nick robinson cnn edinburg scotland.ss after the queen's passing. here in the homeland countless number of people quickly gather outside of buckingham palace to pay their respects of hundreds of thousands more expected over the coming days. cnn analyst were reports. >> hours after the news broke the mourners came flowers left at buckingham palace and painted the gates. so many that the palace move them to a new home across the road. a memorial of fans. >> this is the beginning of the tribute. you can imagine how many flowers will be here in the coming days. tens of thousands of people are expected to turn out to buckingham palace and come here to pay their respects to the queen. it's an opportunity to reflect on her reign and what she meant to people and a chance for people to show the queen and the royal family how much she meant to them. >> whether letters of gratitude were pictures of corgis. an individual expression of grief for all to see and share. >> she was kind and caring. >> the notes from children who celebrat

he then finally crowned a bridge into the edinburg itself. all the way, recognition being given to the queen in the small towns and villages, where just like the village around balmoral itself, the queen has been a neighbor and friend. what now an msnbc special coverage of the world transmission in the uk, right now, the queen's coffin is heading to her official residence in scotland, as the people of the united kingdom prepared to pay their respects. >> my mother's brain was unequal in its duration. its dedication and its devotion even as we grave thanks to the most

as going through downtown edinburg, this was not to view the body of the queen.s at the king and there he is right there. it looks like people are embracing charles because they were ten deep on the streets of edinburg. >> absolutely. i can see the shot now and of all places, a welcome moment, note belt for the people of scotland and edinburg. you have this procession which will be pretty dramatic. this will be the first time king charles has seen his mother. that will proceed from the palace up the royal mile one of the most famous stretches in the united kingdom. it is a steep hill up to st. giles cathedral near the top of edinburg castle. the family will welcome that procession. the last time we saw that the queen mother's funeral, diana's funeral much younger. but the other part of that right now is an ancient ritual which is the tour of the new monarch through the different parts of the united kingdom here and so this is the scotland stop. that is why he is out, greeting people in that part of it as well. he will go to wales, ireland and london as well. this

good morning from edinburg.g in the coming tomorrow for the hearse to leave balmoral castle and come behind me over these buildings, the royal mile from edinburg castle. on the ground, the security preps are up, there are gates, police, barricades going up. because they're expecting thousands of people to line the streets once the hearse leaves balmoral. that residence, many say was her favorite place of palaces and castles because she had such good memories there, a place to connect with the outdoors, her family. she would go with her horses and dogs. and former prime minister tony blair has been sharing an amazing story, when you were a guest at balmoral, the royal family would serve you, there were no servants. prince philip would barbecue and queen elizabeth would serve you on your plate and they would clean up, not want you to do anything. i think it's those great memories why she loved that residence so much and wanted to spend her final days there. she spent her last duties as we mentioned, from balmoral

solemn moment, as her late majesty is borne into saint giles cathedral, the hi kirk of edinboro -- edinburgroute 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 worship. >> i welcome all of you to st. giles cathedral, the hi kirk, this ancient parish church of edinboro, welcome to all around the world who are watching this service being broadcast. here at sai

it is no accident that the queen 's coffin began in edinburg, there were bagpipe at her funeral. there was that visit to belfast. there was no mistake the monarchy has done this on purpose and there will be an issue with the home nations, but even further afield with canada, australia and new zealand. we can expect king charles to be on the airplane. i believe the queen visited canada over 20 times. she was a great offer over funeral today and it was no accident that canadian mounties led the funeral procession, again unknot to a larger -- a nod to a political issue that may or may not come into the picture. what charles has on his side is the grandmother, she was scottish. the family has deep scottish roots and it is not lost upon many that king james the first came to inherit the throne from elizabeth the first and he was king of scots and the two kingdoms are very much united in terms of blood and history. hashem: there was a demand for the return of the diamond that was discovered in india and which formed the main jewel on the crown. when you have part of the commonwealth as

i have my colleagues with me here, richard quest is in edi edinburg.at buckingham palace and richard quest here. we have been watching the coffin and procession through the beautiful scottish countryside. this is her final elegant journey. >> it is. the procession is making good progress now on the main road down the eastern coast of scotland. it will be in dundee very shortly. that will be another test, as the day has got longer and older, now 2:15 in the afternoon, how many people have come out. what we'll look for then after dundee, a few more cities and villages before arriving here where there will be a great deal of ceremony as the coffin is taken from the hearse and laid to rest overnight. >> if you have sharp ears, you can hear the crowd is gathering around richard quest and i, and the hoard of media as well, who are here to watch this all happen in the capitol of scotland. >> you can see here, as we know go to the population centers, the crowds are starting to really -- >> we are keenly aware that we're marking two different occasions here, co

it's been quite an emotional several days here in edinburg.have talked to people from all over the country and farthe. there was a 96-year-old woman from uganda here visiting family and she insisted on walking up to the gates and laying flowers, for a woman who was her same age, who she says brought back memories of her lifetime as well. lots of people telling us not only is this a historic moment, that they wanted to mark with their children, but also a moment when they wanted to just take some time and pay respect to this extraordinary woman who lived an extraordinary life. >> we just saw a picture -- there's a little red-headed boy. he shakes hands with the queen consort. he holds up his hands. he is so excited. in the upper box on the screen as we look at the aerial of the motorcade. the excitement and then, of course, the beauty of the coffin being escorted down from st. giles cathedral. the 500-year-old scottish crown. keir, talk to us about the symbolic and personal tributes we have been watching for the last few days. >> andrea, it's t

london bridge what unfold but because she died in scotland, her body will be taken to a palace in edinburg where she will then be transferred to london five days after her death. queen elizabeth's funeral is expected to happen 10 days after her death following a national period of mourning. immediately after the queen's death, her oldest child, charles, automatically became king. while his wife camilla became queen consort. charles will officially became be proclaimed king the day after the queen dies which is tomorrow however his coronation ceremony is not expected to happen for at least a few months after the queen's passing. there is a bay area connection to the queen, in 1983 she was right here in san francisco, she went on a world went were met by then san francisco mayor dianne feinstein and then having dinner with president ronald reagan and first lady nancy reagan at the museum. she even made the president laugh with a joke about san francisco's weather. >> i knew before we came that we had exported many of our traditions to deny the states but i had not realized before that the we

along the royal marlin from edinburg to saints -- adele is standing by for us at st.edinburgh, now. hello to you adel. we will see i, believe each of the queens for children processing with the coffin along the row mark. >> yes, that is, right king charles the third will escort his mother's coffin along with the sibling. and the queen canceled and other members of the royal family are going to follow behind by car. then, when they get here, to st. charles cathedral there will be a reflective service, celebrating her life. and, then later, on the will be epidural up the princess. which will be the queen's children standing guard around the coffin. , and there's some suggestion, the grandchildren may also hold their own vigil. now, if you could see behind, me it's pretty busy. all the way down to the bottom,, hundreds of people, have gathered to secure the spot for what would be indomitably a spectacle. but, one gentleman who is here with me now is kenneth lawson, he's been here have passed six. >> just give me a sense of why you came. down why you wanted to come down t

of the scottish capital, as king charles and his siblings escorted the monarch's coffin through edinburgession. rebels in ethiopia's northern tigre region have agreed on a cease-fire with the government led by the african union. it is a major breakthrough, with the rebels previously avoiding any involvement. the tpl f outlines four conditions for a truce to take place. first an immediate unconditional and complete lifting of the blockade on essential services. secondly, allowing unfettered humanitarian access, including agreed protocols. the withdrawal of forces from every part of ethiopian and tigrean property and a return to the constitutionally recognized borders of tigre before november of 2020. the mp says it is difficult to trust this as a legitimate offer. >> if they are ready to accept the peace process led by the eu, the members are trying to say no, we don't need the peace process led by the eu, in this country, but this time, it is good to hear this from them. but the government is assigned different personalities to keep this peace process -- this discussion. so they should a

not everyone in everyone's procession in edinburg was there there to pay their respects. police arrested a man who heckld prince andrew. police detained the man after shouting at the le queen son during the procession. procession. social media video shows the heckler being pulled to the ground, and then pulled . pulled away. a group of scuba divers are cleaning up yet another lake. we are going to show you whthey founclmodel t. >> in san jose, it got so hot last week that it was actually 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) ♪♪ >> one local environmental grous making some historic discoverien tahoe area waterways. andrea hoeppner shows us the scuba divs cleaning up fallen leaf lake. stephen came up with a century-old car. >> reporter: they are making some interesting fines. >> our team is just looking for later. we want to clean up things that are 50 years and yo. and younger. >> they surprise under the

he's traveled to edinburg now with the queen consort. he joins his brothers and sister and other members of the royal family for a service at st. giles cathedral. the service of thanksgiving for the queen's life, queen elizabeth's coffin will lie in state at st. giles for 24 hours of public viewing before making her final trip to london tomorrow ahead of four days of public viewing here at westminster abbey and, of course, her funeral a week from today. that's the latest from here in london, jay gray, back to you. >>> happening today, the man accused in the death of a peninsula mother is expected to be arraigned. authorities say 27-year-old karina castro was murdered by an estranged boyfriend outside her home in san carlos last thursday. sources say he used a samurai sword to kill castro with her children nearby. deputies a short time later arrested him not far from the scene. they also say the suspect has a history of mental illness and domestic violence. >>> new overnight, police say one man is dead after a stabbing in vallejo. this ha

from the bumble to edinburg, carlo was struck you about that moment yesterday saying >> before united? >> i think a lot of people -- i mean i can't say think of the last time i saw the four of them united. maybe in the commonwealth day celebrations quite a long time ago. i think it did surprise many people to suddenly see there. and they were there shaking hands for half an, hour 40 45 minutes. they spent a good amount of time with the crowds and i think that let's see, it's sort of easy to read too much into a tiny a moment, nonetheless we were sort of surprised to see this display of unity. and prince william's. i'm getting used, to i was going to say. prince william there was an update of the titles. the duke of cornwall. the spokesperson issued a statement saying that he had invited harry and meghan to draw in. them obviously it was display of unity from them. >> andrew as we are watching these live pictures we often talk about the display of unity. this display of emotion that we are seeing. one woman wiping tears there in the audience. what does it mean for these people gathered

much in evidence in edinburg last week because they are the king's bodyguard in scotland. and another form of royal bodyguard, formed in 1485. the gentleman at arms, from 1509. the queen consort is arriving at westminster abbey. talking to the dean of westminster, being shown in and welcomed. they will be making the way all the way down the nave. george and charlotte, the prince and princess. looking immaculate. >> i think we have come to expect nothing less of these two lovely royal children. thinking back to the duke of edinburgh, they were there, too. >> right now in westminster hall, the coffin is being moved. first battalion of the royal guard. to the door of westminster hall, ready for it to be transferred to the gun carriage. [bells toll] [bells toll] [bells toll] [bells toll] >> [indiscernible] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [bells toll] ♪ [bells toll] ♪ [bells toll] ♪ [bells toll] [bells toll] [bells toll] ♪ >> the queen's board to the abbey where she was married in 1940 seven, crowned in 1953, where she attended oil weddings and funerals. part of the recurring seasons of death and

because she died in scotland, her body will be transferred to holly road palace in edinburg. taken to london five days after her death. the funeral is expected to happen 10 days after her death, 10 days from now, following a national period of mourning. the queen will most likely be laid to rest in a private burial at st. george's chapel next to her father, sister, and husband on the grounds of windsor castle. immediately after the queen's death, her oldest child, charles, automatically became king, while his wife camilla became queen consort. charles will officially become king the day after the queen dies, tomorrow. however, his coronation ceremony isn't expected to happen for at least a few months after the queen's passing. >> exactly, that coronation or charles probably won't take place for a few months. the bay area had its own connection to queen elizabeth, it turns out. the monarch visited and francisco in 1983. she went on a world tour, and then by mayor feinstein, who you just heard, and the queen had dinner with then-president ronald reagan and first lady nancy reag

he will be going up to an borough later to -- edinburg later today. go to northern ireland and wales later in the week. and i think there will be a deliver effort by the king and the whole of the royal family to demonstrate they respect the nationhood, the particular constitutional legal and cultural components of each of the parts of the united kingdom. there is a recognition by the royal family that it -- if others decide to go down the path of the republic, there will be sadness but not an attempt to fight that if that is the democratic will of those countries. the prime minister of australia said he thinks any question of the republic is years away and the monarchy remain strong in those realms. francine: king charles is 73. he has spent all of his life trying to push a more sustainable agenda. would he continue to do so as monarch? sir david: when he has his weekly private audiences with the prime minister and other ministers, he will be asking very intelligent and searching questions about the environment but he has already made it clear that as

. >> the focus is still on the late queen, her blog transported in scotland for balmoral to edinburgomorrow, that's a six hour drive. you got to believe well-wishers will be along the way. she'll be one of the coming days down here to buckingham palace and onwards, a huge funeral land for a week from monday. time for a lot of folks to remember this beloved monarch and maybe make amends between a few folks as well. back to you. jon: the mood there has to be a bit of excitement i suppose at the new king but also missing the queen the nation has known for seven decades. >> absolutely. the initial wave was an outpouring for this woman who rose above politics and lasted through 15 uk prime minister, 15 u.s. presidents, certainly a rock upon which this country has been built but also efforts by the people to bring hope and support to their new king, king charles the third. they've had an interesting relationship with him over the years. i think they are ready to see him on prince william is next in line. jon: it is suggested the new king will have to modify his positions on things like env

making their debut in front of a world audience and scotland, at the edinburg military tied to last monthwalkway, meet him kind of give each other a little -- we were like, it's showtime. >> that's what i paid for when i was younger, so i was glad to be there. >> the army, striking a new court with these trail blazers leading the way. >> i sometimes think it just takes time, but it's here, now and we're gonna stay. >> erin gilchrist, and we see news, for bean, maryland. >> we are here to stay, they say. and from everybody the 11th hour, we are really glad to hear it. on that note, i wish you all at home a very, very good night, from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with us, i'll see you at the end of tomorrow. and thanks for joining us here this hour. very happy to have you here. i was almost 100 years ago. it was 1922, october 1922. and the fascist party announced that they would march into the nation's capital. they would march on rome. and the prime minister at the time knew that if they were gonna march on rome, this

following the death of her husband, life companion and love, his royal highness prince philip duke of edinburg. it is perhaps fitting that she has met her final piece there, a -- final piece --peace a place where she found such enjoyment and comfort and someone of the monster. strong faith, she will now have enduring peace, to be reunited with prince philip. her majesty had a life of grace and wisdom, defined by service to the public and the lives she touched. her legacy and her enduring presence will live on. god bless the queen, may she rest in peace, god bless the king. >> boris johnson. >> thank you. i hope the house will not mind if i begin with a personal confession. a few months ago the bbc came to see me to talk about her majesty the queen and we sat down and camera started rolling and they requested i should talk about her in the past tense. i'm afraid i simply choked up and i couldn't go on. i am really not easily moved to tears but i was so overcome with sadness that i had to ask them to go away. and i know that today there are countless people in this country and around the world w

. >> todd: the queen left balmoral castle making to this cottage capital of edinburg. joining us with the latest. >> hi, todd, hi carley. it is early buckingham palace and frankly is quite as it's been for a while. of course, that will change edinburgh, scotland, sunday. a taste of how the public is and will be turning out the coffin with the royal insignia carried to a very city from her fellow mbalmoralhome. in the residence treated by family members, three of the children princess andrew and edward and prince's hand, this afternoon, king charles iii will join them as the casket will be brought to the main cathedral st. charles for public viewing w king at a very busy weekend aside from claim to king and met with several groups of officials as well as pershing pressing outside of buckingham palace. he and the queen consort, his wife camilla will go to the house of parliament just about an hour time where they will formally received condolences from lawmakers there. we are expecting king arthur to offer some words as well. all coming up at the funeral, president biden

it was all planned that she would transfer from ball mauro, to edinburg, and as you say don. it's been such a beautiful ceremony it's been so dignified. and you are covering this morning, with cnn. it was just such a dignified, and really was so beautiful. and everything's been planned for monday. of course, the thing is. the last eight funeral for winston churchill, in 1965. so very few people in the united kingdom can remember a state funeral. but if you can remember the funeral the king. then so hardly anyone have seen this happen before. it is a whole new world. it is been planned, as you say. to the end degree. because the whole world is watching. there could be three, four billion people watching. >> just a quick mention here. people tried to compare it to diana. but diana wasn't really a state funeral. it was something they came up with, right? >> dan it was a ceremonial funeral because she wasn't a senior royal. the bra the queen mother's plan because diana was so young there is no plan for her. initially it wasn't going to be the case that she would get a proper roya

funeral cortÈge leaves balmoral in under an hour as we understand it is 170-mile, 600 journey down to edinburg be an important day for everybody in scotland to say a final goodbye to queen elizabeth ii. martha: jonathan i think that's so true. this was a place where she could let her hair down so to speak and walk around and go into town and go for a walk and a hike in the mountains and the hills around balmoral. a very special place i was watching an old video that was released before the jubilee. all of the time that she spent there with her father and what a special place it was for king george vi and the girls laughing on home movies and their mother who is known as the queen mother mugging for the camera and all of them enjoying that type. one of the sections of all that video was their last trip together as a family before world war ii said it. after that everybody was not going anywhere. it was very interesting to watch our relationship and take back that the queen had been preparing for this moment of becoming queen from a very young age with her father as her teacher. >> yes it was in

. > >> king charles and his queen consort camillo will travel to edinburg to join another processionkes the queen's coffin to the cathedral on the city's royal mile, she will lie in rest there some members of the public can pay their respects. you can bet they they will be lined up for miles be > >> her famous and beloved corgis corgis have a new home, the dogs dogs are expected to live at the the royal lodge of andrew, the duke of york, the queen owned more than 30 corgis over the years, they even had their own light show during her platinum jubilee. > >> we will have much more on the the queen's death on our website, kpix.com. > >> is bart's 50th birthday. on this day in 1972, the bay area rapid transit system opened for service. when it debuted, it was was considered revolutionary for for its time for celebration festivities took place over the weekend at lake merritt plaza, the ever evolving system still stands as a staple in the bay area. >> it's a great thing. it's a fast travel going from a to b. >> in celebration of the anniversary for the entire month month of september, bar

reporter: from edinburg castle, the traditional salute rang out across the city in tribute to queen elizabeth beloved scotland four days ago. [bagpipes playing] king charles iii walked behind the hearse carrying his mother's standard. he was accompanied by his three siblings as the procession made its way along the narrow main street nor -- known as the royal mile. normally bustling, the crowds watched on inespectful silence. the new monarch has made a point of reachingut to the british people in person. >> it brought me to tears. there was -- i was really emotional and feel really privileged. reporter: earlier, king charles iii received the condolences of the british parliament as he undressed lawmakers for the first time since sending the throne. >> as i stand before you today, i cannot help but feel the weht of history which surrounds us and which reminds us of the vital parliamentary traditions to which members of both houses dedicate yourselves with such personal commitment for the betterment of us all. reporter: the kings final duty was to return to saint giles to stand vigil next to hi

that will begin going from balmoral to edinburg tomorrow. then in the days to come it will come to buckingham palace. there will be a procession from here to westminster abbey where her body will they and state for five days. those five days providing the best opportunity for people to come and pay their respects. millions -- multiple millions are expected to do so. then, her funeral 10 days from tomorrow in westminster abby where she is laid to rest ultimately in the chapel beneath and windsor castle. >> early on a monday morning. we will have that live here on cnbc. >> what kind of royal family and monarchy is king charles assuming? >> reporter: well, it is of course one in transition and flux. many point to the challenges in recent years and wonder whether it is under threat. you could equally say it has got through some profound challenges, challenges that are unlikely to be repeated to the same scale in the immediate years ahead. also, a very clear, and at the moment, friendly line of succession. charles iii is close to his immediate su

worth noting the queen who just died, she was actually -- after she read her oath and the duke of edinburgs. so it was a highly emotional moment for her. she had obviously not been with her father when he died in the middle of the night. she arrived home in the middle of the night. all of this took place on the following day. she was mostly interested in getting back to norfolk. >> yeah. listen. always drama when it comes to the royal family, as i said last night to one of my colleagues here on cnn, that america didn't really, you know, have the mark -- or we weren't the only place where there's reality tv drama playing out. i think the royal family is the first reality tv that we saw happening, especially when you look at the diana era. but you're taking us back into history here. the first time we're looking inside st. james's palace and looking at my colleagues as max foster and richard quest pointed out, you don't often get to see that particular throne. it hasn't really been in the spotlight since queen elizabeth was crowned. this is the first time all of this is being televised. how

period in 2021 after the duke of edinburg staff the queen attended the scottish opening ceremony whenoken before of my deep and abiding affection for this wonderful country. and of the many happy memories prince philip and i always held over time here. it is often said that it is the people that make a place in there a few places where this is true then scotland. >> thank you for spending part of your day to with me. i'm michael holmes you can follow me on instagram and twitter. i will be back with becky anderson with more. ♪ (kari) i just switched to verizon business unlimited. it is just right for my little business. (jeni) we switched, too. (kari) unlimited premium data. unlimited hotspot data. my point of sale is on point. (vo) switch to veririzon business unlimited today. from the network america relieis on. my skin but better. everyone wants it... ...this does it! true match nude tinted serum. hyaluronic acid in a foundation. naturally radiant! true match tinted serum from l'oreal paris. we're worth it! enjoy two pancakes, two eggs your way, and two pieces of bacon for only $5.

he and his -- will fly to edinburg and the services, which is at 3:00. , so it's not expected to be aking charles, of, course stood in for his late mother when -- >> oh, i love that image. >> there's this beautiful image of the sun rising over westminster. and you could, see it's just hinting there off of big ben. and, the london i just to the left of the screen. so, there's this beautiful screen of westminster working charles the third will be traveling a short distance, this morning, from clients house. >> well, let's talk about what we are looking. and we're looking at the palace of westminster and often called the house of commons. but it is the house of commons to the left, the house of lords to the right. where big ben, is that what originally, since stephen, towers sorting out -- that was stephen starr, it was renamed elizabeth tower. and the one to the, right the victoria tower, of course. we are we now rushing to the forefront, and maybe laura will come in and talk to us for just the moment to. is that westminster abbey at the front there? i think it probably is. i think it p

we are now watching queen elizabeth the second in her coffin, making the journey from balmoral to edinburg, scotland. the first leg of her journey to the final resting place in london. the vehicle carrying her coffin through scotland has been driving for nearly five hours right now, going through highland villages, farmland, allowing the scottish to pay their respects as it passes. we see some of us now joins us from edinburgh or the public's rating. tom, what is it like there? >> yes, we are just outside the holyroodhouse, the queen's official residence. you can see the police on horseback, guards at the gate, everybody watching, waiting for the queens arrival, the arrival of that hearse. just above my eyeliner, there are sharpshooters. there are layers and layers of security as that her skits closer and closer to the capital of scotland. i want to talk about some of the images we are seeing here, katie. the hersey mention is a mercedes-benz with a glass roof. inside is the queen's coffin. on top of it of course is the standard scottish flag that has been there. then there is a wreath, a

in lockstep with his siblings along edinburg called both broiled mile. the silence, only broken, by royal salutes. and gunfire. one minute, from the city's iconic castle. >> insights angels, members of the royal family and household as well as scottish politicians representatives of the military, it's got to civil society. they pay tribute and remember the queen's love of scotland. >> so we gather to bid scotland a farewell to her late monarch. whose life of service to the nation and the world, we celebrate. and whose love for scotland was legendary. >> the late model's got good dredge with the royal standard of scotland. and the nation's crown. but she received her in 1953. a standoff full of scottish symbolism. and her son taking his first steps of scotland's king. just shortly after charles the third hit in scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon. leader of arguably the most rebellious of his nations. sturgeon wants to eventually secure another referendum on scottish independence. challenging the unity of the kingdom. but in her address to the king

for instance, you had a duke of edinburg road and the prince trust award. >> in a moment the queen thatl role shifted. titles changed, but the responsibility remains to engage the public and preserve a legacy. katharina pataki, sky news, -- >> charities have been paying tribute to the queen, among them, the red cross. their chief executive, michael edison joins me now. thank you so much for joining us, especially at this early hour. we do appreciate it. tell us a little bit about the relationship between the red cross and the roe family because it goes back a long way, doesn't it? >> it does, and good morning, the royal family has given immense support to the red cross movement over many years, and the queen was our patron. we are deeply saddened by air passing, and its ceremonial role in many ways, but she is always there. despite being the champion at the red cross and she supporter and inspiration to our volunteers and staff. not only here in the uk, what has been incredible to the response of the people across the red cross movement we had messages from costa rica, that the lens to

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the queen's coffin will move to edinburg sunday, tomorrow. the queen will rest at the hollywood house, and the king and camilla will fly to a number from london. this is multi days plan in, which has been in planning for decades. we now want tuesday, the content will travel to the edinburgh airport and fly to london. the king will return to london the same day. the coffin will be drawn by gun carriage to the palace of what -- westminster on monday. that's when the lying instate commences. this is the period that precedes the queen's funeral. then we have friday, the king will travel to wales. of course, katie, as we've been talking about, the state funeral on monday followed by a procession through london. a transfer them to windsor, and then the procession through windsor before the service at the chapel, katie. >> traveling from edinburgh to london in the coming days. i know that the lying in state, there were questions, andrew, about whether they need to extend that period of time and push the funeral back, given the number of people that

really a place of -- filled with so much love for the queen and makes its way to edinburg.hat i could tell you on that. normally the journey will take about three hours but it will take much longer because they're going to pace themselves and allow people along the route to bow their heads and to stop and pay respects as the casket moves from balmoral all the way to edinburgh in scotland. >> and max, back to you, i wonder did the queen have a hand, before her passing, of how she would want to be celebrated? is this strictly protocol. what is planned and all of the days, all that will be unfolding over the course of the days or is this her signature? >> you know, this is a mystery, actually. she signed off on every single detail of london bridge. which is the plan to outline her funeral. every single detail was signed off by her. it goes on for hundreds and hundreds of pages. prince charles also signed off on every single detail. but it is not ultimately signed off until it is signed off by the king after her death. so we don't know exactly what might have changed but from w

in edinburg to pay respects to the queen and the last few days.ill remain a part of the united kingdom and nationalism is on the way. it is vitally important, of course king charles iii lead strongly at the helm of the monarchy. he has such an important role here. but i do think the commonwealth will remain a powerful force of the world stage in the decades to come. i do not think that we will see large countries like australia, canada, for example breaking ties with the monarchy. if anything, quite the opposite and strengthening of ties between the countries and the british crowd. >> martha: we are looking and you can see some of the leaders of state walking in now. emmanuel macron and his wife just in view for us just an hour to go. and you can understand why people want to get in here and find their places. before we let you go, we have 30 seconds and just a quick thought on margaret thatcher in the queens relationship. >> well, margaret thatcher in the queen together where the two most powerful women leaders in the world in the united nations.

tom: what we saw over the weekend was the queen's coffin into edinburg, but i would suggest all the symbolisme moment begins with i believe a meeting of the resurgence of the scottish parliament, which is just across, and we hope to bring that to you. jonathan: equity is firmer, tom, yields pretty stable, and a dollar a holdout weaker. tom: ubs, fx, microstrategy, as we try to frame the picture of where we are. the symbolism we see in pound sterling, if we move beyond the period of mourning, king charles iii, his domain, what are the challenges that can move? >> the domestic political challenges are pretty clear, and i think they have been largely outlined by the bank of england, and some of their recent communications. really the risk of a deep downturn, i think, from the current perspective, that could mean that, you know, your inflation remains relatively high, and that is a fairly negative view for currency, obviously. as important as it is for the u.k., i think it is in the same boat as the euro in the sense that energy prices have really been, in our mind and in our models, kind of the

from the scottish counsel though queens coffin will make its way to the palace of edinburg, that is thefficial residence of the british monarch in scotland. she will be taken in a large procession at the saint giles cathedral. there will be a public viewing of her coffin and a lot of people are expected to show up. she w will be taken to london ad westminster hall and her casket will be on raised platforms which is happened in the past, that hall is the oldest part of the palace, then her funeral will begin, it'll travel from westminster hall to westminster abbey traveling through polyp menswear, massive crowds are expected to mourn this loss as heads of state and dignitaries from across the world are expected to show up to pay their respects, the funeral is expected to be within the next two weeks but so much more preparation needs to be done is 70 people are expected to show up to. the coffin will be lowered into st. chapel, it is not confirmed the day of the funeral, planning is underway. griff: we can now report second to go confirming that that date will be monday the 19th and she

mother, her late sister princess margaret and her beloved late husband prince philip, the buiduke of edinburghe queen will lay for eternity. >> thanks for that we're going to be coming back to you, i'm sure, throughout the day. >>> coming up, world bank president, david malpass think about that the world bank that's hard enough he's going to join us live on set for a wide-ranging conversation on the global economy. that figures inflation, the strong dollar and more as we head to break, a reminder, join the most powerful investment event of the year as cnbc's delivering alpha returns in person on september 28th. nice that they don't have druckenmiller on there scan the code to register. stay tuned, you're watching "squawk box" on cnbc this is ge profile smarter wash technology. fully optimized cleaning, no more guessing. this is smarter cleaning. this is ge profile. welcome to ameriprise. i'm sam morrison, my brother max recommended you. so my best friend sophie says you've been a huge help. at ameriprise financial, more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to recommend us. our neighbors

people in edinburg have had the chance to pay their respects to the lake queen elizabeth.dral. that queen will —— prince andrew. the queen will now lie in state for 24 hours before being flown down to london. queen elizabeth is now lying at rest at st. giles' cathedral in edinburgh. this is bbc news. hello there. the weather on monday starts to turn a little bit cooler across northern areas of scotland, with temperatures dropping — whereas across southern parts of england and wales with sunshine, it actually got warmer. temperatures hit 27 celsius in the centre of town. right now, we've got a lot of cloud pushing southwards, a cold front bringing the threat of a few patches of rain across southern parts of england. otherwise, we've got a lot of dry weather with clearing skies, and so it'll be really quite a chilly start to the day on tuesday, with temperatures 8—12. but across southern parts of england and wales, still holding on to mild air with a lot of cloud. 15—17 celsius but a damp start for some. now through the day, outbreaks of rain are expected to move in from the