king charles dan signed documents confirming he had taken the oath relating to his religious duties, as well as orders of business, including, proclaiming a bank holiday on the day of the queen's funeral. ceremonies were then taken outside for a public reading of the accession proclamation. from the proclamation balcony of saint james's palace. oh, shall the bird, by the grace of god of united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, and of his other realms and territories, king head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith, to whom we do acknowledge. oh, faith and obedience ah, following the national anthem, once again, god said the king, con salutes rang out in london and other cities throughout the country. and the republic, expressions of allegiance to the new monarch, 3 cheers for his majesty. but k, a pet ah! the king and queen concert were greeted by fan there when they returned to buckingham palace, where crowds continue to gather to more than leave tributes to the late queen elizabeth. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. t

charles: really? you said it here. i believe you as well. dan, thanks for being here. >> great to be here. saying he is not concerned about the stock market but how he should be concerned about the stock market. how these markets are moving and make money in the difficult environments. erin gibbs and paul schatz after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we all need a rock we can rely on. to be strong. to overcome anything. ♪ ♪ to be... unstoppable. that's why the world's largest companies and over 30 million people rely on prudential's retirement and workplace benefits. who's your rock? pst. girl. you can do better. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile, at&t, and verizon. wow. i can do better! yes you can! i can do better, too! now you really can do better! switch to the fastest mobile service - xfinity mobile. now with the best price on two lines of unlimited. just $30 a line. as a business owner, your bo

eh, the castle said that we will not surrender then charles 12 and spinska drove his main forces and danter that, he once again received an offer to the bootman to surrender the castle. well, he, uh, you know, like a mercenary, but he has no motherland, no flag, so he just decided to surrender the castle. this is one of the versions of how this castle was, yes, a memorial sign installed next to the castle on this memorial sign shows an engraving supposedly of this castle, but i know for sure that this is not so, and this engraving is not true and the images are not preserved. not far from here in the village side, i grew up and childhood itself. i have always been interested in the history of the gill lock. i fantasized about the topic. what was he like. it seemed to me that a lot of interesting legends are connected with this. there is no castle, no walls. but what now lies in this about one channel is what still lies on the territory of the castle. i think that this can be studied for many, many years. and now, this is our trip. the historical pearl will still be , uh, more somehow pro

and wellington new zealand prime minister to send to our dan pay tribute to queen elizabeth and formerly acknowledged charles as the country's new sovereign. and at thousands gathered to watch australia as governor general david hurley claim at king charles as head of state at parliament house. in cambro ah, the credit officials are saying that large areas in the countries east are experiencing major power cars, including har keith, the 2nd city and regions of inappropriate troughs done yet. and it's to me, regions include areas where ukrainian forces have recently advanced. well, since early september, ukraine has made rapid gains with keith taking a few days to take back territory that russia at battle for months to control keeps forces of entered the key towns of is human coupons, located on strategic rail lines. advances have also been made in ukraine in the south, near harrison, but at a slower pace. meanwhile, a backup power line to the upper region nuclear plant has been restored, but operations there have been halted for safety reasons. plant was disconnected from the main energy grid for days becaus

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dan: a live look at buckingham palace now. the sun is rising on the first saturday under king charles's rule.nt biden says he plans to attend the funeral for queen elizabeth. the service is still being finalized. the new king made his first address today. reporter: tonight, is centuries old traditions lead a grieving british commonwealth to the funeral, a heart felt tribute for her oldest son. >> to my darling mama, as you begin your last great journey to join my dear late,, i want simply to say this. thank you. reporter: king charles the third in his desk king charles the third in his first address. until her death -- >> at the speed to today with feelings of profound sorrow. reporter: a massive crowd consoling the new king outside buckingham palace on friday. video offering a rare look is the newest addition head of state held his first official audience with the nation's capital prime minister. -- new prime minister. reporter: the king also with this war moment during his emotional address after years of tension with his youngest son. >> i want also to express my love for harry and meghan

dan: a live look at buckingham palace now. the sun is rising on the first saturday under king charles's rule.nt biden says he plans to attend the funeral for queen elizabeth. the service is still being finalized. the new king made his first address today. reporter: tonight, is centuries old traditions lead a grieving british commonwealth to the funeral, a heart felt tribute for her oldest son. >> to my darling mama, as you begin your last great journey to join my dear late,, i want simply to say this. thank you. reporter: king charles the third in his desk king charles the third in his first address. until her death -- >> at the speed to today with feelings of profound sorrow. reporter: a massive crowd consoling the new king outside buckingham palace on friday. video offering a rare look is the newest addition head of state held his first official audience with the nation's capital prime minister. -- new prime minister. reporter: the king also with this war moment during his emotional address after years of tension with his youngest son. >> i want also to express my love for harry and meghan

dan and well. >> that >> there is cricket fans in england saying the british national anthem today and unions king charless proclaimed. >> the new monarch inland. it's a big day across the pond. charles replacing his mother, queen elizabeth, the second following her death earlier this week today, members of the royal family paid their respects outside windsor castle. and that's where we find katie corrado tonight. katie, we do know that it's laid over there. so thank you so much for joining us talk about what's happening where you are. >> well, dana, noel, we took a walk up to windsor castle little bit earlier. and i have to tell you, it was just such an overwhelmingly emotional experience. i got goose bumps because there were tens ofa thousands of bouquets of flowers that were laid out around the gates of windsor castle, many of them or sunflowers, which were the queen's favorite. there are also handwritten cards and notes some by children doing drawings of the queen's corgis, all of those cards and notes get moved in at night into the castle, which will also be her final burial place. >> a gun salute is

dan: diana was 36 years old when she died. she married prince charlesir two sons, prince william and prince harry were 15 and 12 years old when she died. diana's legacy includes her philanthropic work, the british red cross posted this tweet in her honor, we pay tribute to her work as a dedicated humanitarian. she continues to have an effect on people all these years later. i remember getting up early in the morning to watch her get married to prince charles back in 1981. i was at a party with a number of reporters here on a saturday night, when she was killed, all those years ago. of course the party came to a stop. it will show shocking. ama: it's one of those days that none of us will ever forget after hearing that news. it's so sad. dan: let's move on. new details about the senior living facility where a mixup involving juice and a cleaning solution, led to the death of a resident. we looked up the past complaints at the facility. ama: new complaints against lyft want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was writte

dan, european royalty, heads of government. that is even bigger than, we see the head of transportation. so a lot at play. of course, that respect for the monarch and really welcoming king charles as he conducts himself in his new duties. i'm sure the public/private grief, what tension there must be inside as we have seen him across the u.k., he will be going to wales the day after tomorrow. he's already been in scotland, northern ireland. so these are historical moments. interesting to see how many heads of state and government are to come to the u.k., london, to take part in the state funeral that will be extraordinary to watch, and another piece of history. and we now have a carolyn era. charles the third. clearly on the throne. >> our correspondent in london, where history has unfolded. thank you for painting the picture for us. it is lasting 24 hours to get into westminster hall to pay respects, public respects. anybody can get into pass their respects onto, in front of the coffin of the majesty the queen, which is there until next monday. people from all around the world, all countries invited to take part. not from russia, belarus, or myanmar. political questions playing

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dan appears to break down after days of fighting on the border. 5 hold ups in a single day, desperate customers in lebanon demand banks give them their own money. and is charles takes the british throne. some say the country would be better off as a republic. ah, we begin in ukraine, where officials are investigating what they say are the bodies of hundreds of civilians discovered in massive burial sites in the northeastern city of indium. the city is in their car cave region ukrainian troops. we took it from russian forces earlier this month. the bodies are to be exempt for forensic examination. president, the letter means the lensky says, legal proceedings and now underway. or abdul hamid visited is you earlier on friday and a wanting some viewers may find images in this story. disturbing. we did go to the forest where b r o to things mars burials are hundreds of graves with crosser wouldn't crosses on top of them. sub with name, so live bait of ever date of death of the person, but some just marked with numbers unknown people. one of the ukraine is a resident of is jim, who was there actually told us that the russian soldiers were asking for money to bury

dan, thanks so much. >>> now to the farewell to queen elizabeth. thousands lining up to pay their final respects in westminster hall as king charles takes on the roleire life. the women in the royal family are stepping up. so let's go back to t.j. and amy there in london. good morning to you, both again. >> reporter: good morning, robin. as king charles is mourning the loss of his mother, he is also taking on this new title. the king is taking a day, by the way, to collect and reflect but some powerful women as you mentioned are now stepping into the spotlight. king charles' younger sister, anne, we've been talking about her over the past few days. the princess royal is known to be the hardest working member of the family and she's very connected at the women's royal naval service. here's a statistic for you. in 2021 charles carried out 385 official royal engagements while anne managed two more on behalf of the crown coming in at 387. now, camilla, of course, his wife of 17 years, now queen consort, also working with so many causes including violence against women and girls. she has helped lift her public image in recent years by some of that chari

dan can yell flax at newberger berman, senior researcher there. we're going to hop across pond, i don't think affordability will be an issue for king charles iii.he ruling monarch of her majesty's -- now his majesty's -- kingdom. but he's hitting all the right notes, and so far people say that's more important than anything else beyond all the pomp and circumstance. for a man who's personally grieving himself, he's now doing it for the nation and the world. the latest from there next. um mt gives you energy and keeps you full? let's get those buns toastin' bread. cheese. 10 more. go! ♪ i'm getting shredded! ♪ make the smart choice. land o'frost premium meat. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get ur job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. >> i think he'll do well. i think he'll -- he's got very big boots to fill. you know, i think he'll do really well. >> king charles seems quite strange, we have -- when he comes here. >> he has very big shoes to fill but i'm sure he'll do his absolute finest to take, carry on role of his mother had

charles, princess anne, prince andrew, and prince edward — will keep a silent vigil by their mother's coffin. before that, the king and queen consort will travel to cardiff, completing their tour of the uk. danjohnson dan reports. public engagement is already an early hallmark of king charles reign. even in grief, he's made time to meet people, first in scotland, before greeting crowds on a visit to northern ireland. he also shook hands outside buckingham palace shortly after the queen's death was announced. and today, he and the queen consort will travel to wales, completing the prince and princess of wales william and catherine were at sandringham in norfolk to see the flowers left for the queen and to exchange a few words. i love his little guardsman, and a paddington as well. we spoke to william and we spoke to kate. they both said about their outfits how nice they were. they're just really nice in general. we thanked them for the queen and everything she's done and all the things they're doing for everyone, it'sjust so nice. and william was asked about that walk behind his grandmother's coffin on wednesday during the broadcast. it was challenging, but also pretty good. the earl and countess of wes

charles be apolitical? lauren: it's going to be difficult. stuart: he's a climate warrior. how's he stepping aside from that? we really should go to the markets this is after all a financial program and thankfully dan ives has decided to spend the entire hour with us. he hasn't said much so far, but we're with him now. i want your outlook for the rest of the year for the stock market what do you got? >> look, i think right now, it's setup for a significant rally in tech stocks. stuart: hold on. setup for a significant rally between now and the end of the year in tech stocks? >> yeah, we've tech stocked from here could move up 15-20% because our view that you've seen over-correction and ultimately the fundamentals, from microsoft to apple to cybersecurity across-the-board, barks worse than the bite holding up well. a lot of bad news baked in. the fed, you're starting to see more and more what i believe will start to be a risk-on as we go into the rest of the year. stuart: but the fed is not a problem for big tech? despite what they're going to do , you can still go up 15-20% on the big tech stocks? >> well i think that's already started to get baked in. i think the fed, you look at what we're seeing

dan johnson at windsor. thank you for being with us. you are watching bbc news. king charlesndsor castle. and at balmoral, the queen's three younger children and their families viewed tributes to her after attending a church service. it comes as the date of the queen's funeral is announced as monday 19th september. and in other news this evening, ukraine says it has retaken several key towns and cities in the north and east as its offensive against russian forces gathers pace. good evening. charles iii, who became monarch immediately after the death of his mother, has been formally proclaimed king at st james's palace in london. in a ceremony which dates back centuries and which was televised for the first time in its history, the death of her majesty queen elizabeth ii was officially confirmed, before the new monarch swore an oath. king charles paid tribute to his late mother, saying her reign had been unequalled in dedication, duration and devotion. he vowed to follow her example and to seek peace, harmony and the prosperity of all the nations where he is now head of state.

dan johnson. drumbeat. the sound that signals the change of watch called forward the four people who know best the queen's life and character. her children charlesthe whole family, absolutely amazing. _ a very emotional moment, and itjust added to the whole afternoon, evening. unbelievable. she is the only female we have ever had and will ever have on our planet that is known by everybody in the world, from the smallest islands to the largest area on our planet. she isjust the only one, our queen. and that, to me, fills me with immense pride. meanwhile, the queue kept snaking through the night. everybody has remarked on how well—organised things have been and what a nice, positive, friendly attitude there is among the crowd. the temperature is dropping and the wait times are now up as much as 2a hours, but i don't get the sense anybody is going to be giving up. the day started with a visit to wales. the last piece of our national jigsaw for the new king's tour, his first time here as monarch, though as prince of wales for so long, he is closely associated with this land and its people. while the majority cheered, there were some jeers. crowd boo