge staying back to stay with the children who just started school this week. these are personal stories that underscore as well as a public event and quite a public event this is and may be, it is also a very, very private event for this family, who live in the public eye. and if the unimaginable, and i use that word -- i choose that word carefully, if the unimaginable is happening right now because it is unimaginable for so many of us who have never known anybody other t

the imperatives of public ritual. queen elizabeth's four children walked behind their mother's hearse. briefly, an insult was shouted at the duke of york. andrew it is a gesture towards the distinctive character of scotland's historic nationhood. i welcome all of you to st giles' cathedral. here, john knox confronted mary queen of scots. here, james vi argued about liturgy. here, our late queen received the honours of scotland. # gracious is the lord and righteous. # yes, our god is merciful. the queen's coffin now rests here for 24 hours. tomorrow, it will be taken to london to lie in state at westminster great hall. the scottish parliament his mother opened 23 years ago is the centre of public and political life here now. this evening, the king and queen consort were escorted into the chamber by the king's bodyguard in scotland, the royal company of archers. the msps stood for a two minutes' silence. then each party leader spoke in support of a motion of condolence. our nation is in mourning today for a queen whose loss we have not yet begun to come to terms with. we are deeply honoured by the presence today of his majesty king charles iii a

with him the queen consort, camilla. andrew, duke of york and earl of inverness. ted into the wood on top. the royal party moving to take their seats. ina in a moment, the crown of scotland will be placed on the coffin by the duke of hamilton. he is being accompanied as he carries the crown by the carrick pursuivant and the rothesay herald. the crown is part of the honours of scotland which, along with the sceptre and the sword, are the oldest surviving royal regalia in the united kingdom. the steps being brought forward to allow the duke of hamilton to place the crown on the coffin. when they have taken their seats, the minister will call the people to worship, and the service will begin. i welcome all of you to st giles�* cathedral, the high kirk, this ancient parish church of edinburgh. welcome to all around the world who are watching this service being broadcast. here at saint giles, john knox confronted mary queen of scots. here, james the sixth argued about liturgy. here, oliver cromwell preached. here, parliament sometimes met. here, our late queen received

prince andrew, who's been engulfed in controversy, has announced that he will not undertake any royal duties for the foreseeable future. in 2019, the queen's second son, the duke of yorkd as "a major disruption to my family's work". cheering. injanuary, 2020, the duke and duchess of sussex, harry and meghan, announced their sudden departure from life as senior royals to forge a new future in north america. reporter: they are going - with the best wishes of the queen. in a statement from buckingham palace, she said... "harry, meghan and archie will always be much—loved members "of my family." she went on, "i recognise the challenges they have experienced "as a result of intense scrutiny over the last two years "and support their wish for a more independent life." but the greatest challenge of 2020 — to the whole world — came with the deadly coronavirus pandemic... ..which forced populations into lockdown. the queen herself was placed into quarantine at windsor castle from where she addressed a fearful nation. i'm speaking to you at what i know is an increasingly challenging time, a time of disruption in the life of our country, a disruption that has brought grief to so

andrew entered the hall and approached the catafalque. all of them were in uniform. the king took his place at the head of the coffin. the duke of yorkthe princess royal on one of the flanks, the earl of wessex on the other. they stood with their heads bowed. watching, members of the extended royal family, watching, members of the extended royalfamily, though not princes william and harry. they, with the queen's other grandchildren, will mount a vigil tomorrow evening. the vigil of the sons and daughter lasted a little less than 15 minutes, personal tribute on a very public stage, and all the while, the long lines of spectators continued to foul past. for them, they had been an added reward. i to foul past. for them, they had been an added reward.— to foul past. for them, they had been an added reward. i think the strenath it been an added reward. i think the strength it took _ been an added reward. i think the strength it took the _ been an added reward. i think the strength it took the king - been an added reward. i think the strength it took the king and - been an added reward. i think the strength it took the king and his l stren

duke of york and harry should wear his uniform, too. and i think it was the right decision. the distraction, and the only people who saw that in the royal family, are andrewow, we're watching in westminster hall right now, where the king will appear probably in minutes, even less, andrew will be wearing his military uniform, as camilla said, we have seen active service but a bit of a controversy that he will be allowed to do it at all. >> clive? clive, you were muted. >> oh, okay. sorry about that. >> no worries. go ahead. >> no worries, go ahead. >> i was just saying, hello, you can hear me? >> yes. we're going to get it reconnected. hold on one second. what we're seeing is king charles, his car pull up to westminster hall, and i just want to note that this is medieval timber, this is in itself, i mean obviously, because it is holding the queen right now, but there's so much history involved in this hall, back to 1097, we were discussing this yesterday, and i mean this is a place where the royalty almost stopped, or the monarch almost ceased to exist, it did for a little bit of time. and to see this moment there, adding another layer of a long line of tr

andrew. yes, the uniform in this context is _ prince andrew. yes, the uniform in this context is incredibly i in this context is incredibly symbolic and we know that for prince harry and for the duke of yorkanted any form of honours. of course it is important to state that he denies all wrongdoing but in light of the lawsuit that was made against him, buckingham palace announced he wouldn't uses titles anymore. so in summary, one of the partners said the images of prince andrew being adored can give the impression that all has been forgiven so that is what the guardian is touching on here, one of the best times you are seeing this represented in the papers. are seeing this represented in the papers-— are seeing this represented in the papers. yes, the guardian iiickin the papers. yes, the guardian picking up _ the papers. yes, the guardian picking up on _ the papers. yes, the guardian picking up on that. _ the papers. yes, the guardian picking up on that. that i the papers. yes, the guardian picking up on that. that is i the papers. yes, the guardian picking up on that. that is in i picking up on that. that is in the us, picking up on that. that is in the us, if— picking up on that. that

andrew and his ex—wife, the bbc has confirmed. known as her majesty's favourite breed, she owned more than 30 corgis during her lifetime. the duke of yorking, resumed with the st ledger going ahead at doncaster after it was postponed following the queen's death. our sports editor, dan roan, reports from the course. a two minute silence, as we remember her majesty, queen elizabeth ii. the sport closest to queen elizabeth ii“s heart paying its respects. doncaster racecourse falling silent today as the sport prepared to resume after meetings were abandoned following the late queen“s death. this, a chance to reflect on her dedication to a lifelong passion as both owner and breeder. three—time champion jockey frankie dettori, who rode more than 50 winners for the monarch, giving this tribute. she“s done so much for the sport and personally, i knew her for 30 years. so, yeah, it's a sad day. you know it's been a sad three days. she had a special attraction for racing and that's what we love her so much, we lost our greatest ambassador. the pick of today's nine race card at doncaster, the st leger. put back 24 hours, racing“s oldest classic wo

andrew and the duchess of york. they are bound to have been attached to the queen. .. bound to have been attached to the queen. ., .. bound to have been attached to the queen. .. .. , ~ .. queen. roger mentioned the dukey will— york has two dogs already, i feel they will adapt well, they are adaptable and a home filled with love and — adaptable and a home filled with love and discipline that they will -et love and discipline that they will get on _ love and discipline that they will get on well, they will notice the change — get on well, they will notice the change in — get on well, they will notice the change in her majesty not been present — change in her majesty not been present. appleby ap did of adjustment and i think they will be fine. adjustment and i think they will be fine -- _ adjustment and i think they will be fine. —— appleby ap of adjustment. they— fine. —— appleby ap of adjustment. they are _ fine. —— appleby ap of adjustment. they are so — fine. —— appleby ap of adjustment. they are so well behaved. what about the breed and future, this was the breed identified with the queen, what is the preference of king charles going to be? he what is the preference of king charles going to be?— wh