brittain had a massive empire, it was more than 70 overseas territories. by 2015 you can see the reduction in the scope and size to almost nothing. and i wonder how you feel about her having to preside over that massive change in what the british empire was. >> i think this is why we have to accept that the queen means different things to different people, okay? and this is important to note. now -- and just as you mentioned earlier, joy, that the cause at the time she became a queen, she became queen of the british empire and the british empire was akol low niezing empire, which maze her a colonizer queen which is just right now she's revered as a global leader because she's the head of state of the united kingdom which is recognized as a global power. i think two things can be true. part of her legacy is that colonization. it is the atrocities that were committed in the name of queen or country during the colonizing period. yes, many countries fought hard. many of them -- many lives were lost. people imprisoned, even tortured in order to be set free from

what brittain thinks is a minor matter. commonwealth itself will continue as a loose -- actually, not very important, amicable formalization into all kinds of other states that are joining which have no traditional association with brittain at all. >> there are real issues with brittain's colonial history. how much pressure do you think the king is under to address that? >> i think the king is under more pressure perhaps than he rea realizes. how he can retain the authority his mother had because, you know, people -- it's a mixture of skepticism and affection and i think that goes not just for the population of england and scotland, wales, probably it goes for the commonwealth as well. the name of the game is to preserve the reflection and keep the skepticism from rising. >> nada, i know you're out there with the families. i hope the kids in the buggy are doing well and all the folks out there are staying warm. let's hope the rain holds off. i appreciate your reporting and your talking to the folks and you guys back here, t

brittain i think is more than a strategic ally.mily. >> his majesty, the king. >> reporter: while this crucial chapter of history closes, another may soon be burgeoning as a new king charles iii looks towards the region to build up the relationships his mother cultivated. >> in my report you saw photos of queen elizabeth next to the late sheik, founding father of the united arab emirates. you can see old footage of the two playing out now on your screens. when queen elizabeth visited abu dhabi back in 1979. the uae is one of the gulf countries that shares particularly close ties with the united kingdom and with the british monarchy. my next guest can tell you all about that. he tweeted, and i quote, as we mourn the passing of a beloved monarch, i fondly recall my sister presenting flowers to the queen on her visit to the uae in 1979. such visits deepen the bond between our nations. 40 years later i presented my credentials as ambassador. friendship endures. manseur is a.mbassador to the ue and joins me now. >> i think it's a person

you hear it all the time in brittain.eft office, in his last -- the last time he spoke to the comments, one of the things he mentioned is he was going out of the door, his successor had not been chosen, stay close to the americans. so she was really the -- one of the major sort of tools in the implementation of that policy. she was kind of their ultimate weapon in implementing the policy of staying close to the americans because she is so well known and respected and liked in this country. and she -- she -- she knew what she was doing. she paid attention to u.s. presidents and, you know, in a way that often flattered them, in a way that kept that relationship going and so, you know, somebody said she was -- in her death the world's most experienced diplomat, and in a way she was. she played a role in foreign policy, and one of those roles was keeping close to the americans. >> yeah. you mentioned that, and the monarchy may seem strange at this point in history, strange to certain people outside of brittain, but as you men

his ability to bring people together whether it is in brittain or internationally.ing to find the common threads that connects us. >> then prince charles in 1993, you eluded to a statement. he issued a rebuttal to the clash of civilizations argument. i'm quoting here, the degree of misunderstanding between the islamic and western worlds remains dangerously high. what to your mind needs to keep being done to building blijs and cha can king charles bring to that table? >> i think he has done a tremendous service. i didn't find the need for that. i think in this lecture he pointed out it was a crossroads and a common thread and build on those. i think it is one of the things that many of the work that the prince's trust has done in bringing young people together, international relations and so on. i think history might have pulled people apart, but it is their faiths which brings them together and we need to build on the connonalities of that. when we face so many big issues. i think that central emphasis on bringing together the material and the material to approach t

. >>> we will soon learn who will become brittain's next prime minister. in the coming hours the ruling conservative party is expected to announce the results of its leadership race. the party will be voting in either foreign secretary liz truss or foreign finance minister. this comes after boris johnson announced he would be leaving his post. nic robertson joins us now live from outside 10 downing street. good to see you, nick. brittain's conservative party voting very soon to decide who will be the next prime minister, liz truss or richie sinek. what's being said about the likely outcome and what do they each bring to the table? >> >> reporter: the expectation is going to be liz truss. the whole campaign process has been hugely divisive. it will be a big job for them to reunite the conservative party. you may get a sense of that in the first couple of days of being in office of who is in the new cabinet, who is out of boris johnson's old cabinet. there are going to be much bigger issues to face, in particular, rising inflation. energy bills which are sky

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i was around him recently and he expressed sorrow for brittain's role in the slave trade. the monarchy, to try to reach out. they can't apologize, the government has to do that. but they can reach out to them and change the way -- the issue with prince william's trip, the way they flew in, the back of the land rover. they had local children reaching through a fence. that i think will change with prince charles, now king charles, he campaigns on that. >> i want to talk about harry and meaghan because he did mention that and they have had their issues with the family over the last couple of years. but he said -- and we'll talk about william assuming the responsibility of the prince of wales, catherine as well. but he said i want to express my love for harry and meaghan as they build their lives overseas. >> off the back of a conversation about prince william. he's making them equal in the speech, which i thought was really interesting. he was reaching out and saying they're very important and hopefully they can build those bridges and hopefully it could be a catalyst, actual

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germany's minister said it was a bad and wrong development and brittain's defense secretary says the russian president is breaking his own promises not to mobilize parts of his population and that illegal annexation is an admission of failure. >>> day two of the u.n. general assembly kicks off in the coming hours and we're expecting more world leaders to address russia's war on ukraine and the stalled iran nuclear deal. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is going to speak remotely and president joe biden has meetings with a few people. >> reporter: it's rare for a u.s. president to adjust his speaking spot. that's what joe biden did. he will go later today. in fact, he will be going several speakers after the president of iran. u.s. officials say president biden will condemn russia strongly for its invasion of ukraine and also comment on security council reform. many world leaders criticized russia during their speeches on tuesday. the french president denounced russia for its invasion and con dealt those who were trying to remain neutral on the a nair. >> translator: those who

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now an investigation by brittain's data privacy regulator found they handled sensitive information fromthout the parents' consent. tiktok was notified of a possible fine. the company didn't immediately respond to requests for comment. >>> this just in to our top story. you see it there. hurricane ian has made landful just southwest of the town of lacolonai in cuba. the national weather center says they have maximum sustained winds of 125 miles per hour. we will have so much more ahead for you at the top of the hour on "early start.t." more on that stotorm. >>> just ahead, growing concerns about the dreaded r word, recession, as americans are getting squeezed by rising prices and interest rates. with hand-crafted steakburgers and chicken sandwiches. there's a perfect plate r everyone. great value for all your favorites only from ihop. download the app and earn free food with every ord. shipstation saves us so much time it makes it really easy and seamless pick an order print everything you need slap the label on ito the box and it's ready to go our cost for shipping, were cut in half jus

. >>> brittain's queen elizabeth ii has been laid to rest at windsor castle after a massive state funeral that drew mourners from across the world. this private farewell by the royal family marked the end of monday's ceremonies as well as the end of her long rein. it ushers in a new era under king charles iii who said a final good-bye to his mother before she was buried alongside her late husband. ♪ ♪ >> from the poignant service at westminster abbey, it was poignant for the queen. >>> it also means ten days of national mourning are over and it marks the end of one of the most intricate and well-planned operations in british history. cnn's max foster reports. >>> prime ministers, presidents, leaders and dignitaries from around the world. more than 2,000 inside london's westminster abbey joined together in chorus. the lord is my shepherd, refute tedly the queen's favorite hymn sung to prince philip when she was a 21-year-old princess. charlotte and george joined the procession. cnn understands. decades of meticulous preparation and centuries of tradition. the queen was instrumental in plan

she's what makes brittain great really i suppose. >> where have you come from?. >> just outside of london. >> two hours on the train this morning because we got the slow train. >> wow. >> people are making a really long trip to come here. sorry. excuse me, ma'am. but everyone you meet here, christine, says it is well worth it. >> ma'am, just wondering why you are coming here today. >> respect the queen. >> what does she mean to you as a british citizen? >> just very respectful. a lot of inspiration to the country and everybody else. >> ma'am, just wondering, how long did you expect to wait in the line this morning? >> i expected 10 plus hours so i've been three hours. >> three hours is a lot better than -- >> yeah. i expected to wait a bit longer. >> christine, people are expecting to wait 20 hours. they have the supplies and really the will power to stay in this line as long as it takes. >> scott, i've got to tell you. you've got to love how the british can cue, you know? i mean, everyone waiting their turn. the british really know how to wait in a line in the

. >> eagles rookie brittain coby returned against the vikings a as a punt returner.players lot before the game but the attendants didn't believe he was a player. they wouldn't let him into the lot because he only had a practice squad pass. >> i got to prove myself in philly before i deserve to be there so i -- i like that. i had to park with the grinders about half a mile away with the tailgaters and walk through. i thought it was a blast. >> christine, what a good sport. he paid 45 bucks to park. hope he gets reimbursed. >> parking out with the grinders, tailgaters. pick up a couple of hot dogs on the way in, maybe have a beer. chug a beer. all right. nice to see you, andy. >> all right. thanks . >>> a bruising legal 24 hours for donald trump and a bizarre new defense. i'm john berman with brianna keilar. overnight the department of justice scored a win in the fbi's search of mar-a-lago. overnight a reverse and investigators will be allowed to use some documents in their criminal probe. neither the special master nor trump's team will have access to them. part of th

brittain's next prime minister will be facing a number of economic challenges including soaring inflatione consumer price index climbed to a 40-year high at 10.1% as food and energy prices put a squeeze on households. analysts expect prices to rise 80%. frustrated workers are demanding higher wages. 155,000 people are said to be on strike across the u.k. some london residents talked about how they're keeping. >> there just has to be a change in lifestyle at this point. just turning on the gas when you can. when it's really necessary or making sure all the lights are definitely turned off, so forth. it just has to be a change in lifestyle. that's the only way you'll be able to actually survive it. >> i'm not bothered with what they do to be honest with you. i find the whole thing a gimmick. i don't understand what kind of government they have where they can allow the utility companies charge and then announce the billions of dollars in profits that they earn. >> joining me here in london is mark littleworth. he's at the institute of economic affairs. he's known liz truss for a number of ye

a survey in march from cardiff university say 57% believe brittain should continue to have a monarchy. >> they might not like what's happening, they might not like the money that they get, but they are willing to 2i7b to step t to the people. william already has a long association with wales. as a royal air force pilot he was stationed on the welsh island and it was there that he made his first family home with kate middleton after the birth of their son prince george. for now the welsh people pause in this moment of grief and ponder the future ahead. later today, in about three hours' time, we're expecting the king and his queen consort to arrive in cardiff. first, they'll take part in a reflection and prayer and then moving to the welsh parliament and in wales it will conclude at cardiff castle. people are already starting to line up. this might be the site of a silent protest. they've signed a petition to say there should no longer be a prince of wales from the monarchy. back to you. >> nina dos santos is in wales. the new prince and princess of wales took a look at the floral trib

recent polling done back in may ahead of the queen's platinum jubilee found a sizeable majority of brittains the monarchy to continue. 86% of those surveyed approved of the job that the queen was doing. this of course done in may. they felt the same way about prince william. just 65% were happy with then how prince charles was doing as prince of wales. it remains to be seen whether those numbers will change in the weeks and months to come. i'm becky anderson in london. do please stay with cnn's continuing coverage throughout the day of the queen's remembrance. for now, let's get you back to rosemary church at cnn center in atlanta. rosemary. >> thank you, becky. thank you for your great coverage today. we appreciate it. >>> still to come, as the u.s. federal reserve continues another interest rate hike, could falling gas prices sway their decision? we'll take a look at that. >>> welcome back, everyone. the latest u.s. inflation report is due out in just a few hours from now. investors in the stock market seem confident the news will be encouraging. the dow gained 229 points on monday. about

. >>> in just a couple of hours now brittain's new king charles iii and his wife, the queen consort, will return to wales for the first time since he became sovereign. the king's relationship with that country goes back more than half a century when he took the title prince of wales. well, the long awaited details of queen elizabeth's funeral have now been made public, and it promises to be one of the most elaborate events ever held in british history. this evening king charles will return from wales and will be joined by his younger sister and two brothers at a silent vigil at the queen's coffin in westminster hall in the palace of westminster behind me where mourners have been streaming through by the thousands since late wednesday. live tracker of the cue to get inside westminster hall shows it is currently nearly 5 miles long with an estimated wait time of 11 -- it's changing by the moment here. of at least 14 hours. cnn's nina dos santos is standing by in cardiff. let's get to nada bashir. 14 hours now the wait. it's a chilly morning. it's a bright morning, but it's a chilly mor

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