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i welcome all of you to| st giles' cathedral. here, john knox st giles�* cathedral.en of scots. here, james the sixth argued about liturgy. here, our late queen received the honours of scotland. the queen�*s coffin now rests here for 24 hours. tomorrow, it will be taken to london to lie in state at westminster grateful. —— great hall. the scottish parliament his mother opened 23 years ago is the centre of public and political life here now. this evening, the king and queen consort were escorted into the chamber by the king�*s bodyguard in scotland, the royal company of archers. the msps stood for a two minutes�* silence. then each party leader spoke in support of a motion of condolence. £31!" leader spoke in support of a motion of condolence.— of condolence. our nation is in mourning _ of condolence. our nation is in mourning today _ of condolence. our nation is in mourning today for _ of condolence. our nation is in mourning today for a _ of condolence. our nation is in mourning today for a queen i of condolence. our nation is in - mourning today for a queen whose l

giles cathedral for a service honoring her life.arles led the royal family in solemn procession behind his mother's coffin. king charles along with princess anne and princes andrew and edward followed. the queen will e at rest in the cathedral for 24 hours before being flown to london tomorrow evening. the bbc's adam little reports. adam: this wille finely tuned to the distinctiveness of initutions. the king returned to a scotland that has been diverging from the rest of the u.k. politically for 40 years, and where support for independence is as high as it has ever been, particularly amongst the young. nicholas of edinburgh airport wants to retain the monarchy with king charles and his heirs on the scottish throne. as king, king charles will have to keep those views to himself. there was no shortage of public affection for the new king as he progressed down the royal mile to his official residence where the coffin of his late mother has been laying at rest. the king is visiting cardiff. it suggests the future of the union is at the

you saw outside st giles�*, waiting for the princess royal to come, richard, st giles�*, waiting forch and queensbury, the captain general of the company of archers. it was lovely because it was the first time for a little while we had heard the pipes, which came down from edinburgh castle and it reminded us that when queen victoria was in residence at balmoral, she liked to have the pipes every morning at 9am, for 15 minutes and i don�*t know if it was true every morning but apparently the green light to do the same. she likes to have the pipes to greet her. —— the queen liked to do the same. and of course, the way balmoral sits, same. and of course, the way balmoralsits, it same. and of course, the way balmoral sits, it is in a beautiful area and you can imagine the pipes echoing around. people here have really appreciated understanding more about scotland�*s history, i think, throughout what is after all a very sad time. they are very quiet and respectful at the moment. we can see wonderful shots of the crowd, kirsty. we can see wonderful shots of the crowd. kirsty-— robert, it is

she was at the service in st giles cathedal a bit earlier and joins us from edinburgh.e 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 and it was extremely moving.- the end of a life and it was extremely moving. the end of a life and it was extremel movinu. h, , ., extremely moving. in the report yo

earlierthis holyroodhouse to st giles' cathedral. along with the queen consort he had messages of condolence from both houses in the ancient westminster hall. our royal correspondent is with me now. the king is there now in his plane coming to land in scotland. the significance of this? very significant. of course. that the king should be visiting scotland, given the importance of the position of scotland. and he really rather challenging nature, perhaps, of the relationship between scotland and the monarchy, given the uncertainties and the debate about the union, so it is appropriate that his first visit having come down from the balmoral yesterday should be back to scotland. i think once again he is on a private charter aircraft which is maybe a bit curious but i'm sure there must be good reason for that. but it is important to affirm and deepen the relationship insofar as he can between the monarchy and scotland because it is going to be i would imagine, something of a challenging time, given the uncertainties that there are and a

like when you do enter the doors of st giles' cathedral?— st giles' cathedral?be emotional, ijust - st giles' cathedral? well, i hope i won't be emotional, ijust hope i st giles' cathedral? well, i hope i. won't be emotional, ijust hope that everyone _ won't be emotional, ijust hope that everyone is— won't be emotional, ijust hope that everyone is respectful, and it will be, i_ everyone is respectful, and it will be, i think. — everyone is respectful, and it will be, ithink, yes, it is a passing everyone is respectful, and it will be, i think, yes, it is a passing of an era. _ be, i think, yes, it is a passing of an era. it— be, i think, yes, it is a passing of an era. it is— be, i think, yes, it is a passing of an era. it isa— be, i think, yes, it is a passing of an era, it is a hackneyed phrase, but i _ an era, it is a hackneyed phrase, but i feel— an era, it is a hackneyed phrase, but i feel it — an era, it is a hackneyed phrase, but i feel it is definitely an end of a chapter of my life, as well as the chapter— of a chapter of my life, as well as the chapter

a port after being driven by a host from giles cathedral, a god of honor. as you can see, which is being led by the royal regiment of scotland has received the coffin with the royal salute. let's keep watching me. you're watching the live pitches of the coffin of queen elizabeth the 2nd entering the plain to make its way to london. ah ah alan was saying pitches if princess an about to board the plane with him of his coffin as it makes his way or its journey to london. certainly a really powerful moving sane of moving picture. where watching it is that the body was carried by the members of the idea what an immense responsibility it is on those young shoulders. those 8 men who were given the job of carrying the queen's coffin on the final part of its germany and scotland on to the plain at edinburgh airport. if the honor god was foreign by the royal regiment of scotland, as will said, edlio, the queen was the cardinal in chief, the honorary head of that regiment. we see that picture of princess anne staring at the plain from some distance with a beautiful sc

soon, slowly, the procession will make its way up the royal mile to saint giles.gh those crowds, who will be remembering at the site of the hearse and the late queens coffin. th somber nature of this occasion. for all, the feeling of thanksgiving, and the sense of happiness about this city looking at its best, preparing to do its former sovereign proud. now, the true nture of this occasion is revealed to everyone, and they are reminded why we are here. his majesty, the king, the sister, the princess royal, in the uniform of an admirable -- of an admiral. thduke of york, his brother not wearing a military uniform at this time. he will wear uniform at the vigil as -- out of respect for the queen, but not on the other occasions. and the earl of wessex, who was entitled the earl of inverness. the queens four children will walk with the hearse. the procession begins at a stately pace across the foreco ofurt so much royal htory -- across the forecourt of the palace which has seen so much royal history over the years. the start of the profession that will take us right t

and here, as the royal family led by king charles escorts the queen's coffin to saint giles cathedral, thousands upon thousands of people just hauled a respectful silence. say nothing. let the moment speak for itself lose themselves in their own thoughts, their own grief for the loss of a sovereign, but also are able to judge the moment quite so perfectly. and now we've just seen members of the royal family allen. i'm past as well. king charles princess royal and says anne and prince andrew, ah, a brothers and says i didn't see a prince advent pets and you might know that he's also walking behind that the queen's children. of course there says them in the morning not king charles during his royal duties which he has had to juggle throughout this period. this stage of the day of these 10 days of morning as a time when he is a son with his siblings walking behind the coffin of his mother. the soldiers, as we see from the royal regiment of scotland, the queen was the colonel in chief of the regiment, essentially the honorary head. but also there, among the soldiers, are the queens archer

giles' cathedral. a formal ceremony will bring her inside the cathedral for this service, which is going to get under way shortly. let's listen in. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> i welcome all of you to st. giles' cathedral, this ancient church of edinburgh. welcome to all around the world who are watching this service being broadcast here at st. giles'. james vi preached. here parliament sometimes preached. here at st. giles' jon knox confronted mary queen of scots. here are representatives of our nation's life. present here are people whose lives were touched by the queen in so many unforgettable ways. and so we gather to bid scotland farewell to our late monarch, whose life of service to the nation and the world we celebrate and whose love for scotland was legendary. let us worship god. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> our help is in the name of the lord who made heaven and earth. the eternal god is our refuge. and underneath are the everlasting arms. god is our refuge and strength, a very present help in time of troubl

amy, we know the queen will be at saint giles and then eventually at westminster.lay in state and she is the first to lay in state since the queen mother in 2002. >> that is correct. and so many people are anticipating so many of the services and opportunities that they will have across the united kingdom to pay their respects to the queen. and so, as you mentioned, yes, she will lie in repose here at saint giles first for about a 24 hour people, people will be able to come and pay their respects. also this evening there will be a vigil head at saint giles cathedral and the king will be there, he will be holding the vigil for people also to say their final good-byes to the queen. >> amy robach who has been helping to lead our coverage from the commonwealth after the queen's passing, amy, thank you. we heard linsey mention what parents have been saying. and i was struck by a mother who br brought her 1-year-old child and said i brought her so i could tell her one day about the queen and that she was here too. our coverage continues on abc.com. >> this has been a spe

giles' cathedral in edinburgh.rs. support for independence is still below 50% but not by much. and it's much higher amongst the young. nicola sturgeon at edinburgh airport or to greet him want an independent scotland to retain the monetary with king charles and ears on the throne. as king he will keep his views to himself without the principle of constitutional musicjars with public opinion and there was no shortage of public affection for the new king as he progressed on the royal mile to his official residence. with the coffin of his mother has been lying at rest. the king has chosen to begin his rain in edinburgh, belfast and cardiff is telling it suggests heart of his concerns about the early decades of his late mothers rain were characterised by the long, slow contraction of british imperial power around the world. he will be led to the world. he will be led to the possibility that his own rain can be defined by the continuation of that process here in the eventual dissolution of the united kingdom itself. but

giles' cathedral.hortly after a service of a reflection of the queen's life will take place there. we will bring it to you live as it happens. >> earlier king charles gave his first address to parliament as the new monarch, referencing shakespeare and saying that the queen was, quote, a pattern to all princes living. the new king vowed to continue the queen's dedicated service to her people. watch this. >> as i stand before you today, i cannot help but feel the weight of history which surrounds us and which reminds us of the vital parliamentary traditions to which members of both houses dedicate yourselves with such personal commitment for the betterment of us all. >> people are paying tribute around the world to queen elizabeth from the united kingdom to the united states, brazil, new zealand, japan, and many more nations. flags have been lowered and buildings have been lit up in remembrance of the queen. >> she was actually named georgia elizabeth after the queen, so we thought it would be nice for h

as we've been hearing, the queen will lie at rest tonight at st giles' cathedral in edinburgh.re the queen will spend a final night at buckingham palace. on wednesday afternoon, the queen's coffin will travel from buckingham palace to the palace of westminster. crowds will be able to watch as the cortege makes the journey through central london. thursday marks the first of four full days that the queen's body will lie in state in westminster hall. hundreds of thousands of members of the public are expected to pay their respects. on sunday evening, a minute's silence will be held across the uk at 8pm. and on monday the queen's lying in state will end, and the coffin will be taken in procession to westminster abbey for the state funeral, which is a bank holiday in the uk. details have been revealed about how people can attend the queen's lying—in—state. large crowds are expected and there are warnings people may have to wait for hours, or even overnight. our special correspondent lucy manning has more details on the preparations in london. if you can measure love and respect in f

sally magnusson is at st giles'. �* ., giles'. and the king and the princess royal _ giles'.he king and the i princess royal taking their places around the coffin, and their brothers on the other side. facing out beside the members of the royal company of archers, who have been guarding their mother's coffin. amid all the rush and noise of their formal lives, this is a profoundly human time, as anyone who has stood by the coffin of the parent will know. and as the vigil comes to an end, the king and his three siblings walked down the nave of st giles', where they came this afternoon for a very beautiful service, to leave the cathedral. smiling. smiling at last. king charles. after what may have been a bit of an ordeal at the end of a gruelling day. sadness was etched on their faces as they stood vigil. getting into their car, where they will take the shortjourney back down the royal mile to the palace of holyroodhouse. after a very moving vigil, which was in a sense our vigil to the king's, the queen's children had to do it in the full glare of the cameras but it was perhaps

_ in that procession all the way to st giles' cathedral and of course what he's doing — giles' cathedral to scotland today, belfast on tuesday, wales at the end of the week. _ tuesday, wales at the end of the week. and — tuesday, wales at the end of the week, and it's going to be a very hectic. _ week, and it's going to be a very hectic, demanding schedule. there is the queen consort, _ hectic, demanding schedule. there is the queen consort, king _ hectic, demanding schedule. there is the queen consort, king charles - hectic, demanding schedule. there is the queen consort, king charles iii i the queen consort, king charles ii! just sharing a few words no doubt, words of condolence and also acknowledging his new role as king. just before he boards that flight which will take him to edinburgh airport. he and his closest aides boarding that fight with him. and, as emma was saying, these moments of travel are actually important moments of privacy in this time of transition, and once they land in edinburgh, they will be travelling to the palace of holyroodhouse, where the queen's coffin is re

giles cathedral. jonathan, are you still with us? i wonder if you could give us a taste of the history for this cathedral? >> well, st. giles cathedral in edinburgh is important and that's why here it's part of this process. we've seen the queen tour through the whole of scotland in a sense and conclude in edinburgh and go to the cathedral. now it's the mourning point for the death of her majesty, the queen. no better place for that to happen than this historic setting. as the cathedral or the high clerk of edinburgh, part of the church of scotland. part of the parish church of scotland and worth noting as well that after his declaration of accession, king charles had to make a specific statement about the church of scotland because of the history of the union and this is something that reflects the great respect that the monarch also have to have for the church of scotland so there would be no potential conflict there in his role. >> dana: let's listen in the beautiful music here. [choir singing] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> i welcome al

and that must have been language and she's just arrived here at giles cathedral. her coffin . let's just have a listen in as they prepared to take the queen's coffin into the cathedral where our we will cross soon to correspond in houston. ah ah lou this. 2 ah ah ah ah i i oh i oh i . 2 ah ah ah ah ah ah. 2 2 2 2 ah okay, ah ah a with no what you life pictures here on dw news of the queen's coffin having passed through the scottish capital, edinburgh with thousands lining the streets to watch the coffin. now, having been taken along the royal mile from the palace of hollywood house to saint giles cathedral, where we see the coffin having now being placed a solemn ceremony, not a sound to be heard. as the coffin was brought from the host into the cathedral, king charles having led the procession behind the coffin, along with his 3 siblings. members of the public will now be able to view the coffin at the cathedral for the next 24 hours before it's foreign to buckingham palace in london on tuesday. and our correspondent is standing by there in edinburgh to tell us more about the

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giles' cathedral.hat can we expect, and what are you hoping to reflect during that service? >> i think that it's important that we honor her as is due to our queen. i think it's important that we reflect her life adequately. and especially two things, service to others, which was at the heart of who she was. and she shared and expressed on a number of occasions particularly at christmastime, her faith. >> it's good to have you on, sir. it's a busy day for you, and an emotional day for you, as it is for so many people in the united kingdom, not least in scotland, who will once again line the streets for that procession for her coffin as it makes its way from holyroodhouse palace or the palace of holyroodhouse up to st. giles' cathedral. thank you, sir. i want to get out to the streets of edinburgh now where i hope cnn's nic robertson can hear me and is standing by with the plans of today's event. nic? >> good morning, becky. i hope you can hear me now. the street here, it's beginning to get a few people

giles cathedral. she will lie in rest there until tomorrow when the coffin is flown to london. earlier this morning, king charles iii addressed both houses of parliament for the first time pledging to follow in his late mother's footsteps. the ceremony was held in westminster hall because of a 7th century law that forbids monarchs from entering the house of commons. >> shakespeare says of the earlier queen elizabeth, she was a pattern to all princes living. as i stand before you today, i cannot help but feel the weight of history which surrounds us and which reminds us of the vital parliamentary traditions to which members of both houses dedicate yourselves with such personal commitment for the betterment of us all. my lords and members of the house of commons, we gather today in remembrance of a remarkable span of the queen's dedicated service to her nations and peoples. while very young, her late majesty pledged thoers serve her country and her people and to maintain the precious principles of const

live with us from st giles' - indeed.ght. the coffin is not like that first in the cathedral for 2h hours, and as we have been hearing, members of the public are starting to pay their respects by filing past, and that is very much going to continue for hours, because a number of people who have arrived. thousands of people lined the streets of edinburgh's royal mile today. our scotland editor, james cook, has been speaking to some of those who came to pay their respects. we should warn you that his report contains some flashing images. in the heart of edinburgh this afternoon, an ancient ritual in the modern age. this nation changed beyond measure in the time of elizabeth, and now there is a sense of a country at a crossroads. we've lost a good leader. a leader who served our country well, 96 years and worked right on up until two days before she passed. what you think of the new king? i've got mixed views on the king. i think he's got big shoes to fill. i'm here because it is an historical moment for all british citizens

giles cathedral. a million people, you can imagine that lining up for six, seven hours around westminster hall at the houses of parliament to pay homage to the queen. it's rather fitting. after four days she will be taken by gun carriage to westminster abbey which she shows as a venue for her funeral. she was married there in 1947 and crowned there in 1953. it will be a magnificent ceremony with 1,000 guests, members of royalty from all over europe and president biden and his wife who said they're coming. and then after the funeral, it will be taken down to st. george's chapel. the most wonderful building in the confines of windsor castle built by henry vi. there the queen will be buried in the st. george's chapel with her mother and father proposed and prince philip who was buried there in april of last year. he will also be taken to the chapel so that he can repose with his wife for eternity. i can't think of anything better. it's a wonderful building, a beautiful building to pay homage. i think it

giles cathedral. >> john: as we let that moment sink in.an see the people in front of st. giles who i assume will pay tribute to the queen at about noon our time eastern tomorrow. her remains will be moved to edinburgh airport. we listen to more applause here for king charles. look at that. people lined up ten deep as they go back to hollywood house to spend the night. as we saw that procession move its way up to st. giles cathedral in downtown edinburgh, i can only imagine what it will look like tomorrow in london when she arrives. >> i think the streets will be lined here in london and more so wednesday morning when the queen's casket will be moved from buckingham palace to westminster's hall. we're being told that king charles, iii, and camilla, the queen consult will be at buckingham palace to receive the casket. we're being told that prince williams, the prince of wales and princess of wales, kate, will also be alongside the king and queen consult to receive the casket when it arrives here at buckingham palace tomorrow. john, sandra? >

part of it here transporting his mother's coffin to saint giles cathedral in edinburgh today. crowds gathering to pay their respects. the queen will lie at rest in the cathedral until tomorrow. >> before she was transported to london. our kron four's or carrot correspondent katie corrado joins us now live from windsor castle in england with a look at the what has happened today. katie. >> grant, vicki, good evening. queen elizabeth children are right now holding vigil over coffin as it lies in rest of saint giles cathedral in edinburgh, scotland and members of the public are streaming in hundreds, thousands of them to pay their final respects before her coffin moves to london tomorrow. king charles, the 3rd addressed lawmakers from both houses of parliament in london before flying to edinburgh to take part in the queen's funeral processional to saint giles cathedral. >> hundreds of lawmakers crowded into the 1000 year old westminster hall, rich and pageantry in the oldest part of the parliamentary complex, paying tribute to his mother. king said that while very young, she pled

and st giles' cathedral for the queen to lie in _ giles' cathedral for the queen to lie in state.lady. it was providential that she passed away— was providential that she passed away in — was providential that she passed away in her home at balmoral and she is lying _ away in her home at balmoral and she is lying in _ away in her home at balmoral and she is lying in state at holyrood. everybody in scotland has been moved and indeed _ everybody in scotland has been moved and indeed i think come together for this occasion. it is great what the queen— this occasion. it is great what the queen has— this occasion. it is great what the queen has stood for and i hope it continues — queen has stood for and i hope it continues-— continues. are you hoping to go inside the _ continues. are you hoping to go inside the cathedral? _ continues. are you hoping to go inside the cathedral? people i continues. are you hoping to go | inside the cathedral? people will continues. are you hoping to go i inside the cathedral? people will be queueing up to get a glimpse of the coffin in the cathedral. i q

giles cathedral.id tribute in a statement to his grandmother, queen elizabeth ii, thanking her for her and i quote here, sound advice and infectious smile. he continued by saying in celebrating the life of my grandmother, her majesty, the queen, and in mourning her loss, we are all reminded of the guiding compass she was to so many in her commitment to service and duty. >>> i want to get straight away to cnn's nic robertson. nic joins us now at st. giles cathedral. nic, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, don. the crowds are really beginning to gather along the royal mile here. the cobble street that runs from the palace of holyrood down the hill here where the queen is lying. all the way up the street here around the corner behind me you can't see it, that's edinburgh castle. that's the royal mile. st. giles cathedral just on the corner there. i think very strikingly here, bigger crowds expected later today. not just an opportunity for people here to watch the queen's coffin go by to st.

' _ here, come on his own and worship at st giles' and _ here, come on his own and worship at st gilesrather be today? no, so important to be there - would rather be today? no, so important to be there today. l would rather be today? no, so i important to be there today. thank ou for important to be there today. thank you for your _ important to be there today. thank you for your time. _ important to be there today. thank you for your time. everybody i important to be there today. thank you for your time. everybody has i you for your time. everybody has their own story and their own reason to be here and it is moving hearing these stories, back to you. thank you very much. everything a person has their own reason but there is this shared experience that people talk about as well. lots of people talk about as well. lots of people talking about how their own losses in their own families have made them feel a great sense of empathy and sympathy towards the royal family at this moment. michael harris is master of the music at the cathedral and conducted a choir during a service yesterday.

the city of edinburgh, king charles the 3rd, let the procession with his mother's coffin to saint giles cathedral earlier today where thousands are now paying their final respects to britain's longest reigning monarch also can make happen tonight, russia in retreat. moscow as withdrawn war troops from ukraine's northeastern harkey region, as the ukrainian military presses on with its counter offensive. and israel's prime minister on a diplomatic visit here in berlin, but iran remains a point of contention. and a spanish teenager making sporting history. carlos al cortes wins his 1st major at the us open final. on sunday, he has become the youngest ever world is number one. i can i break off to our viewers watching on p b as in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin this monday with a final farewell thousands of mortars have been paying their respects to the late queen elizabeth in scotland. the monarch's casket was taken through the heart of edinburgh, the scottish capital to day, followed by a procession which was led by her son, king charles, the 3rd ten

gi giles' cathedral. the high church of edinburgh. to all around the world who are watching this service being broadcast. here at st. giles jon knox confronted mary queen of scotts, here james vi argued and here promwell preach and hear parliament sometimes met, here our late queen received the honors of scotland and the stone of destiny rested on its return to scotland. we are graced by the presence of the king and members of the royal family. present here are representatives of our nation's life. present here are people whose lives were touched by the queen and so many unforgettable ways. and so we gather to bid scotland's farewell to our late monarch. whose life of service to the nation and the world we celebrate. and whose love for scotland was legendary. let us worship god. ♪ [ singing ] ♪ [ singing ] ♪ >>> our help is in the name of the lord who made heaven and earth. the eternal god is our refuge and underneath are the everlasting arms. god is our refuge and strength, a very present help in time of trouble. [ singing ] ♪ >> ete

the city of adam brock, king charles the 3rd leads a procession with his mother's coffin to saint giles cathedral. ah, hello, i am clear. richardson, thanks much for joining president. vladimir zalinski says ukrainian forces have retaken 6000 square kilometers of territory. since the beginning of the month. the ukrainian military says it's recaptured an additional 20 north eastern towns and villages in just the past day. as thousands of russian troops pull back there, leaving behind equipment, this abandon tank is one of many left behind. in the panic russian retreat from the hockey region in a nearby village vehicles and piles of ammunition, testified to the russians. hasty withdrawal in the face of the ukrainian advance ukraine's military command as pledge to push on. although with those, the deliberation of settlements from the russian invaders in the hockey and donetta regions continues. as previously reported during the retreat, russian troops quickly abandoned their positions and fled deep into the temporarily occupied territories or the russian federations territory for this trai

king charles, the 3rd to day led a procession with his mother's coffin to saint giles cathedral. that is where to night 1000 are paying their final respects to britain's longest reigning monarch. also coming up russia in retreat. moscow has withdrawn war troops from ukraine's northeastern harkey region. as the ukrainian military press is on with its counter offensive, and israel's prime minister on a diplomatic visit here in berlin. but if wrought remains a point of contention. ah, i break off is good to have you with us a final farewell to night. thousands of mourners are paying their respects to the late queen elizabeth in edinburgh. scott. the monarch's casket was taken through the heart of the scottish capital earlier today, followed by a procession that was led by king charles, tens of thousands are expected to visit the coffin to night inside saint giles cathedral before it is flown to london tuesday afternoon. ah, the lawn, good bye to queen elizabeth continues the centerpiece of a long day of ceremony in scotland was the procession of the queen's coffin down. the capital

he's now inside saint giles cathedral as commemoration ceremonies are underway right now.ake live looks inside here place. and it looks as though they've just finished one of the musical >> performances. now to come for a reading from one of the reference police charles is seated there all along with her other children and members of the royal family. earlier this morning, king charles address parliament. >> and now we want to go to london where we've got our correspondent there to give u> the very latest on what he said to the british lawmakers. this is first time that ha's addressed them in his role as the new kron four's. justin campbell joining us live at westminster abbey this morning. justin. >> good morning, james. good morning, and this morning we heard from him, the king charles, the 3rd addressed hundreds of lawmakers inside of westminister. abby, that is this church behind me. if you're not familiar with london and basically this really breaks down to seeing what type of relationship the king will have with parliament will show you the video of him arriving toda

as she lies there at rest in st giles�* cathedral.stop now to nicholas witchell. —— lets talk. we saw people paying their own personal tributes at the cathedral, we have heard so many trees today and we have had a tribute from prince harry? yes trees today and we have had a tribute from prince harry? yes and i think looking _ tribute from prince harry? yes and i think looking at _ tribute from prince harry? yes and i think looking at those _ tribute from prince harry? yes and i think looking at those pictures - tribute from prince harry? yes and i think looking at those pictures from | think looking at those pictures from edinburgh, we will see that magnified many times over once the coffin is in westminster hall of the lying in state, it�*s going to be on a huge scale. but you mentioned a tribute from prince harry, yes indeed, a touching tribute in which he describes his grandmother as a guiding compass, anti—speaks directly to granny. he writes, i am forever grateful for all of our first meeting, from earliest childhood memories to

giles in 1953.y of the queen's happiest times were here in scotland, spending summers in balmoral with her young family. now some saying it is as if she chose to spend her final days here. >> and so we gather to bid scotland's farewell to our late monarch, whose life of service to the nation and the world we celebrate and whose love for scotland was legendary. ♪ >> reporter: mourners singing psalm 23, a nod to prince philip, the duke of edinburgh. that psalm, also sung at their wedding in 1947. their 73-year marriage, just as remarkable as her 70-year reign. king charles standing before his mother's coffin as the mourners sing "god save the king." ♪ god save the king ♪ >> reporter: while in grief, the king also performing his official duties as sovereign, visiting scottish lawmakers, donning a traditional kilt. >> your majesty, we stand ready to support you as you continue your own life of service. >> reporter: this morning in london, king charles giving his first speech to british parliament. >> as

giles cathedral. and this morning prince harry paid tribute in a statement to his grandmother, queen elizabeth ii, thanking her for her, quote, sound advice and infectious smile. and continued in celebrating the life of my grandmother, her majesty the queen and mourning her loss we are reminding of the guiding she was to so many in her commitment to service and duty. i want to get to anna stewart live in london. good morning. how was the response from parliament to the king's address? >> i think the address was phenomenal. saying how he felt steeped in history and so many reminders for the king standing in westminster hall to his mother. in parliament he said there was the fountain, the sundial all built in commemorations of the jubilees for the queen and saying she set a selfless duty. an important address i think and now he's on his way to scotland where you are. and later today we'll see him walk on foot behind the casket as it travels from the palace to st. giles' cathedral. don. >> anna stewart,

as her coffin lies at rest in edinburgh. saint giles cathedral. oh. hello there. i'm julie mcdonald, this is al jazeera, alive from london, also coming up displaying the spoils of war. ukrainian forces, say they're offensive as push russian troops back towards the northern border. to grier rebels say they're ready for a mutually agreed ceasefire with the ethiopian government brokerage by the african union. as shocking footage from inside lebanon's prisons, as the country's economic collapse takes its toll on inmates. ah, will there a warm welcome to the program? we begin in scotland where people have been paying their last respects to queen elizabeth the 2nd. this has been the scene. it said, giles cathedral and edinburgh throughout the evening were members of the public have been filing past the monarchs coffin, it will lay at rest here until tuesday. before traveling to london, florida or the queen's 4 children, the scores of the coffin from the monarch's official residence in edinburgh. crabs crammed into the streets to watch the historic event, rob matheson wr

giles cathedral in edinburgh. witnessed a solemn tradition-- king charles iii and his three siblings stood guard. and here at buckingham palace, we saw the first changing of the king's guard in 70 years. it has been a busy day for the new king.st he said today he felt the weight of history, but today, you could almost see the weight of grief for a son who just lost his mother. we have a lot of news to get to tonight, and cbs' elizabeth palmer will start us off from edinburgh. good evening, elizabeth. >> reporter: good evening norah. well, the crowds here were certainly dense, but the mood wasn't sad, so much as solemn and respectful. people are very aware that they are witness to an extraordinary historical turning point. (♪ bagpipes playing ♪) the band struck up the anthem as queen elizabeth left holyroodhouse, her edinburgh home, for the last time, carried by soldiers from the scottish regiment. the hearse bore her coffin to st. giles' cathedral past silent crowds, her four children walking behind-- princess ann

queen's coffin as it travels from here at the palace of holyroodhouse, along the royal mile to st giles' cathedral where it will remain under continuous vigil for 2h hours. yesterday thousands of mourners lined the route as the coffin made the 175—mile journey from balmoral down to edinburgh, as judith moritz reports. balmoral was the queen's most beloved home. scotland her place of refuge. how fitting, then, that it's across this land that she is beginning her finaljourney. these were the hills she knew. the forests she enjoyed. and the communities she felt closest to. all along the route, crowds returned that affection. and then, a majestic sight, as the cortege crossed the firth of forth and reached to the edges of edinburgh. in the city centre, people streamed towards the royal mile, thronging the pavements and craning for a view, some up high, but many thousands jostling for position down below. are you going to watch? yes, we came to just watch... amongst them, waiting patiently, a newly arrived ukrainian refugee, now making her home here in scotland. i feel something special to t

giles. >> bill: the quoen's coffin will then be flown to london and she will lie in house of parliament. >> dana: president biden accepted an invitation to the funeral. the first lady will join him. they remember her more than a monarch. >> bill: king charles iii arriving in scotland after addressing parliament on sunday for the first time since his mother's passing. he pledged to follow her example of selfless duty as lawmakers offered up condolences. >> dana: this is the moment everyone is talking about. princes william and harry making a rare joint appearance. they and their wives greeted mourners outside windsor castle and harry made his first statement on his grandmother's death. jonathan hunt has more from buckingham palace. >> good morning to both of you. we are in the heart of another historic and hectic day here in the u.k. it began with king charles iii and queen consort camilla attending to a joint session of the house of commons and the house of lords. there they received the con

he's transported from hollywood house to saint giles cathedral. the queen's casket will move to london tomorrow. prince harry also released a statement a few hours ago. >> describing his grandmother as a guiding compass and saying that now she is reunited with grandpa. prince philip together in peace. we're porting outside of windsor castle in windsor, england. i'm katie corrado. back to you. >> and we have continuing coverage on this story. more on queen elizabeth's life and legacy and what happens next for the royal family is all on our website. kron 4 dot com. san francisco police say an officer is injured after being hit by 2 alleged catalytic converter thieves. it happened on chestnut street shortly after 5 o'clock this morning. police say they tried to conduct a traffic stop on the suspected car, but the driver tried to flee and hit one of the officers and their patrol vehicle during the pursuit. the suspect's car crashed into the sidewalk. the 2 suspects got out and ran. officers did manage to arrest the female suspect. the mail got away. a

the body of queen elizabeth the 2nd is lying in rest to night inside saint giles cathedral in the scottish city of edinburgh. now the public, they will file pass this coffin, the coffin of their late monarch all through the night, but that still will not be enough time to accommodate this gigantic expression of scottish affection. it is painfully clear that the scottish people loved their queen and all that she stood for. will they ever feel the same about their new king? i'm break off in berlin. this is the day. ah, it did evil. it is an opportunity, as it was yesterday for scotland to express how much the queen at means to us and what she was late. the fact i just can't i cannot believe that these days time does not say they don't love the women who are you there and i think she really conduct played with her people. there will be a honeymoon period for charles, i think. yeah, absolutely amazing. to feel your pain with a privileged it will remain to be seen at chas pend command. i guess the same loyalty that his mother has also coming up a remarkable movement along the battle lines and e

katie nicholl and giles _ wales will be there tomorrow. list e: nicholl and giles brandreth many thanksomeone who knew her majesty for many years, both personally and through his work as a producer and executive. here are his reflections going right back to the 1940s. luntimely going right back to the 1940s. when i first met going right back to the 1940s. when i first met the _ going right back to the 1940s. when i first met the queen _ going right back to the 1940s. when i first met the queen in _ going right back to the 1940s. when i first met the queen in 1947, - going right back to the 1940s. when | first met the queen in 1947, i- going right back to the 19405. barren i first met the queen in 1947, i was serving in the navy and doing national service at greenwich. 0ne national service at greenwich. one of the teaching staff was a certain prince philip, and there were special evenings where you have a formal dinner, and he brought this beautiful princess on his arm. and i remember walking up smiling. she looked regal. but she also looked perfectly at home. this was her, where she sho

the hearse bore her coffin to saint giles' cathedral, past silent crowds.n walking behind. princess anne, the princes andrew and edward, and king charles. still in official mourning but already hard at work, charles' day had begun in london. in westminster hall, the room where his mother will lie in state later this week. he accepted the condolences of members of parliament and the house of lords. >> as i stand before you today, i cannot help but feel the weight of history which surrounds us. >> reporter: king charles then flew to scotland, and first with his wife camilla, he met a few of his subjects. >> thank you so much for your kind thoughts. >> reporter: then he addressed scottish politicians. >> if i might paraphrase the words of the great robert burns, my dear mother was "the friend of man, the friend of truth, the friend of age, and guide of youth." >> reporter: in saint giles' cathedral, a service of thanksgiving for queen elizabeth's life began as the oldest crown in the british isles, the crown of scotland, was placed on her coffin. outside, thou

as the queen's coffin is taken from the palace of holy root house to some giles cathedral for service. let's go lived out of buckingham palace, said london al jazeera alzheimer's port brennan is set that for us. a pull took us through what's just happened there in london today. it's another busy day here. adrian, laden with historical and ceremonial significance in round an hour's time, the king will leave buckingham palace behind me and drive the short distance to westminster, to the parliament building of the u. k. where in westminster hall, the oldest part of the parliament estates, he will receive the condolences of both houses of parliament, the house of lords and the house of commons. now. westminster hall itself dates back to the 11th century. if the place where king henry the 8th, was crowned at the place where guy fawkes, one of the gun powder plotters was tried, and it, it, it's the place also where from weapons they onwards, the queen's body will lie in ceremonial state for members of the public to process past it to pay their respects. so this morning the king will go ther

right now, though, thousands of people are streaming into saint giles cathedral to pay their respects over the next 24 hours. king charles, the 3rd addressed lawmakers from both houses of parliament in london before flying to edinburgh to take part in the queen's funeral processional to saint giles cathedral. >> hundreds of lawmakers crowded into the 1000 year old westminster hall, rich and pageantry in the oldest part of the parliamentary complex, paying tribute to his mother. king said that while very young, she pledged herself to serve the country and your people, she set an example >> of sofas to with god's help. and your consuls. i'm riz old face for me to follow. >> following what's known as the condolence meeting, the king flew to edinburgh to company his late mother's coffin through the historic heart of the scottish capital to the cathedral where it will remain for 24 hours. charles and his wife camilla, the queen consulate. we arrived at the royal family's official residence in edinburgh, the palace, the hollywood house, elizabeth, the second's compean late overnight in the

giles cathedral along edinburgh's royal mile. elizabeth's son, the new king charles iii, will lead the procession which will conclude with a private service. afterwards, members of the public will be able to come pay their respects in person. queen elizabeth is expected to lie at rest in scotland for about 24 hours. her coffin will then be flown to london for an extended public viewing. >> and her majesty was a constant in our lives, and that's gone. >> reporter: the death of the uk's longest reigning monarch has prompted an outpouring of grief across theon had >> she will be sorely missed not only by her family but i think everyone that she's come into in their lives. >> reporter: anne-marie, there are reports that foreign heads of states will not be allowed to use helicopters or their official cars in central london during the funeral. they are going to be bussed reportedly to westminster abbey for security reasons. >> all right. ian lee from windsor castle. thank you very much. >>> there were heavy hearts across the u.s. yeste

the coffin will spend the night there and be taken to the city's saint giles cathedral. to morrow. thousands of mourners followed the queen's final journey from above moral castle to edinburgh. the moment the body of queen elizabeth arrives in edinburgh the cities 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. that is 7 o'clock this morning. i mean, she's worked so hard, horribly, and just seem dre 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 bon morrow castle, where her life 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 thank isab into on says then seals the queen. so i could move over to you to say goodbye to her as part of history. it's the thought that she has day to consider whole life to fair thing. i just felt it was no real. so wanted to be here. a t