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. >> "firing line" with margaret hoover is made possible in part by robert, charles r. schwab, the fairweather foundation, and by the roz lynn p. walter foundation, the pritzker military foundation on behalf of the pritzker military and library and the mark haas foundation. corporate funding is provided by stevens, inc. >>> ken burns, sarah botstein, welcome to "firing line." >> thank you. >> thank you. >> you have, along with your director and producer, lynn novak come out with a three-part documentary series called "the u.s. and the holocaust" which premieres this sunday. there are at least 100 docuntaries about the holocaust so why did you need to make this film now? >> we decided to do this in 2015. it was a far different environment in 2015, and it's taken us seven years to do it, so there's not a sense of now. we're just drawn to topics, authentically, and it's not that there's 100 films or a thousand films or no films about them, it's just that we have to feel like we've got an angle to pursue it. in this case, for us, it was really important to re-see the holoca

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coffin was loaded into a hears and atop the coffin a note in loving and devoted memory signed signed charles r forex which means king. >> it surprising to see him wee. >> reporter: the period of natil morning ended after the funerale royal family mourns another wee. charles became king the moment s mother died but the coronation is expected to take place late spring or early summer next year. > >> jimmy garoppolo took a pay cut to return to the 49 years. w with trey lance injured he is at to make some of the money back. >> here is vern glenn. >> reporter: where do erhere? s denver. if anyone can seamlessly seamlessly take on the startingk role, it's jimmy garoppolo. >> this advertise the reason yoy insurance. you don't want to have to use it but jimmy was our our insurance policy. >> those premiums are about to o up. garoppolo's new contract was was set up for him to earn and l $250,000 per game and another 100 grand for every win. >> you made $350,000 today. how much of the practicality does it you? >> now that you said it, it fees good. you are not thinking about stuff out there. you are in

it was signed charles r. or rex, king. >> i think he's going go a more emotional king than a lot of us think. >> reporter: the funeral drew heads of state from around the world including president biden with the first lady and commonwealth prime ministers from canada, australia, and new zealand. >> we recall her lifelong sense of duty and dedication to the people. >> reporter: after the service the queen's family watched solemnly as the coffin was loaded into the hearse. then the pageantry continued with queen elizabeth passing through the heart of the british capital one more time. thousands lined the streets of london to watch a near 25-mile procession from wednestminster abbey to st. george's. soon after, queen elizabeth's coffin was lowered into the royal vault before being buried in a chapel alongside her parents, sister, and prince philip, her husband of 73 years. a lone piper who woke the queen every morning played one final time for her as she was laid to rest. anne-marie, the royal family still has o

the message reading "in loving and devoted memory, charles r.."ion moving from westminster abbey to hyde park, passing by crowds of well-wishers who cheered after the queen's body went by. >> god save the king! >> and then a final rendition of god save the queen, britain's anthem. before reaching the queen's final resting place in st. george's castle at windsor castle. >> for most brits and people around the world, the royal family are a touchstone of hurry own lives. they reflect our own families. there are families and there are weddings and there are funerals, and we reflect where we are at that moment in time in our own lives. and they were there wanting to pay tribute. >> leading up to today, thousands stood for hours to pay their respects to catch a glimpse of history. >> i feel like it's an end of an era. >> and you're particularly wistful about the idea that there will be only kings for a while, right? >> yeah, yeah. it's at an end of an era. will never have more females on the throne. we're a family of girls. >> one mother whose family ca

"in loving and devoted memory, charles r.," he wrote with her family following, the queen's casket leavingn a procession. the monarch passing her home, buckingham palace, for the last time then a 25-mile drive tens of thousands lining the roads many tossing flowers some overcome. >> i am totally devastated she's not with us anymore. ♪ >> reporter: later arriving at windsor and the long walk, escorted by the queen's soldiers, surrounded by massive crowds bells tolled cannons fired in salute as the queen's beloved corgis, mick and sandy, waited for her by the door. her family following the hearse to st. george's chapel, where the queen was brought inside to the place where just last year because of covid restrictions the queen sat alone for the funeral of her husband. today the room full. >> her calm and dignified presence has given us confidence to face the future as she did, with courage and with hope. >> reporter: then the imperial crown, orb and scepter that elizabeth received when she was just 25 are removed from the coffin as she is lowered to her final resting place. ♪ a bagpipe start

the coffin with a handwritten note from her son, king charles -- "in loving and devoted memory, charles r." the flowers cut from the gardens of the royal residences, including myrtle -- grown from some of the myrtle in the queen's wedding bouquet in 1947, of course, married to philip for 73 years. prince william now joined by princess catherine and their children. prince harry with duchess meghan. the view overhead revealing the scope of the ceremony. among the hymns, psalm 23, sung at the queen's wedding in 1947 to philip. theirs was the longest marriage in royal history. ♪ the archbishop of canterbury. >> her late majesty famously declared on her 21st birthday broadcast that her whole life would be dedicated to serving the nation and commonwealth. rarely has such a promise been so well kept. >> tens of thousands gathering in nearby hyde park to watch the service and pay their respects. near them,wo minutes of silence for their queen. across britain, hundreds of thousands moved. then, the congregation singing "god save the king." queen camilla singing next to the king, clearly moved by t

it was signed charles r for rex or king. the funeral drew heads of state from around the world including president bidenh biden with the first lady and ch prime ministers from canada, australia and new zealand. >> we recall her lifelong sense of duty and dedication to her p. her people. >> reporter: after the service, the queens family watched solemnly as the half and was lod into a hearse. and then the pageantry continued with queen h queen elizabeth passing throughe british capitol one last time. >> reporter: thousands lined the the streets of london to watch a a 25 mile procession from westminster abbey to windsor cae for a final service. soon aftere coffin was lowered into the royal vault before being buried in a chapel alongside her paren, sister and prince philip, her hd of 73 years. a lone piper who will clean every morning played one final time for her as she was laid to rest. still has another week of officl morning and we are hearing that king charles is in scotland andu may remember that we talked a lt about that

a note from her son on the coffin reading in loving and devoted memory charles r. or charles regent. 2,000 officials paid last respects. >> tens of thousands of people lined the street and people saw the crown and scepter removed to mark the end of the second elizabethan age. anna stewart is in england for us. there were no cameras at this family service. so do we know much about what happened? >> reporter: thankfully we have very little detail there and so wonderful when you consider how publicly the royal family had to grieve this passing to have few moments to themselves for a private service but the majesty's coffin will be moved to the king george vi annex chapel where her father and mother and sister are buried and will be reunited with the man she called the strength and stay for all the years. it is an utterly extraordinary 12 days of mourning. the scenes extraordinary. i was outside windsor with 170,000 people. this is a three-mile walk and as the procession began down it, it fell silent. you could hear a pin drop. then a ripple of applause down the three m

the throne, prince william, prince of wales, and camilla the queen consort, he signed the oath, charles rand then, a moment of pageantry. fanfare plays. from a balcony, the garter king of arms issued the proclamation of the new king's reign. whereas it has pleased almighty god to call to his mercy our late sovereign lady, queen elizabeth ii, of blessed and glorious memory, by whose decease the crown of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland is solely and rightfully come to the prince charles philip arthur george. we, therefore, do now hereby, with one voice and consent of tongue and heart, publish and proclaim that the prince charles philip arthur george is now, by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory, become our only lawful and rightful liege lord charles iii. the king's guard gave three cheers. three cheers for his majesty the king. hip hip! hurray! following centuries—old tradition, the proclamation was also issued in the city of london. hip hip! hurray! affirming and proclaiming the reign of charles ii! to all corners of his kingdom. nicholas witchell, bbc

it was signed charles r.w heads of states frm around the world including president biden with the first lady and commonwealth ministers from canada, australia and new zealand. >> we recall her lifelong sense of duty and dedication to her pe her people. >> reporter: after the service, the family watched as the coffin the coffin was loaded into a he. a hearse. and then the pageantrd pageantry continued with queen elizabeth passing through the hs of the british capitol one last time. >> reporter: thousands lined the the streets of london to watch the 25-mild procession from westminster abbey to the castlee castle were the service. soon after, the coffin was lowered into the vault. a piper who woke woke the queen every morning played one final time for her as she was laid to rest. >> the royal family still has one more official week of mourng of mourning despite the nationag national morning. king charles, we are hearing, is in scotland and you may remember us keeping tabs on that long line that was going into we

it says the in loving and devoted memory, charles r, as in charles the king.mself -- flowers himself from three of the royal residences. susan li is here -- susan: i used to live a few blocks away from buckingham palace in london, and nobody does pageantry and service like the brits do. so it's just wonderful to see the mile lit up again. stuart: it's been really moving for me, and a lot of other people. let's get to business. car stocks. susan: tesla la's getting a boosted today. shanghai's showrooms are expanding, not closing, and that's despite the zero covid policies -- policies in china. berlin still building up the battery production factory and tesla supercharger prices are going with up across europe by roughly 20%. ford using smartphone tech to upgrade the cars' safety features in order to see pedestrians, bikers and other cars more clearly. stuart: not doing badly are, the car stocks. susan: i don't think so at all. stuart: big tech was down at the open, but it's coming back. susan: you're recovering from the worst we've seen since june. look at appl

were talking about and a note written from king charles, it reads in loving and devoted memory, charles re funeral of princess diana in this abbey. but going back centuries -- >> going back centuries, this is the first state funeral at westminster abbey since george ii, 1760, 39 monarchs have been crowned here, 13 kings and four queens have been laid to rest here. we just heard that wonderful last post there which symbolizes, the bugle corps, which symbolizes the end of war, and we heard the bagpipe music "sleep dearie sleep" who played under the queen's window, 15 minutes, every morning, whether she was there or not. and we'll see the procession moving past buckingham palace, parliament square, onto the mile as you were saying anderson, the place we've seen so many jubilees, so many wonderful royal moments now the queen's final journey through her adoring crowds. >> this is really part one of this funeral. this is just the beginning of it, the service at westminster abbey. explain the -- what the order of the day is. >> after this the heads of state, and also ministers will go to church

the throne, prince william, prince of wales, and camilla the queen consort, he signed the oath, charles ry and rightfully come to the prince charles philip arthur george. we, therefore, do now hereby, with one voice and consent of tongue and heart, publish and proclaim that the prince charles philip arthur george is now, by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory, become our only lawful and rightful liege lord charles iii. the king's guard gave three cheers. three cheers for his majesty the king. hip hip - hurray! following centuries—old tradition, the proclamation was also issued in the city of london. it will be repeated in britain's other national capitals tomorrow. affirming and proclaiming the reign of charles iii to all corners of his kingdom. nicholas witchell, bbc news. such a compelling day, echoes of history mixed with the new. never before have we seen an accession council declare a new king. we'll have plenty more of the day's events surrounding the death of queen elizabeth ii but let's take this opportunity to look at some of the other day's events. after months of de

it's now charles r., for rex, king. s a history of handwriting issues, which leads to another change. he's famous for sending scribbled notes to government ministers. black spider memos they were called, often telling those ministers what they should be doing or not doing. and they were considered improper as members of the royal family, let alone future kings are not supposed to interfere in policy. >> my life will, of course, change. >> reporter: charles admitted on becoming king that his days as an advocate are over. >> it will no longer be possible for me to give so much of my time and energies to the charities and issues for which i care so deeply. >> reporter: he was saying very clearly, i put that behind me. he said on other occasions and he will repeat it in the speech. if in the past he's been a contentious figure, his aim now is to unify. >> reporter: but however much charles holds hi tongue or his pen, this will still be a different kind of monarchy. >> we never really knew what the queen thought about most th

"in loving and devoted memory, charles r. ". >> few leaders receive the outpouring of love that we have seen. >> reporter: after readings and blessings for two minutes, the att attendees, the choir, and the nation all fell silent. big ben tolled 96 times. guns unloaded as the procession continued on its final journey. crowds lined the streets, all the way along the route, from london to windsor. the military flanked the three-mile long walk leading to the castle. at the end of the ceremony, the crown, the orb, the center, were removed by the crown jeweler, separating the queen from her crown for the final time. for the first time, performing the ritual on camera, the most senior official in the royal household, the lord chamberlain, broke his wand of office and placed it on the coffin, symbolizing the end of his and the monarch's service. as the coffin lowered, the sovereign piper, who for decades played for elizabeth every morning as her personal alarm clock, sounded the final lament t at her majesty's request. ♪ the period of national mourning in the united kingdom has officially ende

it read "in loving and devoted memory, charles r. the r for rex, meaning king in latin.he wreath of flowers includes myrtle from a plant grown from a sprig in the queen's wedding bouquet. after the service, her coffin made its 25-mile journey to windsor castle by carriage and eventually by state hearse the procession through the streets of london lined with thousands of mourners. at one point it stopped at hyde park this satellite image shows all the people packed into that park as the procession was under way. crowds also greeted the queen's coffin in windsor ahead of her committal service. there two of her beloved corgis waited for her arrival her pony, emma, also stood nearby as the state hearse made its way to the castle. during the committal service at st. george chapel, king charles placed a flag on the coffin. then lord chamberlin, the most senior staffer to the royal family, snapped his wand that is a tradition symbolizing he's completed his duty in his post overseeing the queen's funeral. those, the final acts, before queen elizabeth's coffin lowered into the ro

and a card hand written by the king, "in loving and devoted memory, charles r."nd thanksgiving, we come to this house of god. we gather from across the nation, from the commonwealth and from the nations of the world to mourn our loss, to remember her long life of selfless service. # the lord's my shepherd, i'll not want #. all the music and readings had been approved by the queen herself. they included a hymn sung at her wedding. in his sermon, the archbishop of canterbury spoke of a life devoted to duty. people of loving service are rare in any walk of life. leaders of loving service are still rarer. but in all cases those who serve will be loved and remembered, when those who cling to power and privileges are long forgotten. the grief of this day, felt not only by the late queen's family, but all round the nation, the commonwealth and the world, arises from her abundant life and loving service now gone from us. after prayers, the sounding of the last post and a two—minute silence. # god save our gracious king. # long live our noble king. # god save our king #.

orb the wreath holding a handwritten note from the queen's son quote in loving and devoted memory charles r the king leading his siblings in his children in a royal procession to westminster abbey the church where queen elizabeth was crowned and where she was married her great-grandchildren prince george and princess charlotte joining the procession inside the church about 2,000 mourners, including hundreds of dignitaries and heads of state watching every ritual loving service. now gone from us and willington arch the queen's coffin transferred from the carriage to the state hurts for 25 mile trip to windsor castle the coffin arriving to a gun salute then carried inside. the grief of the royal family visible throughout the day the king's eyes welling with tears while the choir sang. god save the king. britain's beloved queen now lead to rest it's really sad, but we have had a week as a nation to adjust to this. and as the funeral rites in here in london back in dc the national cathedral and the british embassy or hosting a memorial service for the queen on wednesday. they've invited preside

charles gregory john >> nicholas john >> dennis m. johnson >> lashawna johnson >> scott michael johnson >> william r. ton >> allison horstmann jones >> arthur joseph jones iii >> brian leander jones >> charles edward jones >> christopher d. jones >> donald t. jones ii >> donald w. jones >> judith lawter jones >> linda jones >> mary s. jones >> andrew brian jordan, sr. >> robert thomas jordan >> albert gunnis joseph >> ingeborg joseph >> karl henry joseph >> stephen joseph >> jane eileen josiah >> anthony jovic >> angel l. juarbe, jr. >> karen sue juday >> ann c. judge >> mychal f. judge >> paul william jurgens >> thomas edward jurgens >> shashi kiran lakshmikantha kadaba >> gavkharoy kamardinova >> shari kandell >> and my uncle. i know you met me when i was one, but i wish i got to really meet you. our family misses you so much and some of the stories i hear from your mom if you were so kind and array of light and you make everybody smile. we love you and miss you every day. >> and my grandfather raymond matthew, who i never had the honor of meeting but through pictures and stories, his legacy will ne

charles r. as the queen's funeral procession left westminster abbey. hundreds of thousands lined the route to pay their respects. very sad. she's been with us a long time now. really privileged. i saw it. i didn't think i'd feel this emotional. emotional procession ultimately made its way to windsor castle queen's prefer to state in her later years and the resting place of more than a dozen royals. there were some personal touches to from her beloved corgis and pony, which waited as the coffin approached to the music chosen for its significance to the queen. committal service inside st george's chapel, the imperial state crown or scepter, were removed, marking the end of our 70 year reign. the lord chamberlain, the most senior official in the royal household , broke his one of office signifying the end of a service policing it on the queen's casket before it was lowered into the royal vault. queen elizabeth was buried in a chapel she commissioned herself in 1962 as a burial place for her father, king george, the sixth in london mouth rivera ktvu, fox t

amid the wreath, a handwritten note from the king, in loving and devoted memory, charles r. >> few leaders receive the outpouring of love that we have seen. >> after readings and blessings for two minutes, the attendees, the choir and the nation all fell silent. big ben tolled 96 times. guns unloaded as the procession continued on its final journey. crowds lined the streets all the way along the route from london to windsor. the military flagged the 3 mile long walk leading to the castle. at the end of the ceremony, the crown, the orb, the sector were removed by the crown jeweler, separating queen from her crown for the final time. for the first time performing the ritual on camera, the most senior official in the royal household the lord chamberlain broke his wand of office and placed it on the coffin, symbolizing the end of his and the monarch's service. as the kocoffin lowered, the sovereign piper, who played for elizabeth every mortgage as h-- morning as her alarm clock, sounded the final request at her majesty's request. very powerful image of the king after the coffin was lowered. te

and a card hand written by the king, in loving and devoted memory, charles r.nksgiving, we come to this house of god. we gather from across the nation from the commonwealth and from the nations of the world to mourn our loss, to remember her long life of selfless service. # the lord is my shepherd, i will not want... all the music and readings had been approved by the queen herself. it included a hymn sung at her wedding. in his sermon, the archbishop of canterbury spoke of a life devoted to duty. people of loving service are rare in any walk of life. leaders of loving service are still rarer. but in all cases those who serve will be loved and remembered when those who cling to power and privileges are long forgotten. the grief of this day, felt not only by the late queen's family, but all around the nation, the commonwealth and the world, arises from her abundant life and loving service now gone from us. she was joyful, present to so many, touching a multitude of lives. after prayers, the sounding of the last post and a two—minute silence. # god save our graci

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it said in loving and devoted memory, charles r., or charles rex. him out of the working royals. >> helped pay his settlement. >> out of royal funds. >> king charles and his sister, princess anne, who was the most loyal of the children. but in that first speech on that friday, the day after her death, he referred to her, yes, he talked about loving harry and meghan, but he also said in the new life they've chosen overseas. some felt that was him signifying they have chosen to separate themselves and that cannot be changed unless they choose to -- there we saw sarah ferguson through her own separation. >> sarah and her husband, mike, with their daughter. >> so, it's a, like all families, a complicated family. remember when the queen in her speech -- >> talking about that terrible year. >> where there had been a fire at windsor. >> and two marriages. >> so there have been plenty of divorce and disharmony. >> and yet a family still. a family that is grieving a loss. a very real loss. the mark that the queen made on history. indelible. but on her own fa

charles is returning to london r today to make his first televised address. the officialn could be months away after a period of mourning for his moth. his mother. shortly after, news of the death reached our shorese bells at grace cathedral began ringing out. 96 times. once for every year for life. the many ways the bay area is paying tribute. >> reporter: the intercontinental mark hopkins hotel lowered the flag to half f in honor of queen elizabeth the second. the hotel also found a l way to pay tribute. the newly renovated ballroom was unveiledh afternoon high tea. to mark then the occasion, people came in thr best attire. they enjoyed scones, finger sandwiches and sweet. the the afternoon was bad on the well afternoon teat -- t. t. >> the location is on the site.r home wasn't there. with her passing, we are looking at the theme of the afternoon being a nod to the queen and rail connections. >> i would like to propose a toast. >> the general manager let a toast with the greatest respect to the queen. he is maltese and grew up as a british citizen. >> have

now, yesterday, charles affair was officially proclaimed king r reporters, asked londoners what they think of the new monarch barbara stuart asked, let's listen to that and we'll talk water. i think he is going to make an amazing king is very much a people's person. he is very warm from what we can see and the way he kind of approaches the public. i feel he'd be a very good came for us. i think he's gonna do a grand job. i do. i think he's in the do you think he deserves that? yeah, i think he deserves his time and i hope he can make a good job of it and i'm sure he will. and his wife is waited a long time for it. so he says he's well prepared, i think he's going to be very well supported by william and kate. um so yeah, i think we should be be pretty positive. barbara, you can still hear me. people clearly seem to be looking forward to the reign of king charles, but you know what they say, new king new rules. what could a new king's reign be like? is it quite amazing, but how warmly people are receiving him because you know what his public image was in the past. i mean there was a p

queen's coffin which we now know is king charles iii to his mother and wrote loving and devoted memory charles rle boris johnson sitting there listening to that may think that the archbishop was making a point or maybe he was making a wider point to other world leaders. >> ainsley: maybe meghan and harry. >> piers: maybe if you live your live to serve others you are remembered extremely well. if you live your life clinging to power and privilege and forget about duty and supervisors, then less. so and i think that was a very marked thing that he said, you know, bordering on political but i applaud him for saying it. >> reminding him what the queen stands for. >> ainsley: maybe just being a bishop. leader in the church reminding us we need to have lives of service and not to serve ourselves. also on top you can see there in front of the flowers you have the imperial state crown. you have the orb and the scepter, and they're resting on top of the coffin. they will be removed before the final hymn and placed on the altar, i guess they were and put back on the coffin. they will not be buried. inside

now from buckingham palace, written by king charles iii, it reads in loving and devoted memory, charles r chosen by charles for his mother, and they include a branch taken from a plant that is an offspring of a plant that was used in her wedding bouquet. >> beautiful. we're watching live coverage of the state funeral of queen elizabeth ii as it closes the family following the coffin, the queen's coffin out of westminster abbey. the arch bishop of canterbury, during the service said death is the door to glory, and noted that queen elizabeth iii said in her coronation that she would dedicate her life to the service of the commonwealth, and he noted what a promise well kept. her late majesty's example, he said, was not said by ambition, but by her faith and noted that she began her coronation in silent prayer showing allegiance first to god. >> the queen consort behind her elizabeth's coffin in the procession that is coming. >> and shortly begins the next procession, the longer procession, the queen's coffin will leave westminster abbey in just a moment, followed by senior members of the roy

." ♪ god save the king ♪ >> charles appearing emotional amid the support and while r reading messagest along the palace gates for the queen. and then, for the first time, charles and camilla entering buckingham palace as king and queen consort. the images of tributes across the u.k. bells tolling 96 times, once for every year of her life. a memorial service at st. paul's cathedral. the world paying its respects. tonight what we learned about the service for the queen and her funeral. and this evening, president biden confirming he will attend the queen's funeral. the last days of queen elizabeth. the queen at her beloved summer home at balmoral in scotland. the unprecedented announcement about her health. and we have now learned tonight that king charles and princess anne were by her side. the rest of the family rushing to get there. what the world will witness next. >>> pictures of the queen as only a few ever saw her, the mother, grandmother and great grandmother. those moments with the children, away from public view. her playful sense of humor. >>> at 73 years old, king charles be

charles ? >> the third? r in so we did a segment earlier ince the show on vaccine mandates.one's talking aboutou the vaccine anymore, partly because pretty much the wholvaes country got it. wants so nobody wants to hear about it. but because the old country got it, it's worth knowing what ith was. it was. ill not exactly sure you'll remember that it wasn't that long ago that the bush administration demanded that all worker demand s, including l private sector workers, take the kovalchuk or else thats al turned out to be insane. the and now countries all over sam the world, same countries, areci acknowledging it. they have no choice because the data have comece and they are crystal clear . denmark's health authority announced it is ending covid not vaccinations, not mandates, butb vaccinations for pretty muchut everybody under the age of 50 . >> what? why? the countries already stoppedopu vaccinating people under the age of 18 ? well, they're doing thisnd becaus e they concluded that for most people, getting covid is less risky. than taking the vaccine. okay, now it's too lat

the imperial state crown, the 0rb devoted memory, charles r.rison sergeant major, andrew stokes, the great funeral procession sets off from westminster abbey, the mournful beat of the music. and the queen's final progress through the heart of london, the city of her birth, gets under way. the arrangements for this state funeral on a scale not seen in britain for 70 years, since the funeral procession of king george vi in 1952. more than 3000 military personnel taking part, along with representatives of civilian organisations. at the head of the procession, which is along the mall, we have representatives of commonwealth countries and the armed forces, led by the mounties, the canadian mounted police. big ben tolls, gun fires back at parliament square. big ben tolls, gun fires the mounties leading the way along to wellington arch, backed by mounted metropolitan police, followed by a contingent of those who have been recipients of the george cross and victoria cross, and representatives of the armed forces of canada, australia, new zealand, and o

r. ruth, united states army reserve. charles e.saban sr. marjorie c.salamone. john p.sanmartino.onel david m. scales, united states army. commander robert a.schlagle, united states navy. janice m. scott. lieutenant colonel michael l. sell, united states army, retired. mary a.h.serva. commander dan f. shadower, united states navy. antoinette m. sherman. diane m. simmons. and her husband, george w. simmons. donald d. simmons. cheryl d.simcock. chief greg h. smallwood, united states navy. lieutenant colonel gary f. smith, united states army, retired. mary ray sopper. robert speisman. patricia j.stotz. ednal. stevens. norma lang sterley. sergeant major larry l. strickland, united states army. hildae. taylor. lieutenant colonel kitp. taylor, united states army. leonard e. taylor. sandra c. taylor. sandra d. teague. lieutenant karl w.teepe, united states army, retired. sergeant tamarac. thurman, united states army. lieutenant commander ottis b.tolbert, united states navy. staff sergeant willie q. troy, united states army, retired. lieutenant commander ronald j.vauk, united states navy

there is a warning sign if they don't ramp up margins -- charles: companies with big r&d may cut back rather, i don't know if that is the case here, you watch these companies, hold them in your portfolio long term, struggling a little bit with the top line, compensates are high, do you want them to cutbacks things like r&d? >> i don't think companies should ever cut back investing in their future especially a technology company which innovation moves quickly but i would like to cut them back on non-core costs, if people are not working in the office i have real estate background why have real estate? charles: i like to go four quarters back. jumps out at me right away. year ago beat by 10%, beat by 7%, beat by 2%. last quarter they missed. sequentially having a tough time meeting wall street expectation. >> i think we've entered a new era of transparency with analysts and i think the two years of covid, first it was like we can't give you any guidance because we don't know what the future looks like. they couldn't get' way with that without the stock price suffering. i think it is har

r. and it would be really smart move. charles is not half as popular as his mother was a, nor as popular as his eldest son is. i think he needs to take some of the shine from his mother and borrow some of the shine from his eldest son. and i think you'll be very smart to keep william close. william and kate have been doing more of the official duties over the last couple of years and they had before the children a slightly older they're all at school now. so they've got time. and i think charles is really gonna have to serve as this transition king to the next generation. although he did say in the speech that he would serve his country for as long as the god gave him time. so who knows whether he'll actually continue working till the end of his days? he is 73, isn't he? so can we expect a lot of modernizing to come from him more? is this just a 1st step? maybe in a direction that he's then not going to pursue any further. i think it depends how much advice he takes from william. i think william and kate do have a kind of coterie

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ruthless headlines revealing secrets between diana and charles but the entire british monarch great reputation at rorrespondence, it has turned out. >> december 9 prime minister jon major announced charles and diana were officially separated. it was a relief for everyone involved. although diana would no longer be married into the family, the queen respected she would always be the mother of the future k king. over time the dust settled the screen simply focus on her royal duties in her grandchildren. but in 1997 horrific tragedy shook the world. >> they are telling me that diana, princess of wales hasn't dieted for this is according to british resources. that is what the press association has been told. >> for death sent shockwaves around the globe. at balmoral castle castle he was consoling his sons and trying to make sense of what happened. outside the castle walls people all across britain 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 outs

charles on his arm from all my c. r one. when i go back to my tent, because all my tiredness and fatigue disappear, clena you wallader. i listened to the dumb of aunt river m of on before the wolf, enjoying mount dumb yvonne's beauty. all your rank and the magnificent flowers and the nature of that surrounds me here in the outdoors. lord, ha, that's my life and the captain with all its joyce and hardships. saki, it's a good life. raw g m. got it, buddy boy, whether jim got it. ah, w moody bees are gods blessing their god's creatures, got it off without the bees to pollinate plants and crops. the natural world would disappear within 4 years or so. our very existence depends on them. indeed in san was company although enjoy good of one m over as long as i have the strength to work with bes, i'll remain a beekeeper. we've got a quote number that he ah, mount, dumb of and, and the national park are just a short distance away from tehran. the cities climate is influenced by geographical location at the crossroads between mountain

charles gregory john. nicholas john. >> lashawna johnson >> scott michael johnson >> william r johnston >> allison horstmannjones >> brian leander jones >> christopher d jones >> charles edward jones >> donald t jones >> donald w jones >> judith jones >> linda jones >> mary s jones >> andrew jordan >> robert thomas jordan >> albert gunnia joseph >> ingeborg joseph >> karl henry joseph >> stephen joseph >> jane eileen josiah >> anthony jovic >> angel l juarbe, jr >> karen sue juday >> mychal f judge >> paul william jurgens >> thomas edward jurgens >> kacinga kabeya >> shashikiran lakshmikantha kadaba >> gavkharoy kamardinova >> shari kandell >> and my uncle jamaal. i know you met me when i was one. i wish i got to really meet you. our family misses you so much. i hear from my mom that you are so kind and a ray of light that made everybody smile. we love you and miss you every day. >> and my grandfather raymond. who i never had the honor of meeting, but through pictures and stories, his legacy will never die. i know you are watching over me and the rest of the family every day. i know that poppy is so proud o

king charles, the 3rd is meeting with commonwealth leaders at buckingham palace, including new zealand prime minister, jacinta r, darren and canada. as justin trudeau, they travelled to london to pay their respects to his late mother, who played a crucial role in growing and maintaining the voluntary body of more than 50 nations. most of them former british colonies. the commonwealth was a priority to the queen during her reign as its new head. charles has pledged to sustain his mother's dedication and devotion as he put it. other world leaders, including japan's emperor francis emmanuel mccall, and u. s. president joe biden are arriving in time for queen elizabeth's state funeral on monday. more than 10000 police officers are being deployed, making it the largest security operation in london's history. well for more, we are now joined by our corresponded jack para cruz reporting from london. wall jackets, the final day of the queen's lying in state. how would you describe the emotional climate there in london? just had a pretty interesting moment here just on the other side of the thames, where the queen's bod

king charles, the 3rd is meeting with commonwealth leaders at buckingham palace, including new zealand prime minister, jacinta r, darren and canada. as justin trudeau, they travel to london to pay their respects to his late mother who played a crucial role in growing and maintaining the voluntary body of more than 50 nations. most of them former british colonies. the commonwealth was a priority to the queen during her reign as its new head. charles has pledged to sustain his mother's dedication and devotion as he put it. other world leaders, including japan's emperor francis emmanuel mccall, and u. s. president joe biden are arriving in time for queen elizabeth's state funeral on monday. more than 10000 police officers are being deployed, making it the largest security operation in london's history. some boxing news now . mexican canal for as defeated, cause it's donnie rival. good knotty gulf can buy unanimous decision to retain the undisputed super middle weight world title. can. eloise victory brought their bitter rivalry to an end. the pear previously fought in 20172018 with a controversial draw on the 1st