courage, the courage of mattiei and the courage of elizabeth and ms. torres, oh my gosh, and claire, your courage, your courage. it's really hard for us to imagine how we would cope with such a thing and then use that grief for action to help save other lives and comfort other people. let us salute their courage. that makes a difference. [applause] and laura, thank you for talking about the gifford and all that is happening with activism and all of this. when this bill, the bill that we passed and became law that mattie was shaking hands with the president a minute after he signed the bill, when we were passing it, we thought is this really enough? is this really, should we settle for -- you know what i'm saying to you because it was so much more we wanted. we wanted background checks and assault weapon ban, we wanted some more things and i said to louie mcbeth, i said lucy i give you my vote and leadership of this caucus. if you say it's okay, we'll have the democratic vote for it and she said we absolutely must make this progress. so for all of us who wante

courage, the courage of mattiei and the courage of elizabeth and ms. torresclaire, your courage, your courage. it's really hard for us to imagine how we would cope with such a thing and then use that grief for action to help save other lives and comfort other people. let us salute their courage. that makes a difference. [applause] and laura, thank you for talking about the gifford and all that is happening with activism and all of this. when this bill, the bill that we passed and became law that mattie was shaking hands with the president a minute after he signed the bill, when we were passing it, we thought is this really enough? is this really, should we settle for -- you know what i'm saying to you because it was so much more we wanted. we wanted background checks and assault weapon ban, we wanted some more things and i said to louie mcbeth, i said lucy i give you my vote and leadership of this caucus. if you say it's okay, we'll have the democratic vote for it and she said we absolutely must make this progress. so for all of us who wanted more, when we al

courage, the courage of mattiei and the courage of elizabeth and ms. torres, oh my gosh, and claire, your courage, your courage. it's really hard for us to imagine how we would cope with such a thing and then use that grief for action to help save other lives and comfort other people. let us salute their courage. that makes a difference. [applause] and laura, thank you for talking about the gifford and all that is happening with activism and all of this. when this bill, the bill that we passed and became law that mattie was shaking hands with the president a minute after he signed the bill, when we were passing it, we thought is this really enough? is this really, should we settle for -- you know what i'm saying to you because it was so much more we wanted. we wanted background checks and assault weapon ban, we wanted some more things and i said to louie mcbeth, i said lucy i give you my vote and leadership of this caucus. if you say it's okay, we'll have the democratic vote for it and she said we absolutely must make this progress. so for all of us who wante

courage, the courage of mattiei and the courage of elizabeth and ms. torres, oh my gosh, and claire, your courage, your courage. it's really hard for us to imagine how we would cope with such a thing and then use that grief for action to help save other lives and comfort other people. let us salute their courage. that makes a difference. [applause] and laura, thank you for talking about the gifford and all that is happening with activism and all of this. when this bill, the bill that we passed and became law that mattie was shaking hands with the president a minute after he signed the bill, when we were passing it, we thought is this really enough? is this really, should we settle for -- you know what i'm saying to you because it was so much more we wanted. we wanted background checks and assault weapon ban, we wanted some more things and i said to louie mcbeth, i said lucy i give you my vote and leadership of this caucus. if you say it's okay, we'll have the democratic vote for it and she said we absolutely must make this progress. so for all of us who wante

torres. >> amy elizabeth toyen. >> christopher michael traina. >> daniel patrick trant. >> abdoul karim traoreenn j. travers. >> walter philip travers. >> felicia traylor-bass. >> lisa l. trerotola. >> karamo trerra. >> michael angel trinidad. >> francis joseph trombino. >> gregory james trost. willie q. troy. >> zhanetta valentinovna tsoy. >> michael patrick tucker. >> lance richard tumulty. >> ching ping tung. >> simon james turner. >> donald joseph tuzio. >> robert t. twomey. >> jennifer lynn tzemis. >> john g. ueltzhoeffer. >> and to my brother rudolph. we love you, we miss you. god bless you. keep us all safe. thank you. >> and my grandfather, horace. i wish i could have met you i would love to have played golf together with dad. i know we would have so much fun. i think about you every day and love you so much. [applause] >> tyler victor ugolyn. >> michael uliano. >> jonathan j. uman. >> anil shivhari umarkar. >> allen v. upton. >> diane marie urban. >> john damien vaccacio. >> bradley hodges vadas. >> william valcarcel. >> felix antonio vale. >> ivan vale. >> benito valentin. >> santos

vladimir tomasevic >> stephen kevin tompsett >> thomas tong >> doris torres >> luis eduardo torres >> amy elizabethhael traina >> daniel patrick trant >> abdoul karim traore >> glenn j travers >> walter philip travers >> felicia yvette traylor-bass >> lisa l trerotola >> karamo trerra >> michael angel trinidad >> francis joseph trombino >> gregory james trost >> william p tselepis >> zhanetta valentinovna tsoy >> michael patrick tucker >> lance richard tumulty >> ching ping tung >> simon james turner >> donald joseph tuzio >> robert t twomey >> jennifer lynn tzemis >> john g ueltzhoeffer >> into my brother rudolph, we love you, we miss you, god bless you. keep us all safe. thank you. >> and my grandfather, i wish i could have met you. i would love to have played golf together with dad. i know we would have so much fun. i think about you every day and love you so, so much. >> tyler victor ugolyn >> michael a uliano >> jonathan j uman >> anil shivhari umarkar >> allen v upton >> diane marie urban >> john damien vaccacio >> bradley hodges vadas >> william valcarcel >> felix antonio vale >> ivan vale >

elizabeth. the fourth floor of the building will host a signing of a book of condolences. ktvu is james torres hall with the details on how brits living in san francisco are reacting to the queen's death. good morning, james. hey good morning to you, pam will that period of mourning in great britain will begin today officially, but we know for some folks around here in the bay area that began immediately after hearing the news, breaking that the queen had passed and since then we've seen a number of tributes all throughout the city of san francisco, including just above city hall here this morning when we see flags flying at half staff, a directive coming from speaker of the house , nancy pelosi. now some of that came in the form of flowers at the british consulate general later today, mayor london breed says the fourth floor city hall will be opening up to do just a little bit more. starting at 10 this morning. you can come out and sign a book of condolences, offering whatever message you feel inclined to share to the queen's legacy, and people are urged to come out to do that. people in the

torres ktvu. thoughts to news james. thank you and be sure to stay with ktvu for more on the passing of queen elizabeth. continues online will also bring you the ceremonies and events in the uk in the coming days is 807 for the 10th day in a row now, calyx esso asking everyone to reduce their power use between four and nine pm even though the weather is definitely a bit cooler today, grid operators say reducing energy use will be key to avoiding rotating power outages. yesterday's flex alert was extended by two hours due to a potential shortage in supply. san jose's mayor says he is outraged at p genies outages over the past week in his city and plans to meet with the utility to discuss what happened people in about 118,000 homes and businesses across san jose lost electricity during this week's record breaking heat. mayor sam liccardo says most of the outages were due to blown transformers, he says the resulting power outages put public safety at risk. three hospitals, relying on backup generators. one of those hospitals had the backup generator failed. so in the middle of a hospital, you've got no lig

elizabeth. the fourth floor of the building will host a signing of a book of condolences. james torres live there at city hall with how people are reacting now that the day sort of getting underway, imagining there's a little more activity there. gasia andre. good morning to you. while the stores to city hall opened at eight this morning, that book science not gonna start until about 10 o'clock this morning, so we won't see more people showing up for that until at least another hour or so. but of course, those tributes are happening all throughout the city this morning, including bright in the sky just above city hall, with the flags are flying at half staff at half staff today, of course, that the directive coming from speak of the house, nancy pelosi, it's going to be on the fourth floor of city hall. where we're going to see that book of condolences and an opportunity for anyone who feels so inclined to say anything about the queen's legacy to come out and do so. and you very much are urged to do so that we saw some of those tributes on the ground as well as in the form of flowers a

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torres, ktvu fox two news. thank you. 804 is your time right now, right now in england. the funeral services for queen elizabethcond taking place. confident, arriving at windsor castle, her final resting place, thousands of people lining the streets leading to windsor now earlier since. earlier some 2000 people attended the state funeral for the queen at london's westminster abbey. the queen's coffin was taken from westminster hall to the abbey ahead of the state funeral earlier today, we saw president joe biden there. a number of dignitaries attended 142 royal navy sailors used ropes to draw the gun carriage carrying her flag draped coffin. world leaders gathered for the queen's funeral at the service. the archbishop of canterbury praised the queen's 70 years of service. her late majesty famously declared. on a 21st birthday broadcast. that her whole life would be dedicated to serving the nation and commonwealth. rarely. has such a promise being so well kept. another service or the queen is to be held at st george's chapel inside windsor castle with 800 guests today. the queen will then be buried next to her h

torres shows us how people in south carolina are bracing for that impact. heavy rain in the backyards of people's homes in charleston, south carolina, elizabeth and robert floyd keep getting alerts on their phones. flood warnings gasia lint most the night for the morning. and we know that the bridges are closed because of the winds. so some people are definitely locked in the island's engaged at lake tahoe and married last year. they recently moved to charleston from florida, where family members weathered the category four storm. i got family in orlando, they said, was just mostly a lot of lot of water. i don't think any i don't think they lost power. where they were at our friends and, uh, navels, alex and sara. they are with no electricity. and i've seen the news. it's it looks devastating over there for sure. florida leaders now reporting more than 20 deaths in the state search and rescue missions continue, especially in places like santa bell island, where people needed to evacuate by air because the main causeway is washed out. rescue personnel have gone to more than 3000 homes in the hardest hit areas. going door to door to check on the occupants of th

torres. ktvu fox two news, james. thank you time now. 503 world leaders, including president biden are gathered in london. they're there for the funeral of queen elizabeth are live pictures you can see the march through the streets of london right now . the uniforms leading the coffin of queen elizabeth. presidents kings, prime ministers princes all there for this funeral. it has been that you can see prince william right there. and other members of the royal family marching through their more. they're marching right now heading to wellington arch, which is near hyde park there. at that point, the queen's coffin will be transferred to a hearse and then driven to windsor castle where she will her be laid to rest. our reporter lauren blanchard, is there in london, has more details of the day's events. great britain and the world say goodbye to the uk's longest reigning monarch, queen elizabeth, the second, the last of the mourners filed through westminster hall early this morning. hundreds of thousands have paid respects to the late queensland's wednesday before the whole close to prepare her coffin for the state funeral procession to nearby westminster a