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

dan noel, back to you. >> katie, what was the atmosphere like at windsor castle today where you are?t is the atmosphere is really indescribable almost because you are just so overwhelmed by how many people are coming and leaving bouquets of flowers. and today, what we saw was that on the path leading up to windsor castle, members of the staff are taking all of the flowers and they are lining the path with just thousands and thousands of bouquets. and in fact, i talked to one of the staff members of the castle who told me that they are taking pictures and cataloging every single bouquet of flowers card. handwritten note. all of those cards are going into a secured box for the royal family to then see afterwards. but each one is going to be photographed and cataloged and archived quite a bit of work ahead of that. definitely. i know that outpouring of support. >> is massive. katie, thank you for joining us tonight. >> back here at home. it is 9.11, remembrance ceremony is going on across the country. this is a live look at one happening right now in danville. as you can see, lots of pe

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castle, a sign for some of reconciliation. >> i think it will bring them closer. nina: the queens coffin will be flown to london and then adorned with a crown and a wreath. abc7eyewitness news. dan: queen elizabeth's coffin will be taken by royal air force to buckingham palace tomorrow afternoon. abc news will air a special report with david muir sometime around 12:30 when the casket arrives. you can watch it on abc 7 and wherever you stream. ama: kamala harris met with civil rights and reproductive rights leaders today toisthe coo overturn roe v. wade was the central topic of today's meeting. a coalition of civil rights groups sent a letter to president biden urging him to address the impacts on the high court's june decision. pres. biden: we know that --vp harris: we know that with the supreme court having made the decision to take a constitutional right that had been recognized from the people of america, from the women of america, has created a health care crisis in america. ama: president biden signed executive orders and at expanding abortion acts. 16 states have already moved to ban abortion. dan: california will offer free online tutoring through a new initiative. homewo

castle, a sign for some of reconciliation. >> i think it will bring them closer. nina: the queens coffin will be flown to london and then adorned with a crown and a wreath. abc7eyewitness news. danl be taken by royal air force to buckingham palace tomorrow afternoon. abc news will air a special report with david muir sometime around 12:30 when the casket arrives. you can watch it on abc 7 and wherever you stream. ama: kamala harris met with civil rights and reproductive rights leaders today to discuss women's health care issues. the supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade was the central topic of today's meeting. a coalition of civil rights groups sent a letter to president biden urging him to address the impacts on the high court's june decision. pres. biden: we know that --vp harris: we know that with the supreme court having made the decision to take a constitutional right that had been recognized from the people of america, from the women of america, has created a health care crisis in america. ama: president biden signed executive orders and at expanding abortion acts. 16 states have already moved to ban abortion. dan: california will offer free online tutoring throu

dan: in the south bay, san jose officials are taking actions after an eight-year-old boy was hit and killed while walking to school. the boy was in the crosswalk of driftwood drive and castlemont avenue. kristen: lena howlett has the latest on efforts to improve safety in the area. reporter: a crews worked to refresh the crosswalk paint and one san jose neighborhood, photos of eight-year-old jacob hang feet away, surrounded by candles, flowers and balloons. >> drivers are just crazy. they don't stop. reporter: jacob was hit and killed well walking through this crosswalk at driftwood and castle mont friday. he was just a block from a school, with his babysitter when it happened. san jose police say a woman was driving a black 2022 mercedes and when left onto driftwood when she had the pair. the driver estate on scene and is cooperating with the investigation. it is unclear what led up to the crash. >> people just don't pay attention. they don't. i've had cars, me almost daily. reporter: this woman's daughter who lives at the intersection has served as a crossing guard in the area for a decade. she says the city needs to take this a step forward -- further. >> that would be

thousands of people had gathered throughout the day outside the castle before the four arrived. our correspondent danof the flowers ready to move them inside the castle, and there were so many more people here today, it will take them even longer. there was that rumour that there might be an appearance from some of the royal family, perhaps the new prince and princess of wales, but nobody expected to see harry and meghan, the duke and the of sussex as well, so that really did make an impression on people and it was pleasing for people to see the brothers together, especially at such a difficult time. �* there such a difficult time. after there had been so and it is difficulty between them. and it is so a family has to difficulty between them. and it is so together a family has to difficulty between them. and it is so together at1 family has to difficulty between them. and it is so together at this 1in has to difficulty between them. and it is so together at this difficult :o come together at this difficult moment, has to support each other, whatever has happened in the past. there was a huge amount o

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