romaine: i was just looking at this video with daniel craig. >> it was cool. romaine: it was very cool. it is interesting when we talk about james bond, which is basically a series that came into -- early 1960's. >> yes. about the same time as the beatles. romaine: there you go. as an american who is so wedded to that franchise, it is interesting to see how the franchise has adapted to the idea that it is not the empire it once was. i know what we see in pop culture does not necessarily -- reality, but there are parallels. not just the queen, but some of the institutions that represent british culture addressing the elephant in the room. >> yes. this is just purely a personal view, speaking as a british person, i very much like the idea that britain could live with not being -- not being a power, or superpower. and could instead be happy with being a prosperous, open society with the wonderful, vibrant culture that could actually assimilate people in a way that works excitingly. that was a version of britain that i personally loved. romaine: is that working? >

at the opening ceremony for the 2012 london olympic games, she took in a clip with daniel craig , playingont of a television audience of billions. the queen and double 07 stun viewers by appearing to leap from a helicopter into the olympic stadium where she took her seat in the royal box. the royal emily even created its own twitter account, bringing the monarchy's pump and ceremony to a new generation of internet-savvy youngsters. mark: we will be picking up on some of the things benedict was talking about, the great moments, the many popular moments of people around elizabeth getting involved in various projects. our international affairs editor . the role of elizabeth over the past 70 years has been significant. her love of friends is something many people may not be aware of. she visited all the french presidents from de gaulle right up to macron. >> she also spoke excellent french. i have watched some of her speeches to the combined houses of parliament. everyone was clearly delighted that she was flattering them by speaking french so well. it is true she was from a generation of bri

. >> reporter: appearing alongside daniel craig's james bond during the opening ceremony at the 2020 olympics and for those who knew her best, she had a very different side than the reserved leader we all saw. >> i always wonder whether anyone captured her sense of humor. >> she accedes the throne when she's just 25, not only proves herself to be one of britain's most stalwart public servants that's ever lived. >> reporter: england's longest serving monarch. adored at home and admired by fans around the world. molly hunter, nbc news, london >>> now to breaking news overnight. two georgia deputies were killed while trying to serve a warrant in a suburb near atlanta two suspects are in custody after a standoff lasted hours while they remain barricaded in a press conference, the cobb county sheriff's department says they were ambushed while walking back to their cars when no one answered the door. they've been with the department for more than five year. >>> let's turn to your weather with michelle grossmann. how are we looking this morning? >> we're looking at dangerous temperatures st

in that famous scene with daniel craig _ the voices.cs, when the corgis lead the way, that is what happened. they would lead the way and they knew exactly where they were going and they would be playing with toys along the way and to see the queen laughing and smiling because there was this shared experience that everyone was looking at something else and not at her and she was part of the crowd and i think that is why for her racing was such a wonderful thing to be able to enjoy. and she was very successful and she loved that scene. she likes to talk about animal behaviour and really she was visionary in the way that she thought about it was introducing new ideas. i'm not sure if any of the dog training ideas worked because corgis are notoriously naughty! india, of course your mother was lady in waiting to the queen, lady pamela hicks. and he were a bridesmaid back in 1981 at the charles and diana wedding. when people ask you about an event like this, when you think about what this represents and about thousands of people wanting to sh

opening ceremony of the 2012 london olympics together with none other than james fond played by daniel craig. ah, deville o 7 s towards the queen and her famous corgis from buckingham palace to the olympics . and a helicopter, with a chopper hovering over the stadium, the queen jumps out and makes her descent with the union jack parachute and or does she, if you didn't know that was actually an actor that took a leap of faith in place of the queen, the monarch was said to be highly amused when some didn't get her olympic parachute frank, his former prime minister voice dots. she knew instinctively how to cheer wrong, the nation, how to lead a celebration. i remember innocent joy more than 10 years ago after the opening ceremony of the london olympics, when i told her that the leader of a friendly middle eastern country seemed actually to believe that she had jumped out of a pink dress parachute into the stadium. another memorable moment was a sketch with a popular children's character of paddington. bare the 2 bonded over tea and marmalade sandwiches in buckingham palace during the monarchy

. >> reporter: who could forget her appearance alongside 007, daniel craig, at the london olympics inhe was a woman with quirks and passions, delighting in driving herself, raising her numerous corgis. a love of horses and racing. and while she prized dignity and embodied the british stiff upper lip, her family knew a different side. >> if you do ever have problems, you can share them with her and she will listen and she will try and help. but otherwise, she sort of lets you get on with your own life and carve your own path. >> reporter: toward the end of her life as covid ravaged the globe, she showed that compassion to the british people. >> we should take comfort that while we may have more still to endure, better days will return. we will be with our friends again. we will be with our families again. we will meet again. >> reporter: but perhaps her greatest loss, in 2021, the rock of her own life, her husband, prince philip, died. her closest confidant and adviser. their marriage was an enduring partnership. a sentiment she shared on her 50th wedding anniversary. >> all too often,

. >> appearing alongside daniel craig's james bond during the opening ceremony of the london olympicsse who knew her best, she had a very different side, less formal, perhaps than a reserved leader we all saw. >> i always wonder whether anyone captured her sense of humor. she took the throne when she was 25. she proved herself to be probably one of britain's most stallworth public servants. >> england's longest serving monarch, her dedication to service defind the royal family adored at home and admired by fans around the world. molly hunter, nbc news, london. >>> coming up, the day's other top stories including the top stories including the surrender of former top trump this is what people with eczema said about how their skin feels... ...when it comes to our skin, what if it could feel differently? say hello to opzelura for the treatment of mild to moderate eczema. opzelura is a steroid-free cream proven to help clear skin and significantly reduce itch. do not start opzelura if you have any infection as it may lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you are being treat

opening ceremony of the 2012 london olympics together with none other than james fond played by daniel craig. ah, deville o 7 towards the queen and her famous corgis from buckingham palace to the olympics and a helicopter with a chopper hovering over the stadium, the queen jumps out and makes her descent with the union jack parachute or or does she, if you didn't know that was actually an actor that took a leap of faith in place of the queen. the monarch was said to be highly amused when some didn't get her olympic parachute frank, his former prime minister voice johnson. she knew instinctively how to cheer wrong, the nation, how to lead a celebration. i remember innocent joy more than 10 years ago after the opening ceremony of the london lympics. when i told her that the leader of a friendly middle eastern country seemed actually to believe that she had jumped out of a pink dress and parachute into the save you. another memorable moment was a sketch. what the popular children's character of paddington, fer, the 2 bonded over tea and marmalade sandwiches in buckingham palace during the monar

and then of course, the fantastic bond girl moment with daniel craig for the 2012 olympics where she's sort of stood alongside him in plato regal role, appearing to jump out of a helicopter showing a real sense of good fun. and i think, yeah, absolutely, really. it was all part of a kind of an image make over to make a scene more relate to like, after seeming somewhat harsh at the death of princess diana. the question is now whether king charles, the 3rd, the monarch, formerly known as prince, can fill the screen in quite the same way. in keeping with the queen, want in your view, has been her contribution to arts and culture in the k. but of course, she's a great patron of the arts. all of the charities, all of the foundations, all of the arts councils and so on, that use her name, use the rule families name to generate funding for their productions from theater to films and so on. but i'd like to focus on an interesting point that i find interesting is that as a cultural icon, she represents the establishment. and that's something that for youth culture in particular, can kick agains

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it was expected to reach about $2000000.00 daniel craigs suit from the same movie was sold for about $80000.00. it was estimated in the range of 25 to 30000, but in a 2nd, online auction is open until james bond day. that's october. the 5th, the date of the world, premier of the 1st double. 07 film. doctor know in 1962. ah . and one of the top stories about his era, a powerful category for storm has now made landfall in the state of florida. free with it, winds of up to 250 kilometers per hour. horak and ian is on the threshold of the most dangerous category. 5 status and moon 2500000 people are under mandatory evacuation orders. iran's presidents, as the death of massa mini, has saddened everyone but warned chaos would not be accepted as violent. protests, spread demonstrations have been taking place across iran for almost 2 weeks. rights group, certainly 75 people have been killed in the unrest, but 22 year old was detained by the countries morality police for not wearing her. he job properly. the u. s. has warned russia against annexing for areas it's occupied in ukraine following

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then there was her famous cameo appearance alongside daniel craig is james bond for the opening of the 2012 olympics in 2011. the marriage between her grandson, prince william and kate middleton, brought the monarchy into the spotlight across the world, along with the birth of prince george. 2 years later, her diamond jubilee that followed thereafter was also marked by the beginning of a new era of tenuous peace between monarchists and separatists. in the relationship with northern ireland. when she shook hands with the former iraqi leader, martin mcguinness, prince harry married megan markelle, an american actress after the queen gave her blessing. it was a most watch tv event in the u. k that year and drew a global audience of almost 2000000000, but 2 years later, in a shock to the family, the couple decided to step away from royal duties comes and set up home in the united states and happiness. i move which undoubtedly affected the queen. however, in the words of the queen herself, the huge void in her life was left when her loving husband of 73 years. prince philip, the duke of edi

she worked with daniel craig playing james bond. she became more integrated and more adept at handling the changing nature of the u.k. and its society. throughout her changing nature of the u.k., the changing nature of britain's role in the world, she was a cornerstone for britain. she was basically the key foundation on which modern britain was built. paul: what happens now? what is the chain of events for the next few days? guy: like australia, we will see large parts of government coming to a halt. we will have 10 days building up to a funeral. those 10 days start tomorrow. her body will come down from scotland over the next day or so . probably not tomorrow, it will happen on saturday. king charles iii will come down from scotland. he will have a discussion including with the new prime minister, liz truss. the review a series of very well choreographed, very well-planned state events that ultimately will build up to the funeral that will take place in 10 days. this has been a long time coming along time in the planning. u.k. aut

. >> she did embrace her pop- culture status from time to time , appearing alongside daniel craig's jamesg the opening ceremony of the olympics. to those who knew her best, she had a very different side, less formal, perhaps, then the reserved leader we also. >> i have always wondered if anyone properly captured her sense of humor. she exceeds the throne when she is just 25, not only proved herself to be probably one of britain's most public servant that has ever lived. >> anglin's longest-serving monarch, her dedication to service defined the royal family, admired by fans around the world. >> and it is stunning to think that she became queen at age 25. >>> don't forget, you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire, and apple tv. >>> right now at 9:30, we continue the special primetime edition of nbc bay area news. >>> live in san francisco where queen elizabeth famously visited in the 1980s, and it was a very funny evening. how the city is remembering her tonight. >>> we continue our coverage of this extreme heat wave and the flex alert that expires in just about 30 minutes. >>> good eveni

she did something with daniel craig for -- >> for the olympics. >> yeah, she wasn't afraid to mix it all the stoicism we saw. by the way, she put the pedal to the metal. i hear she drove like a bat out of hell. >> that's the story with the saudi crown prince and was visiting and women can't drive and she got into the driver's seat and shocked because she was wizzing around and he's -- hiswhizzing around and he's goig through his translator to ask her to slow down. slow down. she didn't slow down one bit. >> it would be interesting to read some of her dires about the time during the -- diaries during the time in the cold war and allies trying to find a way to break communism and i was nervous to meet her in 2008 and deputy chief of staff pushed me forward to meet the queen and had a chance to sigh hi to her. >> what is the protocol? >> there's a list a mile long of things you should or shouldn't do. >> just lunge forward. >> what did you do? >> some people had to cur curtey and it was a 45 seconds conversation and president bush brought her a electric vehicle golf cart thing and had t

amongst them daniel craig, who is james bond of course, faked jumping from a helicopter alongside the 2012 london olympics. the actor called the queen's legacy incomparable, adding she will be profoundly missed. and helen mirren, who won an oscar for portraying queen elizabeth, said, and i quote, "we mourn a woman who with or without the crown was the epitome of nobility." >> tea? >> oh, yes, please. >> even paddington bear, who just recently visited buckingham palace for tea with the queen in celebration of her platinum jubilee, tweeting out "thank you, ma'am, for everything." i'm becky anderson in london. our live coverage here outside of buckingham palace continues after this short break. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks... choose stelara® from the start... and move toward relief after the first dose... with injections every two months. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sore

the stars of the 2012 when the queen was a bond girl talking to daniel craig inside the palace, they no longer with us. they are going to the duke of york. but i think the corgi was a new dog when the queen got it and popularized it. i do think that although the queen's corgis, she's no longer with those to care for them, her love for the corgi and love for dogs will live on. >> absolutely. always good to have you, kate. thank you very much indeed. kate williams with you -- with me here for you. and nic robertson, of course, in edinburgh. thank you, both. >>> more from london in a few minutes. first let's get back to rosemary church in atlanta to check in on some of the other news headlines. rose mary? >> thank you so much, becky. we'll see you soon. >>> russia's missiles are flying as its ground forces retreat in eastern ukraine. the damage from russian strikes and a live report from kharkiv. that's coming up. ♪ our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstation. now we're shipping out orders 5 times faster and thanks to shipstation's discounted rates we're saving a

appearing alongside james bond, daniel craig, and she acted with paddington bear during her platinumps you would like a marmalade sandwich. >> i always keep one for emergencies. >> so do i. i keep mine in here. >> and to those who knew her best, she had a less formal side than the leader we all saw. >> i always wondered if anybody ever captured her sense of humor properly. the longest- serving monarch and her dedication to service defined the royal family. adored at home and admired by friends around the world. for the news i am molly hunter. >>> there is some major and minor housekeeping for the monarchy now. according to the bank of england, queen elizabeth was the first reddish monarch featured on a banknote. the bank reported that her iconic portrait will remain on bills for now. officials say they will provide an update after a period of morning. >>> the changes to the lyrics of the at them, "god save the queen." are also expected to change to god save the king. and who gets the beloved corgis? the queen owned 30 different corgis it during her reign. she loved to ride horses at

. >> reporter: in a spoof once for the olympics, the queen upstaged actor daniel craig. a helicopter with 007. she also once cracked a joke during this video call with the governor and premier of south australia after the unveiling of a statue in the queen's honor. >> feel very close to you standing in front of the statue. >> yes, i would think possibly might be quite alarming to suddenly see it out of the window. >> her quick wit also showed through during this interview with sir david atten borrow at buckingham palace. watch her reaction when he points out she has a sun dial in the shade. >> sun dial neatly planted in the shade. >> isn't it good? yes. hasn't really thought of that, that it was planted in the shade. it wasn't in the shade originally, i'm sure. maybe we could move it. >> a former body guard for the queen likes to tell a story about when the queen met an american couple while out on a hike. they didn't recognize her, and she had fun toying with them when they asked her if she had ever met the queen. >> she says, well, i haven't, but he meets her regularly

among them, daniel craig.umping from a helicopter alongside the queen for the 2012 london olympics. he called the queen's legacy, incomparable. he said, she will be profoundly missed. and helen mirren, who won an oscar for pretraining queen elizabeth said "we mourn the women, who with or without the crown will see the epitome of nobility. ♪ ♪ >> t? >> oh, yes please. >> even pennington bear, who recently visited buckingham palace for tea with the queen, tweeted out, thank you for everything. i'm becky anderson. our live coverage, here come outside of buckingham palace continues after this short break. don'n't go away. ♪ ♪ rk to deliver your cacar as soon as tomorrow. recruiting an army of customer advocates to make your experience incredible. and putting you in control of the whole thing, with powerful technology. that's why we've become the nation's fastest growing retailer, because our customers love it. see for yourself at carvana.com your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need

appeared there with the james bond, with daniel craig, and her corgis. there she is. >> so great!t, by the way, with a jump out of the helicopter with even a moment to doubt as to whether the queen was doing the same thing. but tell us, julie montague -- there you go. how about that for a moment? tell us how she did that and how you expect charles might modernize things as well? >> well, charles has been modernizing -- a very active environmentalist, active for change and has behind the scen s really much doing his own part in modernizing the royal family. i expect we will see more of that in his own reign. we know that he is incredibly close to his son, prince william, and that we've seen them more and more together as a pair, and, of course, more and more of them together as two couples, camilla, charles, william and kate, and i suspect, and i think many people expect, to see the four of them together more and more. not only over these next couple of weeks honoring and celebrating and, of course, mourning their mother and grandmother, but also making sure that as charles comes t

>> she was genius, wasn't she, on the two jubilees with daniel craig when he would jump out of the helicopterou saw some of her humor. >> yes. >> paddington bear i think is the one that i was talking about. >> and that is something that everyone loves. not offending anyone. but interesting about prince charles and prince william weren't even told about that. and the queen very much oversaw it. >> she really had affection for the obamas and the obamas have a sense of humor and can be playful and affectionate and they were drawn to each other. >> absolutely. and prince william has a big friendship with obama and they speak quite often and have a lot of common interests. so it will be interesting to see who comes to the state funeral. i think obamas would be pretty high up the list. >> i'm glad you mentioned that. arlette saenz says that the bidens, the current president and first lady, have not decided or they don't know if they will come, but they don't know when the funeral will be. i think that has to be arranged before they can make that decision. >> and they are trying to figure that out.

during the london olympics, which is a huge celebration, she was there cheering, with daniel craig, jumpingof a helicopter. that was something we could relate to. and that was a fun part of her. so she never spoke -- she spoke, but she never expressed an opinion. but we related to her and someone very close to her a few years explained why we never see her smile, though that's not actually true. and he said, well, imagine she's looking at a horse, and she is smiling. then if you don't really like horses, you wouldn't relate to her. but if she's looking at a horse and you like horses, you think she likes horses. if you look at a horse and don't like horses and you think she doesn't like horses. so by not expressing in any opinion, she was liked by everyone. that's very clever. that's where prince charles is slightly different. >> we have been watching as you've been speaking, max to the live pictures outside balmoral, where you can see police, uniformed officers there, putting up barriers at the gate and a handful of people gathering there. notably it was in april of just last year, max, tha

. >> reporter: in a spoof once for the olympics, the queen upstaged actor daniel craig.ed out of a helicopter with oo7. she also once crack add joke during his video call after the unveiling of a statue in the queen's honor. >> feel very close to you through this -- standing in front of the statue. >> yes, i would think possibly it might be quite alarming to suddenly see it out of the window. she arrived unexpectedly. >> reporter: her quick wit also showed through during this interview with sir david attenborough at buckingham palace. watch his reaction when she points out she has a sun dial in the shade. >> a sun dial neatly parked in the shade. >> isn't it good? had we thought of that, plant it in the shade. it wasn't in the shade originally i'm sure. but maybe we could move it. >> reporter: a former bodyguard for the queen likes to tell the story about when the queen met an american couple while out on a hike. they didn't recognize her, and she had fun toying with them when they asked her if she had ever met the queen. >> she says, well, i haven't but dick here meets

that moment in the 2012 olympics with daniel craig's james bond and the paddington sandwich was greatill kind of laughing about. those will endure. she had knew that she needed to be present, she needed to reach out to younger brits. one of the things they most want king charles to emulate from his mother is to be present, to go travel, to go spend time in some of these neighborhoods, to really show up and show his face. of course, while he is a familiar face that everyone knows who he is, they want to see him in this new capacity. that's why so many people here tell me they felt so close to the queen. >> molly hunter, eugene robinson, thank you both so much. appreciate it. >>> the king's speech. in a few minutes, we will hear directly from the new monarch, charles iii, as he pays attribute to his mother and gives a glimpse of the prince as king. first, what the queen's private staff had to say about their time with the queen. you are watching msnbc. >> i just hope that charles can live up to what his mother has obviously instilled in him. >> done her best for had country. what more c

actor daniel craig on the stage. she was immortalized by helen mirren and the tony award-winning play the audience on screen. the royals were featured on the critically acclaimed netflix series the crown elizabeth's oldest son. prince charles is next in line to the throne at 72 years old is the oldest heir apparent in the history of the monarchy. >> that was temps in fatal reporting for us this afternoon. and the reactions are pouring in. president biden issued a statement saying queen elizabeth, the second was more than a monarch. she defined an era. he went on to say in part, quote, she was the first british monarch to whom people all around the world can feel a personal and immediate connection. whether they heard her on the radio as the young princess speaking to the children of the united kingdom are gathered around their televisions for her coronation or watched her final christmas speech or her platinum jubilee on their phones. and she, in turn dedicated her whole life to their service. queen elizabeth, the se

daniel craig called the queen's legacy incomparable adding that she will be pro profoundly miss >> tean paddington bear who just recently visited buckingham palace for tea with the queen in celebration of her platinum jubilee also sending a heart felt farewell and thank you to the queen. and elton john who performed at the queen's diamond jubilee concert called her an inspiring presence who led the country through some of their greatest and darkest times with great grace, decency and a genuine caring warmth. >>> with us now "vanity fair" staff writer and co-host of the dynasty podcast aaron vander hoof, also with us host of podcast royal rachel burchfield. one of the things i find interesting as we look at clips of celebrities is no matter how big of a celebrity you are, right, queen elizabeth was always bigger. the biggest celebrities in the world when they went to meet her there was at least one person who was a bigger deal than them. >> she hated the word celebrate, that is the word she hated the most. she didn't consider err shelf celebrity, she saw herself as avatar for the nation

he was really excited about meeting daniel craig, but he didn't get there until quite late because prince charles wants to talk to all the crew, the lighting people, everyone behind the scenes. he seems to be fascinated by ordinary people. obviously, that's -- to be the future king. >> absolutely. something that people will -- >> nodule nelson, and dr. tested dunlap. great to see you guys in keeping me company. it's been good to see you. to see you. let's just show you the scene at balmoral this morning. as you can see, a huge number of flowers outside the gates there. we saw a number of police officers as well arriving at the gates of balmoral just a short time ago. this is the scene of the beginning of the movement of the queen's coffin from balmoral. the journey will ultimately end here in london. -- a week on monday. that movement of the coffin, will start at 10:00 this morning. just to remind you that we will have full coverage following the root as across the scotland this morning. -- our international affairs editor as well as the queens former royal protection officer dick griffin

. >> a pairing alongside daniel craig's james bond for the 2012 olympics, and she acted with britain'shaps you would like a marmalade sandwich? i always keep one for emergencies. >> so do i. i keep mine in here. >> and to those who knew her best, she had a very different side, less formal, perhaps, than the reserved leader we all saw. >> i always wonder whether anyone properly captured her sense of humor. >> here's a knife. >> i know they're is. >> england's longest serving monarch, her dedication to service, defined the royal family, adored at home, and admired by fans alike round the world. molly hunter, nbc news, london. >> an extraordinary life and legacy she has left behind. and on that note, i wish you all a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with us, our coverage of the death of the queen, of queen elizabeth, continues now with this summit cast of our sister network, sky news. network, sky news. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello, good morning. this is sky news, live from balmoral. her majesty the queen has died after the lo

onion follows the detective played by daniel craig to greece , where he solves the mystery set on anand hideaway. the film's director and actors kathryn hahn, leslie odom jr and kate hudson, all set to appear at the festival begins october 6th. it was the first day of school. it was fine. i guess i don't know. look at someone and wonder what is going on inside their head. did you guys pick up on that? sure equal in the work to that 2015 pixar film inside out. the movie is about a girl from minnesota. she moved to san francisco and we see all the emotion that comes with that big change. the new film storyline picks up right where it left off in san francisco. once again, we follow riley's emotions up, but this time she is a teenager and coping with all that comes with that time and life inside out, two is set to hit theaters in 2024. it is again being produced by emeryville based pixar. i haven't seen the first one. so i can't even comment on that. but i do want to say progressives. india yes, representing oakland , proud. she looked great that night to in that in that dress last nigh

was when great britain held the olympics, and there was a scene where she was with james bond, daniel craigthe time, and parachuted out. >> it appeared as if the queen parachuted out. >> i hope we've got the images because it's great. >> i don't think we do. we'll have to get them. >> the stunt double wore her pink dress, and it went viral, people asking, did the queen actually? >> basically, the stunt double landed and she walked out. >> you see the small smile of appreciation. i mean, that, i think, embodies strength, humor, and that we didn't see that much of her in that regard, and she was and is, i think, royal, regal, to the very end. >> as you said, working up to the very end. >> this is something else that we haven't really spoken about, the fact that we talked about how she looked in that megawatt smile, actually, that she gave the new uk prime minister. >> on tuesday. >> just on tuesday, even to the end. we're showing images of what she began as queen too. even to the end, a life of service, and i think there's something very poignant about looking at that image again now, knowing

actor daniel craig on the stage. she was immortalized by helen mirren and the tony award-winning play the audience on screen. the royals were featured on the critically acclaimed netflix series the crown elizabeth's oldest son. prince charles is next in line to the throne at 72 years old is the oldest heir apparent in the history of the modern >> and that was tim's in fidel reporting for us. prince charles is now officially king charles, the 3rd he released a released a statement a short while ago saying in part, we mourn for found lee the passing of a cherished sovereign in a much loved mother. i know her loss will be deeply felt throughout the country. the rounds and the commonwealth and by countless people around the world during this period of mourning and change my family and i will be comforted and sustained by our knowledge and the respect and deep affection in which the queen has. so wide was so widely held. let's go live now outside to alive perspective of the u.s. capitol building where the flag is now flyi

being the daniel craig and of course the star of extreme spawn. good evening mister bond. i mean that was just wonderful and i heard a hilarious story boris johnson announced that there was a dignitary who said i cannot believe the queen jumped out of that airplane wearing a pink dress. thinking it was real, apparently he said that she got a good deep laugh out of that one. precious memories for sure katie. >> i have to say, i was here for the london olympics, for a split second i wondered the same thing. alex, thank you so much for doing this with me for this past three. hours that will do it for me from london. i will be back tomorrow, i am katie turner. >> i always love having you my friend jenny, for all of me you i'm alex. whittlesey gun, tomorrow starting at one eastern. a little bit later than usual, meantime -- picks up the coverage next. coverage next hi everybody good afternoon. i'm yasmin bogey. we are going to continue to follow the morning for queen elizabeth and the story of today. two brothers, once again really

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appearing alongside daniel craig's james spawned during the 2012 london olympics, and she acted with bear during her -- jubilee. >> perhaps you would like a marmalade sandwich. i always keep one for emergencies. >> so do i. i keep mine in here. >> and to those who knew her best, she had a very different side less formal, perhaps, than the reserve leader we all saw. >> i always wonder whether anyone properly captured her sense of humor. >> -- i know there is. [laughs] >> england's largest serving monarch, her dedication to service, defined the royal family. adored at home and admired by fans around the world. molly hunter, nbc news london. molly hunter, nb c still to come in the last few years, he has been nabbed on a chinese billionaire's yacht, convicted of contempt to congress, and yet again, trump -- steve bannon finds himself in handcuffs. and the department of justice makes this argument to push forward with its investigations of donald trump's hoarding of classified documents. that's all ahead. don't go anywhere. ents that's all ahead don't go anywhere. don't go anywhere. if yo

60 items from bendiana the most expensive lot of a sports car is one of eight copies on which daniel craig'sthe film no time to die, the initial price is 2 million pounds sterling 125 million rub. an interesting detail of the car was created specifically for stuntmen. it is equipped with a modern engine and gearbox. well, capable of incredible tricks at one time was one of the most underestimated italian cars today in the retro section of ivan zinkevich. modest sedan. with a heart from ferrari, the car of the italian brand. lanci. always stood apart in the world. these were progressive expensive models not designed for mass production. and today i will introduce you to a real wolf in sheep's clothing. let you. confused by the peaceful appearance of this sedan under its hood lies a real sports car engine, but more on that later in front of us lunch. subject 8:32 1990 is front wheel drive executive sedan. very modest appearance. unless two solid exhaust pipes hint at a daring character and even a spoiler that extends from the trunk lid if you press the lever on the steering column, but when yo

during the opening ceremony- of the olympic games in london, there was daniel craig asjames bond arriving "who's he going...? is he going to meet the queen?" and as it went further on, "he is going to..." - mr bond, your majesty. and everybody, wherever you were in the world, i was thinking exactly| the same thought... ..who will be playing the queen? he clears his throat. good evening, mr bond. good evening, your majesty. music: music for the royal fireworks, la rejouissance by handel corgis whine. and it had the same effect on everybody| who was watching. theyjust couldn't believe it. music: james bond theme. the fact that my mother kept that completely - to herself and the team that were there and didn't tell. anybody was just brilliant. reporter: her majesty the queen | in this diamond jubilee year proving that she certainly has a sense of humour... ..and preparing to open these games as her father, edward vii, in 1908. prince harry married meghan markle — american, divorced and of mixed race. harry and meghan�*s wedding, i think, can be summed up finally found the one. the sun was sh

daniel craig's special appearance. what do you make of it, guys? unbelievable.pression, itjust shows mental health issues and suicide, there are no barriers. incredible. i've got to say it's very easy- for me to be very flippant and say it's obvious because he is envious of our bodies and the way - we conduct ourselves! 0ur chiselled profiles. all that. it'sjust amazing. it is surreal. the one thing everyone there reminds you is the difference _ that talking makes. and so that is what| we are going to do. yeah, walk and talk. that's all we know what to do, really. and walk they have — to stormont in northern ireland and across to edinburgh and down to manchester, where, this week, they were welcomed by the mayor andy burnham, who cooked them a curry. this will keep you going tomorrow. yes, this is good. i think what they're doing is just tremendously important. it's a conversation the nation needs to have. and, actually, putting it into the curriculum and encouraging the conversation with younger people is just where we've got to go with this if we are going to

there was the time she appeared with daniel craig in a sketch she actually improvised her line, goodemergencies. >> so do i. i keep mine in here. >> he said he was impressed with the queen's acting abilities because, of course, paddington was not actually there. he said she was absolutely glowing in that moment. paddington actually took to twitter after the news broke tweeting, thank you, ma'am, for everything. peter, kristen, i have to tell you, i was there for the jubilee when that video played and everyone went nuts when they saw the queen showing off her acting chops. >> one of the great moments and her family talks about the sense of humor that she had as one of her best qualities. >> i love the director saying your majesty please speak to the empty chair. >> exactly. and she nailed it. >>> musicians are paying their respects as well. that includes harry styles he took a moment during his madison square garden residency to honor her. >> join me in a round of applause for 70 years of service. >> and pearl jam played a quick cover of "your majesty" during their show in toronto. ♪♪

. >> reporter: she even played along with craig, daniel craig, for the opening ceremony of the londonddington bear recognizing the queen's greatness. >> happy jubilee, ma'am. and thank you. for everything. >> that's very kind. >> reporter: that paddington bear moment was a laugh out loud when sitting with the queen during her platinum jubilee, it went viral. her majesty pulling a marmalade sandwich out of that handbag. you know, everybody is always wondering what's in that handbag of hers. people laughed everywhere with that one and there was even a tweet with paddington bear overnight thanking the queen for her service. so many people, of course, touched by this woman. >> no question about that, great story, deb. >>> coming up, the queen in her own words. rds. pst. girl. you can do better. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile, at&t, and verizon. wow. i can do better! yes you can! i can do better, too!

onion follows the detective played by daniel craig to greece, or he solves a mystery set on an islandeaway. the film's director and actors kathryn hahn, leslie odom jr and kate hudson are all set to appear at the festival, which begins in october. good films there wow looks awesome art. so many things over to our forecast now, with the changing of the weather from last week, rosemary oroczo is here with more on that. yes we have unseasonably cool weather in the forecast for the days ahead. temperatures fell off a good 5 10 degrees yesterday, and we are going to see additional calling for today. with mid sixties to upper seventies in our forecast from the coast and around the bay. here's a live look over the golden gate bridge where we do have the cloud cover overhead. still, at this time, i had seen a little bit of blue sky. by their but the clouds continue along the coast just inside the bay and partly cloudy to mostly clear for the rest of us temperatures are still down by several degrees compared to yesterday. senate resident by eight livermore down by six down by two. 60 degrees r

and the most memorable part of that whole ceremony was the opening where the queen was greeting daniel craig and his characters james bond and took her in the helicopter and there she was, and of course in the end we know it was a look alike, parachuting into the stadium. and i remember talking to him about that plan and had he discussed it with the royals, oh, you need to help me with that, and went through the process and could not imagine he would be able to pull it off and she would agree to it. but of course she did it. she knew how amazing that would be and how the whole world would remember that moment and she had this fantastic sense and an understanding and a connection with people and with the country and a sense of humor and although she had that dignity, martha was speaking to this earlier, she had that sense of dignity and majesty, and the ability to have some fun, to relate to people, to have a sense of humor, and all these things, all these reflections and memories will be pouring out over the next few days, of course. but in the end it really is, it's such a cliche to say thi

some people, the prestige that was done, but the queen enjoyed it, playing a little skit with daniel craigat was a really good example of her being with the times. just an expression of how much has changed, until a century ago, if a monarch died, the litigants, people who had cases in court, had to scrap their cases and restart from the beginning after the period of mourning. if you're about to win your case, that was pretty annoying. that's how dominant it used to be. now, it is just flags at half-mast, public expressions of sentiment, and it is all genuine. >> it is. >> by the way, we leave it to the brit to declare great britain a second-tier power. just the negativity of the british people toward their country. >> okay. >> it is overwhelming. they're not a second-tier power. >> i just want to tell this story before we get to a very special guest. former royal protection officer, richard griffin, told a story that revealed a humorous side to the late monarch. the former bodyguard for the queen recalled the story last june on sky news. >> normally, picnic sites, you meet nobody. there w

, and which _ meetjames bond, daniel craig, and which her— meet james bond, daniel craig, and whichts this afternoon, in particular we know he is meeting the commonwealth general secretary, baroness scotland. much more to come. the cameras focus right now on capital because although the focus of our day overall is, of course, the journey that the queen's coffin is making from balmoral to edinburgh, it's a convoy of a number of vehicles and, quite rightly, drivers must take breaks. there is a break in the driving at the momentjust for a pit stop. very necessary for safety reasons. that's why we have a break in the coverage of that if you are wondering why our camera is instead focused on buckingham palace when, of course, much of our focus todayis when, of course, much of our focus today is on the scotland for very obvious reasons. but it is a journey which is due to end in edinburgh this afternoon at around lipm. the crowds are still there around buckingham palace, around the green park area, and they have occasionally today being greeted with a glimpse of the new king as he is driv

james bond universe aerial shots are impressive on the field the faces of sean connery actors daniel craiges 11 hectares along it 16 km of tracks are laid to pass such labyrinth must show remarkable ingenuity. well, as with bond himself, the main thing is not to get lost , the participants of the new season of the musical television project will have to try. come on, all together last week 99 experts. the 16-year-old jafarovs from kazan sang along in chorus to get a 100% result, so far no one has succeeded. but it means that the contestants of today's edition have a chance to evaluate the participants together with folk experts. there will be elena vaenga tonight. they will make even the queen of russian chanson sob. these are emotions and tears will cause anger and a flurry of criticism. it's not your song, most likely you're of good quality, but i didn't hear that emotional release. well, all together there were no contestants yet, one is the best of the other today at 21:30, they will surprise the audience and a hundred and a special guest, singer elena vaengungu. and where was everyone

and you may remember him, anderson, from when daniel craig as james bond jumped out of a helicopter withaide of the queen. >> you could see them walking along the side of the state hearse, some of the queen's queries including manage kovy and officer who fought in afghanistan known as t.a., who the queen appointed, the first black aquarry to serve the queen. >> what do they do? >> they have multiple roles. essentially they are sort of assistanted. they welcome high-profile guests, they will be assisting the queen with official engagements. >> they're from high ranks in the military and there there to support in the all of the ceremonial elements. they've also got butlers which provide a very different role. you're attached as a member of the military to the monarch and it is a very privileged position. >> what happens to a number of the queens household staff now that once she is buried does the new king inherit them or do they become his staff, does he bring his own staff. >> there is clauses in their contacts so they cease six months, i believe, after the death of monarch and then the

dog of choice and part of the queens life are so many years but the scene should earlier with daniel craigrk and she liked the little mistakes that might be made of the behavioural quirks that animals have always had. it is that animals have always had. it is been lovely _ that animals have always had. it is been lovely talking to you this morning and thank you very much for sharing those stories with us. let's see how the weather is looking. stav has the forecast. hello there. good morning to you. things this weekend are looking a lot quieter weatherwise. we've lost this area of low pressure, which has been with us all week, bringing plenty of showers and thunderstorms. so it is drier this weekend with some sunny spells around. there'll still be a few showers knocking around, particularly across the eastern side of the country as this area of low pressure continues to push into the near continent. but higher pressure will be building in behind it so winds will be turning light and there'll be plenty of sunshine across northern and western areas to begin the day today. across england and w