let�*s bring in elizabeth roads — one of the foremost experts in scottish heraldry and the secretaryior scottish order of knighthood. she was at the service in st giles cathedal a bit earlier and joins us from edinburgh. tell us more about how you found the service and how it affected you personally. service and how it affected you personally-— service and how it affected you personally. well, i think that it really brought _ personally. well, i think that it really brought it _ personally. well, i think that it really brought it home - personally. well, i think that it really brought it home when i personally. well, i think that it | really brought it home when you personally. well, i think that it - really brought it home when you were standing there, in my case, inches from the coffin, that this was the end of the most extraordinary era, which has been said by many people before, a time when nobody knew in this country anyone other than the queen as head of state. you suddenly realise this was a person, a human, the end of a life and it was extremely moving. in the end of a life a

it's suitable for both off road and asphalt elizabeth mercedes had suitable for all road surfaces and albania. gonna wait for him. german cars, a good business, the car we ran cost 80 years a day, but already has over 200000 kilometers on the clock. so it's long since paid for itself. no wonder how much relies on receipt us. but where does it get them from? from the vendor from dusseldorf, esa cologne often is very good. i disabled and you drove yourself? yes. oh, yes. 2200 kilometer duesseldorf, albania. again, last year year, i know the roads between germany and albania, better than here, between tarana and sir randa. i both our next stop is near the seaside resort of doris, with its picturesque beaches and albania, its main port. oh, oh, oh. oh, i mean, dot m a 22 year old who loves vintage cars and is a mechanic in a place that some albanians called mercy to city and she act together with his father hassan. he runs a workshop only for cars, but to start from what year is the car a 1980 so well 1987 hamilton. what looks good there. 2.5 lela l. demonica, 4 years years inside. ah, an

that the vivid mercedes fits perfectly with albanian roads it suitable for both off road and asphalt elizabeth mercedes was suitable for all road surfaces and albania. for him. german cars, a good business, the car we ran cost 80 years a day, but already has over 200000 kilometers on the clock. so it's long since paid for itself. no wonder m must rely on receipt us. but where does it get them from? from the, from her from dusseldorf, esa cologne often is very good. i disabled. and you drove yourself? yes. oh yes. 2200 kilometer duesseldorf, albania. again last year year i know the roads between germany and albania, better than here, between tarana and sir randa. i both, our next stop is near the seaside resort of doris, with its picturesque beaches and albania, its main port. oh, oh. oh, oh, i mean dot m a 22 year old who loves vintage cars and is a mechanic in a place that some albanians called mercy to city, check to get it with his father hassan. he runs a workshop only for cars with the start from what year is the car a 1980 so well 1987. hamilton. what looks good there. 2.5 liter, altamon

elizabeth, she was, she was scottish. the family does have deep scottish roots, and it will not be lost upon many that king james. the 1st came to inherit road from elizabeth the 1st and he was king of scott and the 2, the 2 kingdoms are very much united in terms of blood and history. where did a quite interesting, why thoughts of the death of queen elizabeth seconds in, in jail particular social media. there was this demand for the return of the famous gay nor diamond that was his india and was forced the, the air that the main jewel on the main part of the crown jewel. now apart from this, they said this aside, bony india, when you have part of the commonwealth, you have the queen. now the king as the head of the state, although a symbolic roll, doesn't this going to look one day, a very anachronistic idea that needs to go away with history. you know, i think it's necessary to understand that when you get to the farm road, this is to was very much there. then how would you during the fall and there was becoming but this was back in get it knocked 9. the king or the queen of england asked them why not, not? it's not, it's not the same relat

queen elizabeth coffin has arrived in the scottish copper to let them grow, traveling by road from bomber or question guide on thursday. the cost kids will remain at the official royal residence for the artist overnight. and monday, in procession, will take off in the streets of edinburgh, saint giles cathedral even which indeed of the news up next last year. he's reporter this life in afghanistan, since it sounded on return to pop, staging from one use at the top of the r. i m 80 my god, you know me and the rest of the team actually a company and we're interested in the global economy. our portfolio d, w business beyond here is a closer look at the project with.

elizabeth. the 2nd, the longest road in monona died at age 9670 old range from britain grand colonial era to much different role in now. it now has on the with good morning. good afternoon. good evening. wherever you are in the world, welcome to r t blue cross you live for moscow. i'm right to my, let's take a look at the top. so it's from last week. and the late just news will begin with the latest developments from the conflicts and ukraine. this weekend, as keith says, it has a vase in the northern parts of the front line in the heart of region, while russia analysis regrouping its troops and equipment from there to don't boss over the last 3 days. the map shows that the most recent changes on the battle feed russian measure forces were redeployed away from the area you see now we saw in test puzzles with ukraine. troops engaged in a counter offensive russian defense minutes. he says that these have been moved to the south to reinforce the operation in the region. all these correspondent roman casa rev, was there and sent us this report. well, after a relative, a silence over the last 3 days,

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the queen's mother as we knew her, that the careful upbringing of princess elizabeth and her younger sister, princess margaret roads was going to be a particular importance to prepare princess elizabeth for being queen. every parent does their best for their children. a bond was developed between the queen and her father that was as profound as any daughter can have for a father. whatever he did, it must have been entirely inspired, because while her family was dealing with the impediments that he had in a speaking, which made it public moments like a zone cancel in 1936 so difficult for the new king george the six, but at the same time,, the king took such immense confidence from his wife, queen elizabeth, and from his two daughters. they were really powerful family, the king used to call them the -- and of course as the eldest daughter, she had to be part of the stability for her father during the challenges of the second world war. now the war began only a few years after her father became king, there had been no isis from across in germany, as nationalism took a grip now, and during the war, the king stability

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the city's main road was named princess elizabeth highway when it opened, though since renamed freedom road after independence. time has healed only so much here. >> key trousers ended to the throne, this in itself marks a new beginning. i don't think a great good fraction of canyons will look at like like that. the more critical ones will remain critical. we will still continue to pose the uncomfortable questions. they will demand economic justice, political justice, and reparations. >> britain and kenya share a past and a future, both members of the commonwealth. the new king won't necessarily be a new beginning. sky news, in nairobi. >> back here with me again, dominic, the relationship between the monarchy in the commonwealth is at an interesting point. let's focus on kenyan particular because there is a special relationship there, given that that's where the queen found out that she was to be queen. >> she was told about her father's death in a tree house in kenya where she was on tour. that's where her reign began. she has a particular connection to kenya, to africa in south afri

elizabeth. the second mourners lined up the roads getting their final farewells as the queen's coffin is getting ready to be buried in saint george's chapel. let's check in with justin campbell is live in london. good morning, justin. >> and good morning rain and that funeral just wrapped up behind me and very moving a sermon that we heard. we heard a lot of music in seeing. let's go and you can actually see what's happening right now. we'll give you live pictures. you can the coffin right now making its way through the streets of central going to wellington arch, which is near buckingham palace on a gun this is thousands of people that have camped out that have been here for days and traveled across the world to get a chance to actually be able to see this moment. it is history after 70 years on the monarch, a lot of people don't feel that they will get the opportunity to ever see something like this happen again. but back out here live, this is this is full queen elizabeth was an eerie. >> westminster abbey. that is right behind take a look at the video. what we'll show you. i want to walk you

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elizabeth for 2nd coffin rely in edinburgh saint giles cathedral from today allowing mourners to pay their last respects on tuesday. it will be flown to london where the queen line state thousands line the roads on sunday to watch the light monex final journey from balmoral castle to edinburgh. the moment the body of queen elizabeth arrives in edinburgh the city's famous royal mile was packed with people waiting to catch a glimpse of her last journey. many in the scottish capital had camped out in anticipation of her arrival willis. this is 7 o'clock this morning. i mean, she's worked so hands horribly and it just seemed ray to come here in a slow and sombre procession. queen elizabeth's flat draped coffin was driven through the scottish countryside after leaving her beloved bon morrow castle, where her live of 96 years came to an end. thousands of scotch lined rural roads and highways to bid her a last farewell. i came here as a student bank this of into on says them seals the green. so i could move over to you to say goodbye to her as part of history. it's the fact that she has david consider whole life to fair thing of the nation. i just felt that was no real so wanted to be here. a to p m

you elizabeth's friendship with bush road washington, but actually her very close connection and relationship with her nephew who we are so grateful to her nephews descendants because they've been connected with mount vernon for for many many years, and i meant to mention that earlier so so they they're oh yeah go ahead landmarks and landmarks, correct, correct. um, so so there there however many great grandfathers john here powell this this is written by john powell's son samuel powell this little note and it's written in 1876 and samuel powell junior who was elizabeth's great nephew was born in 1818. so she very much knew him and he he was her little like her she calls him her little pet in multiple letters, which i think is very sweet. but this describes the 19th century so sometime after 1818 bush. washington when he was when he was writing the circuit when he was a supreme court justice probably much prior to this was eating dinner with elizabeth powell every sunday that he was in philadelphia. so this describes dinners that bushraud would attend with elizabeth and then john hair powell

queen elizabeth quoterush has arrived in edinburgh, thousands of scots lined rural roads and highways to bid a last farewell to the mana labs. crowds crowds also packed the heart of the scottish capital, wanting the royal mile from the castle. down to the palace of hollywood house with mourners, gathering early in the morning quince coffin belie at risk at some giles cathedral till it is flown to london. on tuesday. we have dw correspondent emily gordon standing by for us in it mer scotland. emily could to see you. what can you tell us about another day, full of pageantry in scotland. yes, anthony. so we're now at a borrower standing right behind the palace of hollywood house. it has started to poor. it's raining said the majority of people around here. i've actually gone home, but when we arrived here, the streets for absolutely packed, they will lining every road that we, that we passed almost and, you know, and, and when, when, when the cleans coffin arrives to you. so how people were throwing flowers into her way. you know, some people were praying, a lot of people were clapping a

elizabeth: attorney general ken paxton, thanks for joining us. "the evening edit" is hitting the road it. i'm elizabeth mac macdonald. you've been watching "the evening you would admit." -- evening edit. we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. kennedy: well, he did it, he finally did it. dr. anthony fauci at long last admitting what most of us have already known, his stupid lockdowns had a horrible effect on the economy, our mental health and especially our children. so how does he still have a job? as you know, lord fauci was the chief architect of the government's pandemic response. the school closures, the masks, the vaccine mandates and the lockdowns. well, he went on and on about all of it yesterday. dr. doom said the quiet part out loud, revealin

queen elizabeth quoterush has arrived in edinburgh. thousands of scots lined rural roads and highways to bid a last farewell to the monarch. lance crowds also packed the heart of the scottish capital lining, the royal mile from the castle down to the palace of hollywood house. mourners. gatherings from early in the morning, the queen's coffin will lie at rest instant, giles cathedral until it's flown to london on tuesday. ah correspondent nick mackie is in edinburgh forest. nick, give us a sense of the atmosphere there to day. how did the crowds react when the queen's coffin arrived at the palace of hollywood house? i was so it was so respectful. thousands came out to de la new streets, and that would include thousands of orange tourists who happened to be in the u. k or up in scotland on all the holidays. and of course, it was a so respectful, there was a polite applause there, the court made its way down the road, mildly standing. it was quite solemn. people just felt this, this is a history making for the foreign service. if the queen is, if he was the most famous woman the whole w

entering a new week in the morning for queen elizabeth her coffins reached edinburgh where people will get the chance to pay their respects. thousands line the roads on sunday to watch the late monex final journey from bell moral castle to the scottish capital. the moment the body of queen elizabeth arrives in edinburgh the city is famous, royal mile was packed with people waiting to catch a glimpse of her last journey. many in the scottish capital had camped out in anticipation of her arrival. this is 7 o'clock this morning. i mean, she's worked so hard, horribly, an a just seemed ray to come here. in a slow and somber procession. queen elizabeth's flat draped coffin was driven through the scottish countryside after leaving her beloved by morrow castle, where her live of 96 years came to an end. thousands of scotch lined rural roads and highways to bid her a last farewell. i came here at the student bank. this event dawn says this is the green. so i could move over to you to say a good way to ha, it's part of history. it's the fact that she has dedicated her whole life to fair thing. of the reason i just felt that was no way i also wanted to be h

queen elizabeth adored these horses. she herself roadurmese, her favorite, for years. >> i think the fondness stems from her childhood, experiencing the ride at such a young age, seeing all of the horses and the riders in red. just having that connection to canada. >> reporter: by the queen's own admission, that connection was profound. she considered canada her second home, visited the country more than any other, was its queen for nearly half of canada's existence. >> many people felt they had some kind of personal connection to her. >> reporter: and it is that personal connection that so endeared the queen to canadians. katherine clark, daughter of former prime minister joe clark, remembers a late-night royal event she attended as a young girl. the queen asked her, what are you still doing here? >> i said, i'm still here because i can't leave until you leave. so i'm waiting for you to leave. and she said, well, then let's leave together, shall we? and off we trotted together. and chatted all the way to the elevator. >> reporter: it is

coverage throughout the day here on al jazeera, thousands of people expected to line the road to bid farewell to clean elizabeth. the 2nd will have continuing coverage throughout the day. once again, here on our jessia, as turn our attention to some of days avenues now in ukraine. russia's grape on the northeast and concave region appears to be weakening. ukrainian troops have made significant territorial gains in their counter offensive. taking control of 2 cities on russian supply roads, moscow has withdrawn its forces, saying its regrouping and operations at the russian house operation. nuclear power plant have been fully stopped. the state agency in charge of europe's largest power plant says it has disconnected the 6 unit of the plant from the par, great, given elizondo has more from keith at europe's biggest nuclear plant, the zappa asia nuclear plant that is in ukrainian territory, but has been controlled by russian forces for months now, the ukrainian, a ukrainian, a nuclear agency is informing us now that they have shut down that power plant shut down the power supply there. let me explain what they es

the city's road was named princess elizabeth when it was first made, but named freedom highway after independence. >> king charles ascended to the throne, this in itself marks a new beginning, i don't think a great fractions of canyons will look at it like that, the critical ones will remain critical, they will continue to ask uncomfortable questions and demand economic justice, political justice and reparations. >> britain and kenya share of past and future, both are members of the commonwealth. then you can won't necessarily be a new beginning. sky news, in nairobi. y news, in nairobi >> to give us more insight into how the commonwealth is reacting to her majesty's death will be joined by the former high commissioner of barbados, he is coming up just at half past seven. let's take a look now at how the morning papers are dealing with the stories today. i reunited for granny reads at the front of mirrors as the prince and princess of whales and the duke and duchess of sussex or picture together. the piece for a grand reads the front of the sunday people as they also lead with that s

home, and where her life of 96 years came to an end. elizabeth's o coffin lay in a castles ballroom since thursday. on sunday it began a 6 hour road journey to edinburgh, the capital of scotland. it left in a herse draped in the royal standard of scotland and topped with a wreath of flowers from the bel moral estate. the escort moved slowly to allow well wishers lining the route to take part in the moment. we don't know how you're going to feel when you see it. i am, but it was important for us just to be here. no feeling saud. i'm probably under him, but moodily we were just hoping to be here for you with seo. the last only gone past just because it's a historical moment. this won't be able to look back with future. the formalities are part of a slow move south to london. the queen's coffin will be flown there on tuesday. where shall lie in state for 4 days. the funeral is planned for monday. the 19th at westminster abbey elizabeth's reign of 70 years britons longest, continues a nearly 1000 year monarchy, which now passes to the next generation. we have did of you correspondence, emily gordon, now standing by for us and adam bri

roads. brps this morning. queen elizabeth's children will hold a vigil around her coffin tomorrow.ar to their guard in st. giles cathedral in scotland earlier this week. this comes as we're learning new details about monday's funeral for the late monarch. >> cnn anchor and royal correspondent max foster joining us live in london. let me just say thank you. you've been there for every moment of this, from the moment of her illness and on, and you have probably not slept. so thank you for all you've done. what are you learning on this as we lead up to monday? >> reporter: congratulations to you, poppy. very much looking forward to your new show. >> thank you. >> reporter: we've had lots of details coming in in the last hour or some first of all, something we're expecting in respect to the lie in state there happening at the moment. i have to say incredibly powerful. you meet people so affected not just by seeing the coffin, but spending hours and hours with random people in line and sharing stories and sharing this experience. people going through tomorrow night will have an even mor

rolled out after n t colonia riah to transformed a small city into a road financial hub to day public facilities named after queen elizabeth a marcus of britain's legacy to modern hong kong, hong kong was one of few british colonies not allowed to determine its own feature . born in 1980 and educated in colonial government schools, bryant all said he was never taught to be a british patriots. last year he opened a private museum. the certificate signed by the queen and prince philip. it's abandon, most precious in his 10000 item collection. auto we are hired will never considered myself british if, when i'm 100 percent. a hong kong who loves british culture local all histories a meaningful import whenever they happened. no matter good or bad. oh, so we shouldn't arrays, any part of it, just because we don't like it or you're welcome. all of us should respect our past with all exceed, or you hope you enjoy to your goal is not only to preserve felix, but also that entity of his hometown to ukraine. now where the government says a russian missile damaged equipment close to the 2nd largest nuclear plant in the country cave, br

rolled out after n t colonia riah to transform the small city into a road financial hub to day public facilities named after queen elizabeth, a marcus of britain's delicacy to modern hong kong. hong kong was one of few british colonies not allowed to determine its own feature. born in 1980 and educated in colonial government schools, bryant all said he was never taught to be a british patriots. last year he opened a private museum. the certificate signed by the queen and prince philip. it's about a most precious in his 10000 item collection. auto we are hi, will never considered myself british if, when i'm 100 percent, a hong kong a who loves british culture local all histories a meaning folgram or whenever they happened. no matter good or bad. oh, so we shouldn't arrays, any part of it, just because we don't like it, or you work or all of us should respect our past. whitfield all exceed, are you who dreamed all. dear gord, it's not only to preserve frederick's but also the identity of his hometown. okay, let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. u. s. president joe biden has said th

on a day when little stirred the roads and the air space shut, the cortez of queen elizabeth the 2nd assembled for the 1st stage of its ultimate journey leaving westminster hall where she lane in state. the coffin draped in. the royal standard bore the imperial crown. the old and sceptre and flowers chosen by the king. the crown would lay to be removed, a symbolic detachment of the queen from the throne she occupied for 70 years. but not yet. ah, not before king charles, the 3rd had led his family, the country and global figures in bidding her farewell the in westminster abbey, where kings and queens across the ages of been crowned, married and buried. oh. here. where queen elizabeth was married and crowned, we gather from across the nation from the commonwealth, and from the nations of the world to mourn our love, ah, the queen's reigns, spend 14 us presidents from harry s truman to joe biden. present here with his wife jill. and she met regularly with 15 british prime ministers, the last liz trust, invited by the queen to form a government just 2 days before her death. in his sermo

queen elizabeth ii's coffin has arrived at buckingham palace from scotland. despite the pouring rain, huge crowds lined the roadsthe journey to london. traffic came to a standstill as people pulled up to watch the queen's purse pass by. -- the queen's hearse passed by. our royal correspondent has our first report. >> and so to london on a dull september evening in an aircraft of the royal air force with the callsign kitty hawk, carrying her majesty the queen. waiting on the tarmac, a very new british prime minister in the dark clothes of morning. just as there had been all those yearo when winston churchill had been at another airfield to receive the young elizabeth when she arrived in london for the first time as queen. the queen's kaufman was born om the aircraft on the shoulders of a party from the queen's color squadron of the aria -- the queen's coffin was borne from the aircraft. the honor guard from the raf stood to attention. in steady rain, the state hearse with its escort of police outriders, began the journey into the center of london. as the motorcade made its way through the gathering dust, traffic

rather be used on real infrastructure needs ladies and gentlemen roads and bridges particularly like in florida. it's devastating. elizabeth: that's the point; right. it's about common sense leadership in dc. it should be focusing on this nation getting hit by natural disasters and spending the money on that, on protecting the power grid and more instead of boondoggles. all this is coming as u.s. economy is struggling over inflation from way too much government spending. we need more, you know, supplies coming in that sense and not the government money printing and spending. watch larry summers and how the government did wartime spending without a war and now florida and south carolina need help. watch this. >> we basically had inflation under control for 40 years. we lost the thread with many other countries and policies relative to the size of the gep gap, fiscal stimulus was five times as large as it had been during the financial crisis. five times 2008. your word on this? >> you're right, liz, printing money by the federal reserve over $4 trillion a year and wages not keeping up with inflation and inflation at a 40-yea

queen elizabeth the second has completed the journey to edinboro. thousands of people lined the roadss the hearse drove by, the queens coffin will rest inside the ancient hall in london's westminster hall. the lying in state will happen from this wednesday through the following monday. the public will be able to walk past the coffin to pay request -- respects. today the white house announced biden accepted the invitation along with the first lady. the funeral is set for a week from tomorrow at westminster abbey. stay with us for continuing coverage as the uk mourns the queen's death. tomorrow on the today show we will be live as the queen's casket arrives. >>> this week is a big one for elon musk and twitter. twitter shareholders are set to vote on the pending sale to musk, the board has recommended the sale be approved, the two sides are battling it out in court as musk tries to back out of the deal. a big weekend for the san francisco opera returning for its 100th anniversary season. to celebrate the opera held a special event at golden gate park, check it out.[ singing ] >> thousan

elizabeth: attorney general ken paxton, thanks for joining us. "the evening edit" is hitting the road october 17th and 18th in washington d.c. you don't want to miss if it. i'm elizabeth mac macdonald. you've been watching "the evening you would admit." -- evening edit. we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. kennedy: well, he did it, he finally did it. dr. anthony fauci at long last admitting what most of us have already known, his stupid lockdowns had a horrible effect on the economy, our mental health and especially our children. so how does he still have a job? as you know, lord fauci was the chief architect of the government's pandemic response. the school closures, the masks, the vaccine mandates and the lockdowns. well, he went on and on about all of it yesterday. dr. doom said the quiet part out loud, revealing that he knew all along the da cone january measures would be devastating. watch. >> when you're dealing with a situation where the hospitals were being overrun in new york, intensive care units were being put in hallways, you have to do somethi

road to recovery is just beginning. >>> and a final farewell for queen elizabeth. how the u.k.

wherever queen elizabeth went around the world, everything stopped. i mean, all the newspapers and roadswere parades and she would visit state capitols and museums. and it was the highest dignitary perhaps other than the pope to have queen elizabeth show up. and msnbc says that she knew all american presidents except lyndon johnson. but she knew lady bird johnson. she came and they had a dinner in 1991, lady bird with queen elizabeth 2. and no trip was more significant 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 dipl

long queues are formed along the banks of the road terms in central london with people waiting as long as 9 hours to pay their last respects to queen elizabeth, who died last week. the late monarch is lying in state in westminster hall. where shall remain until the funeral. on monday, argentina's vice president, christina fernandez. the kitchener has made her 1st public appearance since she was attacked and a botched assassination attempt. she thanked god for her survival and supporters prevented the man from reloading lease of charge 2 suspects, a 35 year old brazilian and he's $23.00 old argentine girlfriend, brazil, former president and current presidential hopeful, louise in ass you lead a silver has extended his holding lead over incumbent j a both on our own. the latest poll gives a 12 point lead over the far right leader. also our is seeking re election, but the pace of his campaign has cooled ahead of the october 2nd vote. in sports 20 time grand slam singles champion, roger federer has announced his retirement from top level tennis. the 41 year old will play his final atp tournament of the lava camp in london. later this month. the

europe, queen elizabeth coffin is due to begin the 1st stage of its journey towards her funeral in london on september. the 19th a harris will take it from bomb wall to the palace of holy road house in the scottish capital, edinburgh. and india, meanwhile, is observing a day of morning in honor of queen elizabeth. it was a british colony for nearly 200 years and is the largest nation in the commonwealth . but in recent years, a government has tried to move away from its colonial past poverty. mitar reports of new delhi. this boulevard, in the heart of you delhi, has received to make over built by the british it houses famous building such as this war memorial. the road has been renovated and renamed. there is a new statue of freedom fighter sebastian through both. these are not merely cosmetic changes. good. i mean, gobby, the road was called kings. when was a symbol of colonialism. now it is called part of duty, kingsbury was for the british empire. for them we were sleeves. now its architecture and spit has changed. india was a british colony for nearly 2 centuries, 75 years after independence. it's trying to shake off that legacy. much of this part of the city was design

we elizabeth make sure to give her the title before she died in a symbolic move. you can see crowds lining the roadto the casket as it goes by. giving camila the title of queen consort. after so much that had happened between her and trials, the late diana, what does that signify? what doe>> this week, charles ad camilla have been returning again and again to this word, inheritance. it isn't by doing that they are really signaling that they are aware of the traditions in which they are working. and it was the queen's wishes to take on this particular role. and i think it is really going to characterize king charles iii's rain, and the world the queen camilla takes on as his queen consort. they are going to be faithful to tradition. this is going to be a transitional monarchy, mostly. not one that really wants to rock the bout. >> as you can see right now they are declaring king charles. proclaiming him attenborough castle. in edinburgh. let's listen. >> -- publishing proclaim that the prince charles phillip arthur george it is now, by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory, become our only

road construction. >>> thank you very much. 4:32. right now. the world remembering queen elizabeth ii passing away yesterday morning. her death is leaving a hole in the hearts of many. we have a look at the united kingdom. on the left, outside balmoral castle where she died. we have a look at buckingham palace. you can see the people gathering on the right. her death marking the beginning a lengthy and heavily planned period of mourning and bringing a generational shift in the monarchy that has been decades in the making. >> the queen was the touchstone for her people during moments of tragedy and challenge. respected across the world, her remarkable arc included a 70-year reign as queen. brie jackson looks at the legacy she leaves behind and what happens next. >> this is a duty i'm especially happy to discharge. >> reporter: she belonged to britain, but the world is mourning queen elizabeth ii's death. president biden saying she was a steady present in a world of constant change. >> incredibly gracious and decent woman. the thoughts and prayers of the american people are with the

i ask you to come to me the current capital of danger on the road a lot expect you to come to me with anxiety and hope. your elizabethturned to the princess, but this does not mean to you that i will no longer be your spy andrey ivanovich i lay under the duke, i myself am of a noble family and you know this, you will again be with elizabeth and you will report in the same detail as about your sister . anna petrovna yes? why am i a serf to you, is that enough? i've already worked hard for you and that's it. you will not. you will know. that you voluntarily lay down under the duke? and anna petrovna's deadly melancholy in aktau i understood andrey ivanovich i'll go like this. what we want and fears. seriously, thank you ivanovich . it's time to act. boots on the right so get yours. what is admiring the pacifying pictures you calm me down. distracts from the thought of what will happen if later the metaphor does not arrive before the messengers. let's go down. as you want, she and she will become an empress with unlimited power. i can say my opinion. i believe that the throne should be inherited. you, as well as bequeat

i read being died to a more independent psych road company like being with in sierra leone. they gave high price for queen elizabeth years of service are debt. if frederick on the wall has lost an icon, because the queen for the past several div house conducted often and best of our abilities jovially demonstrated democratic credentials. doc need to emulate there. but i thought the wall when we had about how my yes video quinn dead in natalie law, he william may law you own, as we say in our big mass or less than perfect vis. on behalf of celia, we are sending our defense gondolas. so the way our family may have saw less than perfect space, i'm in. will celebrities have also been reacting to the death of britons, queen ah, singing elton john who performed the funeral of princess diana paid tribute to queen elizabeth.

that is the scene at the queen elizabeth ii conference centre, just across the road from westminsterre gathered there, along with members of the conservative party, along with ministers, cabinet ministers as currently stand, lots of them of course will be changing jobs and maybe even losing jobs, and some will be appointed for the first time, those backing liz truss especially harbouring high hopes of high office in the days ahead. we will be back here at the queen elizabeth centre for the announcement of the new leader of the conservative party and new prime minister very shortly. it will happen injust a minister very shortly. it will happen in just a few minutes. before we look at that, it seems like a good moment, over the next few minutes, before that vote is announced, tojust minutes, before that vote is announced, to just reflect on the past eight weeks since borisjohnson was forced to stand down as prime minister after nearly 60 members of his government resigned because of his government resigned because of his handling of matters and his conduct in government as they saw it.

road to recovery is just beginning. >>> and a final farewell for queen elizabeth. how the u.k. said good-bye to the country's longest serving monarch. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with rosemary church. >>> it is tuesday, september 20th, 4 a.m. here on the east coast of the united states where we are tracking hurricane fiona as the storm gains strength in the atlantic. fiona is now a category 3 hurricane barrelling closer to the turks and caicos islands after tearing through the dominican republic on monday. heavy rains and strong winds ripped through cities destroying buildings and homes. more than 1 million people are without running water in the dominican republic and officials say it's too soon to know the exact number of power outages. it's only a glimpse of the power of this storm, and that's expected to get even stronger through the weeks. let's turn to our meteorologist pedram javaheri who's keeping a close eye on the storm. >> all eyes on the storm. it is a major hurricane, category 3. possibly up to a category 4. the turks and caicos, home