let another equally cool duet perform in the morning mail, dear elizabeth stop, well, we have finally. yes it seems our kesha is broken, but for now we are fixing it. look at the performance of one very cool duet, start, stop start. yes, edward , in short, he found out, he found out, how can you not be recognized? you don't even let yourself get bored. what are you calling? ah understandable, again on his nephew. call i'm telling you, we have a serious publishing house nest. eduard pavlovich i can't print it, we print only venerable authors. well, yes, i understand that he got everyone. i understand edward there. what can i do? he even got us through you, you understand? well, i understand that it threatens to jump off the balcony. what floor is the first? let it stop jumping. edward karlovich well, good, well, what are you doing to me edward, in short, here solely out of respect for you and your 1,000 dollars, as they say, i will listen and touch it. let's try, as they say, yes, i write everything down, what's the name? semyon semyon mordapeosov you know, i already want to see him as

this tweet says "queen elizabeth ii personally stopped fascism and presided over decolonization. i send my condolences to the people of the u.k., canada and all members she resided over". "i spent time with the queen at the debut symphony hall and found her to be grateful -- gracious and kind, a wonderful representative of her nation". in john cannon tweeted "becky and i mourn the loss of the queen. she was a dear friend to america. i will never forget her playing the star-spangled banner at buckingham palace after 9/11. her extraordinary legacy will endure". >> there are a lot of places to get political information but only at c-span do you get it straight from the source. no matter where you are from or where you stand on the issue, c-span is america's network. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. if it happened here or here or here or anywhere that matters, america is watching on c-span. powered by cable. >> today, president biden will speak at the democratic national committee summer meeting. watch live coverage from maryland's national harbor, beginning at 7:00 p.m. eastern

[video clip] >> a few words about queen elizabeth. i stopped by the british embassy to sign a condolence book in her honor. i had an opportunity to meet her before she passed and she's an incredibly gracious and decent woman. the thoughts and prayers of us are with the people of the united kingdom in their grief. host: president biden in his first public comments about the passing of queen elizabeth ii. peter baker for the new york times writes about the queen's interactions with u.s. presidents. she met 13 sitting u.s. presidents who basked in her global prestige. he writes, they danced with her, rode horses together and went for a boat ride or picnic. they took her to church or a baseball game. they hosted her or were hosted by her for dinners and receptions. they basked in her global prestige and historic majesty. between elizabeth ii -- queen elizabeth ii met 13 sitting u.s. presidents in the course of her life, some kind of record, and a show of fortitude. she would dutifully roll out the red carpet or buckle up on her royal jet for yet an

presented to jackson lee said one get to know the character of queen elizabeth on the last stop of her toward the u.s.. i had the privilege as a houston city councilmember to join her during that visit. senator dianne feinstein, pictured here with the queen, saying queen elizabeth will be fondly remembered and missed by many. my thoughts are with her family and the people of the u.k. earlier today, king charles honored her family and dedication to service. in any interest at buckingham palace in london. >> we will leave this program and take you like to london as king charles iii plans to address the people. after the death of his mother, queen elizabeth ii. >> she is mourned most deeply in her passing. this promise of lifelong service , every new to you all today. alongside the grief that all of my family is feeling, we also share with so many of you in the u.k. where the queen's head of state in the common room and across the world. a deep sense of gratitude for the more than 70 years in which my mother, as queen, served the people of so many nations. in 1947, on her 21st birthday, s

live to london where the line of of people waiting to say their final farewell to queen elizabeth, the line stopped so far the government temporarily had to stop people from joining. joining. danya bacchus with more . >> good evening, reed. all week week we have seen trips to the queen, but nothing like today i. in london. it was one of the busiest days yet. as you mentioned, that line was so long long to get into westminster hal westminster hall officials had to stop people for joining it for up to six hours, and that even didn't deter visitors. king king charles and his three siblings stood vigil at their mother prophesied. the royal for royal four paying tribute to queen elizabeth ii as she lies and stayed at westminster hall. that moment of reflection followed a busy day for the new. new king. on his first visit to wales, as monarch, trumpets welcomed him and his wife, camilla, for servants remembering the queen. and at the welsh parliament, legislatos parliament, legislators offered condolences. >> the land of wales could not have been closer to my mother's heart. >> london, life goes on, as m

. >> president biden: i want to say a few words about queen elizabeth, i stopped by the british embassy and had the opportunity too meet her before she passed. she was a gracious and decent woman, thoughts and prayers are with the people of england. >> griff: former president trump who met the queen paid tribute in a statement saying this. melania and i are deeply saddened to learn of the loss of her majesty, queen elizabeth ii, what a grand and beautiful lady she was, there was nobody like her. she met with 13 different u.s. presidents in seven decades on the thrown from trum an to kennedy to reagan to obama, now on capitol hill, lawmakers yesterday from both sides offered condolences, nancy pelosi calling her a pillar and mcconnell praised her selflessness and character. >> she presided over a period of alliance between our nations that has changed the course of world history for the all right. >> griff: speaking of world history, world leaders felt a real connection to her, canadian prime minister trudea said this, for most canadians, she would proclaim it was good to be home when re

all these 70 years, the so -called peacetime, which was marked by the reign of elizabeth constantly without stopping, what is called the perimeter continued to shed blood all over the world continued to kill people? including great britain itself . i read here just e surprisingly sounds blasphemous, but humanly partly explainable in argentina in connection with the death of elizabeth, the second one opens and drinks champagne, because they remember the war that unleashed in the early eighties years of the last century of great britain, defending its completely colonial right to folklore located close to argentina and thousands of miles from great britain. they are the malvinas islands then in this war. you can't believe it, hundreds of argentine citizens were killed, and they have their own account for the great queen. we understand that it was all an illusion and now from this illusion. anglo-american imperialism is moving into the reality of an illusion, and there was also the possibility of peacefully and calmly agreeing on something with it. we we understand perfectly well that while you are neg

elizabeth. i just stopped by the british embassy to sign the condolence book in her honor. the opportunity to meet her before she passed, and she was an incredibly gracious and decent woman, and the thoughts and prayers of the american people are with the people of the united kingdom and the commonwealth in their grief. >> reporter: americans young and old have been visiting the british embassy here in washington leaving their own messages and flowers. one man saying, the world will miss the queen's resilience. another person calling her, a true public servant. now, as for the queen's state funeral in london, the white house has issued no official word yet on the president's travel plans. rhiannon. >> thank you, jay. >>> today the focus turns to king charles iii. he has a giant task before him, now forced to step out of his mother's shadow. this morning, the man the world has known as the prince of wales since 1969 ascends to the throne after a lifetime of preparation charles was the first heir to attend school rather than having private tutors. he said he was bullied and o

the throne after the death of the sovereign, after the death of the monarch of his mother, elizabeth ii, full stopthink that... e charles the third will be a good, good king for great britain for ukrainian friendships and for those countries in which e king the british monarch is the head of state of such countries 14 so today the question about william does not arise william e-e at the moment of ascending the throne charles iii becomes the heir of this christ , the time will come and he will also take this position, that is, all this is important in the british british people, because it is a tradition that is not broken and, in principle , to talk about some kind of abdication from the throne in favor of someone else is not in the political culture great britain, and there were several cases in history when this really happened. but it was under the pressure of force majeure. so, i think that we should all congratulate britain on the transfer, or rather, the transfer of power in our country. to the successor and elizabeth and we wish him to be at the level of those to refuse the high bar that el

stops. elizabeth: sorry about that.santis. he's, obviously, political, democrat. getting back to the president, he's been in d.c. since the ooh 70s. he's never been to the border since then, but he's going on vacation. >> it's a much higher priority for him to be on vacation. i think he's getting what he wants. he's been encouraging from if day one. he's not following any of our federal laws, and he is encouraging the cartels to bring as many people here as possible, and then we transport them around the country. so this -- he's getting what he wants. he has literally no reason to come to the border because it's actually working out, i believe, just the way he wants to. elizabeth: flying hundreds of thousands illegal imp grants across the country, often in the dead of night. you have this democrat sheriff who's now claiming he's going to investigate governor desantis. javier salazar has posed with democrat support's of beto o'rourke, he's called on texas to vote democrat. is that what you're hearing about him. >> yeah,

we're all about bringing this country back and stopping uncontrollable policies. elizabethressman smith, karl rove, thanks for joining us tonight, gentlemen. good to to you. >> thank you. elizabeth: gop house lawmakers pushing hard on the hunter biden probe with deals with china. companies are reassessing their trade deals with china and business there if china goes in on taiwan. also this, the white house continues to dodge questions about the u.s. crime problem but we have a growing number of democrats personally hit by crime. senator marsha blackburn on "the evening edit" next. ♪. >> american people are paying the price whether they're robbing or destroying a wawa, or beating up a grandmother or you've got multiple offenders being let out of jail, continually committing crimes. these democrat policies and these democrats are hoping that americans have short-term memory. ♪. elizabeth: welcome back. the philadelphia police department released more footage from the looting and ransacking from the wawa in philadelphia. it is disturbing. hundreds of teenagers came from a near

elizabeth. i just stopped by the british embassy to sign the condolence book in her honor.et her before she passed and she was incredibly gracious and decent woman. the thoughts and prayers of the american people are with the people of the united kingdom and the commonwealth in their grief. >> griff: she met with 13 different u.s. presidents from truman to kennedy to reagan and carter to clinton, bush, obama and trump on the global stage nearly every world leader feeling a connection today. canadian prime minister trudeau saying this. for most canadians we have known other sovereign she would proclaim it would be home when returning to her beloved c cana. i expressed heart felt to royal family. french president macron taking to twitter saying her majesty too continuity and unity for 70 years. i remember her as a friend of france, a kind-hearted queen who has left a lasting impression on her country and india's prime minister writing this saying her majesty queen elizabeth ii will be remembered as a stalwart of our times. she provided inspiring leadership to our nation and p

international crises test global relations as world leaders converge in london for queen elizabeth's funeral. their next stope annual united nations gathering in new york. >>> and as president biden struggles to fight economic headwinds, a political battle over immigration explodes when red state governors pick up the pace on relocating migrants crossing their borders by unceremoniously relocating them to blue state sanctuaries. like the sidewalk in front of the vice president's washington home. >>> plus, russian president vladimir putin faces a public rebuke from a key partner and the cold shoulder from another as ukrainians retake more of their territory, uncovering horrors left behind by russian forces. >>> finally, our continuing coverage of the stress test of our democracy. as our nervous nation starts the 50-day countdown to midterm election day. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." it is a somber sunday as we come on the air today. in london, there is unprecedented security for the hundreds of world leaders, including president biden, who are g

the netflix series about queen elizabeth will likely stop production on season six following the deaththe oldest raining market according to variety. the crown was set to premier in november and feature a new cast. netflix has not released a statement. alix: where a few minutes away from the close of trading on this friday in europe. let's take a quick check on where we are. the s&p helping to lead this rally, up 1.2%. a big part as the weaker dollar today, reversing the gains from this week. euro-dollar up .4%. ftse up 1.4. the volume a bit as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. ™ alix: stocks finishing up the day in european tr

wherever queen elizabeth went around the world, everything stopped.ers and roads were blocked and there were 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

elizabeth. i just stopped by the british embassy, and signed a condolence book in her honor.n incredibly gracious, and decent woman. the thoughts, and prayers, of the american people, are with the people of the united kingdom, and the commonwealth, in their grief. >> joining us now from london, and nbc foreign correspondent. what can we expect to see, and over the weekend, in london. >> it's not just over the weekend, and it was just in the north of we can, from scotland, in balmoral, to all the way where i am here, in london. this is what the royal family, what the monarchy does best. papering over this moment of national mourning with pomp, and circumstance. all of it, steeped in symbolism, and designed, not just as a funeral, but also, to show a sense of continuity and leadership. that is what king charles the third, newly minted, will be playing a major role in all of this. not just as the son of a woman who died, but, as the new king. we can expect this all to start tomorrow morning, which is when it will be a gun salute. king charles, and his wife, and the new queen con

stop it. because we knew, the border's already chaotic. elizabeth: but we've got ortiz on tape.s this document indicate that alien ares illegally indicate the united states perceive that they will be able to enter and remain in the united states? >> yes. >> is the crisis that is currently ongoing at the southern border making the border less safe for americans and aliens alike? >> yes. >> so if migrant populations believe that they're going -- they're, there are not going to be consequences, more of them will come to the border. is that what you're saying? >> there is an assumption that if my grant populations are told that there's a potential that they may be released that, yes, you can see increases. >> it will increase at an an exponential rate? is that what's being suggested here? >> i do think it will increase, yeah. elizabeth: that's a lot. but the white house is saying something totally different. >> and it's not just the white house. the vice president said it herself yesterday. she tried to sell the american public that our border is secure. you tell me, is our border s

passes, london meets another, the issue of banknotes and coins with the portrait of elizabeth ii has already been stoppedand the first line of the country's anthem. god save the queen, now it sounds like this god save the king report by alexander khabarov immediately after the official announcement of the graduation of elizabeth ii over her main residence in london at buckingham palace, the national flag of great britain was flown at half mast here, people near the fence were already installing additional barriers on the gates of the palace, according to tradition, an official sign appeared, notifying everyone of the departure of the monarch, despite the republican sentiments that have been increasingly manifested in britain in recent decades, elizabeth ii was very popular. yes, of course, what can i say? this is a very sad day. she truly served her country. her departure breaks my heart. she is the only monarch for me not only 25, but she is the only queen for my parents, who was born in the fifties, according to the protocol of the first with an official speech, addressed recently, the inaugurated prim

before i begin, i want to say a few words about queen elizabeth ii. >> just stop by the british embassy to sign the condolence book in her honor. i had the opportunity to meet her before she passed and she was incredibly gracious and decent woman. the thoughts and prayers of the american people are with the people of the united kingdom and the commonwealth in their grief. >> president biden expressing his condolences to the british people over their loss of their longtime longtime monarch during his 70 years of service. queen elizabeth the second met with 13 american presidents. >> marianne rafferty is here with more on this lasting relationship. and it really was lasting the yeah, we're talking seven decades of visits with american presidents from harry truman to joe biden. the queen rarely involved herself in politics, but she did make sure that the relationship between great britain and its closest allies stayed strong in nineteen fifty seven , she met president dwight eisenhower and went on to meet with almost every us president for the next 70 years. that meant inviting sitting pre

after intense fighting along the border and the cue to view queen elizabeth seconds coffin stopped again after it was pause briefly because there were too many people. and in sports, the tribute continued for roger federer after announcing his retirement. thus the christiane even outta school, is his 1st goal of the season. his manchester, united gas also mock to new york city. ah, so it's not a lebanon west 7th armed wades, have been carried out on banks in the last few hours. many of the rays were by armed and desperate people demanding access to their own money. financial institutions have announced though closed for 3 he days next week over security concerns and is facing a financial crisis. and banks have imposed strict limits on withdrawals on this that speak to zayna hotel. she joins us live from beirut and santa. you're outside one of those banks that has been held up by armed people. tell us what's happening . well, like you mentioned at least 7 bank holdups today in the span of a few hours. this is one branch, a man, a depositor. his name is abigail. he's inside. currently ther

president joe biden speaking about queen elizabeth ii today after stopping at the british embassy. >>pped by the british embassy to sign a condolence book in her honor. i had the opportunity to meet her before she passed. she was incredibly gracious decent women. our thoughts and prayers of the american people are with the people of the net akin gum and the commonwealth and the grief. >> a woman of constancy, a woman of faith, stay with us, queen elizabeth as passed away at the age of 96. we'll have more from our special coverage live here from london after this. and that we sell cars online. what you probably didn't know is that we're in the business of making you happy. we believe buying a car should be something that gets you hyped up. that you should be empowered to shohop when you want, where you want, wearing whatever y you want. and that your new car ought to come with newfound happiness. and zero surprises. so we promise that we'll treat you right. we'll put you in control. and all of us will stop at nothing to drive you happy. we'll drive you happy. at carvana.

rich from chelsea , elizabeth ii died in the scottish bolmoral castle, where she had been in her childhood, and even this can be seen as a symbolic manifestation of her last will to stope hostility between london and edinburgh to cool the heads of scottish nationalists. well, in general, elizabeth ii never spoke openly on any political issues, although weekly. a lot for the audience of the british prime ministers of all, except for the last sheet, with which she became her fifteenth prime minister, but queen elizabeth stayed in this position during her lifetime for only one working day and to get an audience with her. i just didn’t have time, and so queen elizabeth saw politicians in britain of various calibers from representatives of the old school of margaret thatcher winston churchill to the current boris johnson list of tracks, which is extremely important for britain, this, of course, is the connection with their main friend and older brother of the united states, queen elizabeth accepted uh, 13 out of 14 american presidents and also didn’t say anything about anyone, not bad about good- not bad bad even about donald trump, who at first during the meeting, forgot

the netflix series about queen elizabeth ii's reign. -- will probably stop production. " the crown" waso premier in november. netflix has yet to release a statement. the world's biggest bank are on track to make a killing in commodities. the 100 biggest banks are yet to make $18 billion from commodity trading, the most ever. higher energy prices and the work in ukraine has assisted earnings. shares of kroger are higher. they beat estimates and raised their annual forecast. kroger said strong demand for food prepared at home and inflation forced shoppers -- it is etf friday. we are looking at etf's in europe. the industry has shed about $5.6 billion. abnormally high tone over suggest investors are altering their exposures to etf's. that is the latest business flash. alix: points on kroger. inflation moderating in the second half. they said the supply chain of in stock goods are improving. have we seen the peak for inflation for some of these companies? are we too pessimistic for 2023? the fight administration ramping up funding for domestic chip production. we will break down the $50 bil

. >> why the royal parks are asking people to stop leaving paddington bears at queen elizas queen elizabeth's sites. > >> a hearing continues today for for the suspect in a gruesome k. josc of beheading the mother of his child. he made his first court appearance yesterday. today, a judge will appoint two doctors to determine if he is fit to stand trial. a report will be due in eight weeks. > >> los angeles county health officials are confirming california's first death for monkeypox. they say the patient had been in the hospital and there is no statement from the c mox tomethis death is still beg investigated. > >> santa clara county has lifted lifted a vaccine mandate for wos for workers at high risk jobs, m jobs, long-term care centers, homeless shelters. health offics health officials say high vaccination rates and easy acces to covid testing make the mandate unnecessary, now. > >> we have a look at your forecast on this tuesday morning. >> it is stunning out there and i really mean that. it was windy windy but as we extend into the next couple of days, this is the the weather that i wish

put on hold as the nation comes to a stop for the funeral of queen elizabeth the 2nd. ah hello, the skies are now clearing across the good part of at least a few showers coming in, falling on form that catastrophic flooding. air is low pressure, responsible is now making its way towards ukraine, legacy of where to where the still in place for some but no, when there is intense as it has been, you can see the where to where the will be right across you crying. pushing up into that western side of russia, scattering the showers. they're 2 in 2 were germany, tech republic. season wet weather, the low countries too, and that briskly and still piling its way down across the north sea. so a chilly wind coming through here should be largely dry across a good part of eastern scotland and east an angler, but a few showers just around the irish sea coast. after a cold night, sunday, going on into monday, it should be fine and try for a good part of for the u. k. said he, that is a case across sir. london should be fine and try settled whether therefore the queen's funeral or mon

international crises test global relations as world leaders converge in london for queen elizabeth's funeral. their next stop fight economic headwinds, a political battle over immigration explodes when red state governors pick up the pace on relocating migrants crossing their borders by unceremoniously relocating them to blue state sanctuaries. like the sidewalk in front of the vice president's washington home. >>> plus, russian president vladimir putin faces a public rebuke from a key partner and

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but visits between queen elizabeth and the region's rulers didn't stop, particularly with those in theoperation council or gcc where brittain's legacy wasn't viewed as favorably as in the middle east. >> whenever state visits or other high level visits of the british family to the gcc is such scale, it is comparable to the royal family's visits to the critical realm. it results in substantial business ties, educational ties, cultural ties. >> reporter: those ties have also been shared with royal families outside of the gulf, such as jordan, despite being a former british pro ttectorate. the monarchy is a symbol of rule that they blame for their current grievances. >> there are many people in the world that don't have particular resentment to their queen or the current king of england, however, they certainly disapprove of british colonial policy. it took a huge toll on the people of the region. >> not just heritage rank high -- >> under queen owe liz beth's rein, british influence underwent significant change where colonial structures dissolved and structures formed. >> her last visit

[video clip] >> a few words about queen elizabeth. i stopped by the british embassy to sign a condolence book in her honor. i had an opportunity to meet her before she passed and she's an incredibly gracious and decent woman. the thoughts and prayers of us are with the people of the united kingdom in their grief. host: president biden in his first public comments about the passing of queen elizabeth ii. peter baker for the new york times writes about the queen's interactions with u.s. presidents. she met 13 sitting u.s. presidents who basked in her global prestige. he writes, they danced with her, rode horses together and went for a boat ride or picnic. they took her to church or a baseball game. they hosted her or were hosted by her for dinners and receptions. they basked in her global prestige and historic majesty. between elizabeth ii -- queen elizabeth ii met 13 sitting u.s. presidents in the course of her life, some kind of record, and a show of fortitude. she would dutifully roll out the red carpet or buckle up on her royal jet for yet an

it was also a regular stop for the royals on their visits, including queen elizabeth. passing has prompted difficult discussions in this neighborhood about her legacy. >> the average earnings of a caribbean person is something like $50 u.s.. british colonialism should have done more for the people of jamaica. >> dr. howard harvey understands the frustrations on the street. he made his way from here to earn his document but does not believe jamaica is ready to break away from the monarchy. >> it can push back. >> jamaicans have been wrestling with becoming a republic for decades. recently,hough, changing views of the monarchy and the global reckoning on racial injustice has swayed many. polling suggests more than 50% of people here support the move. >> if we are serious about a democracy, and that's the discussion going on, do you want ahead of an international organization with an unelected head? >> jamaica could be the first and maybe not the last number of the commonwealth to sever its ties under king charles. >> let's turn to ukraine now where president zelenskyy is

elizabeth: credit card giants announce they are ramping up efforts to track gun and ammo sales to stopn last shootings. nra and critics are calling fall. jeff fleck at a gun store in new jersey with the story. jeff. reporter: this is what they calmer chant category codes. these are codes developed by the credit card companies to track purchases whether it be at a bowling alley, a food store, a restaurant, whatever. for the first time now they have carved out special code for gun shops. wayne who runs this gun shop in glass borrow, new jersey, you're concerned that this, at some point may lead to people cutting off payments for guns through a credit card? >> yeah. some people will go right to cash and other people will just won't buy guns anymore. they don't want big brother watching what they do. they get a little paranoid. reporter: it is tough but guns still get on the street. they say this will help stem the flow. do you think that is true? >> absolutely not. not very many criminals are buying guns with credit cards. even fewer of them are buying them from gun stores. reporter: good

. >> why the royal parks are asking people to stop leaving paddington bears at queen elizas queen elizabeth'soday for for the suspect in a gruesome k. josc of beheading the mother of his child. he made his first court appearance yesterday. today, a judge will appoint two doctors to determine if he is fit to stand trial. a report

elizabeth. i just stopped by the british embassy to sign the condolence book in her honor and i had the opportunity to meet her before she passed and a very gracious and decent woman. the thoughts and prayers of the american people are with the people in the united kingdom and the commonwealth and their grief. >> the queen had a love of horses and thoroughbred racing. here she is with ronald reagan. reagan is on a horse not too long after the nation's bicentennial when her horse won the royal ascot. her racing stable produced more than 1800 winners, 24 coming at royal ascot alone. the queen inherited the love of the sport. here in washington president biden and first lady paid respects at the british embassy last night offering condolences to the ambassador and wrote a message into the condolence book. >> president biden: she was a great lady. we were so delighted we got to meet her. >> president biden leaves any minute now for ohio to attend the groundbreaking of a new intel semi conductor plant. >> dana: lucas tomlinson, thank you. >> bill: want to bring in fox news royal contributor, former roya

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 stops it has been a honor and 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. w

why are you torturing me with this testament elizabeth continue watching. on monday forest fires occur through the fault of man to stopnd defeat the fire. the vocation is strong for their forest firefighting aircraft of the forest protection of the federal forestry agency, 90 years on guard of the forests of russia . what a big house? and where do i go? and there is no one here to protect me. if anything, say ore. well, if i want to go somewhere to the doctor or shopping. no , of course, i can drive now, but okay, i'll hire you a driver. rather, an assistant to a person who would cook food for me and take care of the garden. would drive me and clean the house the cook the gardener the driver janitor, where can i find you such a versatile soldier. in short , stop fooling around. stop fooling sanka without you, he’s completely brazen, so arrogant, only mom. the most important thing is that she made me win chips in the kitchen to win a phone. all right. well done. so everyone heard mom needs to rest, we all go out. and by the way, thank you. the gypsy camp is some wonderful family, i think so too. well, i said that this

elizabeth. the line got so long, the british government temporarily stopped more people from joining that line. the funeral will take place monday g monday morning at, our time, 2:30 in the morning. if you're not awake for the funeral on mo, on monday, the cathedral will host a rebroadcast of the services starting at 10:00 a.m. the public is welcome to attend. > >> the queen's death raising big big questions about the future of the commonwealth. why some countries are itching to dump the royals. >> reporter: queen elizabeth's death has cracked open the gates gates of criticism of the crown. crown. for those countries in question, they are all former british colonies with tragic histories of slavery. from australia to the bahamas. cannons boomed across the commoh the commonwealth as thousands of of miles away, charles was proclaimed king. >> head of the commonwealth. der of the faithful. >> reporter: the parts of the realm are restless. jamaica's prime minister told prince william, to his face, the country would be moving on from the monarchy with a referendum expected by 2025. protesters also d

adjudicated quickly, this nonsense gets thrown out it is time for biden to stop this nonsense with the white house. elizabethed and misled. it happened in 2010, president biden back then -- president obama claimed that would help pay for obamacare and would raise -- wouldn't cost a thing. it would pull in money. >> year after year we've seen billions of taxpayer dollars it should have gone to advancing the dreams of oour students and work family, temps to fix the problem were thwarted by special interest. this reform of federal student loan programs will save taxpayers 68 bill i dbillion before the next decade. elizabeth: that was a lie. it feels like an over statement this is a lie, it cost a trillion, it was never bringing in 68 billion, and student loan bailout, may be more, that is an understatement. it did not include cbo estimate or cbo said biden would cap loan payments at 5% of income and forgive anything left over after 10 years, florida needs help but this nonsense on going on. >> this will not stop, they continue this there are estimate that have this 800 billion or higher this is a vote buying sc

elizabeth. the queen's cortege drove through the heart of edinburgh, down the historic royal mile to the royal residence here, her first stopn the long journey back to london. she will spend two nights here among people connected to her as their sovereign and their countrywoman. queen elizabeth was descended from scottish kings. >> i think it's just important to be here, just important to say good-bye. >> what was so remarkable about her? >> well, she started out at a really young age and she did do a lot of impact. and now that she's like going to be gone it's going to be different. it's never going to be the same again. >> quite speechless, actually. she was a lovely lady. great mother. grandmother and -- she did well. >> reporter: at holyroodhouse three of the queen's children, princess anne and princes andrew and edward, were waiting at the door as their mother arrived for the very last time. tomorrow afternoon the queen's body will be brought to st. giles's cathedral behind me for a religious service and also to allow members of the public to file past the coffin. norah? >> just incredible to witness it all. elizabeth

elizabeth. the queen's cortege drove through the heart of edinburgh down the historic royal mile to the royal residence here, her first stoplong journey back to london. she will spend two nights here among people connected to her as their sovereign and their countrywoman. queen elizabeth was descended from scottish kings. >> i think it's just important to be here, just important to say good-bye. >> what was so remarkable about her? >> well, she starts at a really young age, and she had a lot of impact. and now it's going to be different. it's never going to be the same again. >> quite speechless actually. she was a lovely lady. great mother, grandmother. she did well. >> reporter: at holyrood house, three of the queen's children, princes andrew and edward and princess anne were waiting at the door. tomorrow afternoon, the queen's body will be brought to st. giles' cathedral, and also to allow members of the public to file past the coffin. nora? >> just incredible to witness it all. elizabeth palmer, thank you so much. >>> as the nation comes together to mourn the loss of the queen, her grandsons prince william and prince h

a real president would make sure that we have people more border patrol people and stop this from flowing. elizabeth: what do you think art? >> this administration is created a monetary bonanza for all the common activity amongst drug smugglers and human smugglers by the criminal magnet that they created. they brought back catch and release in the created a criminal magnet, humanitarian crisis that falls at the hands of this current administration. >> than 300 executive actions on the border that's likely the most in modern u.s. history let's watch greg abbott say president biden is killing people with his open border policies you can see before the governor on this too. watch. >> what is inhumane is the president's policies that have led his border with mexico to be declared the deadliest border crossing in the entire world, what is inhumane is policies of people who lose their lives who are being human trafficked and victims of rape and even murder, what the president needs to understand he is killing people with his open border policies and he's destroying his own country but not enforcing immigr

it has come to a very confident growth, but on the day of the funeral of elizabeth ii, all exchange trading in uk will be stopped banks in the country also on this day will be closed. i wonder what will happen to british banknotes now. the bank of england has been printing paper pounds sterling since its foundation in 1694, but it was elizabeth ii who became the first british monk. whose image appeared not only on coins, but also on denominations happened it in 1960 now the bank of england specifically clarifies that denominations with the image of elizabeth ii remain legal tender, and all further statements the bank will already do after ten days of mourning. but as for the coins, such a detail is already known for sure that the image of the new king charles iii will look to the left on them, in general, this tradition has been on the coins for more than 300 years, every new british monarch looks in a different direction than his predecessor. for example, when queen victoria looks to the left, then edward the seventh ruled, he looks to the right behind him george the fifth to the left this tradition was almost

so kayla all stop talking and i'll let you talk more about how you interpret elizabeth and use this letter. yes, so this letter is very important to the narrative of our story as well. so i think that and sam did a great job of recapping it, but it's it's really this amazing example of you know, the only example of a woman making these comments to the president of the united states and the only example of you know, not had that member so it's kind of incredible that you know, elizabeth powell was interested with this information is confidential information and we you know it also the way she crafts this letter is extremely eloquent. it's a well thought out argument argument and it's really indicative of her her intellect and obviously the mutual respect that washington had for her and and she even kind of points out and sam you can probably quote this better than i can but she kind of like is it not a selfish decision to go back to mount vernon and exactly it's for the fate of saving the country, you know the new country it may not survive without you and really? it's just interesting as s

you are going to see i think more members of congress like elizabeth warren speak up and say hey, stopuse we don't want to see a recession. when you were at jackson, did you hear enough resolve among governors to say they can stand up to that political pressure? >> i'm confident that's what they said and what people were saying at the bar after three drinks, it's clear people understand its a historic challenge. when push comes to shove your under pressure, what do you do? i'll remind you when i was in the white house for a big chunk of the time president trump was threatening to fire jay powell and one day after we convinced him it was a bad move, we announced he would be fired in the stock market went up 1000 points. that did happen in the president praised us for adopting a policy that made the market go up but if they attack jay powell, it's a negative for the economy and markets, the independents and that is important, i think president trump started to realize that after a while and democrats make political points but in the end the biden and administration i'm pretty sure will d

opposition, but now i high profile conservative da is urgig law enforcement to stop lighting to all suspects. good evening. i am elizabethk. >> i am ryan yamamoto. julie was is taking a closer look at the concerns over false confession. over false confessions. >> reporter: with advances in gc genealogy, hundreds of wrongfuls have now been overturned. data s . data shows, nearly a third had had confessed to a crime they didn't commit. many blame decepe commit. many blame deceptive interrogation techniques, inclug , including a local da, who says he learned the lesson the hard. lesson the hard way. >> he keeps telling me all the . me all the stuff. i don't know if it is true or not. >> reporter: the year was 1998. police believed then 14-year-oll crowe murdered his little sister, stephanie, in the middlf the night. >> i didn't do this to her. >> reporter: the first, he denied it. but after two days of of intense interrogation, he an. interrogation, he and confessed. except, dna evidence would later clear michael and his fris michael and his friends, who hao falsely confessed. they are not alone. according to data compiled

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elizabeth the second. pete: one moment of chaos was quickly handled by the police. amy kellogg is live with the latest. >> reporter: there is airport style security, and you can't stop people from acting out. and a man rushed elizabeth's coffin and attempted to rip off the royal standard and then tried to grab it, as you said he was tackled to the ground. we don't know his motives. hasn't been released who he is. that situation was diffused, but a 7-year-old girl who was there is traumatized, he pushed her aside and she obviously had her experience completely wrecked by this. the princes to their vigil, the children of queen elizabeth ii stood around her casket, relatively new tradition, they did it in scotland as well but prince andrew, by his front line military or royal duties in the wake of the jeffrey epstein incident, requested by king charles to don his military uniform. he served in the royal navy and the falklands war and then people cheered up quite a lot to catch a glimpse of david beckham who went to pay his respects to the queen and waited in that line for 12 hours just like an ordinary person not trying to get a fast track vip access in this event and

sanctuary cities, is it so bad to be sent to martha's vineyard, queen elizabeth ii begins her final journey some left-wing progressive can't stopejoining. we will talk about that with appeals kristin tate and chris beckford, democrats were in a mood this week to happy strings of a song about suicide in drug addiction as the stock market was recording the worst day in more than two years. ♪ my body's aiken ♪ ♪ my times at hand i won't make any other way ♪ ♪. gerry: a cheerful little number what would've been the worst decision of my house history democrats chose tuesday to celebrate the passage of the inflation reduction act that was hours after the latest economic data of the nations inflation problem is getting much worse. the labor department reported consumer prices rose in august by 8.3% from a year earlier as slight slowdown from july. if you strip out energy and food there is a steady decline in gasoline prices and last few months, the core rate of inflation was 6.3%, that is a sharp acceleration from the previous months. over at the white house somebody thought it would be a great idea to invite james taylor back from th