we haven't seen prince charles and prince william travel like this to balmoral castle.why this looks different and i think you're seeing the reaction you are from the house of commons, from the conservative labor parties, correct? >> absolutely. the fact that family members are traveling to be at her side, just heard the duke of york is making his way up to balmoral. this is very unusual for the royal family. they really have kept this never complain, never explain mantra for many years, rarely visit each other when anybody is in hospital, for example. that in itself is a sign this is being taken very seriously by members of the queen's family and we have the archbishop of canterbury making a prayer on social media for the queen's health. it doesn't come much more serious than that. >> the palace is not tamping down the concern. the level of concern coming from the press, for instance. they are allowing this to be what it is. >> absolutely. they're not ever going to try and hide something as serious as what this may turn out to be. that being said, you know, they have a

they are arriving there at the gates of balmoral castle after dashing up from london, from their homeng presumably been summoned at some point this morning and briefed about whatever it is that has occurred at balmoral castle, and the family has come together, and they have gone on an raf plane and flown straight to aberdeen and then straight out to balmoral. this, against the background of the queen's doctors having become concerned about her health, so that is the situation. we have heard the statements from senior politicians, who will have been briefed on privy council terms. current and previous prime ministers will know what the situation is, and i think will know what the situation is, and ithink again, will know what the situation is, and i think again, wejust read into their statement is a general sense of profound concern. that statement, nick, of course, came from buckingham palace, and these are the images of the palace, where there have been some crowds gathering during the course of the afternoon, because, of course, the news has been getting around and people have been

right now we're keeping a close eye on balmoral castle in scotland where queen elizabeth's doctors saycast outside the castle gates, where you see a policeman just outside the gates. it's such a rare kind of statement from buckingham palace about her health. at this time, all of the queen's children and her two grandsons, william and harry, are on their way to balmoral castle. many have already arrived. back with us is nbc news senior news correspondent keir simmons, and daisy mcandrew, and jennifer hassan, london news breaking reporter at "the washington post." keir, you're right outside buckingham palace right now. since that statement was released, so short, but by the lack of detailed information, actually, told us a lot, keir. >> reporter: that's right, jose. you have to read between the lines with these things. as an example, outside buckingham palace, it looks as if they said there will not be a changing of the guard today. so that statement, she short. keep in mind that the queen is the most famous woman in the world, the most pictured woman in the world. inside buckingham pala

she is under medical supervision at balmoral castle.s, the medical imme family has rushed to her side even with a grandsons with her now. prince william, we know arrived a short time ago. we are watching and we will report to u.s. we learn more. also, why mark cuban says a different elizabeth, senator warren is everything that is wrong with american politics. ♪ ♪ ever get a sign the universe is trying to tell you something? the clues are all around us... not that one... that's the one. at university of phoenix, you could earn your master's degree in less than a year for under $11k. learn more at phoenix.edu at newday usa we give veterans the va cash out loan with no upfront costs for an appraisal or termite inspection. no upfront costs at all. let us get your family security of cash in the bank. ♪ ♪ >> emily: mark kimmitt slams elizabeth warren over her billionaire tax rate proposal. and for demonizing the rich and calls her everything that is wrong with politics, watch. >> i don't mind being taxed and i rode a block sings the most patr

sen >> her death sent shockwaves around the the globe.l caat balmoral castle was consolo his sons anding for answers. >> some people have been arriving here bringing flowers. some people even came out of nightclubs got into a taxi's and heard on the radio have beeneen sitting outside and crying. >> 60 million flowers were left at memorials all over london to honor diana. but when strangers were flocking to pay their respects, herre owp mother-in-law chose to mourn privately with. >> the queen and the rest of the family holiday at balmoral in scotland were blind outpouring of emotion vindicate have muchit to do with him new exit member of the royal family. >> elizabeth distance did not sit well with her people. >> the british public a wanted her to come back to london. they wanted to see some sort ofu outpouring orif emotion. they wanted to see compassion for they wanted to see empathyrs progress in the 11th hour queen elizabethan prince philip traveled back to buckingham palace and spoke to the nation.i >> i admired and respected her for her energy and commitment to hers others. and e

a core constitutional duty, she couldn't carry out that by zoom from balmoral castle. so some concern there. and then we had the trickle of news today. so first of all, a text to me saying that the buckingham -- that the queen's doctors were concerned about the queen's health. which is very stark language from the palace. and that is something we never get, they never really talk about her medical condition and to voluntarily come out with that and say they're concerned was worrying. then we had a tweet from the prime minister, a very public statement really, acknowledging the queen's health, also the archbishop of canterbury, the most senior member of the queen's church, saying he was praying for her. and then we had this series of announcements from different parts of the family, and announcing as you say all the queen's children are heading to balmoral. if they're not already there. prince william on his way there as well. not with the rest of his family because they're just starting school. and we just heard that prince harry and the duchess of sussex meghan are al

prince charles is now at bar -- balmoral castle.from doctors that the monarch is under medical supervision. there's growing concern about her health, just two days after she fulfilled her royal duties by meeting with the new british prime minister, liz truss. joining me now, keir simmons and daisy mcandrew. keir, fill us in on the latest. the family assembles. these are grave moments. i can never recall another health update on the monarch other than during her brief episode of cov

her majesty died at balmoral castle in aberdeenshire at age 96.t son charles at the age of 73 has now become king. royal correspondent daniela ralph looks back on teddy's events. daniela: tuesday, september 6, the last photograph of the queen. 96 years old and still at work, meeting the new prime minister at balmoral, a duty she had been keen to fulfill and one that we now know was her final duty after seven decades of public service. around 4:00 this afternoon, a number of the queen's family arrived at aberdeen airport. her 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 york. prince william 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, a

members of the royal family have rushed to be by her side at balmoral castle in scotland.w according to a local report from the pa a number of members of the royal family arriving since a short time ago. the latest reporting is prince harry is on his way. unclear when he may be able to get there. a steward is outside buckingham palace for us talking to people gathering outside the gates in this pouring rain and joins us now by phone. what have you been hearing from people this morning in the u.s., this late afternoon in great britain? >> good afternoon. work is over so increasingly we are seeing more and more people gathering outside the gates of buckingham palace. we've been seeing this for the last few hours. the mood is of course incredibly somber. people are just staring at the palace waiting to see whether an easel is brought out with news. speedw speaking to the people here they are here for their respect for the queen and many were involved in the celebrations when they all came for that jubilee and what is surprising is how touched and respectful people are even no

on sunday the queen's body will be driven in a hearse slowly a six hour journey beginning in balmoral castle passing through the villages of bakery and at the city of aberdeen. then it will pass along the streets here in edinboro past the castle to the palace of holyroodhouse, the monarch's official residence in scotland. on monday she will be taken by procession to the cathedral where there will be a service attended by king charles iii and by other members of the royal family and by the british prime minister liz trust on tuesday. the queen's body will be taken to lunday to buckingham palace and then on wednesday taken to westminster hall, one of the oldest buildings in westminster abbey where the queen will lie in state 44 days giving a chance for the people to pay their last respects on monday, the 19th of september they will be a funeral service at westminster abbey. following that the queen's final journey to windsor castle where she will be laid to rest. nate robinson, cnn, edinburgh, scotland. >> cannons boomed across london saturday to herald the new king, charles iii. even though h

for queen elizabeth, scotland and balmoral castle meant so much just 500 miles from london, for her,t was a world away a retreat for her to be a wife, a mother -- >> queen elizabeth and prince philip proudly introduced prince andrew >> reporter: the sprawling estate site of the queen's most candid moments with her own children the nature soothing her soul but even here, her work never stopped greeting officials, like the uk's new prime minister, just days ago ♪ and now, scotland is preparing to be the first stop in the queen's long good-bye. >> people have already started to line the streets here in edinborough, and it' expected that the hears carrying the queen's coffin will come up this path here, it's known as the royal mile and take the queen's coffin into st. john's cathedral. the security presence in some parts is massive, like thousands of others today, we made our way to holyroodhouse the official residence of the queen of scotland people peering through palace gates and by the entrance rows of flowers and tears. >> we saw you put some flowers. how come you wanted to come out

her own wells came in part from her mother's estate properties including balmoral castle and scotland, a vast stamp collection artworks and beloved race horses. starting at one wave as monarch. she owned one of the biggest property portfolios in the u. k. the crown estate includes park shopping centers, offices, business and residential property, profits from the estate, which is an independent commercial business, got paid into the u. k. treasury, which in turn took 25 percent of the profits and paid them to the queen. the seas called the sovereign grant. privately, she received money from another estates, the duchy of lancaster, which has held entrust, the sovereign. it's worth an estimated $682000000.00. the queen started paying tax voluntarily on its income in 1992 in 2017 and investigation called the paradise papers found about $13000000.00 had been invested by the duchy . legally offshore. in a caribbean tax haven, she did nothing wrong. it wasn't illegal, but most people for that all her investments when in britain and they were in blue chip companies. and it did tanisha image

one can only almost say he w emily gordon outside balmoral castle in scotland. thank you. our royal observers have said that they expect charles's coronation to be quicker and smaller than that of his mother. now it's an event that he's had ample time to prepare for. so let's take a look now. at charles as long wait to be king. ah. he was dumped the perpetual prince waiting to be king longer than any other add to the throne before him. charles philip, all the george mount patton windsor, was born in 1948, the 1st son of princess elizabeth. he was 4 years old at his mother's coronation, queen elizabeth the 2nd of office from the abbey, consecrated and dedicated to her life work. after attending boarding school and graduating from cambridge university, charles continued toil tradition by serving in the royal air force and royal navy. at 32, the world's most eligible bachelor announced his engagement to lady diana spencer. 13 years his junior is delores hadn't been happy. i know that she is in bergen as took me on the couple married in july 1981. it was the wedding of the cen

prince charles is now at bar -- balmoral castle. family members are heading there after learning from doctors that the monarch is under medical supervision. there's growing concern about her health, just two days after she fulfilled her royal duties by meeting with the new british prime minister, liz truss. joining me now, keir simmons and daisy mcandrew. keir, fill us in on the latest. the family assembles. these are grave moments. i can never recall another health update on the monarch other than during her brief episode of covid. >> reporter: that's right. it's very unusual. that's why i think that this is a serious situation for the queen. the words that have been used by the palace are, of course, that the doctors -- her doctors are concerned for her majesty's health. of course, that is understated. inevitably, it's understated because in buckingham palace, they choose their words carefully. it was a short statement just after 7:30 eastern this morning. but it was a statement that said a lot. you have to read between the lines

at balmoral castle castle he was consoling his sons and trying to make sense of what happened.ain were heartbroken and searching for answers. some people have been arriving here bringing flowers. some people who came out of nightclubs got into a taxi and headed heard it on the radio have been sitting outside your crying for. >> receipt million flowers were left at memorials all over memorials all over london to honor diana. strangers are flocking to pay their respects her own mother-in-law chose to mourn privately with her grandsons. >> the queen and the rest of the royal family holiday were blind to what was going on. they did not recognize is the outpouring of emotion. they did not think it had much anything to do with them. after all they were divorced by the stage for she was in a sense an x member of the family progress elizabeth distance did not sit well with her people. >> the british public wanted her to come back to london. they wanted to see an outpouring of emotion. they wanted to see compassion for they wanted to see empathy progress in the 11th hour queen elizabeth

yes, well, as we know, the queen made windsor castle her home pretty much since lockdown began but she of course is at balmoralearing, where she traditionally spent the summer months. she does tend to come back to windsor castle in october but clearly huge concern about the news from the palace that we had in the last couple of hours orso we had in the last couple of hours or so and for viewers who are just joining us it's probably worth reading that statement from buckingham palace again. that statement from the palace as i say, in the last few hours, says that following further evaluation this morning, the queen's doctors are concerned for her majesty's health and have recommended she remain under medical supervision. the statement goes on from the palace to say that the queen is comfortable at the moment and the bbc understands that the queen's children are either at balmoral with the queen or are travelling to see her. we know of course from previous experience that buckingham palace do not give a running commentary in terms of the queen's health. they very much regard her health is a very private matter b

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windsor castle, have been gathering since this afternoon in the rain on word that the queen in balmoral castle in scotland had been put under medical supervision. the arrival of family members underscored the gravity of the hour and the family's single-minded response to it. the image of two of the queen's sons, prince andrew and edward and prince william at the wheel altogether in the same vehicle. from a sometimes contentious but message conscious family, the message this image sent was clear. then the clouds began lifting, rainbows formed outside buckingham palace and windsor castle. they signalled hope but delivered only sadness a short time later. the news coming in a simple message behind a humble frame in keeping with the quiet power the note conveyed. it read the queen died peacefully at balmoral this afternoon. the king and the queen supreme court will remain at balmoral and return tomorrow. a refrain was heard that had not been sung since the time of elizabeth father, george vi ♪ god save the king ♪ ♪ happy and glorious ♪ ♪ long to reign over us ♪ ♪ god save the king ♪ >> that spaont

locals came to regard her as a member of the community. tributes to the queen on the gates of balmoral castle. people from near and far have come to pay their respects and to say thank you set and the picturesque scottish hon and country side. this is where the queen spent the last few months of her life. she has said to have loved it here far away from the spotlight. this is where she was able to live a more normal life, just across the river at craft kirk. she frequently attended sunday services in the nearby villages. bellotta. people feel strongly connected to her and the royal family. she has remembered here, not just for her title, a local rustled, jo, a neighbor, or one of the village people, you know, as she was, are always kind and you know, when you, when you potter, ah, you're sure to give it away even. but when you're up on it, when you're on the estate, when she passes the after actually stop record a car and you know how you doing? you know, but yeah, i just and every day brussel videos, many shops like this butcher are adorned with the one seal of approval. a market recognition

this is the scene outside balmoral castle in scotland, where the british monarch died on thursday. hers is expected to take the coffin from here on a 6 hour journey to the scottish capital, edinburgh where shall lie in state until tuesday. then her coffin will be flown to london for a state funeral on september, the 19th and we have d. w, correspond emily gord, dean, standing by force and ballad for scotland, where the queen's coffin is just about to pass through. emily, what exactly is happening? where you are? yes. hi nick. so what we're seeing here now is hundreds of people lining the street lining the main street. really, the whole community has come out to say goodbye to pay their last tribute to the queen. so what we notice as far as the, once the once the coffin revise, it will pass through here. so there's a very slow pace, the walking pace. everyone can actually catch a glimpse. i'm already, you know, see the clean, fuck you know, for the last time and why. what's really important to say here as well. this community was quite, you know, due to the clean talk. she has come here

just recap what we are hearing at the queen currently on the medical supervision at balmoral castle in scotland. that's according to statement from buckingham palace. we are hearing that prince charles an camella have now arrived at balmoral and that prince william is also on his way there. so as we've been saying, according to bucking palace, queens doctors have been concerned for her health following and evaluation this morning. but of course 96 year old or has been suffering from ill health, the prime minister or the new prime minister of the united kingdom, less trust and said that the whole country is deeply concerned by the news we also had from the speaker of the house of commons, he had this to say in parliament. i know i speak on behalf of the entire hers. when i say that we send over us best wishes to a magic to the queen that she and the ro family are in our thoughts and prayers of this mold. i'm going to take no more just to if there is anything else from logical them with we've also heard from the u. k. opposition leader kiss darma. he said in the statement, along with the

at present, the queen is lying in her casket in balmoral castle and scotland, where she died. well wishers are there to bid farewell. while back in london, 2000 people packed saint paul's cathedral to pay their respects at saint paul's cathedral mornings from all walks of life congregated to pay their respects to the u. k. longest serving monic prime minister less trust and opposition leda. kiss. darma were among the attendees. hundreds of others had queued up for tickets the event to commemorate the queen's life and her legacy. earlier in the day and now king charles greeted well wishes outside buckingham palace where emotions were still rule, were unfairly open. bird sagged with georgia. i really liked them. i was a very precious place to come to an emerged register. so there's a georgia route, sadness bottles, o celebration, king charles and his wife camilla made their way through the palace gates for the 1st time as king and queen consults. and charles vowed to follow his mother's example as mac, as the green herself did with such unswerving devotion. i too no solemnly ple

members of the royal family rushing to balmoral castle in scotland to be by her side. a member of parliament breaking the news before the house of commons the following way. listen here. >> i know i speak on behalf of the entire house when i say that we send our best wishes to her majesty, the queen and that she and the royal family are in our thoughts and prayers at this moment. >> dana: a royal commentator and podcast host is being now. take us through what you've heard this morning and what we might expect later today. >> it's quite concerning not only for royal watchers but for the world. we know prince charles is there with the queen. we know that princess anne is there, prince andrew is on the way. prince william rushing to the queen's side as well as surprisingly prince harry and meghan markle who were invited earlier to have a sleepover with the queen and had turned that opportunity down. so royal watchers are pretty concerned at this point. obviously the queen is so stoic and has been -- she is such a reliable figure to i think not only the u.k. but to the wor

or meanwhile, other senior members of britain's royal family thanked crowds outside balmoral castle, where queen elizabeth died. the queen's 3 younger children, princes and prince andrew and prince edward were among those that viewed the floral tributes following a private service at the scottish estate. rob madison has more from bell moral in scotland. a small convoy of green range rovers the cars usually used to carry members of the royal family made its way from balmoral castle to coffee church, which is just down the road from where we are now for a private ceremony. that was the 1st time that the members of the royal family who, being staying here, acts of amore castle since the death of queen elizabeth had been seen in public. a short time later, the cars returned to and made their way back up the driveway. it was a significant moment from many of the people who were had been standing here waiting to cross the bridge on carrying flowers and other tributes and to pay their last respects to queen elizabeth, who died here at the castle on thursday afternoon when the cause reached

she's taken off from aberdeen airports, having seen the queen in balmoral castle. ah, the drawing room there a slightly more relaxed atmosphere than it would have been a buckingham palace, but the queen 96 years of age has never actually i asked her a somewhat to take the prime minister's post or any where else other than buckingham palace. she, as i said, will be coming to london. a motor cave will bring her here for a reception, as she walks into the front, the through the door of downing street with applause from all the staff. and some in the past have been in tears. are natural fact tony blair recalled when, when he became prime minister that someone was saying, look, i think it's a disaster that you're here. i would sooner stay with the previous p. m. so anyway that that could be something that she faces. i don't know, but there will for sure be a, an, an address acceptance address of the prime minister's position in which she will spell out what she intends to do. it's often a time when, when, really acc selective words are used. historic terms that are reme

castle for us. what is the mood there? >> reporter: yeah, as max pointed out, this is the normal residence of queen elizabeth. but she is at balmoral right now. normally this would be here. this is a sprawling cassette grcassette -- castle grounds here. and it is open for tourists. and we've been talking to them as they come out of the castle. what is really interesting is that many hadn't heard anything. many people are completely unaware of this news about the queen's health. and so they are sort of turning to the assembled press wondering why on earth we're all here. other people have read the headlines but the information is so, so scant at this point that they are sort of left to draw whatever conclusion that they can which is not a whole lot. what is also interesting is that kate, the duchess of cambridge, prince william's wife, she is still here in windsor. the timing of this you intoes is really interesting because -- the news is interesting because the entire family had just moved from london where they had been staying in kensington palace, they had moved here to a house on the grounds killed adelaide house to give the ki

the 96-year-old queen has been at balmoral castle in scotland. ctures you were looking at members of the british public gathering at buckingham palace. among the people with her at balmoral, her four children, andrew, ann, edward and charles, who is now officially king. automatically ascending to the throne upon the announcement of his mother's death. the queen's grandson, prince william is also there. prince harry we are told is on his way. the queen the longest reigning monarch in british history. she had been on the throne for 70 years, last seen just two days ago in this photo with the new prime minister. keir simmons now with more on the queen's extraordinary life and legacy. >> reporter: queen elizabeth ii, great britain's longest serving monarch. died after living a life dedicated to duty. born in 1926, the third grandchild of king george 5 elizabeth would guide through historic challenges. during the blitz, the family stayed in london. to the people of britain, there was this message from their future queen. >> we know, every one of us, th

. >>> the queen begins a 500-mile journey from her beloved balmoral castle back to london escorted by her only daughter a somber princess royal anne. >>> united in grief. for the first time in more than two years, princess william and harry appeared together with their wives outside windsor castle. more on the touching reunion. >>> remembering 9/11, 21 years after the worst attack ever on american soil, we remember the lives lost. >> it took a tragedy to unite our country. cbs's jericka duncan is at ground zero in new york. >>> the kremlin admits its pulling back troops from the kharkiv region. ukraine's new military advances. ♪ and on this anniversary of 9/11, we look back at the queen's message to america and the traditions she broke to honor the lives lost. ♪ ♪ >>> this is a special edition of the cbs "evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting tonight from london. >> good evening, and thank you for joining us for this sunday edition of the cbs "evening news" from outside buckingham palace. tonight, queen elizabeth ii's final journey begins after her coffin was driven through th

at aberdeen airport in scotland earlier this morning, he rushed to his grandmother's home at balmoral castleesterday where other members of the royal family had gathered. so the family all gathering to honor the longest queen that most folks have ever known here. so let's bring back cnn anchor max foster, also simon lewis who served as the queen's communications secretary from 1998 to 2000. hello, thank you for joining us. good to see you. wish it it was under better circumstances. max, i will start with you because you have the news on what we can expect today. >> we are going to start seeing a lot of the ceremonies start taking place, the bells will toll at westminster abbey in an hour, there will be a special session of parliament where politicians can express their condolences to the queen. just in the park here there will be gun salutes at 1:00, about an hour after that. a special service at st. paul's today, we expect, and also that crucial address to the nation from king charles, which will be his most as king. imagine the pressure he must feel the day after his mother died. >> king n

um but to balmoral castle to the palace of hollywood house in edinburgh.and there will be proclamations of her death in edinburgh. cardiff in belfast. um and there will be a ceremonial procession on the third day from st giles cathedral with the royal family . um and at that point, her coffin will be open. she'll lie and rest there and, um her coffin will be available for the public to visit. she'll be, um, for about 24 hours, and then that point it will be back to london to buckingham palace, ys. um and then there will be on the 10th day, a state funeral, so this will take place in westminster abbey. there'll be a procession will be two minutes of silence across the you can't and then after that, um there will be a hour long service, um, procession to hyde park. and then she'll be conveyed to windsor. um. and after a short procession, then she will, um be laid to rest in a committal service at st george's chapel in windsor castle, so the honoring of queen elizabeth is going to be taking place over the next 10 days, something that we will watch unfold over

in a few moments time, we will see her departing balmoral castle. she has been at rest in the ballroom since her death on thursday. she is heated oak coffin, recovered with the royal standard for scotland. with a wreath of flowers on top. those picked from the gardens of balmoral, one of her favorite flowers were told. walks -- sweet peas, pneumonia, white heather and pine for. -- accompanied by princess royal, princess anne and her husband, tim lawrence. let's bring in our correspondent who's there greg milam. the tranquility of balmoral, the quietness there, greg, for all to see. >> yes, we know that away from the cameras, at the castle what we expect to happen out of sight of all of us the very private moment. -- those staff who work there, members of the household staff, many of them -- who carry the queen's coffin from, as you, say the ballroom through the small dining room to the entrance. we are dusted the sovereign paper whose rig a feature many of the queens visits here and will play balmoral and glenn goldonna to accompany the queen's coff

>> nic robertson is outside balmoral castle in scotland. thanks, nic. anna stewart is at the tribute site set up just behind me in bream park opposite the palace. and i can see the floor there strewn with tributes, floor tributes to queen elizabeth ii. and people are looking at those tributes. what are they telling you how are they feeling? >> people have a mixture of huge sadness. they've had a massive loss. they describe the queen as someone who felt like a member of their family, but also some hope for the next chapter. i'll get out of the way and show you how this has changed within the last 45 minutes. flower tributes mounting up. beautiful drawings, photos, letters, flags. this popped up overnight, because there were too many flowers mounting up outside the gates of buckingham palace. this will be someplace for people to gather, pay their respects and share their memories of the queen. we have annabelle. we have david, we have chloe. we have josh. we have david. i might have got that wrong. this is steven and this is willow the dog, but we're not

the queen's passing thursday at balmoral castle, her summer home in scotland, instantly elevated her, charles, to the throne as king charles iii. in washington, president biden and the first lady paid their respects and signed a condolence book at the british embassy. new york city's empire state building was bathed in purple and silver light. in the coming days, her state funeral will be held at westminster abbey. today begins a period of national mourning lasting at least ten days, culminating with the final good-bye to the queen at her funeral. anne-marie? >> tina kraus at windsor castle. thank you so much. >>> during her 70-year reign, queen elizabeth experienced many highs and lows, not only those that were taking place in the world around her but also in her own family. mark phillips looks back at the monarch's life. [ cheers ] >> reporter: for a woman who was not born to be queen, the public outpouring of affection for elizabeth during the celebration of her 70th year on the throne was a tribute to her and to how well she had done her job. elizabeth alexandra mary windsor, que

. >>> we're taking a live look there at balmoral castle in scotland where the queen peacefully passedway yesterday afternoon. we can see. so flowers laid outside the gates there. throughout queen elizabeth's 70 year reign, americans have been fascinated with her, transfixed by her commitment to make a good impression on the united states. here is nbc's lester holt with more. >> we've seen presidents come and go. but for 70 years, she was always right there. queen elizabeth. across the pond. but close to so many american hearts. >> the queen has just left buckingham palace. >> it was love at first sight. her coronation. watched by millions coast to coast. >> i'm delighted to be here. >> on her first visit as queen, she revelled in an all american welcome, a state dinner hosted by president eisenhower, and a ticker tape parade in new york, regal, yet relatable, the young monarch leaving an enduring impression. since then, america's royal obsession only growing. as queen elizabeth charmed us, including celebrating america's past time. >> can we see her? >> because i mean, she came all th

family confirmed the news just about 90 minutes ago saying that the queen died peacefully at balmoral castlen scotland. moments ago her son charles, now king charles iii released a statement saying in part, "we mourn profoundly the passing of a cherished, sovereign and a much-loved mother." he loss will be deeply felt by countless people around the worlds. we expect king charles to make an address tomorrow. moments after the official announcement this afternoono afternoon the flag over buckingham palace was lowered to half-staff. a similar scene unfolding at the queen's other homes including windsor castle. the official notice was posted on the gates of buckingham palace reading, "the queen died peacefully at balmoral this afternoon. the king and the queen consort will remain at balmoral this evening and will return to london tomorrow." crowds began gathering outside buckingham palace this afternoon upon hearing there were concerns about the queen's health. those crowds have only continued to grow since the official announcement of her passing. members of the royal family rushed to balmoral

now the queen passed away at her beloved balmoral castle in scotland, which is where dw correspondent, emily go. dean is standing by for us. now emily, tell us what is going on there. bell. moral for you to see behind me and people from around the area have brought flowers they brought, they brought cons. am to commemorate the queen and i looked early on some of these cards you know, um it was written um, you know, the queen you hm. epitomize the great and great britain and speaking to some of the visitors here thought some of the people here are commemorating her life. and they say, you know, she was an inspiration to so many of us here and a what i also found. what interesting, what one of the i'm, i'm, one of the people said to me, you know, she's always been criticized. there has been criticism for her just being born into this position of leadership. but she has been so humble in this position, which is so unlike some of the other leaders who might not have been born into this position. but if you are in this position now, who you know, you don't share as much gracefulness as the

this is the scene at balmoral castle in scotland, where the monarch passed away. people who live in the area of the queen's neighbors have been leaving their own tributes at the gates. let's go live out of buckingham palace and central london. i was here with john hall, is that journal. the u. k. then has woken up to a king. not a queen today. what's the mood like that? and i can tell you this quite a lot of really quite wrong emotion down there in the crowd crowd, which is building fast. now a lot of people gathered outside but empower, says there are course outside of the royal places, people coming to pay their respects to a queen who sat for 70 years on the throne, the longest serving monarch ever another vehicle. simply trying to process the size of the loss of queen elizabeth the 2nd to the national life of this country. what she represented the whole that she leaves behind too many. she represented the past that was perceived as great the past of empire colonies. and then of course, the commonwealth as well as the vestiges of that greatness potentially pass

and a live picture this morning outside of balmoral castle in scotland where the queen passed away yesterdaymost of the immediate royal family still at balmoral this morning. we've seen all kinds of reactions, some people visiting the gates have been silent. others visibly shaken. >> the queen's son is now king charles iii. he's returning to london from scotland today to observe ten days of mourning and begin a series of events of years in the making. abc's patrick reevell begins our coverage from london. patrick, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, andrew and rhiannon. the uk is waking up to a world without queen elizabeth. her death has set off a cascade of proceedings and rituals as britain marks the ending of one era and the beginning of another. this morning, king charles is preparing to address the united kingdom. his first public speech to his subjects since the death of his mother, queen elizabeth. the king expected to return to london today as the country goes into mourning, so far issuing a short statement calling this a moment of greatest sadness, the bells at windsor castle

it records that the queen died at 3:10 in the afternoon of september 8 at balmoral castle — that's threeent nicholas witchell reports. an extract from an entry in the register of deaths — the equivalent in scotland of a death certificate. it refers to elizabeth alexandra mary windsor. her occupation is given as her majesty the queen. the document discloses that the queen died at 1510 hours — 3:10pm — on the afternoon of 8 september. for cause of death, it simply says, "old age". the disclosure of the time of death confirms that the group of family members who flew to scotland that afternoon arrived too late. the aircraft, carrying prince william, the earl and countess of wessex and prince andrew, arrived at aberdeen airport at 3:50pm — a0 minutes after the queen had died. the party travelled onto balmoral by road, arriving there just after 5pm. the duke of sussex, who'd travelled separately, arrived later still. two days before her death, the queen had been photographed inside balmoral castle looking frail but alert as she waited for the arrival of the new prime minister. she was photogr

lining the streets to pay their respects to queen elizabeth ii as her coffin makes its way from balmoral castlewhere she passed away on thursday, to her official home in edinburgh, scotland. we'll have a report from london to an extraordinary period of change in the united kingdom in just a moment. we want to begin here in the u.s. from ground zero in n york toar remembered the nearly 3,000 lives lost on this day 21 years tw plane crashed into the world trade center towers, the towers collapsed shortly thereafter. a third plane crashing into the pentagon and a fourth brought down in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. in a sobering and now familiar ritual, the names of the fallen were read a loud. president biden laid a wreath at the pentagon and made remarks a short time ago. >> our intelligence, counterintelligence professionals in the building behind me and across the government continue their vigilance against terrorist threats that has evolved and spread to new regions of the world. we'll continue to monitor and disrupt those terrorist activities wherever we find them, wherever they exis

the queen spent her final days at balmoral castle, her beloved summer home in scotland.er eldest son there by her side in her final hours. now, the reign is just beginning for king charles iii as he returns to london this morning and the bells across the uk are tolling this morning in the queen's honor. 96 tolls, one toll for every year of her life. >> robin is leading our team coverage, she's just outside buckingham palace as i said, and, robin, what has been your experience making your way to london overnight? >> well, i have to tell you both it was very somber to say the least, and not just to me, but people traveling all over the world had their pilots addre passengers remembering the queen, and how her majesty visited over 100 countries. in fact, our pilot was very plowed that his airline was one of those that got her to one of those 100 countries and there was a documentary onboard about the queen and when i was walking around the plane i noticed how many passengers were watching as these ten days of mourning begin, and here outside of buckingham palace, people fro

the coffin of queen elizabeth a 2nd has arrived in edinburgh after more than 6 hour drive from balmoral castle. joanie saw the quotation wine through towns, fields and countryside, along the route line with well wishes, hoping for their fine opportunity to pay tribute to the queen. from monday she will lie at restaurants and giles cathedral, before a casket is flown to london. allen fish as this report now from edinburgh. the beginning of the final journey, the coffin of the late queen, carried by the cones keepers of her balmoral estate a place she loved the place she died initially through the streets. she knew well past the stores and houses of the nearby village and out on to the main roads and the cities beyond. that is more than happy ever. she has to give us a good fight. it was an absolute pleasure to serve her majesty. you know, she would rob us and we hold while proud in 1st to aberdeen in the northeast of scotland were local officials paid their respects. farmers and horse riders formed their own special guard the bona then on slowly to dundee and path heading for scotlands capital

the queen's childrened a other immediate family members rushing to her side at the balmoral castle inngham palace. and scott mclean is outside windsor castle. max, what more do we know about the queen's health a

two days before her death, the queen had been photographed inside balmoral castle looking frail but alertw government. the next day, we were told that she was too tired to host a virtual meeting of the privy council. the day after that, she passed away peacefully. at windsor, the castle reopened this morning to allow visitors to enter st george's chapel. it was here on the 19th of september that the committal service took place and where, later that evening, the coffin was placed in the small king george vi memorial chapel. there it rests, alongside those of her late husband, herfather, king george vi, and her mother. nicholas witchell, bbc news. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. thanks so much forjoining me. hello. well, it's fairly clear and calm across most of the uk right now, but later on, we are expecting wind and rain to sweep right across the country a big autumn low is on the way, and here it is on the weather map. a lot of isobars there, and that does mean some very strong winds, especially in northwestern parts of the uk. must have a look at the forecast for the ea

the queen passed peacefully at her balmoral castle in scotland.fficial announcement from buckingham palace. her family rushing to be by her side, including her son, the new king charles. cbs' charlie d'agata is at buckingham palace as thousands gather to mourn. >> queen elizabeth ii was the rock on which modern britain was built. >> o'donnell: the unlikely queen-- from a 19-year-old auto mechanic during world war ii, to her 70-year reign. cbs' mark phillips has her amazing life story. >> i declare before you all that my whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to yourservice. >> o'donnell: the global reaction. condolences pour in from leaders around the world, and her iconic encounters with presidents, first as princess and then queen, dancing and riding through 70 years of history. and finally, the queen's legacy. we talked to former prime minister john major. and we look back at her life, not just as monarch, but mother. her devotion to her family. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's

the palace saying the queen a couple right now and is currently resting up at balmoral castle in the our family has arrived. the other royal families all gathered around right now. this is a live shot from scotland. this is the gates of balmoral castle. >> outside, you can see that there are guards there. also people that are going there to pay their respects as well as over in london at westminster and at the palace, their all you know, their well wishes and everything else hoping that she's ok, but she is 96 years old. she's had health battle. she had covid in february. so all

the hearse expected to depart from balmoral castle for a 175 mile, six-hour trip to edinburgh.here she will be taken to the official royal residence, the palace of holyroodhouse. the king and queen consort will attend a church service in edinburgh for the queen on monday. on the following day quinn ses ann will accompany the queen's casket on a flight to london. the queen will lie in state at westminster hall for four days as the public pays its final respects to britain's longest reigning monarch. her state funeral is september 19th at westminster abbey followed by internment at windsor castle. pomp and ceremony as her son charles iii was officially proclaimed the new king of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland in a centuries old accession ceremony. the prince of whales and queen consort signed the official document. and an extraordinary event, the king's sons, princes william and harry and their wives spent about 45 minutes with the crowd of mourners on the streets outside windsor castle. it was the first time the brothers have been seen together since ju

she had dinner with her family at balmoral castle on monday evening. tuesday she met with liz truss. on wednesday, she was told her doctors did not want her to take part in a virtual meeting with the council and in the past she said she wanted to work until the very end and she felt, when i stop, i drop. she did work until that last moment, we have that wonderful picture of her with liz truss, smiling with her kilt on at balmoral castle. right now beautiful aerial shots of her casket as it travels through the countryside to edinboro. prince charles, at buckingham palace, those are the crowds you see gathered, he is meeting with representatives about the commonwealth about the future of the commonwealth and trying to cement those relationships, which have been under strain in recent years. >> yeah, such a big part of the conversation moving forward. thank you very much, we'll stick with you for continued coverage for days to come. thank you, martha. joining me is u.s. ambassador to the u.k., jane hartley. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> i want t