he is duke of cambridge and will remain the duke of cambridge.m prince william. but i would imagine, just to call him prince william. but iwould imagine, it just to call him prince william. but i would imagine, it is custom and practice for the heir to the throne and he is now first in line to the throne, so it is a more senior role for him, but he and his father had been drawn together, i think, by some of the difficulties that have been caused by prince harry and prince andrew. that was happening an awful lot, vertically discussing the family issues. the queen, charles and william. well, it is now charles and william. well, it is now charles and william. well, it is now charles and william. that relationship has not always been difficult, and what relationship between father and son is always smooth. but i think william has come to appreciate his father much, much more in recent years. i think perhaps william has come to understand some of the pressures that charles has faced a different point

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of york, the earl of wessex, the duke of cambridge, the duke and thus plead back —— met the duke ande that we are currently reporting some two hours and 30 minutes ago which was to say that doctors now had their own concerns, more concerns about the state of the's health. she was under constant supervision but they felt it necessary to express their concern there. nicholas witchell is still with me, our royal correspondent, as we look at these images of the main entrance there at balmoral and i think the issue now is to, as you say, patiently wait and sympathise with those who are clearly going to be in a state of great concern and distress. yes. peole great concern and distress. yes. people will _ great concern and distress. yes. people will take _ great concern and distress. yes. people will take this _ great concern and distress. yes. people will take this very, i great concern and distress. i:3 people will take this very, very personally, won't they? because clearly there is reason for great concern and people will find that i think even quite disorientating, the thought that the

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yes, i know how, i took revenge on you grand duke.now how yet, but i took revenge on you. your girl nargiz wouldn't have heard how she screamed when we started in a circle where she ran into this one, so look for the grand duke all over russia if only you need it. the one with whom all novgorod had fun do you remember how we hunted hares do you remember how we shared fish together? i fell into the water. and you saved me, remember? no, you have a very get out. take the horse, the sword of money. how much can you take? don't get in my eyes again. you won't leave alive. if someone knows where nargiz will be brought to vladimir forgive me, forgive me, my dear, my good, what left you with these hawks? i fell ill on the way to the yard. departs. be careful, prince, don't step on the rats here. i see you didn't expect my return. decided to take this position. you always thought i was a fool. who hopes for a chance even interesting. what will you say when you find out that i took care not to come out of my mouth alive. but i am here. if rece

they married the grand duke.odox church in cannes and matilda received the title of the most serene princess of romanov, then how her family was separated was very necessary and she largely achieved a break. she became a non- romanov book, uh, krasinskaya told her that her mouth had lost the title of count krasensky and his dream and dream. eh, the most chechen was to return this title. the son of matilda and vladimir entered france into the alliance of vlad ross, and more than once said that one of the children of the last king still survived for questions. doesn't he mean himself, answered no, it's a girl and she stayed in russia in the ninety- first year, i managed to go to paris and meet people from the old russian migration who knew matilda. dushistenskaya prince. meshchersky is also quite an elderly person. e, told me about what i knew about my relationship with russian emperor, which surprised me very much. when he saw that i didn’t know, it meant that there was a very emotional speech that it turns out th

always did. way the queen and the duke always did~ and _ way the queen and the duke always did.s— at sandringham. we heard in these tributes wonderful recollections of these _ tributes wonderful recollections of these family times. i think of course — these family times. i think of course we _ these family times. i think of course we are mourning our queen but we forget _ course we are mourning our queen but we forget that these four children are mourning a mother. we were only allowed _ are mourning a mother. we were only allowed inside the palace walls at certain— allowed inside the palace walls at certain times. it almost in her death— certain times. it almost in her death we _ certain times. it almost in her death we have been allowed in far more _ death we have been allowed in far more in — death we have been allowed in far more. , , ., , more. in this setting there was the vi . il more. in this setting there was the viail for more. in this setting there was the vigil for the — more. in this setting there was the vigil for the queen _ more. in this setting there was the vig

if the duke _ arrived. please welcome meghan and harry... if the duke and _ arrived.chess of l harry... if the duke and duchess of sussex are — harry... if the duke and duchess of sussex are hoping _ harry... if the duke and duchess of sussex are hoping for _ harry... if the duke and duchess of sussex are hoping for a _ harry... if the duke and duchess of sussex are hoping for a positive - sussex are hoping for a positive reception, they got it. cheering and applause young delegates from more than 200 countries watch meghan make her first speech in the uk since the couple moved to california. goad couple moved to california. good evenin: , couple moved to california. good evening, everyone. _ couple moved to california. good evening, everyone. it— couple moved to california. good evening, everyone. it is- couple moved to california. good evening, everyone. it is very - couple moved to california. (13mg. evening, everyone. it is very nice to be back in the uk. she evening, everyone. it is very nice to be back in the uk.— to be back in the uk. she talked about how _ to

the duke of rothesay as — about it. without doubt. the duke of rothesay as he _ about it.bt. the duke of rothesay as he has _ about it. without doubt. the duke of rothesay as he has been _ about it. without doubt. the duke of rothesay as he has been known - about it. without doubt. the duke of rothesay as he has been known in i rothesay as he has been known in scotland until now, until his accession to the throne, that is another title which has now passed to william as the prince of wales and the duke of rothesay, but the family and william, as well, it feels strongly about the importance of the union, the advantages that the nation as a whole has from being united. without straying into politics ourselves, clearly those are thoughts that no member of the royal family can express openly and thatis royal family can express openly and that is a matter for politicians and for political debate and as we are hearing repeatedly, the king is fully subscribed to the principles of the constitutional democracy and he was talking about that again this morning, so that is a signal fr

and the duke of edinburgh said here you are again. so there was always, she was always known where they were supposed to be when they were together. and i have to explain myself. >> they make each other laugh? >> oh yes. oh yes. there was always a lot of laughter. always a lot of laughter. i used to sit -- because the way the seeding usually goes, usually a woman wouldn't normally say next to her majesty. so i often sat next to the duke of edinburgh, so there is one conversation i was having with him that i had to say sort of, i'll give you my's -- can we change the subject? and i said no, we can't. so i said i'm not the state, and he was warmly laughter. just at that point, her majesty started speaking to the other person on the other side, so he turns to still laughing. and at the lord jingle, to my right, said i don't care what you are about to say, i want to know what you just said to him. and i had to go, they're on again. but you know, you had to be yourself. sycophant cnn and all of that. in my experience, that was not somethin

, their families, and duke university with the utmost integrity.them. especially when their character is called into question. so not a direct criticism of byu and their investigation. they simply, duke is saying we believe our own student athletes here. it's quite clear that both universities are likely to say in their minds this is the end of the matter. we agree to disagree. we will see. victor. >> yes, we will see. martin savidge, thank you for the reporting. >> there are tributes to queen elizabeth coming in from around the world. buildings lit up or went dark, flags were lowered to half staff. some of the world's biggest stars remember the queen. but are these lines enough? a subaru with eyesight... (kidid vo) hey dad! (vo) ...watches the lines for any danger..... and can automatitically stop itself. (mom) is everyone ok? (kid) i'm ok. (vo) your family is safer in a three-row subaru ascent. love. it's what makes subaru, subaru. >> the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day... a "let'sig in" day... >> mm. >> ...a "chow do

the duke of edinburgh is dynamic. he's forward-looking.ung man in a hurry. >> she was anxious, but philip tries to persuade her that this is a way for her to reach millions and millions of her subjects. >> he plays a key role in helping to bring the queen round to the idea and make her comfortable with it. >> eventually, he says yes. >> on coronation day crowds line the streets hoping for a glimpse of their queen. and across the nation people gather to watch it live on television. >> now like a great seventh wave the cheering grows to its climax. into the forecourt of the palace comes the gilded hopes bearing the young queen to her crown. >> we waited in westminster abby and we suddenly hear this roar, and suddenly, around the corner came this golden coach. it was like a disney film. absolutely extraordinary. and there we saw the queen for the first time. her dress was so beautiful. the train had satin handles under it so it sort of flowed over her hands. >> we got in place and the queen turned around with a radiant smile and said ready, g

you have already served scotland as duke of rothesay, duke of edinburgh, lord of rothesay, duke of edinburgh duke of edinburgh, lord of the isles, _ of rothesay, duke of edinburgh, lord of the isles, and i know that people across— of the isles, and i know that people across the _ of the isles, and i know that people across the country will show you the same _ across the country will show you the same support and devotion as they did your— same support and devotion as they did your late mother. because today we don't _ did your late mother. because today we don'tjust did your late mother. because today we don't just commemorate did your late mother. because today we don'tjust commemorate the reign of our— we don'tjust commemorate the reign of our queen but also celebrate the life of— of our queen but also celebrate the life of a _ of our queen but also celebrate the life of a woman who many in scotland knew and _ life of a woman who many in scotland knew and loved, who dedicated her life to _ knew and loved, who dedicated her life to her— knew and loved, who dedicated her life to her country,

and the duke of norfolk. since the 14th century, the dukes of norfolk have organized all the english crowns. royal ceremonies. filming representatives of the british crown and government at work was by no means incidental. the british public needed reassurance from preparing westminster abbey to decorating the streets. a change of monex is always a costly affair. take this monogram, for example, e too ah stands for elizabeth. the 2nd regina british mailboxes at the time was still emblazoned with g 6 ah, the monogram for her father, king george, the 6th. each mail box postage stamp and uniform, now had to be inscribed with e to r instead. with news reports like this organizers wanted to assure the public that the sale of consumer products associated with the coronation would help offset the cost. along the parade routes. choice seats were sold at high prices. lucky owners could listen to the ceremony taking place in westminster abbey via loud speaker. june the 2nd 1953. the day of the coronation. as of dawn, s

the queen's uncle, the duke of gloucester, seemed hesitant, looking towards the duke of edinburgh to make sure the right moment had come. weighing nearly 2 and a half kilogram. this crown was so heavy that in 1837 queen victoria had chosen to wear a smaller 1. 1230 in the afternoon, lunchtime, in paris, where this footage was shot. people poured into the streets where many shops had install televisions in their front windows. in 1953, there were only 60000 televisions in france and only 3000000 in all of europe. this was the 1st time eurovision, had broadcast live television footage in 5 countries, england, france, west germany, belgium and holland. even though the image quality was poor viewers, we're eager to watch at around the same time, a plane from the royal air force took off from london. it was carrying several copies of filmed footage to canada. at goose bay, the cargo was transferred to a canadian fighter jet and flown to montreal. there the images were broadcast across canada. only 11 hours after they had been captured. back at goose bay, 2 more jans began their race to bo

behind them, the king and the duke of sussex, princess royal and her husband, the duke of york and glouchesterung man in 1952. the queen came to the throne at the age of 25. no question that king george vi is responsible for shaping this remarkable realm we have seen over the past 70 years. queen elizabeth ii reigned so much within the parameters [inaudible] -- mixes miliary heritage before our eyes -- marines, forces from commonwealth countries, cavalries. among this procession, the head of the armed forces. he told me this procession would be an impeccable tribute to her late majesty. i don't think anyone would question that. blues and royals, followed by the drum horse and the state trumpeter. they are making their way toward wellington arch and hyde park corner. there we have the commonwealth memorial gate. we see the procession making its way towards this part of central london, near the gardens of buckingham palace on what is normally a busy intersection. today, solemn silence for the late queen. the honorable artillery company approaching, part of the representation of the army in this

then he was made the duke of edinburgh. husband a prince of the united kingdom. that's when he became prince philip. >> we don't actually know what went on inside their domestic lives because everybody is discrete about it. shortly after that two more children were born. prince andrew and prince edward. living proof that they had a solid relationship. >> but the royal family is soon under attack again. and this time the criticism is leveled at the queen. a monster was attacking but the team remained calm. because with miro, they could problem solve together, and find the answer that was right under their nose. or... his nose. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ not flossing well? then add the whoa! of listerine to your routine. new science shows it gets in between teeth to destroy 5x more plaque above the gumline than floss. for a cleaner, healthier mo

the queen had to bury her husband the duke of edinburgh and it| husband the duke of edinburgh and itdowning street staff had had a party on the eve of the funeral, i am wondering when you saw the queen after that, wondering when you saw the queen afterthat, how wondering when you saw the queen after that, how did you get past that? �* .. , after that, how did you get past that? �* , ., ., ., that? because of her great, great sense of constitutional _ that? because of her great, great sense of constitutional function, i sense of constitutional function, she never got into that sort of conversation. she was really absolutely focused on what she saw as the important issues. so, it was never discussed? ida. as the important issues. so, it was never discussed?— as the important issues. so, it was never discussed? no, absolutely not. let's talk about _ never discussed? no, absolutely not. let's talk about our _ never discussed? no, absolutely not. let's talk about our new _ never discussed? no, absolutely not. let's talk about our new king, - let's talk about our new king, charles iii. how

andrew, and the duke of wessex -- duke of essex will hold a vigil tomorrow at 6:30 when they will take places around that purple bier that we see in the images from inside westminster hall. earlier today at sandringham, prince william who willed himself one day be king after charles told well-wishers how difficult it had been to walk behind his grandmother's coffin yesterday when it was brought back into london, saying it reminded him of a time as a small boy when he and his brother walked behind the coffin carrying their mother, diana, 25 years ago. reporter: viewing the carpet of flowers and tribute, the prince and princess of wales came to sandringham to say thank you to the staff, to the community who supported the queen throughout her reign. it was an emotional return to the norco estate, a chance to chat and reflect on events of the past week. the prince of wales was asked about walking behind his grandmother's cfin to westminster hall yesterday. >> it was challenging. reporter: challenging, it brought back memories, he said. the somber walk from buckingham palace alongside princ

to the grand duke daniel of moscow and the miracle worker, the oval of the church.ist's praise of the high city of moscow is the wall of an invincible power. russian divine affirmation, unexpected reverend or to your holy icon flowing fervently we pray, we contemplate your memory of those who sing and with faith and under the blood the prayer of your resorting to shedding your intercession. lord of all, supposedly will establish the world of the country. your city of all moscow, the first city the plunder weighs and the abode from its goodness will keep the piety of the love of the people in your planting. malice is already intercourse and mores of corruption uprooting all wives laying everything on temporary life and eternal salvation gift and prayer and yours when i glorify my wondrous saints christ our god forever and ever. the lord christ is risen kind words because of the beautiful image and for the way the prayerful spiritual life of the entire holy monastery is maintained, which is one of the most central cloisters of our church. firstly, because she is the o

peter moved here to the city of moscow at the real request of the grand duke ivan kalita, the very one who collected material values ​​​​in moscow in order to ensure the sustainable existence of the new capital and in order for this capital to become truly recognized by all of russia, it was necessary that the department the first patronal also moved to moscow and st. peter did not reflecting, he moved to moscow and transferred the department of all russia to this capital city. and it took, of course, that a cathedral was built in this city. and the witness peter began this construction. he founded the assumption cathedral, in which we are now the main temple of all russia, both in the past and in the present. saint peter did not live to be a priest . he did not see the triumph of orthodoxy in this new capital, but he did the most important thing, perhaps at that time. he saved the unified center of the russian orthodox church wisely, moving it to that a place where nothing threatened him. and in a sense, this act of st. peter was providential. because the city of moscow, although it w

. >> married life was very happy for the duke and dutchessings now called prince charles born 12 monthsnd elizabeth joined him several weeks a time the children, though, remained in britain. >> i always think that -- princess was time when she was with her husband working -- properly a naval officer was most normal time she ever lived they were given highest i don't know if she went to local shop to buy the butter and bread -- [laughter] you know normal life as possible. >> it was during this time that king george the sixth health started to deteriorate. although it wasn't made public, the king had lung cancer. at the end of january 1952, the king waived off his daughter as she started a tour of the commonwealth. it was the last time she saw him alive. >> the queen and prince phillip were in such a private location hunting lodge in kenya no one could contact them, in fact, she was one of the last people in the world to know that she was queen because no one will get to her. ♪ ♪ the word came through it was given initially to duke and immediately he went to tell his young wife who was on

a huge crowd greeted the duke and duchess of windsor.udy social institutions and welfare. >> the nazi party lay out the red carpet for edward and wallis. they curtsied to her, and they treated her royally. >> by 1937, hitler has an appalling reputation for political persecution, the violence of the nazi party, and anti-semitism is rife in that country. the fact that edward is, if you like, cavorting with the nazis, that suggests he endorses hitler's regime. >> the visuals are very damaging indeed. it's a massive propaganda coup for the nazi regime. >> this causes a lot of panic back in london. you've got the loose-cannon duke of windsor meeting with hitler himself. >> there is a great deal of outrage at edward's trip to germany. "the new york times" chastens edward for allowing himself to be used as a pawn. >> edward didn't really sympathize with the nazis. but he wanted to upstage his brother and be a figure of international importance. so george was really very angry. >> less than two years after edward's visit, hitler's army invades p

have family, the prince of wales, the duke of cambridge i of wales, the duke of cambridge would wantt we don't know is whether any further medical treatment might be needed, possibly even going to a local hospital or going to a hospital. there is no further information about that other than the fact that she is comfortable and under supervision at balmoral in this moment. under supervision at balmoral in this moment-— under supervision at balmoral in this moment. let's bring in chris mason. this moment. let's bring in chris mason- we _ this moment. let's bring in chris mason. we are _ this moment. let's bring in chris mason. we are of _ this moment. let's bring in chris mason. we are of course - this moment. let's bring in chrisl mason. we are of course covering this moment. let's bring in chris i mason. we are of course covering a statement from buckingham palace at the queen is under medical supervision at balmoral and there has been some political reaction. there has been political reaction. you can see the faces of concern within the house of commons whilst listening to the state

the duke of cambridge drove the family group to balmoral.ry, the duke of sussex arrive separately in the evening. here in the u.k. for a number of charity events. at 6:30, buckingham palace officially announced to death of queen elizabeth the second, following tradition, the statement was attached to the palace gate as tributes began >> queen elizabeth the second was the rock on which modern britain was built. our country has grown and flourished under rain. she was the very spirit of great britain and that spirit will endure. she has been our longest er reigning monarch. this extraordinary achievement presented with such dignity and grace for 70 years and with the passing of the second elizabethan age, we are ushering in a new era in the magnificent history of our great country. exactly as her majesty would have wished, by saying the words god save the king. >> also from the leader of the opposion. >> for the vast majority of us, delete queen has been simply the queen. the only queen. above all else, our queen. as wmourn her loss, we should

. >> married life was very happy for the duke and dutchessings now called prince charles born 12 monthsd by that point navy moved and elizabeth joined him several weeks a time the children, though, remained in britain. >> i always think that -- princess was time when she was with her husband working -- properly a naval officer was most normal time she ever lived they were given highest i don't know if she went to local shop to buy the butter and bread -- [laughter] you know normal life as possible. >> it was during this time that king george the sixth health started to deteriorate. although it wasn't made public, the king had lung cancer. at the end of january 1952, the king waived off his daughter as she started a tour of the commonwealth. it was the last time she saw him alive. >> the queen and prince phillip were in such a private location hunting lodge in kenya no one could contact them, in fact, she was one of the last people in the world to know that she was queen because no one will get to her. ♪ ♪ the word came through it was given initially to duke and immediately he went to te

yes queen and the duke of cambridge also travelling to balmoral.— travelling to balmoral.ion - travelling to balmoral. yes and that's another indication that l that's another indication that things are getting serious. under normal circumstances the royal family have stiff upper lips and don't tend to visit each other when they are ill, so one wonders about the significance of that. all right, thank you very much, stephen bates, for being with us. ijust want to read out a message that we've from the archbishop of canterbury, who says, my prayer is that the prayers of people across the church of england and the nation are with her majesty the queen today. this is justin welby, the archbishop of canterbury, in a message that's just been released. may god's present strength and comfort her majesty, her family and those who are caring for her at balmoral. well, we can talk now to the former bbc royal correspondent richard sumner, who joins us on the line. richard, thank you very much for being with us. i am sure you are as concerned as everybody else by this statement from the

she will be buried next to the duke of edinburgh in a private service.d evening and welcome to bbc news. queen elizabeth has made her final journey fromondon to windsor where she will be buried with her late husband, the duke of edinburgh. it follows the day of the highest ceremony not seen in this country for nearly 60 years, mixed with pride and sorrow as this are money was held in westminster abby come of the building in which she was married and crown. king charles walked behind her coffin as it was taken from abby to westminster hall where it had been lying in state. hundreds of dead -- hundreds of dignitaries joined members of the royal family and public. in his service, the archbishop of canterbury said the queen had touched a multitude of lives during her 70 year rain. we start with our correspondent on the state funeral held today for queen elizabeth. reporter: on a clear morning in september, the world focused its attentn on london for the grand and most solemn of events. for a revered monarch who reigned for longer than any other, all the owne

nonetheless, it had military at its heart, as the duke had wanted.y 30 people were allowed to attend the service itself... ..all of them socially distanced... ..leaving the enduring image of the masked monarch alone, grieving the death of her husband. for the first time since coming to the throne, the queen would reign without her consort... ..and after a period of official mourning, she was straight back to work. fanfare. my lords, pray, be seated. the queen continued to lead the nation, i think we would all now say, with an affection and respect for her that grew and developed. she didn't get left behind. as the world endured a second year of pandemic, the queen carried on fulfilling engagements... ..although not always in person. good morning, your majesty. your majesty. good evening. ah! there you are. it's a great honour— for the armed forces that you've taken the time to meet some of our people serving - around the world. she was able to still do and still have conversations that she would have had if she had been physically visiting places...

but it wasn't about fame for her and the duke of edinburgh. the job and doing the best they can with integrity, for the good of the people and for duty, wasn't it? >> yeah, the duke said the tension attention that they had got in the 90s was unbelievable, the adulation, that was his word, that they got, was just phenomenal. and he said they could have played to the gallery. in other words, they could have capitalized on it, become celebrities, if you like, like a kind of frank sinatra -- girl from the 50s, that kind of thing. but they deliberately avoided that. and they just got on with the job. and that's what the queen has always been very successful at doing. i think she is avoiding the pitfalls of celebrity. she never regarded herself as, in any way, a celebrity, or a film star. she regarded herself as a kind of -- miles ahead of the state and sort of avoided that kind of pitfall or trap that it happened, really. >> i guess at back in those days, it was princess margaret who added that touch of -- was it, -- certainly, the queen was that's

and we had a tribute today, nick, from the duke of sussex, l nick, from the duke of sussex, prince harrynd with great affection about his late grandmother? undoubtedly, great affection from the duke of sussex, talking again, like his brother, about granny. he says, i am forever grateful for all of our first meetings, from my earliest childhood memories, to meeting you for the first time as my commander—in—chief, to the first moment you met my darling wife and hugged your beloved great—grandchildren. and harry, who we saw of course with his brother and sister, the four of them, looking at the flowers and meeting the crowds at windsor on saturday, harry now saying, we now honour my father in his new role as king charles iii. so, further evidence of the family coming together at this moment. . ., . , the family coming together at this moment. . ., .,, . . the family coming together at this moment. . ., . . ., ,, moment. nicholas witchell, thank you ve much moment. nicholas witchell, thank you very much indeed _ moment. nicholas witchell, thank you very much indeed the _ moment. nicholas wit

the duke of norfolk is that organizing all this? he has to be in charge and tell everybody else what to do. so in this one moments very interesting that the king, who you would think is top of that tree, is actually taking orders from, from somebody beneath it. all right, let's talk about the chronology then for to day of the summer. need you to get underway in exactly 15 minutes. but prince charles, i'm sorry, king charles, the 3rd would actually be present in the 1st part of it. we keep saying that we do . it's, well, it's been a long time. well, you know, and we're gonna have to get used to call the prince william the prince of wales. this is all a big change. everybody's finding it difficult. i want to ask you about that just a couple of days ago. the prince of wales, as he is now william add to the throne, was that the duke of cambridge? he then became the duke of cambridge and cornwall. and now he's also the prince of wales. yes. well, all these things run a coffee also is taking on some of the titles of his father in scotland

women who represent themselves, families, and duke university with the utmost integrity., especially when their character is called into question. in other words, duke is not criticizing the investigation, they are simply coming out and saying that their athletes are not liars. it's clear that both universities would like this to be the end of the matter. meanwhile, byu says that they have apologized to their fan who was alleged to have done the racial heckling and lifted a ban against that fan. does this truly end the matter? we'll have to wait and see. jim. >> martin, thank you very much. >>> coming up next, there he is, former senator al franken is going to be joining us in just a few moments. we'll ask al what he thinks about what vice president kamala harris is saying about the supreme court and whether november is shaping up to the roe-vember. al franken coming up in just a few minutes.s. could look like... feel like... sound like... even smell like. more on that soon. ♪ ♪ the best part? the prequel is pretty sweet too. ♪ ♪ oh ms. flores, what would we do without yo

they beat duke.tead of celebrating the reviewing film footage because the false allegation. >> pete: yeah, they were. when you make an accusation like this, people take a look. we are going to put on the screen and instagram post. i believe it's a tweet sent by somebody else that rachel hiked. it was in december of 2020. it's a disturbing picture. it's a picture of a black man whipping three white men in a cotton field with martin luther king watching. i can feel the power of ancestors running through my veins. that doesn't feel like the type of photo that someone should be liking. we don't necessarily know what the motivations would be. what does this do to real racism where it exists when you claim that something happened in the b attendant? >> well, for one thing. there is a racial double standard that allows racial and ethnic minorities to engage in blatant racism that would not be tolerated by white people. that needs to end. we cannot have two racial equality until we hold everyone to the same

and the earl of wessex, behind them, the prince of wales and his brother, the duke of sussex.e palace of westminster, around parliament square and into broad sanctuary, the gun carriage was drawn by 142 members of the royal navy. they brought it to the great west door of the abbey church, where, as a young princess, elizabeth had been married and later crowned as sovereign. as the coffin was borne up the abbey's central aisle, among the family members walking behind, two small figures. prince george and princess charlotte, aged nine and seven respectively, attending this most solemn of state occasions. 0n the coffin, a wreath, with rosemary for remembrance, myrtle, the symbol of a happy marriage, and english oak, symbolising the strength of love. and a card hand written by the king, "in loving and devoted memory, charles r." in profound thanksgiving, we come to this house of god. we gather from across the nation, from the commonwealth and from the nations of the world to mourn our loss, to remember her long life of selfless service. # the lord's my shepherd, i'll not want #. a

hitler’s support from adults in the family picked up this gesture, yes, and elizabeth’s uncle, the dukesor edward in october 1937, at the invitation of hitler, visited germany well, it’s not just that the husband of queen elizabeth ii duke philip behaved more prudently, but his three sisters were closely connected with the reich margaret sasilia and sophia, the husbands of all held high positions with hitler, so it was always not easy for the queen, if the predecessors of the monarchy lived in an atmosphere of sacred awe and behind a veil of secrecy, then on her century has fallen and television and british tabloids and the internet in such conditions where it is difficult, for example, to dispel suspicions related to the car accident of princess diana died due to the fact that the driver of the princess was drunk as an insole. this is the official version. not everyone believed the sediment remained, because she so prevented the future charles iii from marrying the old splinter camellia parkerballs. so in britain, the ten-day mourning charles iii decided not to wait for the end of the

of york, no longer undertaking the royal duties, and the duke and duchess of sussex going to americae has been some slimming down. it might actually pose a problem for king charles, because he does need the support of his near and dear. let's not forget the queen had hundreds of patronages and royal associations, and now that they need to be distributed among the rest of the family, and has happened with all of the patronages in the past perhaps. >> and talk to me about tomorrow, and seeing prince harry and prince william, i mean as we watched him walk by in the procession, it was hard not to think of them, the moment they were walking behind their mother's coffin, and so many comparisons have been made, prince william himself was speaking with a mourner outside sandringham and said it was a very difficult job and i'm pair phasing. >> he acknowledged it. >> and we know we saw them come together in windsor and i don't think everyone expects that everything is all right between them. >> conciliatory, but they are still brothers, and talking of course, and the vigil tomorrow is grandchi

he became the heir to the throne and, by decision of his father, received two new the titles of duke,nd prince of wales, damn william now receives the scottish titles that knew so much, for me he inherits the title of duke of cornul and assumes the obligations that i fulfilled. no more than 50 years old, the youngest son of charles iii, prince harry and his wife meghan markle, have not yet got anything. except for the words of love and wishes for success abroad, which were voiced during the first television address from the lips of the monarch, having completed procedural issues in london, the new king will begin to examine his possessions and the first thing to visit scotland there and he will be symbolically handed over the keys to edinburgh in this city in st. james cathedral the coffin with the body of elizabeth ii will be put up for the first time for farewell to the residences of the queen, flowers are carried throughout the country elizabeth ii was very popular in great britain, despite numerous scandals. inside the royal family. she united several generations, the british. her

and the duke of queensbury. and also the king of arms. dr.h morrow, it was his voice that we heard delivering the proclamation yesterday. a solemn moment, as her late majesty is borne into saint giles cathedral, the hi kirk of edinboro -- edinburg. the route of this procession has opened up for anyone who has followed it up the royal mile. the history of the city, the history of kings and queens of course, of religious upheaval and political upheaval, also a history of enlightenment. this is the city of the enlightenment. voltaire once called it the most civilized city in europe. there's a statue of david hume, the great philosopher, just up the street from the cathedral. you can't go far in this city without coming across those great 18th-century figures. the statue of adam smith, which the procession passed a few moments ago. they all knew the streets as well as we do. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> in a moment, the crown of scotland will be placed on the coffin by the duke of hamilton. when they've taken their seats, the minister will call the people to worsh

the duke of edinburgh met her.me minister winston churchill and others and two days later she had her succession council and they did the proclamation. she mostly wanted to see her late father, so she and the duke of edinburgh almost immediately went. we didn't see any of this. it was february, very cold. all the soldiers were wearing gray gray coats, and going further back to her own father e's eck session and probclamation, she was in bed and couldn't be there. little elizabeth and her sister margaret and her father king george vi and queen mary, their grandmother, 84-year-old grandmother, they all watched from across the way and then going back even further 11 months earlier, the controversial king edward viii was seen through a window watching the proclamation with his notorious mistress, and a few people in the crowd below said this is not -- this is an development. people began to talk. little did they know that particular king would abdicate in shame. so, you know, in the recent history of this, really, impr