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elisabeth flies in from london. lachlan's already in l.a.nd they all prepare to gather around their father's hospital bed. >> they are potential successors. >> there's lachlan, his eldest son, who's very much like rupert in his politics. there's james murdoch, almost a polar opposite, a pragmatist, a centrist. then there's elisabeth. she's very savvy, very cunning. she's perhaps the most like rupert. but, you know, there's no such thing as a sure bet in a succession battle. >> i just want them to be happy. i hope to be able to leave them a great opportunity like my father left me. >> dad always said, "i'd very much like you all to be part of the company, if that's what you want to do." i think that's still his take. >> they grew up with this sense that the worst thing that they could do would be to disappoint their father. >> what he does with all his executives is throw them in the deep end and expect them to achieve. and i think that's what he's done, frankly, with all of his children. >> is there now an acceptance that your older brother

before match on y in south africa, england saluted saluted the late queen elisabeth queen elisabeth and saying a rendition of their national ant, god save the king. the crowd stood quality. players from both both sides walked through. it was a moment of respect for bote both the queen and the new monarch, king charles. > >> coming up we have much more on how queen elizabeth is being honored ahead of a funeral in london next week. > >> new evidence of >> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> welcome back, it is 6:30. > >> let's start this half hour with a quick check of our weather. >> it is going to be a little bit hazy out there today. in fact, you can see from the camera that sits on the top of the hills from the wet side of santa clara valley a little bit of red showing up in the sky th. sky there. there is plenty of smoke elevated from the mosquito the mosquito fire. when you loot air-quality centers across the bay area, we are moderate. we are doing okay. is a lot worse over on the other side of the state. more detail on that in a bit. in terms of temperatures

queen elisabeth the second was the rock upon which loyalty is built. >> the queen died peacefully. took her final breaths at her home in balmoral, scotland. all four of her children and her grandsons, prince william and prince harry rushed to be by her side. reports suggest that several royals could not make it there in time. the duchesses of cambridge and sussex did not travel with them. the son of elizabeth, released a statement indicating the death of my beloved mother, her majesty the queen, is a moment of the greatest sadness for me and all members of my family. we mourn profoundly the passing of a terrorist sovereign and much loved mother. flag set buckingham palace and at the white house were lowered to half staff. complete team coverage is ahead. we have will fred at buckingham palace and kayla is at the white house. but first, let's go to care summons. >> she died after living a life dedicated to duty. born in 1926, the third child of the king, she would guide the monarchy through historic challenges. the royal family stayed in london despite bombing in britain. >> in the

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in the historical skill of ilinskoye usovo near moscow, the elisabeth procession was held in memory of its owners, emperor alexander ii and members of his family, as everything passed, denis alekseev saw the divine liturgy begin to the bell ringing in the church of the savior in the mustache near moscow. at the same time , pilgrims gather in neighboring ilyinsky. the procession connected two suburban historical estates. it was here that elizabeth feodorovna, together with her husband, grand duke sergei alexandrovich romanov, spent most of their lives. now these places, especially revered among the believers here, they are going to honor the memory of the royal trustees every year. in ilyinsky, listed after death to the canon of saints, elizabeth learned the basics, orthodoxy, the founder of martha of the mariinsky convent in 1917 at the balapaevskaya, the mine died at the hands of the bolsheviks, now this auspicious autumn we are holding a procession in prayerful remembrances of the holy reverend martyr elizabeth feodorovna grand duchess of hesse, the wife of grand duke sergei alexandr

elisabeth bourne has already urged to reduce energy consumption to avoid harsh shutdowns of gas and electricityest gravediggers of french nuclear power. they refused to invest in this sector for many years. and thus weakened our country. now we have no energy sovereignty. in anticipation of winter, the french. more often begin to criticize their government for miscalculations in energy policy. however, this trend was picked up by residents of many european countries for the first time, it exceeded 9%, new anti-records are waiting for residents of the uk, according to forecasts ahead, the most decline in living standards over the past 100 years, real disposable income will fall by 10% by the end of this year, if you convert to pounds sterling, you get 3,000, as a result, plus 3 million britons living in absolute poverty, and more than once, prime minister boris johnson called on his compatriots tighten our belts we have to go through a difficult month. i'm not going to hide it will be difficult until next year. and this is not because of putin's invasion of ukraine. there is no doubt that he is

china says it still deciding whether to send a representative to queen elisabeth funeral on monday after learned that a chinese delegation has been banned from attending her lying in state. our correspondent in beijing, stephen mcdonald, has more. >> this is quite a robust response from beijing to the banning of china's representatives om entering westminster hall where the queen is lying in state. a foreign ministry spokesperson said that the u.k., as hosts for the queens funeral arrangements, should be showing appropriate diplomatic courtesies, appropriate levels of manners when receiving guests from overseas. she said that although she hadn't seen the reports, regarding the banning, that when foreign delegations attended events like the queens neral, this was a mark of respect to show how important such events were. she was asked if it might be china'sepresentative at the actual funeral and the response to that was we haven't actually decided whether or not we will attend. so given the tensions over the westminster hall matter, you wouldn't be surprised if in the end china doesn't sen

elisabeth bourne has already urged to reduce energy consumption to avoid harsh shutdowns of gas and electricityhey elizabeth bourne the greatest gravediggers of french nuclear power. they refused to invest in this sector for many years. and thus weakened our country. now we have no energy sovereignty. in anticipation of winter, the french. increasingly, they begin to criticize their government for miscalculations in energy policy. however, this trend was picked up by residents of many european countries lasts for the first time exceeded 9% new anti-records are waiting for residents of the uk according to forecasts ahead, the most decline in living standards over the past 100 years of realities , disposable incomes will fall by 10% by the end of this year, if you convert to pounds sterling you get 3,000, as a result, plus 3 million britons living in absolute poverty, and now more than once the prime minister boris johnson urged his compatriots to tighten their belts we are going through a difficult month. i'm not going to hide it will be difficult until next year. and this is not because of puti

royal officials announced the date of queen elisabeth ii's funeral.r 19. our coverage begins tomorrow morning eight:00 a.m. anchored by martha maccallum. president biden says he will attend. the women's final was won by poland. she won the french. >> in 2020 and earlier this year. congratulations. brian: the queen's death marking the end of an historic years. she spent 70 years on the throne. she worked with 15 prime ministers. seven popes. where does the monarchy go from here. joining us dr. bruce ghillie. what changes besides who wears the crown in england. >> what changes is time. as with queen elizabeth, as time passed, she changed. the monarchy changed within our reign. she started out as a distant monarch, but as time went on she got more involved. we can expect charles will change, too and pull back from some of his political activism. and it means strengthening the role of the monarchy in making britain and people who are lucky inheritors of those institutions proud of those institutions. what is at threat are the basic foundation of a grow an

hotel was completely covered, forgetting about the slightest principles diplomacy consul of norway elisabeth ellingsson, administrators, hotel. they tried to calm down a depressed employee, apologized and asked her to wait only 15 minutes. until the maid finishes cleaning the room, but an explanation. the staff was not satisfied with the guest, and she went to the dressing and how do you decide that the room is clean, you know, i'm used to clean rooms, i and scandinavia are no russian woman who cleans anyhow, as it's not cleaning. the entrance went further, profanity and insult, my god, what for will i stand near door to watch as the maid is cleaned. just give me the key this hotel is a disgrace and you people. in general, it’s also a shame, but the apogee of the diplomat’s monologue was her absolutely russophobic statements. i hate the russians to such attacks in the russian foreign ministry reacted immediately to the carpet called the ambassador of the kingdom of norway, who promised to send an unrestrained employee home in connection with unacceptable behavior, that's a diplomat. e, burst

final preparations roundsway for queen elisabeth's funeral.ected to line the roads as they travels from balmoral to eden burke. the funeral will take place september 19. america and the world are getting ready to mark 21 years since the 9/11 attacks. the president will speak at the pentagon. and kamala harris will be at the 9/11 memorial in new york city. i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. for all your headlines log on to foxnews.com. dan: remember when blackrock ceo -- they control hundreds of billions of dollars in assets. remember when their ceo larry fink said he would use investments to change behaviors. >> you have to force behaviors. at blackrock we are forcing behaviors. markets don't like uncertainty. markets like totalitarian governments when you have an understanding of what's out there, and obviously the whole dimension is change. dan: a coalition of attorneys general are warning blackrock's agenda could violate the law. i readed the op-ed in the "wall street journal." i was stunned. my wife was drivin

elisabeth's victory is no longer so certain, more of a residual option.ore in the upcoming elections, british experts also say the position at the slopes is floating. she knows that in 2 years she will have to teach. elections, and therefore, now she wants to develop a policy that will please the whole country. and it will not be easy boris johnson at one time gathered around him an unusual coalition of people who liked his optimism and the money that came along with this sheet also wants to be a charismatic leader, but so far there are no solved problems in the economy. she won't get popular. in humans, the difference was less than me. i think she i would like the voting results to emphasize that not all of her party is with her, even in parliament. not to mention the representatives of the conservative provinces, in addition, its actions to overcome the crisis are still not clear. how she will deal with it, she is still trying to win the trust of her party members, although the conversation should already be on, with the whole country of compromise, in

. >> if one thing was to mark queen elisabeth's reign as british monarch, it was a sense of duty, a spark as the british empir began to crumble in the aftermath of world war ii. >> i declare before you a actually devoted to the service of the great royal family which we all belong. >> that came in the year of india's independence. all too soon, and young elizabeth would find herself thrust into ruling more rapidly than anyone could have known. her father had died prematurely at 57 after just 15 years on the throne. it left the new queen to navigate a hard path much earlier than expected. she would see the numbers of those under british rule love it -- plummet from 700 million to just 5 million over the next decade and a half as colonies once part of the british empire sought self-determination. the colony of nations, a group once found by the cwn but now by common history, values, and democracy, it bring of which queen elizabeth would remain the symbol chief and on which she would forge her royal identity. >> nowhere else is parliamentary democracy demonstrated more effectively. >> it was

elisabeth's fashion appearances, fought gives the italian capital milan has already penetrated the modernistwendy received a triple blow to the aesthetic receptors from prada raf simonsamiuch. true , they presented a collaboration with the director of the neon demon and it seems. the main thing is that the masters bequeathed to us. ironing things is not necessary, but the psychology of color and the trends of the spring-summer season tatyana volkova the catwalks of the world fashion capitals again dictate the trends of the next spring-summer 2023 season, traditionally started first, new york immediately, recalling that it was autumn in the yard, tommy hilfiger offered clothes according to the weather with a trend for sports and the style of american students. bombers striped sweaters and things with emblems. in the front row. star guests of the show gathered john legend kourtney kardashian and kate moss the main star surprise was waiting for the guests at the show brand. puma first stunned the audience with a dance performance, then with complex futuristic images, and then usain bolt, an ath

. >>> tonight, hundreds of thousands expected to pay their respects in person to queen elisabeth in a arrived at buckingham palace earlier today and she will make a final journey across lumsden -- london tomorrow where she will remain until her state funeral on monday. matthew, the weather has been raining, rain, rain, people are still camping out overnight to get a glimpse of her coffin. what are they telling you? >> reporter: it has been bucketing down all day. that has not detered people. you see the avenue that leads to buckingham palace, down the street that it about 13 or 14 hours, the queen's funeral will begin the slow procession towards the palace of westminster where her coffin will be laid in state for hundreds of thousands of people to pass. look at these people braving the weather and camping out by the side of the road. there are people who want to pay their respects, everybody wants to pay respects to the queen. people i met earlier to see this as a historical moment that they want to be part of. other people who are absolutely committed to the idea of seeing the last j

hard shutdowns of gas and electricity emmanuel macron and elisabeth born, the greatest gravediggers ofor many years they refused to invest in this sector and thus weakened our country. now we have no energy sovereignty. in anticipation of winter, the french. increasingly, they begin to criticize their government for miscalculations in energy policy. however. this trend has been picked up by residents of many countries. in europe, where inflation for the first time exceeded nine percent, new anti-records await the inhabitants of the uk, according to forecasts ahead, the strongest decline in living standards in the last 100 years, real disposable income will fall by 10% by the end of this year, if converted to pounds sterling, it turns out 3,000, as a result, plus 3 million britons living in absolute poverty, and more than once prime minister boris johnson has called on his countrymen to tighten their belts we are going through a difficult month. i'm not going to hide it. it'll be hard up until next year. this is because of putin's invasion of ukraine no. there is no doubt that he is to

next week, we've got new shows with elisabeth moss, quinta brunson, sam rockwell, and beto o'rourke,at on september 26th, we're packing up the whole show, lock stock and guillermo and bringing it to brooklyn, new york, for five shows of the brooklyn academy of music. this is our first trip back in three years. if you would like to join us live and in person, you can get tickets at kimmelinbrooklyn.com. we have a great lineup of guests, i think we'll reveal those next week. the tickets are free and i'd love to see your head. our first guest started working in television when he was a kid on nickelodeon on "all that." then spent the whole rest of his life on "saturday night live." on monday night, he hosts the 74th annual emmy awards on nbc and peacock. please welcome kenan thompson. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] how are you doing? >> good to see you. i'm very excited. >> jimmy: have you been to like the theater to start on the emmys? >> finally for the first time today. >> jimmy: and how did it go? >> it was the first day of school yesterday, so i had to be in town for that. you have two

the fight between the mallian basketball players salimatu kuruma and the komite elisabeth dabu was notve already publicly apologized, however, fiba launched an investigation, we note that this defeat was the fourth in a row for moliks. they lost their chances of reaching the playoffs 3 hours 24 minutes, it took ilya ivashka to qualify for the 1/8 finals of the tournament in sofia with a prize fund of more than 500,000 euros, belarus, which now occupies the seventy-first line in the world rankings. these pif beat the representatives of sweden mikael in the starting round, and the world, the final score is seven six four six seven, five opponents in the next round are already known. this is a bulgarian tennis player. grigory dimitrov is the host of the tournament, the 23rd racket of the planet, the rivals crossed paths twice on the maps. in head-to-head confrontation, the parity is 1:11. and even more sports. in the night edition of the program, christina kamysh worked in the studio, see you.

elisabeth trass, over 80,000 ordinary members of the conservative party voted for her candidacy, hernce minister. decide, bags received 20,000 fewer votes. uh, in general, the victory of the track in this election was a shock and a sensation. her election was no longer predicted for a long time, experts noted that only a blunder during the election race could prevent her from becoming a new example, but nothing this did not happen, which means that the british got the fifty-sixth leader of the ruling party in the person of the crystals of the third woman at the head of the cabinet after margaret thatcher and theresa may. i want to pay tribute to other candidates. especially rishe sununku. it was a difficult company. we have shown that the conservative party has many talented leaders. i also want to thank the outgoing leader and my friend boris johnson boris you made brexit happen. contributed to the development of a vaccine against coronavirus and opposed vladimir for putin it means the same for the british and the whole world, whether the coming to power of fear experts remind that

. >> world reaction coming in on the passing of queen elisabeth today. historic 70-year reign. one of the queen's greatest achievements? simply being a devoted calm, steady monarch. this is an example that is needed now. with us tonight former advisor to margaret thatcher nile gardiner, former private chef, darren mcgrady, congressman french hill, nick loris, joe gamaldi fraternal order of police, "new york post" columnist john levine. arizona attorney general mark brnovich and ford o'connell. california is doubling down and going electric still amid. wildfires sparked by downed electricity lines. they're not ready for this. florida governor ron desantis is firing back at governor newsom. states remotely control your thermostat to conserve energy without you knowing about it. mayor of memphis slams weak-on-crime prosecutors after a string he have deadly killings. hunter biden exposing access to the obama white house to get lucrative business deals with china. democrat mayor of d.c., her city council now claim texas and arizona busing migrants to washington, d.c. it turned washi

only charliet 6264 confidently took the italian elisabeth out of the way. of ours, we support only ilya ivashka, the 73rd racket of the world fought against the american who received the wild card. sam queri's opponent takes 287th place in the ranking. however, the nerves of the belarusian. the owner of the courts spoiled, especially at the beginning of the meeting the first game. vashka lost four six, then left behind sore. it in a row six doors seven six, three the key moment in the duel, let's call the tiebreak in the third network, when koeiri at the score of eight nine made a double fault. after this fatal oversight, to impose a fight on our athlete. sam could not in the second round ilya is waiting for the pole huberhurk, the tenth racket of the world, seeded at the us open under the eighth number , we recall last year and yours went to the third round, showing the best result on the courts of new york, we note the prize function of the competition this year is a record 60 million dollars, therefore, the entire belarusian four has already earned for r

and raised an existential question, can the monarchy survive the passing of the second great elisabethge? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i went to balmoral castle within hours of her death. the 50,000 acre retreat in the scottish highlands was the queen's favorite summer residents. hundreds game to pay their respects. this is all still very fresh, very wrong for people. these are some of the first flowers and cards that have been brought here outside of balmoral castle and the queens remains are still here for the transfer to london, for the real pageantry and memorials to be held. and the cards mostly are thank you notes. people are saying, we will remember you. thank you for being a source of calm and stability in our lives. they are coming here to remember her, but also, to remember all that she represented. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the nations lost a mother. she is just a very inspirational person, or she was, it's terrible, just a sad, sad day for the united kingdom and the commonwealth and the world. it's not something you expect to happen. but it didn't happen, sadly, and she'll be sadly missed. she was a wond

well elisabeth was beloved for her a political diplomacy, her son has been more outspoken on politicalight injustice earlier, quote, we are on the brink and we need the mobilizing urgency of a warlike footing if we are to win. in 2008, he addressed the european parliament calling for the, quote, biggest public, private, and ngo private public -- ever seen. and at the foreign meeting in davos, charles launched the sustainable markets initiative, an effort to push businesses towards greener, more sustainable practices. but will this trend of outspokenness continue on the throne? let's bring on washington post opinion editor, and a half post senior reporter. ladies, thank you for staying with us. autumn, i would like to stay with you. there's one -- 75% of the public, while charles only comes in at 42%. in your opinion, what do you think is the reason for this divide? >> charles has a lot of baggage from the past few decades. his first wife was for so many years much more popular than he was. and after his affair with camilla was revealed, he and she were pretty unpopular for a long time.

meanwhile buckingham palace announcing britain's queen elisabeth has died ate 96.shley webster has more. reporter: she died peacefully at balmoral castle, her beloved estate in the scottish highlands, charles. she served for 70 years, the longest reining monarch in british history. she was 96 years old as you pointed out. the family gathered at her scottish estate after a statement that doctors were concerned about her health. don't forget the queen came to the thrown in 1952. she has witnessed enormous social change and with her death now her son charles, the former prince of wales, will lead the country in mourning as the new king. in a statement prince charles saying, king charles i should say now, says in part, that we mourn profoundly the passing of a cherished sovereign and a much loved mother. i know her loss will be deeply felt across the country, the realms and commonwealth by countless people around the world. and in a statement again from buckingham palace saying that the queen whose health had been failing in recent week and months, she actually was see

. >> whereas it has pleased almighty god, to call to his mercy hour late sovereign lady queen elisabethof glorious memory. by tuesday sees the crown of the united kingdom of great britain is solely and rightfully come to prince charles philip arthur george. the spiritual and temporal of this realm and members of the house of commons, together with other members of her late majesties counsel and representatives of the realms and territories aldermen and citizens of london and others, do now hereby with one voice and consent of tongue and heart, publish and proclaim that the prince charles philip arthur george is now by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory become our only lawful and rightful lord king charles iii by the grace of god of the united kingdom of great britain and the other realms and territories, king, head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith, to whom we do acknowledge all faith and obedience with affection. beseeching god for home kings and queens do rain, to bless his majesty with long and happy years to reign over us. god save the king. >> god save the kin

. >> before under elisabeth, who was in many ways stitching it altogether. going to be very interesting -- in britain and the uk and the british identity. lola adesioye, social and political writer and commentator. thank you for your time tonight in offering some insight on our friends across the pond. believe it or, not we have good news to report on the fight for abortion rights across this country. but of course, because this is america, we also have insane new revelations about just how connected one supreme court justice's wife was two groups lobbying to get rid of roe. both of those stories are coming up. both of those stories ar coming up. what's for dinner? panera! freshly prepared with clean ingredients. it's not just a night off from cooking. it's a delicious night on... for everyone at the table. panera. $0 delivery fee for a limited time. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune suppor

elizabeth ii , who should officially accept his resignation and approve him as the new prime minister or elisabethondon these minutes in the baltic sea rescuers from sweden to latvia are examining the crash site of a private plane tsesno 551, on board of which there were four people, the business budget was heading from spain to germany, but changed course twice and did not get in touch german fighters went to intercept, but the pilots did not see anyone at the controls. already. it is known that the owner of the airline, vika air, carl petr grizman, was supposed to fly the jet. in the cabin were his wife and two children. why didn't he find a place for an emergency landing. now the eu aviation services are investigating the crash holistically recalled the boeing crash with podofins 17 years ago, then 121 people died, losing control of the liner. greek air force fighters also flew up but did not notice a single person in the cockpit. argentina's security minister is ready to resign amid an assassination attempt on vice president cristina kershner last week. today, new details appeared in the inves

elizabeth ii, which is to be formally accept his resignation and approve as the new prime minister or elisabethd. udmurtia will allocate 10 billion rubles. chairman of the state duma vyacheslav volodin shared this news from the federal budget for the improvement of roads today; this is vodkins, it is there that the famous defense plant is located, which has been supplying weapons to the russian army for 60 years. vyacheslav volodin talked with the workers of the enterprises during this meeting, they discussed, including the future improvement of votkinsk, then support our defense capability to protect the state in your country as well. this turns out to be a legendary plant in the city, probably there is no such family that would not be involved in the plant. after a short advertisement , watch the program of the duty unit. this is ivan and he has just found the apartment he has been looking for for a long time. now i have applied for a mortgage. received approval from the bank. ivan registered the deal and now he has become the owner of a loft on in the west of the capital, because an apartmen

think the deeper thing going on here, is that britain has had terrible prime ministers over queen elisabeth'shing went horribly haywire during brexit, at least they still had the queen. now they don't have the queen. they have nothing anymore. they're not going to be able to feel that they can rely on king charles iii for anything, he is ben king for about three days. so, it's going to be very hard for them to feel any reassurance. just as a country. and remember that there is strong rumblings in scotland that that country should now become independent. the united kingdom is in risk of falling apart, it's a very real risk. >> is there anything the new can can do? even if it's just cutting his own family budget as a good show of faith? >> that would be kind of awesome. i would be in favor of that. if you get him on the blower there. you should definitely recommend that. >> well, we will still find out. felix salmon thank you so much. the king isn't sending on the throne during a very difficult time. but also a time when he also just lost his mother. felix, good to see you. coming up next! peop

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desktop, now wearing turtlenecks at the workplace , the heating is turned off, french prime minister elisabethe the minister for energy transition pony, rinachet that the coming winter will be difficult for europe, stoltenberg warns, and after the failure of the northern streams, gas prices soared to $ 2,100 per 1,000 cubic meters, left without russian gas supplies, the germans began to actively import electric blankets from china. it is three times cheaper than buying a conventional heater bloomberg writes about this demand for them has skyrocketed in greece italy poland and the netherlands when the main pipelines are restored. at the moment, it is unknown to the special services, germany fears that all the threads of the nord stream at the station are forever unusable, dages spiegel reports this, citing sources. here the pipeline operator does not rule out the possibility of repairing the hands of the suppliers experiences. for such work there is an energy agency in denmark that warns that the gas in the northern streams may run out before the end of the week, then only the pipes can be insp