ok and then other listening again, stay with the i r ha the me ha ah ah ah ah ah ah, the me and chris wilson. it's bring you back in here as we see and hear what is very much a religious service. how will the nation be trying to come together at this time? well, i think we, but remember, there are many dispersed elements within the nation and church of england to which charles pledged himself as a new one. and a gave me, we're just going to cut into their little bits the prime minister. well, you can trust is just talking going to have a listening to her. but if we die, we die to the lord. so then whether we live. busy or whether we die, we have a lot for to this end, christ died and lived again. so that he might be lord of base the dead, the living. why do you pass judgment on your brother or sister? or you? why do you despise your brother or sister? so we will stand before the judgment seat of god. for it is written. as i live, says the lord. every knee shall bow to me and every tongue shall give praise to god. say then each of us will be accountable to god prime minister with a reading fr

okay, chris wilson, raw biographer, thank you very much indeed for your insights. and we're going to go and have a listen to bit more of that service at saint paul's cathedral for the service of others. this act of anointing was so sacred that she was hidden from view and covered by a golden canopy. a rare moment of privacy. in a life to be lived in full view of millions. how much is mazda service continues? let's go live now to a 19 baba in london, outside to saint paul's cathedral, that in the nation has heard king charles's 1st address. okay, so that's right. the, the general public have been able to hear directly from him in that free recorded address that king charles made with just to wine again which he spoke of his late mother. having led a loy, a lawyer, well lived reminding people of what he called the promise of life long service. she may when she was young, just a couple of years after the end of world war 2. in fact, and promising to renew that sir, commitment to public service will talking of services, of course, in some post griffey jewel here in lon

thank you very much. indeed, chris wilson role biographer, joining us from london. thank you. albany is now ukraine's army says its armed forces are pushing further into the northeast hawk give region as it make significant gains and a counter offensive. or since early september, their advance has been fast. ukraine taken back in days ground that it took the russians, monks to control his forces, have entered the key towns of is him and could be asked both located on rower lines . advances have also been made by ukraine in the south, near her son, but at a slower pace. meanwhile, a back up power lines. this operation, nuclear power plant has been restored and operations there have been halted for safety reasons and was disconnected from the main energy grid for days due to shilling hotter under hammered, has more from hockey. the last we heard from president zalinski is that the ukrainian army was now in consort for 2000 square kilometers, sort of south east of high retrieve city where i am at the moment. they have 1st start pushing through the town of bella. clia w

andrew, we're going to do now is we're going to bring in chris wilson. he's a royal historian, a biographer, he's in london, joins us live there. continue to look at those life pictures. when we look in the context of situations like this in the past, the passing of marks, what do you make and how do you evaluate the turn out that we've seen from had the states from world leaders? well, it's quite extraordinary. and i think that it, sir, the world in which we live now, where our borders shrink because we have air travel and suddenly there are. busy busy more a heads of state here than there have ever b. r. i counted 23 kings, 13 queens, and the heads of state all a representatives of a 121 other countries. now that is colossal, i can't believe that anywhere else in the world can a single figure attract that many people at such short notice to come here to celebrate this amazing life of the queen. but uncle says a secondary purpose here. it's going to be going on, i think we've already discussed the diplomacy, which is going to take place while we're here

let's return to chris wilson royal, while griffin beat observing events from london that christopher, as we await the return of the king to buckingham palace and those talk of him doing another walk about which, you know, given the one we've already seen him do. plus the words that jenny was talking about yesterday when he made that speech to the nation into the world, giving his clues about how he may rein. well, to start with, everything will be much the same. the one great policy of the house winds and i think probably all successful monica is. don't change anything in a hurry because there's nothing that makes people feel more just re or upset than anything that is going to rock the boat. particularly the change of management at the top is just what this is here. it's going to be some time i think before the true nature of his kingship is going to emerge. one of the things i think, which is really interesting, and we're going to have to watch this in the coming days, is that there will be a change. the court, the people who surround the monic, there are many people that private se

chris wilson roll bob with a good to happy with this. thank you very much. indeed, it's a pleasure. lorraine of king charles. a 3rd usher is in major changes for summit commonwealth nations. he is proclaimed as canada's ye sovereign in a ceremony. as you know, the cabinet met this morning here at rito hall to consider an instrument of advice to her excellency, the governor general with respect to a proclamation of accession, which as you know was read here a few moments ago. and if you'll allow me, i'd also like to reflect for a few moments on her majesty, queen elizabeth the seconds passing as queen of canada for 70 years. her majesty accompanied canadians through some of the most defining moments in our country's history, through her reassuring presence. and graceful demeanour. she was an immense source of inspiration and pride for countless canadians. i consider myself privileged to have met her majesty on a few occasions during my father's tenure here at rito hall, when he served as her governor general. i remember my father's profou

certainly remains a very, very significant part, not only of scotland, but of northern england to chris wilson. thank you very much. indeed for that. for now, we're going to cross to robert black fern. he's a professor of constitutional law at king's college, london. he's also the author of king and country, monarchy and the future king charles the 3rd. welcome to the program. we've been seeing these images of the queen's cortez arriving in edinburgh looking ahead. what kind of monarch will king charles be? do you think? well, thank you for having me on your program. i think we're extremely fortunate to have an individual such as the k and who is willing and prepared to take on this very rigorous role. and it's not a role, of course, since any individual could say, go on and we're seeing in the past, i'm at the age who apt to katie is, i'm sorry, who is for an english, his wellness partner, the royal family, not every one can, can type with the rigors and jim sessions in the royal life. so prince charles has had a very long apprenticeship, of course, his prince of wales and has a very good und

to start talking about, you know, totally having the clean up away from judy so she can rest chris, her wilson's a robo griffin commentary to renew says it appears. the queen is nearing the end of her life. i've been speaking to people in scotland and i think we can take it that the queen's life is coming to an end. i think what is remarkable about this sovereign is that she has clung to the throne and to her job until the very last moment. i think we can see that her powers have been declining for the last year at the very least. and she has done a very, very good job in managing what she's able to do and putting from her things that she wasn't able to do. she's gone on far longer than anybody expected to do. she's much 6 years old and she is doing what she has done all that she possibly can to retain the strings of power. and the very idea that she was able to stand up price for a couple of days ago and greet the new prime minister. it would have been an iron will and determination on her part that she should do that to show that she is still sovereign until the moment she dies. i think that s

at the end of the year the ceremony, let's bring in once again, royal biographer, christopher wilson, chris ross watching, watching your expression there. as you said, a little earlier, this is the 1st time that even a scene. this sir, the ceremony before i knew you were absolutely fascinates. i could, i could that, that the look the expression on, on your face. what, what did you make of, of what you saw the well, there were several moments which struck me. i think the 1st i was foot charles has a new signature or when he had finished writing charles, he then put, ah, at the end of his name, oh, for rex. i am king. okay, i'm, i'm sorry, he has never run my sorry, sorry to interrupt you once again, but with a penny morton to stay here again. that little signing part of the ceremony is over for the moment this listener be transmitted to the court of session to be recorded in the books of severance, and afterwards lodged in the state papers of scotland and in the council register. approve draft order in council, determining the form of proclamation for proclaiming your majesty in the realms a

chris: see hosting russell wilson in the broncos. booing their former quarterback.ith finds kobe parkinson. 17-10, seattle. denver had so many chances, fumbling and losing the ball twice at the goal line. look at pete carroll. think he is fired up? broncos down one after some really odd clock management. denver goes with rendon mcmanus in a field goal attempt and it is no good. the seahawks win 17-16. seattle was the only team to win in week one. giants hosting the defending champion braves. wilmer flores signed a two year extension. willie calhoun making his giant debut. in his first at-bat come off the wall and right. 1-0, giants, top of the eighth. dancy swanson, base hit with the bases loaded. one-run scores and then another run scores at. -- scores. that is as close as atlanta get. scott alexander, the saved in the ninth. giants win 3-2. they have won three in a row. l.a. angels superstar mike trout has homered in his seventh straight game. that is one short of the major league record. ken griffey jr., don mattingly, and another share the record of eight straig

chris: see hosting russell wilson in the broncos. booing their former quarterback.nver had so many chances, fumbling and losing the ball twice at the goal line. look at pete carroll. think he is fired up? broncos down one after some really odd clock management. denver goes with rendon mcmanus in a field goal attempt and it is no good. the seahawks win 17-16. seattle was the only team to win in week one. giants hosting the defending champion braves. wilmer flores signed a two year extension. willie calhoun making his giant debut. in his first at-bat come off the wall and right. 1-0, giants, top of the eighth. dancy swanson, base hit with the bases loaded. one-run scores and then another run scores at. -- scores. that is as close as atlanta get. scott alexander, the saved in the ninth. giants win 3-2. they have won three in a row. l.a. angels superstar mike trout has homered in his seventh straight game. that is one short of the major league record. ken griffey jr., don mattingly, and another share the record of eight straight games. the angels lost the game 5-4. your

chris? everybody? thanks again for being with us. royal biographer, christ of wilson in london. so the queen, sir quoterush will cottage carrying her coffin draped. indeed, the royal standard now heading its way towards edinburgh. this, it's roughly the vicinity of, of, of puff, not too far away from edinburgh, but as alan fisher who's selling us little early, we think that it's running at least 20 to 30 minutes late a possibly longer. it was due to arrive in the capital at 1500 hours, gmc will continue to work to monitor its progress here on al jazeera and we'll continue to keep you updated. in the meantime, we're going to take a look at what else is happening right now in the world. it craves army says that its armed forces pushing further into the ne, hockey region. after making significant gains in a counter offensive, president followed him as lensky says, the advance could be a potential breakthrough. in the over 6 month old war, ukrainian troops said that they've taken control of 2 cities of russian supply routes in col, keith, but russia's defense ministry says that it's

let's bring in royal biography, christopher wilson, now he is in london and joins me live good to speak to you again. chris, as we know the crate queen range the decades and of course over generations. those are some pretty big shoes to fill for king charles on thing. pretty big shoes and that's going to be a big job for him. yes. that last package pointed out, for many, many years, he has gone to the barricades over the issues which he feels passionately about. and i think in his mid seventy's, the crucial thing they have now is, can you pull back? can he reign himself and allow kingship to take over from his activism? you, what we've had in britain over the last 70 years is we've had monarchy as matriarchy . and we've enjoyed having this mother figure the queen, dragging us round by the nose, seeing us through the good times and the bad and changing nature of monarchy in the world. today. it is an old fashioned institution. you've got to find new ways to justify carrying all with it. and the queen managed to inch by inch $0.02 for the populace wanted. charles, on the other hand, was wanted to tell us wha

let's bring in christopher wilson now, who's a royal biographer and joins me live from london. great to speak to you again, chris, the longest serving monarch in recent history. king charles has certainly has some big shoes to fill. yes, he does. i think really what fascinates me just this particular moment is wico to forget that he is the prince of wales because prince william is now the prince of wales. and charles is monarchy. now his kingship, moving forward, is going to be very much backed, led by the new prince of wales, william and the 20, fond of each other. but i think politically speaking and i'm talking in terms of royalty, they have different approaches very much so. and i think that what he came to see is a very interesting dynamic between father and son, father doing one thing on the one hand carrying on doing what he's done for the last 70 years. and the new prince of wales carving out a new row for himself as duke of coolio take over prince charles as estates in the west of the country. and i think we're going to see some interesting dynamics between father and son in the future. yes. be of those

summer because i've met with chris will it was it was the case was then you big us over for you will that they try see it's an older people that were still depressed africa wilson stern. i'm proud those . and when are you with oh, i knew i get a bill and they get this from this. she's visiting me was all my talk me more or go to school tomorrow because you're going to go home. ok. steel was what the goals the go like. ah, metal music of about the you'll, you'll is just to barrak of yes. yeah. when the money on the threads these let's see. what if you see me and i'm in the, in the saw the mid done the menu menu when you see it, you may be of commission, look at the came over on this lee miller. yes. you will allow us to know the seller still near below those names they never got, but if you knew of young young cost day because white stuff. so let's go, let's get that out. bullshit religion. because it zed, ah, with a guy with a pretty suit of an inch o morgan rain. rewrite a question for record. thank you know, slumber a gave a lesson song, spoke of stylus feels a need in that's with thing. it stay out machine civil. but i'm in that, i think that it almost, she'

wilson was under center. that will not be the case come sunday. is the first time since 2011 th 49ers will play the seahawks without chris and ed their qb. eno smith epps another made in seattle. he looked good in a week one wi over denver. nfl his rebuffs remember to darius jackson was a quarterbac in seattle before wilson. how about the 49ers players can't today cover? would you care to take a stab a with the cornerback was for sal before russell wilson? >>> i believe he replaced matt flynn, did he not? [ buzzer ] peas what comes to mind is richard ash [indiscernable] is it that's what comes to mind. is it was to darius jackson? po, ding, ding, ding, very good pg one of the two before russel wilson who odesa was devised jackson? peas oh, my gosh. you at mcglinchey are the ones got it right peas i ask her played him so• we played agains him so i know for a fact peas and who is it to change to darius jackson. micah thank you -- miami-dade county crime stoppers at 305-471-8477 jackson? >> julie: deftly going to be different going out there and seen the seahawks without him out there. shot of the afternoo so far. here is a par 311. does it

gesture that that is, the thing i will bring in, christopher wilson, about his world, byron biographer, joined us at live from london. a chris or i don't know whether you can see these pictures. but that huge crowd there, buckingham palace, you would have perhaps expected low decay just to sweep through the gates of the palace, but know that the new king wanted to stop and to meet as many well wishes as he could. i think this is a very significant moment and he's got a lot on his place. he's got affairs of state to worry about. he's got the death of his mother. he's got the difficulties which he faces in re bringing in a new administration, a buckingham palace. it will be very different, a group of people from the, the people who've been administering the queen. so all of that scott st place and the fact that he can find time to go and press the flesh, i think is terribly important. it also, this is a significant development from his mother. his mother would never have done something like that. she go out on a walk about and she would shake people's hands is up to no question that you probably shake more hands of more people

chris. whipple's book the gatekeeper where he shows how hr haldeman created this role in nixon's presidency. that's exactly what edith wilson was doing 50 years before it's wilson's doctors who encourage her to keep continued doing what she did before sitting with wilson and helping to make decisions or that just watching and make decisions. she decided yes, i'll do what they're recommending. i'll every everything will come to me first if it's something that a department or senator can decide i'll send it back if wilson must decide it. i will type it up in a tabloid form. i'll show it to him and make the decision. i'll make sure the decision is implemented. again it she never used the term gatekeeper. she never used the term chief of staff but when you read her against what's coming 50 years down the road, that's exactly what she did next, please. next. okay. why did she do it? to save her husband did her doctors. tell her if he has something to live for. meaning the presidency he'll survive, but she also believed completely in his agenda, which was to stop republicans like henry cavillage who were out to destroy both what

with, who helped me bring the partisan gap, ranking member wilson, my fantastic partner on the middle east subcommittee, representative chrismith, my partner and co-chair on the anti-semitism task force, representative gus bilirakis, also from florida, with whom i launched the congressional hellenic israel alliance caucus with me. and french hill who worked with me to launch the congressional task force on american hostages. i thank them. and i thank mario diaz-balart abwho has so often fought with e and representative wasserman schultz to champion human rights from caracas to havana to teheran. and so many former colleagues who were so stleumental during their time here -- instrumental during their time here, especially those who were my foreign policy mentors. ileana ros-lehtinen and eliot engel and nita lowey. some of the most honorable public servants i've had the privilege to meet on the ethics committee. representative susan wild, dean phils ins, mondaire jones. michael guess, john rutherford, kelly armstrong. my late colleague, jackie walorski, and former representatives kenny mar chant, susan brooks and charlie dent