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what is it, though, about queen elizabeth anne and her reign that makes most britons, or whether they support the monarchy or not, feel slightly bereft this evening? well, i mean, the answer to that is quite simple. and it's longevity whether you have republican tendencies or whether you're in that die hard monarchists. you can't ignore the huge historic value of this particular moment in time. she has been the backdrop to several generations of people's lives here. not any in the united kingdom, but across what was the british empire that became the commonwealth. as i was saying earlier, she's paid a very much a superficial role of i've being a figurehead on everything from coins to slight stamps the to bank notes. but she's also very much a key political figure as well without overtly being political. she is the head of state and as such, plays an important role with the transfer of power, which is what we've seen in this hugely important week with boys johnson, the former prime minister, leaving office and the new prime minister list trust becoming a prime minister. it is down to h

scott petti >> glen kerrin pettit >> dominick pezzulo >> kaleen elizabeth pezzuti >> kevin pfeifer >> tu-anh pham >> kenneth phelan >> sneha annps >> suzette eugenia piantieri >> ludwig john picarro >> matthew m picerno >> joseph oswald pick >> christopher pickford >> dennis j pierce >> bernard pietronico >> nicholas p pietrunti >> theodoros pigis >> susan elizabeth pinto >> we miss you so much. life has not been the same since you have been gone. we experienced a whole pandemic. even reading nance today. we miss you and love you so much. we remember you, we need you. please continue to watch over us. thank you. >> and my daughter. maria, i don't know when this weight and my chest is going to go away. i guess it won't until they laid me down beside you. i just want to let you know that when you went away you have five nieces and nephews. i just want you to know that we will talk to you -- to them about you, we will always let them know that you would have been the cool out because of the way you spoiled the first two. they are losing so much not having you around. thank you and thank you to all the first responders and everybo

of course, this a funeral of queen elizabeth anne eve. you mentioned that the public them and how are these ceremonies and rituals, and the, the pomp and circumstance being received by the public. what do they make of it all? dell asked us williams in question. something. justin, well be the archbishop country said earlier, probably rings true. he said that rituals hold us. and i think what he meant by that is that whenever there is a period of emotional intensity or, oh, something almost unfathomable, something that's challenging for people to get their heads around rituals kick in. they form a role. they provide structure around which a nation can grieve, make sense of what's happened and move on. of course, as an awful lot of pomp and ceremony to all of this, it's a reminder of how long and how steeped in history the monarchy is. the fact that sir, that sir the new king and queen consort, spoke in westminster hall that is 900 years old, the scene of many banquets held by the likes of henry the 8th. it was where that had saint thomas mo

not only the coffin of queen elizabeth but also her family right behind and you see prince william now the prince of wales next in line behind his father and princess annellips is part of the procession. there is prince andrew and the world of snow den, princess margaret, the sister of queen elizabeth's son. this is the absolute inner circle of her family and the people who meant the most to her. a couple of vehicles at the end of this procession, those are carrying the spouses of william and harry and also queen camilla and sophia, part of this as well. it is a stunning sight, dana. i think it's conveyed in the images you are looking at right now down the mile. it is an absolute perfection, beautiful. you will look at this video, which hasn't happened in 70 years, this kind of procession. i think if you step outside of the procession you see people holding up iphones and the way the world is now. the central core of this going down the mile now is very similar in many ways to what you would have seen during king george vi's funeral when elizabeth was a 25-year-old girl. i think that's why people has been a strong connection to her. she has been there s

anne-marie green. this morning the world is paying tribute to queen elizabeth. britain's longest reigning monarch died yesterday at the age of 96. a formal announcement of her passing was posted on the gate of buckingham palace earlier in the day. members of the royal family raced to her bedside at balmoral castle, her summer residence, when her health took a turn for the worst. her oldest son, charles, immediately became king and is expected to address the nation today. in a statement he called his mother's death a moment of the greatest sadness for me and all members of my family. tina kraus is at windsor castle outside of london with more on all of this. tina, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it is a quiet morning here at windsor after a night filled with tributes and tears over the death of queen elizabeth. her son, now king charles iii, will address a nation in mourning. outside london's buckingham palace, a large crowd sang britain's national anthem -- ♪ god save the queen ♪ across the nation people are looking back on the life and legacy of the qu

queen elizabeth coffin now rests here in buckingham palace behind me, after being flown from scotland to london on tuesday, accompanying the coffin at every stop has been princess annend a privilege to be with her mother on her final journey. cnn's isa soares looks at how the princess royal has been a constant support for the queen and for the monarchy. >> as the queen's coffin continued its route from st. giles ' cathedral and edinburgh, what cameras focused on king charles, onlookers may have missed the queen's second child, princess anne stood dutifully alongside. elizabeth only daughter was by her mother's bedside on thursday, fitting then that she should accompany procession. when the coffin entered the palace of hollywood house afternoon are just six hour journey, and performed a final poignant curtsy. her efforts often go unnoticed. in 2021, she carried out 387 engagements, two more than her elder brother. and she maintains involvement with hundreds of charities. during the pandemic, the queen turned to anne for help with their first zoom call. >> should have six people on your screen. >> yes, but i can see for, anyway. >> okay, very. well >> if you can't see

anne secured the future. elizabeth's coronation 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 anne'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 foundations of the royal 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 passin

if you've justjoined us, in the past few minutes queen elizabeth's four children, king charles, anne, princess royal, prince andrew the duke of york and prince edward the earl of wessex have held a vigil around the queen's coffin in westminster hall. these are pictures from the "vigil of the princes" as it's called, with all four royals in ceremonial military uniform accompanying the coffin for 15 minutes. the queen's eight grandchildren are expected to do the same tomorrow. and this is the scene outside the hall. thousands of people are queuing to pay their respects to the queen. this is the scene outside the hall. thousands of people still waiting to pay their respects to the queen. the wait time is 2a hours. thank you very much. it has to be said that this was perhaps the most striking aspect of the ceremonial here in westminster hall over the last few days as the queens coffin was brought here on wednesday. we have had thousands of people queueing to pay their respects, but the arrival of the king and his sister and his two brothers were undoubtedly something that people are very

elizabeth ii. behind her you see the crown on top, that is hearse following is queen anne's. every moment of this, including the prominent role of princess anne, in some ways -- this won't be the right choice of words, but queen elizabeth's last words, or last statement, last mission. >> one of the key things here is that the planners were worried that there would be a crush, too many people coming to london, so they do have these moments like in scotland whereby people can come and say that they saw the hearse pass by. it's kind of tricky these days to even know -- right now outside it's raining here in london. i'm really struck where every single block down near buckingham palace and near where she's going to lie in state at westminster has new guards on it. the metal gates have gone up, the guards have come out, there's all kinds of people that have kind of reflective gear. they're going to be standing there overnight, like crossing guards. but i think there is kind of a little bit of an unease ahead of time. what if everyone is listening to the radio, there's been wall-to

anne. cbs's elizabeth palmer is in edinburgh. united in grief.he first time in more than two years princes william and harry appeared together with their wives to greet the crowds outside windsor castle. cbs's charlie d'agata has more on the touching reunion. >>> remembering 9/11. 21 years after the worst attack ever on american soil we remember the lives lost. >> it took a tragedy to unite our country. >> reporter: cbs's jericka duncan is at ground zero in new york. khv regi. cbs's with ukraine's new military advances. ♪ >>> and on this anniversary of 9/11 we look back at the queen's message to america and the tradition she broke to honor the lives lost. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." reporting tonight from london. >>> tonight queen elizabeth ii's final journey begins after her coffin was driven through the scottish countryside from her summer home at balmoral castle to holyroodhouse palace in edinburgh. tens of thousands of mourners lined the roads to pay their respects to their beloved queen, the longest-serving monarch in b

all of that was to change, however, when elizabeth's uncle prince edward abdicated his right to rule to mary annmerican divorce say. elizabeth's father reluctantly took the throne becoming king george the #th in 1936. 10-year-old elizabeth became his heir. at age 14, the home schooled princess began to perform royal duties as well as doing her bit when her country was embroiled in world war 2. in 1945 at age 18. the young princess trained as a driver and mechanic in the women's auxiliary service. she and her sister later joined other britains to celebrate ve day. she also had a sweet heard third cousin prince philip of greece. the couple were engaged to be married shortly after the principal he's 21st birthday. the royal wedding held in november of 1947 in london's westminster abby brightened with gloom of the post war years. the following year the couple's first child charles, the prince of wales was born. he was followed by princess anne in 1950. prince andrew and prince edward in 1952 while in kenya, elizabeth learned her father, the king, had died. she was now at the age of 25, the queen of

why queen elizabeth's four children, king charles, princess anne, prince andrew and pence -- prince edwardd a vigil around the queens coffin. it lasted 15 minutes with all four royals and ceremonial military uniform accompanying the coffin. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ judy: good evening, on the newshour tonight, the cost of war. ukrainian authorities recover bodies for mass graves found in the territory. we discussed the tenuous state of the where with ukraine's foreign minister. >> this is our country. we will fight as long as it is needed to restore the integrity of ukraine. judy: then, the investigations. a judge appoints an outside expert to review the classified document seized in t

princess anne stood dutifully aside. elizabeth'sther's bedside on thursday, fitting that she should accompany the procession. when the coffin entered the palace after an arduous six- hour journey, princess anne performed a final curtsy. of the queen's four children, it was princess anne who was by her side along the full route from the castle to edinburgh. she will not escort her mother as she makes her final journey to london. her efforts often go unnoticed. in 2021, she carried out 387 engagements, two more that her elder brother. she maintains involvement with hundreds of charities. during the pandemic, the queen turned to princess anne for help with her first zoom call. >> you should have six people on your screen. >> i only see four. >> you don't me, you know what i look like. reported over the weekend she said there was no manual on how to be a royal as you learn by father with -- following the examples of her mother. >> don't worry about fashion, the things that come and go, but the bedrock of society. >> reporter: 16th in li

tyranny of elizabeth quickly joined the fight she was taught to lead months they were married in westminster abbey a year later their first child charles was born two years later daughter anne the king was ill with cancer elizabeth last saw her father in february 1952 while on tour in east africa at the time of his death elizabeth's father was in kenya, the news that she is now queen was told by her husband, britain was stunned by the death of the king who ruled the country, the lessons of the war, but quickly accepted her new queen coronation elizabeth in june 1953 became one of the biggest celebrations in the recent history of britain. elizabeth was a super-arena and the head of not only the united kingdom, but also british territories on all continents. somewhere already in spring, the young queen was very popular in the world. it is believed that in australia, three quarters of them saw her with their own eyes population but in the 60s, in the days of the beatles, the social mood began to change ; in the tape, the royal family showed how the queen works and rests in the circle of the family, the 80th for the queen and her family began with great hopes, the wedding of pr

and the children the marriage produced-- first charles and then anne-- secured the future. elizabeth's coronation 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 of 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 anne'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 unravel other of the marriage of the heir to the throne seemed to shake the very foundations of the royal 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 pa

ball , almost all family members rushed to the balmorela, the older children elizabeth ii, prince charles and princess anne prince andrew edward and grandson william went to scotland from the united states, even the scandalous prince harry, who lost his title after the death of her majesty, came into effect, and the plan, nicknamed operation london bridge , was developed and a document with clear instructions on what to do after the death of the queen was constantly updated during the last decades, and elizabeth personally took part in it. according to the plan, the news that she had died was to be first reported by her personal secretary to the british prime minister and to speak with address to the nation the death of her majesty the queen is a huge shock to the nation and the world queen elizabeth ii was the rock on which modern great britain was built today the crown passes as it has for over a thousand years to our new monarch our new head of state his majesty king charles iii prince a more precisely, the king is now the third. by the way, he is almost the only one from the royal family who will comme

anne-marie green. the national mourning in the uk continues today in memory of queen elizabeth ii. here you can see the queen's coffin at st. giles' cathedral in edinburgh, scotland. a memorial s h majesty was held er stood i lon ian is windsor ctle what t expt today. ian, good morning. >>orter:ood morning, anne-marie. eventually all eyes are going to be on london. the queen's body is going to be flown from scotland, escorted by her daughter anne, and escorted to london and received by her son king charles. queen elizabeth returns to england today after the nation's longest reigning monarch died at her estate in balmoral last week. on monday thousands passed by her flag-draped coffin. her four children including king charles accompanied the hearse in a solt em employee session along the mile and into the church. >> it was a very special moment. >> reporter: in a visit to scotland's parliament, king charles iii expressed gratitude for the country's tributes to the queen. >> through all of her years of reign, the queen found in the hills of its land and t hearts of its people a haana

let mejust show let me just show those pictures again from westminster hall were queen elizabeth children, princess annerk and prince edward have held a vigil around the queen poz mccaughan. the visual of the princes as it is called lasted 15 minutes with all four royals in ceremonial military uniform standing around the coffin. the queen's eight grandchildren are expected to do the same tomorrow. and we can look at live pictures of that huge queue, thousands and thousands of people still queueing. they have until the wait could be 2a hours to have the opportunity to pay their respects and walked past the queen's coffin. you're watching bbc news. it has been feeling chilly out there across some parts of the uk today and we stick with that cool feel overnight and into the weekend. largely dry, but cool days and rather cold nights ahead, not tonight. this is the earlier satellite picture and while many pictures saw spells of sunshine, we had spells of rain over northern ireland and wales and then on the eastern chorused where it has been windy and it will stay breezy here overnight. quite big waves crashi

. >>> well, the tributes for queen elizabeth keep pouring in with her daughter, princess royal anne, saying in a statement today that she was fortunate to share the last 24 hours of my dearest mother's life. cbs's charlie d'agata is bughce ♪ >> reporter: the queen left her beloved second home of scotland for the final time late this afternoon,er the last of the mourners paid their respects in edinburgh. a royal air force jet waited to receive its precious cargo before spiriting the queen into the late summer sky for a short flight back to london. the bearer party delivered the coffin to a waiting hearse, and then the cortege left for buckingham palace. [ applause ] arriving early this evening to cheering applause from thousands of the queen's most loyal royal subjects. inside, the coffin was received privately by king charles and queen consort camilla and all the queen's children and grandchildren, plus spouses. before dashing back to london, the new king made an historic first trip outside mainland britain as monarch, visiting northern ireland. the first visit from a king in around

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in the next half hour, queen elizabeth's four children — king charles, anne, the princess royal, princestand vigil around the queen's coffin in westminster hall. these are live pictures from the hall, where the late queen elizabeth is lying in state and where a stream of mourners continues to pass her coffin to pay their respects, after queuing for many hours. we will bring new continued special coverage of that vigil shortly with all four royals — coverage of that vigil shortly with all four royals and _ coverage of that vigil shortly with all four royals and ceremonial military uniform accompanying the coffin for 15 minutes. the queen's eight grandchildren are expected to do the same tomorrow. earlier, king charles paid his first official visit to wales, bringing to a conclusion his tour of the four uk home nations since becoming monarch. the king attended a service of prayer and reflection for the late queen at llandaff cathedral in cardiff. the king and the queen consort, camilla, also visited the senedd, where he responded to a motion of condolence in both english and welsh, reflec

the tributes for queen elizabeth keep pouring in for her daughter. princess anne saying in a statement today she was fortunate to share the last 24 hours of my dearest mother's life. cbs's charlie d'agata is outside buckingham palace. >> reporter: the queen left her beloved second home of scotland for the final time late this afternoon, after the last of the mourners paid their respects in edinburgh. a royal air force jet waited to receive its precious cargo, before spiriting the queen into the late summer sky, for a short flight back to london. the bearer party delivered the coffin to a waiting hearse and the courters left for buckingham palace, arriving early this evening to cheering applause from thousands of the queen's most loyal subjects. >> they've waited for house in the rain for this mo men courthouse occasion, for this final home coming to witness history unfold. inside, the coffin was received privately by king charles and queen consort camilla and all the queen's children and grandchildren plus spoe before dashing back to london, the new king made an h

elizabeth. queen charles and his three siblings, princess ann, prince edward and andrew, they will stand in silencefour corners of their mother's casket you see the picture -- the scottish regiment standing vigil and paying respects as they walk past. that will stop while the thousands of people who have been waiting for it to -- their chance to go past the coffin, they will be paused for a time while the princes and royal family stand vigil. outside is richard suarez with the number of people waiting to get inside to pay respects. >> reporter: indeed. it's been as you have said, richard, a day of great outpouring of love we've seen throughout the day. let me give you a sense. i'm on a side street of the royal mile. i want to give you a sense how many people are lining up to really pay tribute and pay their respects, a final farewell let's say to queen elizabeth ii. this goes into a park called the meadows and beyond that. a police officer i was speaking to early says they're expecting between 60 and 70,000 people. now, it is moving. it's moving quicker than i thought it would be but the people tha

candidate as one adviser advisor told us tour event at the second reason is about george of the six ann elizabeth the second had an absolutely clear understanding of the constitutional parameters of the role of the monarchy, and neither of them ever straight outside that role. in the case of the queen despite repeated attempts to pull her into political controversies included the first black member was in 1974 we had a home parliament and there was article after article in the press in those days saying that the queen should intervene should pull the parties together the two big parties perhaps the three big parties to form some sort of -- she refuse and she was absolute right to refuse to do it. she was insistent in that all the way through. and that's her great legacy monarchy survived because she observed that is absolutely correct constitutional parameters and to think we can all hope that if the new king as i'm sure he will observe that those parameters and has the dedication to public service which is already demonstrated, he can reunite and draw together a nation which is bitterly divided

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elizabeth died. the queen's 3 younger children, princes, ann, prince, andrew and prince edward were among those that viewed the floral tribute following a private service at the scottish estate. rob matheson has more from balmoral and scotland. a small convoy of green range rovers the cars usually used to carry members of the royal family made its way from balmoral castle to catholic church, which is just down the road from where we are now for a private ceremony. that was the 1st time that the members of the royal family had been staying here at abominable castle since the death of queen elizabeth had been seen in public. a short time later, the cars returned to and made their way back up the driveway. it was a significant moment from many of the people who had been standing here waiting to cross the bridge on carrying flowers and other tributes and to pay their last respects to queen elizabeth, who died here at the castle on thursday afternoon when the cause reached the main gates of the castle, the cause stops and the occupants got out. we saw a princess and we saw prince andrew. we so prince edw

shery: leigh-ann gerrans with the latest on the death and life of queen elizabeth ii.nue to see the impact around the world, we heard from the australian prime minister. we are also hearing from the asa -- they will keep their hours under normal conditions but will be observing a one minutes silence at 11:00 a.m. local time. coming up, we turn to china and ahead of the cpi numbers due today. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: china's consumer price inflation likely edged down in august. let's get more from our chief asia correspondent. it really seems china is one of the very few countries around the world where pricing aces have not taken such a big toll. tell us about what we are expecting and how much leeway this gives to the pboc. >> these numbers today look firm. a big divergence with china and the global inflation story. consumer prices expected to come and softer, mostly reflecting an easing on food prices. pork prices up a little bit, but vegetables taking pressure off the headline reading. core inflation will be softer. that's after being soggy consumer mood. because

first, anne soy reports from kenya, the country princess elizabeth was visiting when she received newsn at the age of 25. newsreel: the royalvisitors stepped off into the hot - sunshine of nairobi. february 1952. the then princess elizabeth came to kenya to represent her ailing father. it was here that she would become queen after his unexpected death. and from her car, the princess took many feet of film... it was a tour of duty, but she and her husband took time to also enjoy the colony's vast wildlife. they stayed at her secluded that once stood here. they stayed at her secluded treehouse that once stood here. the hunters that accompanied her said for the first time in history of the world, a young girl climbed into a tree one day a princess and claimed out from the tree the next day a queen. she took the reins at a time of great change in africa. colonies gained independence and became republics. as head of the commonwealth, the queen reached out and helped bring them into the fold. she made bold moves. here she is seen dancing with a black man for the first time, ghana's president

king charles iii, princess ann, prince andrew and prince edward dutifully honoring in death the life of their dearest mama, the queen. queen elizabethalready mother to a young prince charles and princess ann when she unexpectedly ascended to the throne at just 25 years old. it forced her to suddenly be far less hands on as a parent. >> so it was difficult for her to balance both of those parts of her life. >> reporter: the heavy demand of the crown meant she and prince philip were often away for months at a time. during their two older children's more formative years something that changed once their younger children andrew and edward were born. >> she's much more in the mode of being a queen, she's proved herself. she's proved the political naysayers around her all wrong. when she has andrew and edward in a different stage, she has more time to devote to them. >> reporter: for charles, heir to the throne, it was a childhood that was difficult. charles felt excluded, warm, wasn't very sympathized with, that the queen mother was a particular friend to him but his parents were not particularly sympathetic to him. >> reporter: charles'

thousands now waiting 20 hours in line to pay their respects to queen elizabeth king charles, his brothers and his sister, princess anne. standing vigil at the queen's coffin. former soccer star david beckham among those in line for hours. you will hear what beckham said about it all after leaving westminster. james longman in london views on this immigration showdown here in the us what's happened now to dozens of men, women and children flown to martha's vineyard. where are they now? and florida's governor , ron de santis. what he's now saying were these migrants from florida or did he fly them from texas president biden slamming the republican governors behind this, accusing them of using migrants as props. tonight the governor's responding, saying, do something about immigration via real. in texas, the war in ukraine tonight, the new horror revealed after the russians left and these newly liberated areas crosses marking the graves of an entire family. and tonight with vladimir putin now says about his goal in ukraine and russia's timing for this tonight. former president trump and mara lago, a florida judge, ruling

anne courtesying as her mother's casket was carried into the palace here. all of it part of a journey that began 180 miles away at her beloved balmoral oak coffin carrying queen elizabeth,flowers, among the queen's favorite, sweet peas from the scottish estate. her daughter, princess anne, part of the procession. traveling slowly through the breathtaking scottish countryside. in this village, silence, as the hearse passed through. along the way, people paying their final respects to the monarch who touched their hearts. here, hushed reverence. but then applause. >> i find it to be emotional. it's almost like saying good-bye to a family member. it's just really, really upsetting. >> reporter: along the route, small but significant gestures to honor elizabeth's life. here you see horses and riders at attention, as she passes by. and then there were tractors, a tribute by local farmers. then on to coastal areas and bigger cities. and then, where thousands lined the streets, clapped for their monarch. after the queen's ferry crossing bridge, people getting out of their cars on the highway hoping to catch a glimpse. and then, finally, as the hearse reached today's final des

britain's royal family found crowds outside bar moral castle, where queen elizabeth died, queens, 3 younger children, princess anne, prince andrew and prince edward were among those that viewed the floral tributes following a private service at a scottish estate will for many here in this country and around the world, queen elizabeth was the only monarch vader ever known for madison is outside bar moral castle, where mourners have been leaving tributes. a small convoy of green range rovers the cars usually used to carry members of the royal family made its way from balmoral castle to coffee church, which is just down the road from where we are now for a private ceremony. that was the 1st time that the members of the royal family had been staying here, acts of amore castle since the death of queen elizabeth had been seen in public a short time later, the cause returned to and made their way back up the driveway. it was a significant moment from many of the people who had been standing here waiting to cross the bridge on carrying flowers and other tributes and to pay their last respects to queen elizabeth, who died

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princess ann, the only daughter of queen elizabeth ii coming down from edinburgh where it landed making a 15 mile journey to buckingham palace. she will also be walking behind her husband vice admiral and her son peter phillips. the queen is survived by four children, eight grant children and 12 great grandchildren. a lot of these figures will be seen. one figure the media will be heavily focused on, meghan markle who is fair to say has had a fractious relationship. >> nina, thank you. outside of buckingham palace. scott mcclain is down by the thames. he has a view of the houses of parliament and behind you there and there are people already cuing as i understand it with some hours to go before the coffin reaches that building behind you. and they are given an opportunity to actually pay their last respects. >> reporter: yeah. it's remarkable to think, becky, that the people who are in line right now and we're still about nine hours to go before the public will be allowed in to file past the coffin, they'll be able to do that for maybe 30 seconds or a minute. most of the people that you

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elizabeth and her family. just as a reminder, the only family member who's here with us at this stage is princess anne, the only daughter of philip and elizabeth, as they arrive. and we are about to see this coffin lifted and brought into the throne room at holyrood where it will rest until tomorrow when it will be taken to st. giles cathedral in edinburgh. >> i was so struck by the crowds that lined the streets. let's pause again and listen in. [background sounds] [background sounds] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [background sounds] howard: there you see it with precision and, you know, i find myself getting a little emotional now that the queen has arrived on this stop of her final journey. as jonathan hunt was saying earlier, there's something about seeing the casket that brings home the finality of the woman, the monarch who over 70 years of age, had been in our lives for so long. so many prime ministers, 15, i believe, 14 american presidents. and, of course, the queen of -- martha: yeah, that's right, howie. these are the royal archers that you see, scottish royal archers. they have a

anne prince's. andrew and edward stood silently with their backs to the coffin of queen elizabeth, members of the public who had lined up for hours filed past the casket. among thousands of mourners in the miles long queue was former soccer star, david beckham. the line is about 8 kilometers long making along the bank of that ever depth. people keep flocking in david beckham just one of 1000th who joined to pay respect to the queen. he waited for more than 13 hours, passing time, chatting with me, both in the queue and fans taken phil fif. i left that for this moment. in asia to have someone that has led us the way. her majesty has led us for the amount of time with kindness with karen and anne always reassures the lines so well so much that it had to be passed temporarily. he was getting with the keys in fine. everybody's been in great moods and very happy spirit. official. 3 people, me have to stand in line for more than 24 hours before reaching westminster hoyt for doors who finally reached the destination. it's a thunder moment. finally, to be able to say good bye to the queen, a conduct a conduct p

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william and charles have rushed to be by the queen's side joined by princess anne already in scotland because queen elizabeth's doctors are concerned for her health. >> carley: that's exactly right. and with that we're going to hand it over to bill and dana on america's news room.3 >> bill: queen elizabeth under medical supervision. her four children have traveled to be with her and we're following the story. a moment of history as we look at her life, as we shall. >> dana: i'm dana perino. we're getting -- the 96-year-old canceled a meeting yesterday. following further evaluation this morning, the queen's doctors are concerned for her majesty's health and have recommended she remain under medical supervision. the queen remains comfortable and at balmoral. her country estate in the scottish highlands. greg palkot is reporting live from london with this news this morning. hi, greg. >> this is a country on edge. the last 90 minutes or so since we got the word from the royal household they're concerned about her health. new words we've never heard about queen elizabeth ii before. the whole country is concerned an