_ by the king and the queen consort camilla. be drinks and they are being hosted in the buckingham palace picture gallery and the _ buckingham palace picture gallery and the state department. fine buckingham palace picture gallery and the state department. one person who will not be — and the state department. one person who will not be travelling _ and the state department. one person who will not be travelling in _ and the state department. one person who will not be travelling in a - and the state department. one person who will not be travelling in a bus - who will not be travelling in a bus is the president of the united states. he will be there with the beast. president macron was walking when he came here to westminster hall to see the queen lying in state. are the crowds going to be allowed back into the area where you are in front of buckingham palace before the actual funeral tomorrow morning, orare before the actual funeral tomorrow morning, or are we expecting all of that area to be cleared of people until after the fu

if weather was a factor there. >>> and we're back in a moment with more on camilla, now stepping into the title of queen consortwhat will her new role be >>> we are back tonight, live from scotland and more on the dramatic changes within the royal family king charles' wife, camilla, will now have the official title of queen consort, a role that just 20 years ago, many thought would never happen for her. kelly cobiella now with more on what this new title means and how the people here in the uk are reacting. >> reporter: a new king alongside his queen. camilla, queen consort, a job with no salary and no official duties the consort's most important role, to support the king in his first televised speech as monarch, king charles calling her his darling wife >> i know she will bring to the demands of her new role the steadfast devotion to duty on which i have come to rely so much >> reporter: the pair have known each other since the 1970s. they married in 2005 like king charles, camilla also a divorcee, both with children and grandchildren. >> did he get down on one knee to propose? >> reporter: back then, queen el

camilla, queen consort as well among other dignitaries. i want to turn to "vanity fair's" katy, also an nbc contributor. we're starting to see how the king may conduct himself at least in terms of the public. i was so struck that not ohm was his first stop at buckingham palace, but he stopped outside yesterday to meet-and-greet and walk about the public who came to pay their respects. >> i think you're absolutely right. the word "king" immediately came to my mind. i was there with that crowd. it was amazing because we didn't know -- i didn't know how they were going to react. this was their first sighting of their new king, a nation who is in mourning, a natn who has only ever known one woman as the head of state, her majesty the queen, and yet everything changed, and there were cheers. so as much as this is a nation in mourning, this is a nation welcoming the new king. you could see almost charles' relief. there was a smile on his face, completely different than when he lost his father and there were tears on his face. i'm not suggesting

and i believe that king charles, the queen, consort camilla, will have come, fly back from northern island, will be that she make the coffin as well. then the queen will line stay in buckingham palace to give her stuff, tell him to pay their respects. to morrow move to westminster hall. sarah, the last person to line state in the u. k. was the queen mother, and it was about 200000. also people that visited westminster hole to pay their respects to her. is there any idea of how many people will turn out to pay their respects to the, to the like, queen well, ever expecting maybe trouble out already from them? or the problem is, the amount of time there is between tomorrow and then the morning of the funeral, which is when the line in state will and the number of people that they can actually get physically get to pay their response. so it's going to be a logistical issue for the, for a cheese and for the police to manage that. but i think it could be hundreds of thousands of people. all right, sarah, thank you so much. just stay with us because we are across, back to alan fish. and now who's

the king, the queen consort, camilla, prince william and prince harry welcomed the coffin.ess ann with her mother's coffin. she called it an honor and a privilege to take the queen home saying, quote, i was fortunate to share the last 24 hours of my dearest mother's life. the last time the public saw the queen at buckingham palace was her platinum jubilee just this past june. we all remember that moment on the balcony celebrating her 70-year reign. victoria murphy back with us this morning at buckingham palace. we can't overstate how powerful this will be watching the queen leave buckingham palace for the final time. >> that's right, david. we really feel the weight of history this morning, waiting outside of buckingham palace to see the queen's coffin. she will leave for one final time today. th buckingham palace balcony will be in the background there that she has stood on so many times as her coffin is pulled on a carriage by horses for her final journey down the mile. the crowds have been gathering here waiting for hours for as long as it takes to be part of this histor

queen consort camilla and edward's wife will be in a car as part of this procession. no doubt. the first time that charles will come in contact with the coffin of his mother, queen elizabeth ii. [bagpipes playing] ♪♪ [band playing] . [silence] >> bill: as martha pointed out a moment ago it is exactly one mile walk to the st. giles cathedral. that's where we'll all watch together for the service. and the service is officially considered the service of thanksgiving. a service of thanksgiving for the life of her majesty, the queen. we'll see that probably around 10:00 eastern time our time. prince charles is wearing his military garb. >> dana: it's called the royal mile. the history here is rich and deep. as piers morgan and others pointed out, the feeling within the country is one of sadness but incredible respect. i think the way they describe the service as one of thanksgiving for the life of her majesty, the queen, is quite appropriate. [silence.] >> bill: perhaps it is only appropriate that charles begins his tour of the u.k. is scotland, when you consider how much

. >> king charles also thanked his wife, queen consort camilla, for her constant support these past few days. this is the first time ever the accession council meeting was televised and shown to the public. >>> the queen's coffin will be moved from balmoral castle in scotland to her home in edinburgh. then a hearse will take her to the cathedral as early as tomorrow. thousands of people will be along the procession route, and they will be there to honor their queen elizabeth. after scotland paid its respects, the queen's coffin will be flown to london. the funeral will be there about ten days after the announcement of her death. after the funeral in london, the queen will be laid to rest at st. george's chapel next to her husband, philip. kamala harris and the second gentleman signed a condolence book in the queen's honor. vice president harris said the queen, quote, lived an incredible life of service and had an incredible impact on countless lives and historic events. >>> shifting topics, back locally, the mosquito fire continues to rage out of control near lake tahoe. this is new fir

of silence as the uk and world prepare to say good-bye to a beloved monarch and how the queen consort camilla remembered her majesty, her mother-in-law. james longman reports from london. >>> new horrors revealed in ukraine. they have found nearly a dozen torture chambers. tom soufi burridge is in the town of izyum as workers recover hundreds of bodies from mass graves. among them, women and children. and a warning from president biden to vladimir putin. >>> the deadly earthquake in taiwan. buildings collapse, the images coming in of people running for their lives inside a sports cmplex. >>> an urgent manhunt in louisiana after a popular college student is gunned down. her grieving family is demanding answers. >>> dramatic new video. the cockpit footage of the moment a bird strike brought down a naval jet. how the pilots managed to get out just in time. >>> the battle over the border is escalating. more buses carrying migrants arrive in washington and new york. the mayor of new york is calling it a humanitarian crisis. >>> and the mourners and the milestones leading up to this historic good-b

the king has arrived in the capital city, king charles iii and queen consort camilla landing in london a few moments ago. an address to the world, the first of its kind since the death of queen elizabeth. she died yesterday. her death announced in the afternoon at the age of 96 as we say good morning. a different morning today, right? different kind of friday. bill hemmer. good morning to you at home. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." the breaking news yesterday and now the sadness is in motion here. the queen's death marking the end of an historic era. she began in 1952 when harry truman was president. >> things stand at the moment the prince is scheduled to give his first address later today as monarch. prince harry seen leaving balmoral in scotland earlier today. we believe other royals are still at the castle. >> dana: a service is held later today at st. paul's cathedral in london. >> bill: our coverage continues with team fox coverage. duncan, a former royal editor of the the sun and author of "the inside story." lucas tomlinson has reaction from presiden

a moment ago we saw an open window and i believe we saw the queen consort camilla waving to people.is worth noting as they drive through the streets of belfast, even the streets, every road of northern ireland is fraught with its own history. some are used by protestants. some are used by catholics,s the unionists and the nationalists. there is a separation there. again, this is part of this daily series of firsts for king charles, erin, and i'm wondering as you're watching this every day, you know, how are you evaluating his evolution into the new role? >> i mean, at a certain point, you know, we know he has a five-year plan laid out, and at a certain point, it's knowing that he's done something sess successfully i think is just seeing like he has proven himself to be a really good orator. he's really strong at, you know, hitting his mark, and i think that the thing that has, you know, impressed me or gone above and beyond is that he's been able to show emotion. he's been able to bring a certain honesty to the position, and i think that that's what we're going to be looking for for

followed by her son, king charles the 3rd, and the queen consort camilla. o. e. britain's prime minister, less trust, was confirmed by the queen just 2 days before her death. all this how she read a lesson from the bible. i will come again and receive you unto myself that where i am day ye, the archbishop of canterbury paid tribute to the queen's lifelong mission. ah, her late majesty famously dick head on a 21st birthday broadcast that our whole life would be dedicated to serving the nation and commonwealth rarely has such a promise been so well kept. few leaders receive the outpouring of love that we have seen offer a fan fair and the nation fell silent for 2 minutes. ah, june and queen elizabeth the 2nd headed for her final resting place. mm . the funeral procession drove out of london to windsor castle. strong feelings among people in the crowd. an emotional and that it was it weighed celebrate mcqueen's life at this tinge with sadness. her, she's no longer here that she's been my queen all of my life and, and it was a way of people coming together to cele

ah, followed by her son, king charles the 3rd, and the queen consort camilla. o. readings were made by dignitaries, including the archbishop of canterbury, and hymns was sun ah . then queen elizabeth the 2nd headed for her final resting place. ah . as the funeral procession drove out of london to windsor castle, where it was met by huge crowds of mourners. suddenly see the call with the queen. oh, i think that's choked everybody off that's, that's hated i to meet with it away and sell bank mcqueen's life. it was tinge with sadness. she's no longer here that she's been my queen. all of my life is the moment in history. so yeah, it's really emotional. a brilliant monarch. i don't think we'll see the likes of her again. but i wish king charles old of a best the committal ceremony in the castle's chapel, where family, friends and royal officials bade their queen farewell ceremony lived according to ancient tradition. school and prayers were said, a still as the queen's coffin was lowered into the royal vault below for goodness of the lord before the service ended w

consort. >> that's queen camilla, the queen consort. just to clarify, charles is the monarch as his mother was the monarch. when he eventually leaves the throne then william will become king and camilla will not sort of replace him. they are not equal in status but she is the consort. >> so they will fly here, the flight is not long. >> i think they will be heading straight back to london becbec because -- that's his private secretary following him. they have had their private family time and as harsh as it seems now is the moment to address his other commitment which is to the nation. the most obvious thing for him to do would be, first of all, perhaps calling on the prime minister, have an audience with the prime minister and then come out and greet the crowds frankly here at buckingham palace. in terms of security, it's a tough setup, but they would have prepared for t he needs to have some moment with the public, i think. >> i just want to alert our viewers, this is live pictures, this is king charles now the third and queen consort

he was here to attend this reception hosted by king charles iii and the queen consort camilla.g and queen of spain were also in attendance at this very special reception, which, as i say, lasted just one hour. that is pictures of them, i think, at westminster hall, where they went to pay their respects to the queen lying—in—state. it wasn'tjust pay their respects to the queen lying—in—state. it wasn't just the king and the queen consort who were at the reception in terms of members of the royal family. the prince and princess of wales were also there, the earl and countess of wessex, the princess royal and the vice admiral sir tim lawrence and the duke and duchess of gloucester all mingling with guests. the event, we know, took place in the picture gallery at buckingham palace, but also in the blue drawing room, the white drawing room and the music room. and you saw president biden and the first lady arrived in their presidential car. some of the other dignitaries also arrived in their own vehicles, including the uk prime minister, liz truss, and the president of israel and the

king charles iii and the queen consort camilla will visit parliament today where lawmakers will express condolences the king and queen consort will inspect the guard of honor at holyrood and meet with the first minister and attend the parliament to hear motion of condolence a service of prayer for the late queen will be held at st. g gigi giles' cathedral joumanna, tell us what lies ahead today. >> karen, yesterday was historic day. for the first time the public managed to get a glimpse of the queen's couffin as it traversed through the towns and cities as people paid respects some applauding and some crying. at 4:00 p.m., the queen's coffin made the journey to the palace of holyrood where it has been sitting in the room of the thrones. today at 2:30, there will be a procession from holyrood to st. giles' kathcathedral. a service of memory and thanks for the service her queen has shown throughout her reign the king himself is expected to fly to edinburgh in a couple of hours time there will be a ceremony of the keys at edinburgh castle he is expected to escort the coffin from holyrood t

so will the queen consort camilla and her children, her other children, they actually traveled with her from bomber castle she had and bra, so princess and prince andrew, prince edward, they're all here and am. and then on she says she will, ray, she will lay and rest for 24 hours to morrow. and in on tuesday, that's when she will fly. that's when she will be flying down to london and her daughter, princess anne will accompany her on that journey. yeah, definitely, yeah. very party friends. i head emily gordy. thank you very much. now let's turn to the war in ukraine. ukrainian state agency in charge of this upper region nuclear plants as operations of the russian occupied facility have been fully stopped as the safety measure. engineers have shut down the 6th and final reactor due to the risk posed by fighting in the region. this comes as the sweeping ukrainian counter offensive has driven russian forces out of dozens of communities in the north, east, and hockey region. he says it has to be that around 3000 square kilometers of its territory since the beginning of september and the ea

we will also see the queen consort, camilla, there with him. we will see william and kate, the new princess imprints of wales right there. and we've already seen prime minister, we'll stress, look into that concession council as well. after, that he will make a speech. this will be live, and televised as you mentioned, the address that you heard from yesterday was pre-recorded. today will be live to the nation. we don't have any sense necessarily how long it exactly will be. but again, all televised, all on camera for the nation to see. after, that comes the official proclamation of king charles. he will not be present for that. and then following, that we will hear a fanfare. we will hear trumpeter, is gun salutes. and that's also when the flags across the nation will be risen again to full staff for the next day. chris? >> all right, let's listen in live now. again, the beginning of the meeting of the accession council. begi now call on the clock of e council to read aloud the text of the proclamation. >> whereas it is pleased almighty god. i

and all this convoy will be joined by king charles and the queen, consort camilla. and but also by princess and prince andrew, prince edward said children of the queen will also be there. and then up at some 12 cathedral, that's where she will they and rest for 24 hours. and people will be able to shuffle past, say their pay their last respects after he's 24 hours are over. so on tuesday coffin will then be flown out to london and her daughter, princess anne, will join her on that journey. um and so will other members of the royal family. okay, thanks very much. emily gordon in edinburgh, scotland now to the war and ukraine. russian friends vladimir putin has told his friends, county party manuel mac wrong, that attacks on the upper region nuclear plant could have catastrophic consequences . the 2 leaders spoke by phone about the situation other ration occupied facility green and russia would blame each other for its shelling. engineers have now shut down its last reactor due to the risk posed by fighting. this comes as a sweepin ukrainian counter offensive has been

that's a key constitutional step and recognizing his sovereignty, queen consort camilla and prince william accompanied him at the meeting of the accession counseling london. sir james palace, the pump filled ceremony featuring trumpets and the king's gods was broadcast. live for the 1st time, rode official light of publicly proclaimed charles as the king from the balcony. the palace print, joe philip, of george, is now by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory, become our only lawful and rightful liege lord. charles, the 3rd will come asmin standing by force in central london cow. good to say, what do you see and feel on the streets of london now? 48 hours on from the shock of losing queen elizabeth anthony. pardon me, while i turn around here, because we can hear the crowd cheering and it looks like we may get a site of the new king charles the 3rd coming through the gate. the people have been gathering all day, the crowds of and swelling. here, you might be able to hear the cheering. and if you can see over my shoulder, that does appear to be the royal limit, the maybe can move

king charles iii and his queen consort camilla, well, they will lead the royal family in a processioninburgh. it's an event-filled day. and in just moments, charles and camilla will arrive at westminster hall. that's where members of both the commons and lords will meet to express their condolences. the royal couple is then scheduled to fly to holyroodhouse here in edinburgh to prepare for the ceremony of keys. that's what it's called. when the monarchist handed the keys to the city here. afterward, the queen's coffin will be taken from the palace of holyroodhouse with the king and the queen consort and members of the royal family, following a procession on foot. this afternoon, there will be a service of reflection for the extraordinary life of queen elizabeth ii. that service will take place here at st. giles cathedral. moments ago, prince harry paid tribute in a statement to his grandmother, queen elizabeth ii, thanking her for her and i quote here, sound advice and infectious smile. he continued by saying in celebrating the life of my grandmother, her majesty, the queen, and in mo

camilla, the queen consort and kate, now princess of wales, they left buckingham palace together in the. and it gives you a moment to realize these are now the two most powerful women in the royal family. how do you expect that this will affect their relationship with each other, of how they will interact as they take on such significant roles? >> well, i think it's good that they're together. and i think it's fairly obvious that they get along very well together. remember, catherine kind of came in after camilla had got all that bad press sometime ago. so, then being together i think is very important because, remember, william now is a very senior member of the royal family. he was always an heir. he's now the heir. and him and catherine are going to be taking over many of the jobs that camilla the queen consort camilla and king charles, i'm still trying to get used to saying that. now as king and queen, they will now move up a notch. but william and catherine are going to be vital to the future because they are, as i say, senior members. now, we have got big tours coming up, australi

we just saw queen consort camilla arriving as well as the princess of wales.d princess charlotte. you can see them now. getting out of their car, arriving here at westminster abbey. queen consort camilla shaking the hand there as she walks towards the abbey. and behind her there, princess katherine, the princess of wales. and really just an extraordinary moment, anderson. the streets are lined with policemen. and you can hear a pin drop, honestly. it's gray skies, somber moment. a feeling of reverence. but i think for many britains also a moment of extreme pride to be able to participate in this great tradition and to honor queen elizabeth ii here in westminster abbey where she was crowned some 69 years ago, where she married her beloved prince ph philip, some 75 years ago. and where today so many from all around the world, more than 100, foreign dignitaries, royals, prime ministers, princes and presidents will pay their last respects to queen elizabeth ii, anderson. >> images of the members of the british navy who will be moving with, dragging the funeral. it

he also spoke about the queen consort, camilla.t has made headlines for long before they were man and wife obviously. i actually covered the wedding at windsor. how is she viewed, and what does that mean, queen consort? does one refer to her as the queen? >> yes, we will. we'll drop the consort. this is complicated because it's technicalities. traditionally queen consort is the wife of the monarch, the king in this case. we just haven't heard the term for 70 years. what makes it more complicated is the history. she was a mistress to the future king, the divorce of course with diana. and there's still negative sentiment towards calling her queen. there was a poll done in may of this year. just 20% of people said they wanted her to be called queen. around the same said they didn't want her to be given a title at all. queen elizabeth ii said at the jubilee it's her sincerest wish we call camilla queen, and we will call her queen. >> it is nice that these two people who clearly have loved each other for a very, very long time aren't, l

now, king charles and his queen consort camilla left scotland this morning. they flew out of aberdeen airport and arrived at buckingham palace a couple hours later, harris. we saw something that surprised a lot of us who have watched then prince charles over so many decades. he did something that was not really of his character. it was a very populist move. as the convoy pulled up to the palace he got out and began shaking hands with some of the thousands upon thousands of people who have gathered outside buckingham palace both to mourn the passing, of course, of queen elizabeth ii and the celebrate the succession of king charles iii. it was very unusual to see king charles displaying that common touch. kissed on the cheek by a woman who grabbed him. that used to happen a lot about 50 years ago when he was a young, very eligible bachelor. we always used to see it in the papers here in the u.k. some woman running up to prince charles as he was and kissing them. that hasn't happened for a very long time. he seemed to be very much enjoying that moment amid what

the king and queen consort, as camilla is now known -- flowers outside of buckingham palace while theys inside the palace. the new king met with the new prime minister, liz trust, as they posed for photos. he admitted, he dreaded the moment of his mother's death, for years. the outpouring for queen elizabeth ii can be seen outside the commonwealth. most mourners are grieving a woman they never met to explore this phenomenon, i'm joined with psychotherapists luis. we are grieving somebody who will say, why do we feel like we do? we felt like we knew this woman, but we have never met her. >> never met her. we also did know what she thought about most things. but, she was his constant presence in our life. in this country, she was on the coinage. she was on stamps. there were posters of her. we heard stories, all the time. we felt that we knew her. there was a sense of continuity . unfortunately, we have this sense for several months, that the end was coming. but, it doesn't prepare you for the fact that the end has now actually happened. that sense of dislocation -- that sense of loss is

we will also see the queen consort, camilla, there with him.ll see william and kate, the new princess imprints of wales right there. and we've already seen prime minister, we'll stress, look into that concession council as well. after, that he will make a speech. this will be live, and televised as you mentioned, the address that you heard from

queen consort camilla's family also arriving at westminster abbey earlier on.nd about 20 minutes from now we will see world leaders, heads of state, arriving. members of the monarchy from across europe and elsewhere. those who are here to honor queen elizabeth by marking her life at this funeral today. 2,000 people can be held here at westminster abbey. that service starting in about an hour and 40 minutes. >>> our coverage of queen elizabeth's funeral continues after this short break. i'm becky anderson. you're watching cnn. stay with us. ♪ i'm lindsey vonn, and ever since i retired from skiing, i've had trouble falling asleep and staying asleep. you know, insomnia. before i found quviviq, an fda-approved insomnia medication for adults. you would not believe the things i used to think about when i couldn't sleep. hey, linds. i need you to sign this business contract. all 114 pages. lindsey, lindsey!! hey, lindsey! it's workout time. hey, big man, we're in the middle of something here. yeah, it's called physical fitness. just a couple dozen more questions, lind

king charles iii and queen consort camilla arrive here later this hour.dolences and then addressed parliament for the first time as the new monarch. >> as i stand before you

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the king and the queen consort, camilla also visited the senedd, where he responded to a motion of condolenceboth english and welsh, reflecting on the queen's love for the nation, and the privilege he felt serving as the prince of wales. large crowds of well—wishers lined the streets with some presenting them with gifts and flowers. our special correspondent allan little has been watching the day's events. there is something special about this final leg of his tour of the nations. it has the character of a homecoming. his relationship with wales is intimate. as a student, he studied the welsh language and spoke welsh at his investiture as prince of whales in 1969. at his investiture as prince of wales in 1969. many of the people he met today have known him for years. llandaff cathedral was rebuilt after being bombed in the cardiff blitz. it connects us and the royal family to the great shared experience of the second world war. queen elizabeth's visit in 1960 marked the completion of its restoration, characterising the early years of her reign. here, the king and queen consort attended a serv

in a few hours, a tribute from the queen consort camilla will be broadcast ahead of national minute of silence. praises the late monarch for forging her own path as woman in world dominated by men. princes william and harry were in uniform as the eight children stood watch over the casket. harry had special permission from the king to wear uniform. his titles were stripped when he gave up with meghan. president biden arrived this afternoon, ahead of the funeral on monday. our coverage, 2:30 monday morning. >>> south bay, one airline is honoring those who sacrificed their lives for our country. alaska airlines held hand-off ceremony for new fallen soldier cart. used to bring remains of fallen soldiers to and from aircraft with respect and honor. 13th created to honor fallen military members and first to be stationed in south bay for all airlines to use. >>> mill valley fall arts festival in old mill park. art, jewelry, clothing, food cart, all under the majestic redwood trees. woman selling cutting boards with wood, monkey puppet, my favorite. bee specialist and man selling subscription

today, king charles and the new queen consort camilla met with well-wishers outside of the gates of the palace shaking hands, smiling, even a few kisses. tributes and memorials are pouring in from across the globe including here in the bay area. at the british consulate in san francisco financial district, says a growing collection of flowers and cards. condolence book is also set up with people to sign. similar but can be found at city hall. both will eventually be sent to buckingham palace. so what comes next and what will be the lasting impact? with us tonight is the deputy consul general of the u.k. . thank you for joining us. what made queen elizabeth so special. >> thank you. first of all thank you for having me on this really momentous and unique and important moment for the uk. as you can imagine, we are deeply saddened across the united kingdom at the lost of her majesty queen elizabeth ii. the one thing i will say is that we really are touched by all of the tributes that are coming in across the bay area. we have books of condolences for the public to sign and we are very grat

queen consort camilla, in turn, viewed the flowers and messages of mourning for the late queen elizabeth and from the crowded crowd applause and shouts of god save the king after that king charles had his first audience with the new prime minister litras the first urgent task common to the monarchy and to the government to organize the farewell ceremony and the state funeral of queen elizabeth but what kind of monarch will king charles iii himself be on the life and character of the former prince of wales the next story for the former prince of wales it was a long road to the throne at an age when most men are thinking about retirement he finally took up the duties to which prepared all his life in 1948 when he was born the country was rebuilding after the war and the reputation of the royal family was at its height when his mother ascended the throne he was only four years old too young to understand what does this mean for his future and another significant event took place in 1969 when this ceremony marked the beginning of his state duties as prince of ovel he joined the royal air for

think the other thing that he has really been strong on is mentioning the strength of the queen consort, camilla. again, twice, he's mentioned or at least that they have been married for 17 years. that she's there to stay. and this is the future. he's mentioned, obviously, we heard meghan and harry and the fact he used their christian names, a very warm, loving, to refer to your story, to the family. so i think what he's talking about is bringing the family together. and i also think that he's talking about bringing the country together, because as you know, britain is going through very, very tough times. so i think his whole message is about unity, defending the faith and faiths, recognizing no matter what you believe in, no matter what your country's future is, you are all part of britain's view, of his view. it's very much the bringing together of people that he seems to concentrate on. i think it's fantastic. >> much more of our special coverage later in the program. live events we'll bring you as this remarkable week unfolds in the uk. >>> up next, russia in retreat. a ukrainian counteroff

king charles is still here in scotland this morning, he and the queen consort camilla will make their way to london today and he will perform his first acts really as king. he will be meeting with the prime minister list trusts, and at some point later today is also expected to give his very first address to the nation. alex. >> you know,, kelly you make a good point on how 96 years old, everybody knew that this was going to happen at some point soon. there were also at indicating, yet the strength which she always carried on her duties, she always seemed to rally. i think there were many without despite what the police had issued, she might rally and then it would be at least a few more days. i think that is part of the shock that people are feeling just knowing that this woman on the throne for 70 years finally succumb. i mean, wouldn't you say, that is really the tenor of things from the country? >> i think so. there have been stories over the years, over the decades about queen elizabeth and how robust she is, and how she would, you, know fall off her horse and hop right back up.

. >> dana: we're watching now the limousines that are carrying the queen consort camilla and princessll be in one of those and duncan if you could tell us a little about what it might be like to be riding behind all of this. >> yes, i suppose it depends which member of the royal family you are as to how you are feeling right now. for meghan, i think it will be a reminder that the olive branch is there. king charles spoke of his love for her and harry in his first speech and thankfully they're both involved in these incredible scenes. this is something that has been planned for for at least 25 years, operation london bridge as it is called when the queen would finally pass away and we would see this. the bit in scotland was a bonus of where she died but this is london bridge, operation london bridge being played out and for meghan, for the new princess of wales as kate is now and, of course, the queen consort, camilla, a lot rides on them now to make sure that this family in front of them, the men if you like, are kept under control. let's be honest, we can't have that row between harr

minister, behind closed doors, and prior to that, directly before, the king and prime -- and queen consort camillapped out of the car. you can see from the pictures, people wanted to shake his hand, people wanted to speak to him, pass on their condolences. there were shouts of "god ve the king" from those in the crowd, and the national anthem, with the words changed from god save the queen to god save the king. it's a moment of people remembering, paying tribute to the queen in those extraordinary 70 years of service, and looking over to the future with the new king, king charles iii. there was a sense of him almost enjoying this moment -- he was relaxed, directly in thatoment of being with the people, and one of his aides said to those in the crowd who were holding their cameras up to record this for posterity, they said, put your cameras away. this is a moment to savor and remember. this is a moment of history, when the king arrived back in london and formally starts that transition from the prince of wales, who has known this moment will come, but is digestg it, as we all are. he will take the

of course king charles, his queen consort camilla and the princess royal and many members of staff here at holy route. and then after the service, there will be a vigil by king charles himself. he will return to hollywood where he will spend the night. but the members of public will be able to go in to saint giles cathedral over the next 24 hours. to see their owen farewells and the authorities here in edinburgh are wanting people that there will be long delays. they are expecting a significant number of people to want to take the time out of their own lives. to say thank you for one life that was given in service to the country. what is the silence as alan was saying, that it's so poignance on this journey up the royal mile of the queen's coffin. precious pause for a moment to take in the event that an atom by now and it is extraordinary, isn't it? with all those people, the crowds frogging the sides of the razor. as the coffin goes past 20, the only sound that we can hear is that of, of children who will not be hushed. but other than that, every one is just silently paying their final

hall queen consort camilla was at the king's side, and his his sons were joined by their wives, kate and meghan, the family, united in grief. met with thy servant, queen elizabeh queen elizabeth, and all the fal departed -- >> then the doors to the 900-year-old hall opened to the, the public, many bowing their heads to the queen. the queen will lie in state here at westminster hall for four days. the line extends for miles as any as 1 million people are expected to visit. anywhere in line over the night for the opportunity and say it was worth worth the wait. >> she was a beautiful inspirat. beautiful inspiration. and it was such a moving energy in there. >> it was hard to see a coffin and not our queen. closure. ourn our queen has been laid to rest. she is at peace. >> as world leaders make their way to london for the funeral, more will visit around the cloc. the clock. monday, the day of the queen's funeral will be a national holiday here. it is set set to be one of the biggest gatherings of royalty and politicians the uk has hosted for decades and said that some 0 some 500 heads o

at his side, camilla, the queen consort, who seems to have gotten back into the good graces of the britishc. >> reporr: for yes, camilla ntrovel surrounding the royal family. but since she and charles got married here back in 2005, her image has gradually improved fo controversy has been laid to rest. >> all hail the king! >> reporter: the united kingdom is getting more than just a new king. it's also getting a new queen, queen consort, that is. >> i know she will bring to the demands of her new role the steadfast devotion to duty on which i have come to rely so much. >> reporter: julian payne was the couple's communications secretary for six years. what role do you think camilla will play for the king? >> she's a balancing act. what that means is she's got a real sense of what normality and how to translate that and bring that into this quite rarefied atmosphere. >> reporter: it's a remarkable rise for a woman who was once one of the most derided figures in britain. >> she was public enemy number one here, credibly unpopular. media coverage she had here. >> reporter: 27 years ago, camilla

the king said his "darling wife," camilla, would be his queen consort and he revealed his elder son,illiam, would become prince of wales. he also expressed his love for harry and meghan, his son and daughter—in—law, who left the uk to live in america. but perhaps his most moving tribute was to his mother, queen elizabeth, who died on thursday. here's how his televised address came to an end. in a little over a week's time, we will come together as a nation, as a commonwealth, and, indeed, a global community, to lay my beloved mother to rest. in our sorrow, let us remember and draw strength from the light of her example. on behalf of all my family, i can only offer the most sincere and heartfelt thanks for your condolences and support. they mean more to me than i can ever possibly express. and to my darling mama, as you begin your last greatjourney tojoin my dear late papa, i want simply to say this. thank you. that address came at the end of charles' first full day as king. let's take a moment to look back on the events of the day. it started with the new king leaving balmoral castle

of course, accompanied by queen consort camilla as he refers to her, his darling wife, his companionhrough these next few days. this kwins king charles' tour of all of the nations of the united kingdom, he will head to scotland later today. wilfred frost is with me. that was a workmanlike speech, honoring and observing the place parliament has, head of government, head of state. it's interesting to note in the last week the uk has a new monarch, a new head of state and a new head of government, the prime minister liz truss. >> so much change and the first line of that speech he said thank you for your messages of condolence. that was a small part what have this ceremony was about. it was also to accept the loyalty of his politicians, which is a crucial part of this process because, of course, he is not elected and right there the politicians who are elected were formally saying we accept you as head of state. this is traditionally taken place privately with just a small delegation of members of the house of lourdes and house of commons for the first time in the public and with all of

the king, queen consort camilla, the new prince and princess of wales and harry and meghan all at the palace as the queen returned to london from scotland where she passed on thursday. the royal regiment of scotland saluting her majesty as her coffin was lifted onto this military plane. the queen's daughter, princess anne, traveling with her every emt,ilegtodoso tour of nations, traveling to northern ireland before heading to london. >> now with that shining example before me, and with god's help, i take up my new duties resolved to seek the welfare of all the inhabitants of northern ireland. >> reporter: meanwhile, london now preparing for what could be the largest gathering in british history. members of the public already lining up outside of westminster where the queen will lie in state for four days in the lead-up to her funeral. more than 750,000 people expected. >> i thought, well, she's reigned for 70 years, so 24 hours of rain isn't going to hurt me for awhile. she was like a mother, grandmother that i've never met, and i think that she's done a fantastic job. >> reporter: an

before he realized it was leaking, he had handed it over to queen consort camilla.ar this bloody thing. every stinking time." the second time he made headlines over pen problems on. saturday he appeared frustrated with pens crowding a desk. >>> gisele bundchen is breaking her silence for the first time about husband tom brady's decisions to unretire from football. the supermodel told "elle" "obviously i have concerns, this is a very violent sport, and i have my children and would like him to be more present. ultimately i feel that everybody has to make a decision that works for them. he needs to follow his joy, too." the interview took place before the buccaneers started training camp which brady was noticeably absent for from for 11 days in august. >>> and nasa is looking forward to its next mission, and it involves an intentional crash. the space agency is using its double asteroid redirection test or d.a.r.t. spacecraft to try to slam into an asteroid on september 26th. the asteroid does not pose a threat to us. the test is to make sure that we can defend earth f

the king in his wife, queen consort. camilla also took a few moments to observe the flowers and notes left by well wishers. after that, a prayer service and reflection taking place today at st paul's cathedral in london. no members of the royal family attended. but prime minister list trust was there, along with 2000 members of the public boxes. lauren blanchard has more now from london. people around the world are remembering the life of queen elizabeth, the second as king charles. the third begins his reign. 96 gun salute ringing out across the united kingdom friday morning each round marking a year of queen elizabeth's life. bells tolled throughout london as britain enters a mourning period, the country's new monarch, king charles has asked for that period to last until seven days after queen elizabeth's funeral . hundreds have gathered outside of buckingham palace and balmoral castle to pay their respects. for most, the late queen was the only monarch they had known. something you may have taken for granted, has gone forever