and and so so yeah throughout after after samuel dies, of course elizabeth goes into morning. however as kayla mentioned she is incredibly, you know, politically connected she she doesn't just stop living when samuel dies and that it was partially because she does have the washington still in philadelphia to philadelphia and she very much keeps up her friendship with them. they they continued to get together for tea and dinners, but then of course when washington decides to step down and not serve a third term elizabeth loses one of her best friends and he goes back to mount vernon and before he well before he leaves they they have an auction where they sell off excess furniture and sundries that administration didn't want. elizabeth went to that auction and found a piece of furniture that she very much wanted for herself. it is the the presidential desk. so that is a picture of the desk. and this was the desk that washington used for eight years, which elizabeth actually writes in a letter to him that she even though there's some scratches on it washington wanted to sell it to

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she teaches elizabeth how to converse with dignitaries and conduct royal duties. >> princess elizabethike her father. and she followed her mother's example very much. >> england launches an historic campaign to increase and solidify friendship in north america. >> in 1939, the second world war's on the horizon. and george vi and his wife elizabeth embark for america, to meet president roosevelt, because britain was going to need all the allies it could get. >> the american alliance had been crucial to britain's success in the first world war. so the sort of diplomatic purpose of the visit is to make a bond with president roosevelt and his wife. >> the king's brother had visited the united states some ten years earlier. and had become beloved by the people of the united states. george did not have that confidence. >> so a lot is riding on this visit. this really is george's moment to prove, not just to america and to britain, but also to himself, that he can be every bit as wonderful as edward. >> the president and mrs. roosevelt found the king and queen warm and, if anything, regular p

his wife elizabeth and daughters princess elizabeth and princess margaret. >> for princess elizabeth had ramifications well beyond for what he did everybody else in the country. >> suddenly her father was thrust into the limelight he became a monarch and princess elizabeth became heir to the throne. >> elizabeth became heir presumptive at just ten years old. >> princess elizabeth life changed overnight. her father was king. her mother was queen, they moved into buckingham palace. more like an office building for a house. >> while her father adjusted to a role that he was never destined for, so did elizabeth. >> neither of the two princesses were terribly well educated to be quite honest. >> i think all of her parents wanted her to sign her name nicely. >> shooters were brought and to prepare her as future head of state. but more than anything else, it was her father's example that taught her how to be sovereign. >> her father really did have a singular place. he showed her duty and service and action and that was especially dramatic during world war ii. >> with the onset of the war t

and i think that elizabeth learned that very early on and didn't try to make political upsets. didn't try to change the system very much. and, and therefore survived, like as you said, quite a lot of political change. we were here in just a few moments ago, jonathan about the life of the eldest son, the, the, at the throne. now king charles the 3rd. how do you think the monarchy will fare with, with king charles on the throne? well, historians as i am, don't really like to predict the future. so it's not really what we do. but there is certainly a sense of a lot of chatter in social media or in cafes of people's opinions about what, what will happen next as a historic and i'm mostly concerned with what it compared to. and so it's interesting that they have definitively gone with, with the number 3 for charles. because even though the jacobite have been gone for 200 years, it definitely puts down the idea that bonnie prince charlie was ever legitimate monarch. but in terms of going forward and, and the future, i think people will be divided and some people are really not sure th

but also into elizabeth and george's friendship. ey do continue to correspond up until the last year of george's life. he goes back to philadelphia once more, and they have tea together, they have dinner together, she helps him give them things to martha -- and they unfortunately don't get to see each other again after the end of 1798. george washington passes away, and a chapter of her life closes, but she led quite a life with washington as a friend. so i do have a final little anecdote. did you want to add anything to that? >> i was going to comment that i think it's endearing that she's almost teasing him about his love letters. it's interesting. she can write this very serious letter about how the fate of the new nation relies on his decision, and she can also, on the other side of the coin, say -- poke at him and tease him a little bit -- the kind of relationship that they had, and it's not just the political or advantageous relationship. clearly, they were very intimate and friendly with one another. i think it's very sweet. >

the new king, george vi, his wife, elizabeth, and daughters princess elizabeth and princess margaret. >> and for princess elizabeth, it had ramifications well beyond, you know, what it did for everyone else in the country. >> suddenly her father was thrust into the limelight. he became monarch and princess elizabeth became heir to the throne. >> elizabeth became heir presumptive at 10 years old. >> princess elizabeth's life changed overnight. her father was king. her mother was queen. they moved into buckingham palace. it was more like an office building than a house. >> while her father adjusted to a role that he was never destined for, so did elizabeth. >> i think that all that really her parents wanted her to do was sign her name nicely. >> tutors were brought in to prepare her as future head of state. more than anything, it was her father's example that taught her thousand be sovereign. >> her father really did have a singular place. he showed her duty and service in action, and that was especially dramatic during world war ii. >> with the onset of the war, the family now had to p

but also into elizabeth and george's friendship. ey do continue to correspond up until the last year of george's life. he goes back to philadelphia once more, and they have tea together, they have dinner together, she helps him give them things to martha -- and they unfortunately don't get to see each other again after the end of 1798. george washington passes away, and a chapter of her life closes, but she led quite a life with washington as a friend. so i do have a final little anecdote. did you want to add anything to that? >> i was going to comment that i think it's endearing that she's almost teasing him about his love letters. it's interesting. she can write this very serious letter about how the fate of the new nation relies on his decision, and she can also, on the other side of the coin, say -- poke at him and tease him a little bit -- the kind of relationship that they had, and it's not just the political or advantageous relationship. clearly, they were very intimate and friendly with one another. i think it's very sweet. >

queen consort camilla, in turn, viewed the flowers and messages of mourning for the late queen elizabeth and from the crowded crowd applause and shouts of god save the king after that king charles had his first audience with the new prime minister litras the first urgent task common to the monarchy and to the government to organize the farewell ceremony and the state funeral of queen elizabeth but what kind of monarch will king charles iii himself be on the life and character of the former prince of wales the next story for the former prince of wales it was a long road to the throne at an age when most men are thinking about retirement he finally took up the duties to which prepared all his life in 1948 when he was born the country was rebuilding after the war and the reputation of the royal family was at its height when his mother ascended the throne he was only four years old too young to understand what does this mean for his future and another significant event took place in 1969 when this ceremony marked the beginning of his state duties as prince of ovel he joined the royal air force a

and the children the marriage produced, first charles and then ann, secured the future. elizabeth'sonation in 1953 was the first ever to be televised, and it began a reign with a singular purpose -- >> my whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to your service. >> reporter: but the royal ride was sometimes bumpy. the stability and continuity the monarchy was supposed to provide began to look shaky as one by one the royal marriages broke down around her. her sister margaret's, her daughter ann's, her son andrew's, they all ended in awkward divorces. none was uglier than the breakup of prince charles and diana spencer. the long-public unraveling of the marriage of the heir to the throne seemed to shake the very household. and if that household ever came close to teetering, it was in the period following the shocking death of diana in that paris car crash. the national outpouring of grief seemed to highlight the emotional gap between the queen and her people. elizabeth did much to repair the damage with a single bow of the head to the passing coffin of a popular princ

and nonsensical. let's tell the truth. elizabeth: you know, the fate of democrat control of congress is now underway. voting in the midterms, it's now happening in illinois, michigan, minnesota,,s virginia and wyoming. and the economy is a big factor, so is inflation. new second read, a final read on the second quarter, we are in a recession. listen, i want your reaction to this. is this the the beginning of the end for the far left when late night starts to make fun of the far left? watch jimmy if fall. loan. >> senator bernie sanders said he hasn't yet decided whether he will run for president yet again in 2024. president of what? [laughter] yep, bernie still hasn't decided, meanwhile everyone else is how many times do we have to decide this? [laughter] right now biden is thinking, please run, hot young stud. [laughter] elizabeth: pretty funny stuff. what do you say, congressman? it is funny. but in all honesty, they still get a tremendous amount of help from the woke media and, certainly, just in general. however, they realize wh

and the express says that elizabeth who changing the world for decades. mes of india says charles king at 73. the india prime minister has also paid tribute. he did write a couple statements on twitter where he paid tribute to the queen. he mentioned that he visited uk twice where he had met the queen in person. also shown him a gift gandhi had given her for her wedding and that is something that she shared with the prime minister that he mentioned in a tweet. he goes on to talk about how she will always be remembered as a stalwart of our times. so rich tribute being paid by the indian prime minister to queen elizabeth after her death. but of course it remains to be a complicated history between britain and india. >> interesting perspectives from around the world there. thank you all so much. >>> and we'll be right back. it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the sleep number 360 smart bed. snoring? it can gently raise your partner's head to help. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleeeep per night. all smart beds are on sale. save 50%

she went up a tree as princess elizabeth, and she came down as queen. >> the new queen cuts are trip l that brutally long train trips, she displayed her emotion. however, when she would get up, she would go to the bathroom, and could be heard crying. >> it was a man's a world. you, know this is 1952. and here was this young girl, suddenly taking on this enormous responsibility. she just had no clue, really, what she was doing. >> now queen, plans are set in motion for her coronation. prince philip serves as chairman of the committee. together, they make a controversial decision. >> the queen demanded that it it be televised. she didn't think that monarchy should be something that's done in secret. she is often said to insiders, you know, we need to be seen to be believed. >> winston churchill was violently against televising the event, but the queen, as young as she was, went against the advice of probably our most trusted prime minister of entire career. >> on june 2nd, 1953, 3 million spectators gathered in london to watch elizabeth proceed to westminster abby in the gold state coac

[music playing] dark 15 times and yo >>> the world says good-bye to queen elizabeth ii and hello to king charles iii tonight, what the days ahead will bring i'm shepard smith. this is "the news" on cnbc >> the death of her majesty the queen is a huge shock to the nation and to the world. >> the quiet woman who dedicated her life to service and duty, the only leader in place since the end of world war ii, the most photographed woman on the planet, died today at her summer home in balmoral, scotland she was 96 years old >> it's a very sad day >> she touched so many lives and she was an absolutely amazing woman. >> she did it with just grace.. >> she was thoughtful, wise, curious, helpful, funny. >> britain is the great country it is today because of her >>> also tonight, the justice department fights back against the order for a mar-a-lago special master >>> sin city murder. a las vegas politician allegedly kills the reporter investigating him. >> the killing of a journalist is particularly troublesome of troublesome. >>> and four people murdered in a live streamed rampage in memphis. the

and pay it. liz. elizabeth: hillary vaughn, great reporting. joining us now former utah congressman jason chaffetz and former labor secretary andy pozer. thank you, gentlemen, for joining us this friday night. jason, what's your reaction to this report? >> it's disgusting. i think -- i don't think it's legal. i agree actually with nancy pelosi the whole idea that the president can unilaterally waive this away they can't do that legally. they could delay but to forgive them is wrong. it's further wrong to dismiss those and not forgive loans that are owned by private entities but this is so inflationary in the approach and fundamentally wrong at its core and shouldn't be done. why should i have to pay for somebody else's loan. there's no reason for that? elizabeth: andy, what jason is saying too, what about people that paid off their loans or joe plumber and people that went to trade schools and never got college tuition loans. this will be the biggest expenditure by any president in modern history on something like this. >> this is always panderi

two years later, elizabeth and philippe welcome daughter and.ides in -- phillips and his naval career in 51. that same year, the family and the country face a crisis when the princess's father, a heavy smoker, has surgery after doctors report, quote, structural changes in the long. >> he had a lung removed. there was hope that he would make a full recovery. >> the king was suffering from cancer. nobody talked about it in those days. >> he was in denial, really about how ill he was. he wanted to keep it from his family as much as possible. >> he never wanted to be king. i think, for george, really, the stress of having to take on that mantle, the burden of sovereignty, plus the cancer, made him a very sickly man. >> four months after the surgery, king george sees elizabeth and philippe off as the couple embarks on a six month commonwealth tour. first up is kenya. >> she was in a bush hotel, if you like, over treetops. she was telling the person -- i had a letter from papa, he's feeling better, he went shooting today. -- he was dying. >> 4000 mile

some public schools are a named after queen elizabeth and, and even some coins lay with our, her face on it still satellite until today. so she is kind of late, still living memory is poor for many residents to hong kong. phoebe kong on the boss, lady, and her footprint in how cold. thank you. the path from the u. k. queen elizabeth was the monica 14 countries. one of those was published new guinea, which like nearby australia and new zealand, woke up today with a new head of state king charles. the 3rd is b, n g's prime minister james morabe on the mountains lilies playing the islands in the lowlands. welcome. in the $600.00 plus islands, we call company anti nation stem. siler . all because well that's it for this week. more coverage on the queen's legacy. on our website. we leave you with her many trips to asia during a long ray of tooth brush her. i'm just kinda, i think that's hard and in the endy to meet you. i'm not a lot of to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this? with lions the what's your story with. ready ready women, especially victims of violence

when the queen's father died and $952.00 princess elizabeth became queen. and she is the longest reigning monarch in british history, surpassing the reign of queen victoria that took place in september 2015. and then in april 2021. her husband, prince philip. he died just before his 100 birthday and they had been married for 73 years. yes. let's take you to those which is a fucking palace now, duck dorian, around back in palace at the top of the mile. you can see crowds gathering back in larger and larger numbers, smaller chelan spectrum, just a 2nd like hurstbourne was talking earlier about the sombre scene and how everybody was expecting the news when it came would be great. and indeed. so it proved. and i imagine that those crowds will keep on building lots of floral tributes will be laid and that will continue for days and days. and those tributes will grow and grow. so let's surgery and worry who's at bucking palace. roy, this describe what you're saying around you. the moment we have over the last hour. so we have a growing crowd coming down the mold,

some public schools are a named after queen elizabeth and, and even some coins lay with our her face annette still satellite until today. so she is kind of late, still living memory is poor for many residents to hong kong. phoebe kong on the boss, lady, and her footprint in how cold. thank you. apart from the u. k. queen elizabeth was the monica 14 countries. one of those was pub when you're guinea, which like nearby australia and new zealand, woke up today with a new head of state, king charles, the 3rd is b, n, g prime minister james morabe. from the mountains lilies appliance, the islands and the lowlands. welcome. and the $600.00 plus island, what we call property entire nation. stan siler all because well that's it for this week. more coverage on the queen's legacy. on our website. we leave you with many trips to asia during a long ray of tooth with him. when you work as an architect, like go online or not at all women in architecture. why are they so invisible to the larger public? we decided to ask them versus, what is the poetry, the secret of the house and i'm calling about

she was an incredibly gracious and decent woman. >> queen elizabeth a wise and encouraging guide, always wanting the best for our nation. >> she served us all with strength and wisdom for 70 years >> she was the very spirit of great written and that spirit will endure. francine: some world leaders paying tribute to britain's queen elizabeth ii who died yesterday at age 96. welcome back to the open. we are 15 minutes into the european trading day. let's look at the markets. we are joined by dani burger. dani: we are now heading into the fed blackout period. we heard from jay powell talking about continuing to act aggressively, but he is not going at it alone. we also had the ecb and the bank of canada delivering 75 basis points of hikes. looking at the week that was, there is some potential to say the dollar peaked on tuesday. we continue to see the dollar declined. it is less about the u.s. and more about the ecb and the bank of japan. we had the decision yesterday, but this morning, we have had this rash of speakers, four of them continuing to delive

or two belong to eliza and elizabeth monroe. she did have she had three children. actually eliza was born 1786 mariah was 1802 and james spencer. it was a 1799 and he unfortunately passed very very young, but people ask did back in the day they have such there you go. absolutely did and there's this actually made out of whether we're not so little tiny baby shoes. that would have belong to elizabeth monroe's daughter. so yes, that is something that motherhood has not changed, you know over the years, okay. so what i want to show you next is i want to show you this incredible piece. of jewelry here. okay, this is a tiara right and you can see the prongs that go in there. and this belonged to elizabeth monroe and again, this would have been worn by her throughout you know with during the public life as a the wife of a diplomat is the wife of a future the future president. this is something that she wanted you would want to have in order to establish that you you know, you're seriously means and you and you actually do have the abil

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and donors. donors. elizabeththere's no strings attached and don't know where the money is going and we'll have to pay for that. russian fraud ste stes terrificd fraud sters in china have been stealing it and democrats down play this and down play inflation and blame it on putin. watch this again. >> increases in prices are likely to have only transitory effects on inflation. >> transitory. >> transitory. >> transitory. >> transitory. >> transitory. >> today's inflation report confirmed what americans already know, putin's price hike is hitting america hard. >> the impact on inflation in the near term is likely to be -- is likely to be quite small. elizabeth: we've got growing number of cities seeing 10% inflation and more. your final word. >> i'll tell you, inflation's actually worse in rural areas and congressional budget office came back that inflation in rural america is 130% of that of urban areas. that is what's crazy. it's unacceptable and because of the wreckless spending policies of this administration. e

and in those 7 decades on the throne, queen elizabeth the 2nd met countless world leaders and how many of them are giving their tributes. i'm around the world, lowering the flag in honor of queen elizabeth a mark of respect from president biden. i the opportunity to meet her before she passed and she is an incredibly gracious and decent woman, the thoughts and prayers, the american people. or were the people who united kingdom and the commonwealth and their grief other well leaders echoed those sentiments as tributes flooded in clinic in elizabeth line of all, queen elizabeth was a woman who defined a century varnish in the united kingdom and beyond liver. he knows very advice. she witnessed history side cassie and wrote it herself. once had kissed digger sweden here in germany and daughter she was admired and venerated at on for it will yawn. hundreds of millions of germans are united in sorrow and sympathy and tyna with the people of the united came dining in chronic eyes. for bon little bolcom swarmed his knife deep, sadness, i have learned of the death of her majesty. queen elizabe

and profound sadness. it is also a movement of enormous significance. the passing of queen elizabeth marks the end of anita. only sion is in morning among world leaders who to pay tribute. russian president vladimir putin has extended his condolences to britons, king charles a 3rd, and majesty's name is inextricably linked with the most important events. in the recent history of the united kingdom. for many decades, elizabeth, the 2nd rightfully enjoyed the love and respect of her subjects, as well as authority on the world stage. i wish you courage and resilience in the face of this difficult irreparable loss. may i ask you to pass on sincere condolences and support to members of the royal family and the entire people of great britain? ukrainian president vladimir zalinski is also extended his condolences to the people of united kingdom grange. again, i was deeply sad to find out about the death of her majesty, queen elizabeth the 2nd. it is a heavy loss for the entirety of europe and for the world on behalf of the ukrainian people. i exclaim. condolences to the royal family and gre

[bell tolling] ♪ ♪ [bell tolling] ♪ ♪ >> king george and queen elizabeth. in 2002 at age 100 one was unveiled by her majesty the queen february, 2009. [bell tolling] [bell tolling] ♪ [bell tolling] ♪ >> and now moves down to a foresters parade. to face the queen, celebrating her birthday. the flags of the commonwealth are organizations that are so important in the life of queen elizabeth. ♪ >> now to parting the buckingham palace, duchess of wales, leaving from the grand entrance and they are heading to the palace of westminster where they will be ready to meet the cortege. [bell tolling] [gunshot] >> the cortege now entering. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [bell tolling] [plus --[applause] >> applause there and appreciation of the queens life mingled with grief natural to a moment like this. [applause] ♪ >> under the archway and briefly the sunrise, the constant, steady beat of the drum, that matrimony and grief. [bell tolling] [gunshot] >> the gun carriage now emerges for the last part of the journey towards westminster. ♪ ♪ [applause] [bell tolling] [gunshot] >> now, passing th

and -- in aurora, colorado. caller: i don't have much memory of queen elizabeth. i will say the most exposure i had to the queen was back in college, when i took a course on the politics and society of great britain. the professor played a bit of her christmas message from 2005, and of course, this was one of the first things she talked about, the earthquake and ensuing tsunami and flooding that occurred within southeast asia. she was talking about the humanitarian response from around the world. that is the most i remember about the late queen. host: what are your thoughts on the monarchy? the system of government? caller: you know, i mean -- i really don't know what to think other than it's really a symbolic -- you know, more of a figurehead. other than that, there's not many countries around the world -- i mean, there are some countries around the world that are some form of monarchy, but it's not like it's anything more than a symbol. host: ok. sharon in southside, west virginia. let's hear from you. are you with us? we will go to greg in mechanicsburg, pennsyl

and social change. the world has been paying tribute to queen elizabeth the 2nd in her role as head of the commonwealth of nations. the queen helped advance a new international order of peace and prosperity. she ascended the throne of the a few years after the partition of india. both pakistan and bangladesh were created out of india. all 3 members of the commonwealth, but not without their differences. prime minister in from modi met queen elizabeth twice during trips to the u. k. he warmly remembered the queen showing him a handkerchief given to her by mahatma gandhi, the p. m. tweeted, she'll be remembered as a stalwart about times she provided inspiring leadership to her nation and people, personified dignity and decency and public life. are deli bureau chief am read a chima, joins us. so we saw modi's message of condolence. what's been the reaction in india then tributes have been pouring in since the news came in and the news came in in india late last night, so that most of the newspapers did will catch more than just a short headlight. on the news of the queen's passing, but there's another stuf

queen elizabeth, and her precious corgis. her father was fascinated with the unique breed. in 1933. and when elizabeth was gifted her own, susan, for her 18th birthday, there was no separating them. the dog, even accompanying the princess and prince philip on their honeymoon. she would own more than 30 over the course of her reign, most descended from her first dog, susan, even creating a new breed, a dachshund and a corgi, a dorgi. >> she was a very busy working woman, and they provided a release from that pressure. >> reporter: princess diana, once saying, the dogs preceded her majesty like a moving carpet. pop culture icons in their own right. with their own cameo in the 2012 olympics. a corgi, lighting up the sky at her platinum jubilee. the queen stopped breeding dogs later in life. not wanting to leave any young pup behind. tonight she is reportedly survived by four loyal dogs, with her until the end. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions this is abc7 news. >> from heaton mountain haze to hays, wild burning across the state are causing smoke

this is a deep and private loss for them. yet is one we all share. because queen elizabeth created a special personal relationship with us, all that relationship was built on the attributes that defined her reign, her total commitment to service and duty, a deep devotion to the country, the commonwealth, and the people she loved. in return for that, we loved her. and it is because of that great. shad love that we grieve to die for the 70 glorious years of her reign. app queen was at the heart of this nation's life. she did not simply rain over us. she lift alongside us. she shad in our hopes and our fears. add joy and now pain out good times and out bad. our queen played a crucial role as the threat between the history we cherish and the present. we own a reminder, the child generational battle against the evil of fascism or the emergence of a new britain out of the rubble of the 2nd world will do not only belong to the past. but all the inheritance of each and every one of us. a reminder that the creativity, the hard work, the enterprise that is always defined, this nation

of all mankind grown to us with thy servant, queen elizabeth, and all the faithful departed, though sure, benefits. so sy, some say, think passion and glorious resurrection fact in the long stay. when all things are gathered up in christ, we may with them enjoy the fullness of thy promises. through jesus christ, our lord. ah, let launch your heart be troubled. he believed in god. believe also in me. in my father's house, are many mansions. if it were not, so i would have told you i go to prepare a place for you. and if i go and prepare a place for you, i will come again and receive you unto myself that where i am there ye may be all says and with a i go ye none. and the way ye know, thomas says unto him, lord, we know not with us are garish. and how can we know the way jesus says unto him, i am the way the truth and for life no man cometh unto the father, bought by me. o merciful god, the father of our lord jesus christ, who is the resurrection and the life in whom whosoever believe it shall live though he die and who have whosoever liveth and believe within him shall not die eternally .

she came and they had a dinner in 1991, lady bird with queen elizabeth 2. nificant than in 1976 when she got an opportunity to be part of america's bicentennial celebration. >> and the dance with president ford. the queen has made historic trips. like her visit to china in '86, her visit to ireland in 2011. what did these trips mean for the uk and did she have an impact on how things ended up around the world? >> right now they are mourning the death like we are in the united states almost on par with the uk. and she was -- bill clinton had the best line i've read in that she was born into a circumstance, she had no choice of, but she really could have been on her own a cracker jack politician and a diplomat. and that is a rare combination. and nobody really knew whether she was right or left, was she a tory or a unionist. i mean, she was able to kind of go -- enter a kind of zone unto herself. and that made her welcomed everywhere. and so in china, there could not be a higher honor britain could have offered to have queen elizabeth as representative of the

and just be part of this tremendous moment in time. the formal notice of queen elizabeth'sng was posted on the gates of the palace behind me, on thursday, as part of the royal tradition. church bells have been toiling across the country, and we are expecting more of that in the coming days. and we will also hear from her oldest son, then you came, charles a third, who will address the nation in the coming hours. he and other members of the royal family have rushed to balmoral in scotland on thursday where the queen spent her final days. she leaves behind a complex legacy, but few can doubt her steadfast dedication to this country. and how much she will be missed. we've been hearing people say, it feels like we've lost a grandmother. when the news of her death was announced, this was the side over wenzel council, a double rainbow spread across the sky. a color she might have appreciated. during her 70-year reign, she wore suits with matching hats and every color of the rainbow. let's bring in nick robinson live for you in inverness verdun, in scotland. and nick, the first mi

but though did bestow upon thy daughter elizabeth, and which she short forth among us in her words and deeds. and grant that we may have grace to live our lives in accordance with thy will to seek the good of others and to remain faithful servants until our lives ends through jesus christ owed lot. ah man, confident in god's love and compassion. let us pray for all those whose hearts are heavy with grief and sorrow. almighty god, father of all mercies and giver of all conflict, deal graciously, we pray thee. with those whom moon that's casting every care auntie. they may know the consolation of thy love. through jesus christ, our lord let us pray for his majesty the king and all the royal family that they may know the sustaining power of god love, and the practical fellowship of gods people. oh mighty god. the fountain of all goodness, we humbly beseech thee to bless our most gracious sovereign lord, king charles camilla. the queen, consort william, prince of wales, and all the royal family. endure them with thy holy spirit. enrich them with thy heavenly grace. prosper them with all ha

royal family return to britain elizabeth and phillip separated for four month and within weeks engagement say we're in love that queen sang all of the time off and it was their song. ♪ ♪ >> the wedding itself was a huge celebration westminster abbey queen and fabulous dress pearls and silk and huge amount of presents so much presents miles and miles of them displayed in james's palace. >> married life was very happy for the duke and dutchessings now called prince charles born 12 months after the wedding princess ann arrived couple of years later and 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

royal family return to britain elizabeth and phillip separated for four month and within weeks engagementre in love that queen sang all of the time off and it was their song. ♪ ♪ >> the wedding itself was a huge celebration westminster abbey queen and fabulous dress pearls and silk and huge amount of presents so much presents miles and miles of them displayed in james's palace. >> married life was very happy for the duke and dutchessings now called prince charles born 12 months after the wedding princess ann arrived couple of years later and 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 j

and it was that deeply at the heart of queen elizabeth 2nd. she came here as a young girl and continue to spend her summers here pretty much all the way through her life. it is a place that the whole family of the gods as private, as relaxing very often. the family was seen walking around the grounds with very little security, already seen driving through the streets of the local villages and talking to local people, which very much endeared them to the local community and made the community feel that they were very protective of oil companies. for the cream of remaining more but it will be understand i'm trying to call you at a later session to the while mile. and i was going to go up to john pito, which i've already asked him to rest briefly before they transferred me to london. i know you probably won't have time to rest ahead of the funeral. arrangements can be carried out there, but in the meantime, people still come, the moral, still intending to pay their respects to the only morning and many of them have ever known. well, let's take a l

what a unique position in the hearts and minds of people queen elizabeth occupied. you're seeing people young and old coming out in the thousands, thronging the gates of buckingham palace. it's just over there. there's that red tarmaced avenue that leads right to it. i've spoken to a lot of people young and old. there's a bit of a distinction of the people from the older generation for whom the queen has -- they have grown up with her. she has been in every aspect of their lives for their whole lives. the fact that she's gone is an enormous emotional change. it's a little bit different for the younger generation. i think what's striking is that there's still a lot of young people out there that have enormous amount of respect for the queen. actually i've got a young family here with us just for a quick taste of that. sorry, what was your name again? >> georgina. >> reporter: and emily and max. i know you're busy, you've got your flowers there. emily, let me ask you, why have you come here today? >> i came here because i'm very sad that she's gone. it's quite hard to

"queen elizabeth ii: the legacy, the life." and at 9:00 p.m. ght, a two-hour special edition of "20/20," "queen elizabeth ii: a royal life." of course, we hope you'll join us right here tonight. >>> and later here on this newscast, the queen and a message she delivered not so long ago, and we thought it fitting to play it for you again tonight. that's in a moment. >>> in the meantime, we move onto the other news this thursday evening and the deadly shooting spree terrorizing memphis. ezekiel kelly accused of killing four people and wounding three others. allegedly driving through the city, shooting people at random. livestreaming the attacks on facebook, police say. parts of the city ordered to shelter in place for several hours. arrested following a high speed chase. the mayor condemning what he calls a senseless murder rampage. >>> tonight, long-time trump ally steve bannon has pleaded not guilty to state charges of money laundering, conspiracy, and fraud in new york. bannon surrendering today, arriving in court in handcuffs. prosecutors accus

elizabeth and britain's leader. so stay tuned for that and will leave you with some images of the life and times and reign of queen elizabeth the 2nd of the united kingdom. ah oh i ah ah ah, a ended listening place of long the mediterranean sea, a star at jafar abdul karim drift along with born modern lifestyle.