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let's get straight to anna edwards and lizzy burden, outside of westminster hall. are watching videos of the last person going to the queens lying in state, after multiple days, multiple hours of folks waiting on line. tell us the significance of who we were watching and that part of the ceremony. anna: yes, bringing to a close days of lying in state, days and nights of lying in state during which hundreds of thousands of britons and tourists have paid respects. we just saw the last lady to pass by the coffin. we also saw the lady usher following the last person to bring the process to a close. she generally maintains order in the house of lords. that brings to a close the public display of emotion and commitment to the royal family. today we see more pomp and ceremony, a real future the past 10 days of morning. we expect upper session at about quarter to 11:00 london time, a procession to leave from the 500-year-old you to flee lit westminster hall where the body has been lying in state for some days, we expect that she will be carried in a carriage to westminster

we are joined by anna edwards in central london. the town presumably somber, what are we expecting from the days events? anna: yes, the mood is somber. time for reflection of the last 10 days over the 70 years of the queen's reign. we are seeing images of early arrivals for the funeral. dust under three hours to go until the army funeral -- the formal funeral. this will take place at 11:00 a.m. london time. that is followed by another service in windsor, and then a private burial later on. then more of what we have seen, a lot of the pomp and ceremony, things that go hand in hand with monarchy in the u.k. but also an outpouring of grief, recommitment to the monarchy for many in britain. many hundreds of thousands q ueued for miles. we are drawn to that. we are also remembering this is something of a diplomatic event, and a massive logistical challenge for the authorities in london to manage. world leaders from the emperor of japan to president biden, and other european royal families. plenty of people needing protection today as crow

anna edwards in for lisa abramowicz.ism, could we see an unemployment rate that takes us back to harry truman and white david eisenhower? jonathan: the data this week has gone against the gloom. jobless claims yesterday lower than expected. last month, let's not forget last month. 528,000, where did that come from. the estimate today, 298,000. tom: a chief economist said it was like a cold shower on the recession. he is going to study wages, so do i after what we saw with the new adp report. jonathan: the range, high 452, below, 75 has been the defining point of this pandemic. the last two years, every time we have had payrolls friday, the range you can get a london bus through. it has been that wide every single first friday of the month. we are struggling to read this economy. there is little consensus on how big this number will be today. tom: the london bus will have a price up, up, up with inflation. they look to a new prime minister announced monday morning. anna, how does the united kingdom perceive this buoyancy

i'm anna edwards. we've been reflecting already on what this means for the country, what this means for the nation. the nation is still waking up in something of a shock today as a result of the speed with which things developed yesterday. just on tuesday, she asked her 15's prime minister to form a new government. things deteriorated quickly from there. the international tributes have been coming thick and fast. manus: they have indeed. justin trudeau. there's a strong bond between the royal family here, the young prince was educated in the united kingdom. king charles iii has ascended to the throne. we mourn the passing of our cherished sovereign and much loved mother. her loss will be felt throughout the country. those tribute have come from the crown prince here. these tributes pouring in. dani: yes. of course, this is my adopted country. joe biden calling queen elizabeth a woman who defined an era. queen elizabeth the second -- queen elizabeth ii is the uk's longest serving monarch. she has died a

anna edwards is at buckingham palace for us. all the attention on the passing of the queen. s a pretty stabilizing force in a tumult was age. anna: absolutely a stabilizing force. certainly what she represented decade after decade after decade. really a voice of unity, someone who united the british people of what they had in common. i think that is something that people in this country will reflect on with her passing. thinking about the length of time she was on the throne. she saw us through from the 1950's, the 1960's, the 1980's and the 1990's, economic changes. the questions around brexit and the u.k.'s place in the world. all that will return to the four, but right now and nation in shock. francine: because her sense of duty was the overarching income of people were not expect. the uk's longest-serving monarch took us from the age of steam to the error of the smartphone and from the decline of the empire to brexit. she was 96. >> queen elizabeth ii reigned during a period of unprecedented political and social change. when she took the throne, there had been debate over

i'm anna edwards.

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guy johnson is in london and anna edwards is that buckingham palace. anna, first you. walk us through what the next 10 days will look like for this country. >> good morning. europe buckingham palace, it is somber as you would expect. many people are gathered to pay respects, and many people are in shock. a fast-moving situation over the last 24 hours. yesterday, we were dealing with the news around the death, now we are parking her passing. here a. of mourning. the queen's has returned to london and she lives in state. people are walking past. they are signing books of condolence, but we will hear from king charles. he will return and address the people, the things he will say in the way he will speak to the people. it will be compared to the queen, and watch very closely. tom: the fondest memory of my childhood as my grandfather and i doing agent saw puzzle and watching the changing of the guard. how does this fit in to the royal family as they mourn? we know of windsor palace, and we know of the palace fitting into the schedule they will see for the next 10 days. >>

i'm anna edwards in london.arkets are up and training and it is a really risk off session. gas prices are jumping up by 28.3% on the european benchmark. a big turnaround from the uighur price we saw last week. today looks very different. flows through the north stream pipeline indefinitely. they are negative but not by quite so much. in germany we see a windfall there. the euro under pressure. we did have a 0.98 handle. now we are add 0.98 -- 0.99. the uk2 year yield reflects the broader gas story. it lets get an update on that gas story. gas prices jump up 30%. bloomberg's will kennedy joins us now. good to speak to you. we have a gas from russia but this pipeline makes all the difference going into winter. will: germany is particularly reliant on russian gas. germany has been dealing with this situation as best it can but traders have been expecting this pipeline to come back and they are quickly having to adjust the situation. jonathan: olaf scholz -- anna: olaf scholz saying over the weekend is confident the

anna princesses andrew and edward put the crown of the oldest royal regalia on the coffin and it was 1540 to say goodbye to elizabeth. ii came from the inhabitants of edinburgh the cathedral in which the service was held was open all night. today, the case of the monarch will deliver to buckingham palace. in london , before the farewell ceremony, king charles iii was handed over the keys to the scottish capital, according to polls, more than half of the british supported the decision of the authorities to declare the day of the funeral of elizabeth ii a holiday. they will take place on monday 19 september. in moscow, the building of the institute of scientific information on social sciences was restored; it was badly damaged during a fire in 2015, and then the fire destroyed almost a third of the book fund. this autumn. after 7 years, the institute, where one of the largest academic libraries in russia is located, will open its doors to staff and visitors for all the last preparations. watched on hitbaev appearance is deceptive. if you look at the institute, then nothing special has

anna princes andrew and edward put the crown of the oldest royal regalia on the coffin, it was made inodbye to elizabeth. ii came to the inhabitants of edinburgh cathedral, where the service was held was opened. all night. today the body of the monarch. deliver buckingham palace. in london, before the farewell ceremony, king charles iii was handed the keys to the scottish capital, according to polls, more than half of the british supported the decision of the authorities to declare the day of the funeral of elizabeth ii a day off, and not take place on monday, the nineteenth of september in russia , they launched an electronic service where anyone can sell and buy recyclables for recycling the creators of the trading platform promise that now this industry will become more transparent. in addition, the platform will help him deal with illegal dumps that cause irreparable damage to the environment, for example, in the protected kamchatka territory from human irresponsibility. now red book sea lions are suffering, animals are confused in plastic bags or take them for food. that's when vo

anna prince andrew and prince edward also went there grandchildren prince william and harry with their families. the archbishop of canterbury said that all the people are now praying for their queen from london from buckingham palace lisa gerson joins us. lisa what known health condition? elizabeth ii i, the weather is now not whispering but crying, but from buckingham palace, which usually received only one message today for words and details, but it is extremely anxious after examination. this morning, the doctors remained concerned about the health of her majesty and recommended. she should remain under medical supervision. the queen still feels comfortable and stays at the bolmoral castle there have been reports in the press that the royal family's official website has since collapsed from the number of inquiries. people tried to find out some details now the site is working, but no new details. there isn't. but there is another extreme alarming message that all the children of the queen, including two heirs prince charles and prince williams urgently flew to scotland is a combinat

edward l. alacredo. >> richard dennis allen. >> richard l. allen. anna s.s.ll tolling ] ♪ o say can you see ♪ ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ >> at the pentagon president biden said the u.s. has a duty to preserve american democracy, that the terrorists tried to destroy. >> no terrorist could touch the well spring of american power and it falls to us to keep it safe on behalf all those who have given the souls to the cause of this nation every day since. n that's a job for all of us. it is not enough to gather and remember those we lost because on this day it is not about the past. it is about the future. we have an obligation, a duty, a responsibility to defend, preserve and protech our democracy why the very democracy that gauarantees the rights of freedoms the terrorists on 9/11 sought to bury in the burning fire and smoke and ash and that takes a commitment on the part of all of us. >> with me is brett eagleson. his father bruce

inside westminster, hall, king charles, his brothers and prince andrew, and prince edward, as well as his sister princess anna, are making their way to the building where they will hold a vigil at the queen's coffin. a similar same played out just days ago as we heard from our correspondent ellen fisher in edinburgh. saint charles cathedral, where the queens and body laid and rested, the siblings. we'll stand for 15 minutes on saturday. so to morrow our local time, all 8 of the queen elizabeth and grandchildren are expected to do the same stand vigil by her coffin. but it hasn't been all celebration since king charles the 3rd became britons, monarch. some had been making that republican use known i protesting name packet found this report. while king charles was addressing both houses of parliament for the 1st time on monday, paris to pull pow's land was outside brandishing a blank myself paper. when he was approached by a police officer, i was holding up a blank sign. why you asked him what he said to me to watch the home. it is you my fancy my salesman right. no play came on a sign that the officer can be h

anna politkovskaya, a russian author killed by putin’s regime. by the way, chechenskaya has er her book, er, the new cold war, edward lucas publishing house temperaalso called the historian lecturer whom i respect the most oleksiy sokyrka today and we talked about this and that and we mentioned together and eh hmm the northern war and we also remembered the tragedy of baturin and what was done to the captured cossacks and what did they do with the swedes who co-capitulated, what should the russians do? yes, these are two different stories. and why, because they still considered the cossacks bandits. well , that's what the russians called them, and they thought that they were the ones. separatists who definitely need to be killed and, well, directly. well, there wasn't even torture before that such a man to take prisoners as a man showed such humanity . but with the swedes, they are very humane. later , we talked about the november uprising of 1830 . with the rebels and where did it come from? this is the nature of interrogation oksana, where does this nature of sadism in russians come from, where does it come from, it’s already a mystery to er, i

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couple's first child charles the prince of wales was born and followed by princess anna 1950, andrew in 1959, and edward 1952, while in kenya with prince philip, elizabeth learned the tragic news that her beloved father, the king, had died. in an instant, the 25-year-old became the queen of england. >> at my coronation, i shall bid to take myself anew to your service. >> martha: elizabeth was to rule in a new era. her coronation and all of its splendor was the first to be broadcast on television has millions around the globe watched the transformation as it happened. in 1957, queen elizabeth met president eisenhower. she would go on to meet every u.s. president during her reign except lyndon johnson. she often spoke of the strong and vital bond between america and the u.k. with the 1980s came turbulent times for the royal family has the marriages of three of the queen's children fell apart, all under the scrutiny of relentless coverage and tabloid headlines. in 1997, diana, princess of wales and mother to the princes william and harry was killed in a car crash in france as she was hounded by the paparaz

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edward l. allegretto eric allen joseph ryan allen richard dennis allen richard l. allen christopher e. allingham anna allison janet marie alonso anthony alvarado antonio javier alvarez victoria alvarez-brito telmo e. alvear cesar amoranto alviar tariq amanullah angelo amaranto james m. amato joseph amatuccio paul w. ambrose christopher charles amoroso craig scott amundson kazuhiro anai calixto anaya, jr. joseph p. anchundia kermit charles anderson yvette constance anderson john jack andreacchio michael rourke andrews jean ann andrucki siew-nya ang joseph angelini, sr. joseph john angelini, jr. david lawrence angell mary lynn edwards angell laura angilletta doreen j. angrisani lorraine antigua seima david aoyama >> and my husband. september 11, 2022 is the anniversary commemorating the loss of our loved ones. they will never be forgotten. caesar alger's will be remembered as a loving person. they will remain in our hearts forever. he is a guardian angel to me and to my children, christopher, and my grandchildren, riley, james, grayson, maximo and my daughter-in-law faith, and eric and mark. we miss an