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many counties alongside the river tens over night to secure their spot. harry foster has been speaking to some of because the rain arrived over london instead on a small but growing group huddled on the south bank of the river thames, waiting with still more than a day to go before they'd be able to file past the queen's coffin. first in line, vanessa had been here since monday, and i'm going to be going out to the mc feeling and firing. so, you know, all right, great lady, peacefully with this is something very small, you know, considering that she's been 70 years looking off to us making big talk. you know, you know, great job. are you worried about what's going to happen overnight? it's like she's an english, we used to the weather. hale don't know. eric k, i'm staying here. hundreds of thousands are expected to line up during the 4 days in which the queen will line state their speed and numbers will be monitored closely. efficient say they may decide to stop new arrivals for the sake of safety . when this q finally does get underway, it will proceed up and overland the bridge acros

grandmother and mother, she was head of the armed forces and the boss as prince harry has famously called her in the past. >> max foster is reporting that prince harry and meghan received a invitation to padbuckingham palace for working members of the royal family. prince harry and duchess meghan are not working royals and this is was a mistake, this was some kind of oversight and i'm wondering what you make of that and what you think will happen next. >> reporter: well, it's interesting. my understanding is the invitation went out, but the palace is insisting that this reception will be for working members of the royal family only. unless there is some last-minute change of heart, i don't expect to see them at the event tomorrow. but as we know, lots of things have been changing over the last few days. there are lots of moving parts in this situation and it's one to watch. >> if there is one moment tomorrow, excuse me, monday at the funeral that you think will be the most impactful, the one thing people should remember, what do you think they should watch for? >> i think we have a sort of forerunner to this event on a

harry and meghan for this walk about? >> reporter: hey, pamela, a according to a royal source that told my colleague max foster, this was prince william inviting his brother harry and meghan as a show of unity in their words. the brothers had a well publicized rift over the last few years but since the queen's death a few days ago, there are some hopeful signs all branchs are being extended. first, king charles mentioned harry and meghan by name in his very first speech to the nation as king and now this very public show of unity here in windsor today. >> as the gates of windsor castle opened saturday, prince william and harry walked out side by side. the queen's death reuniting the brothers publicly for the first time since june and the first time the crowd got to see kate in her new title as princess of wales. the couples made their way down long rows of people paying tribute to the queen. young people sharing cards and toys, people of all ages pushes flowers into their arms and pets got the royal treatment. this 14-year-old was particularly moved to meet meghan, the duchess of sussex. >> quite an amazing moment. quite nice

harry in a statement. cnn royal correspondent max foster is at bouckingham palace for us with more.alk us through this visit at parliament. >> it's interesting seeing the pomp and pageant ry today. we talked about how the monarch has a fundamental role, it in parliament, it's the monarch, house of lords and house of commons. the queen was exemplary leading that process. she never got involved in politics in any way, but she was able to keep the wheels turning, if you like, in parliament because that was her role and this was the first opportunity really for the lords and the members of the house of common sense to hear how the king would treat his role in parliament and he very much modelled himself on what the queen was doing previously, that was reassuring indeed if you look back on all the decades of the queen's reign. throughout her seven decades on the throne, queen elizabeth had a delicate and vital relationship with the government, despite an obligation to remain strictly neutral with respect to politics. the monarchy holds vital constitutional duties. during her reign, the q

brother harry will walk behind the casket alongside their father king charles, for the prince of wales and his wife kate, this day represents the dawning of a new royal era. here's cnn's max fosterall hijinks and banter between william and harry. even after william married there was plenty of fun to be had in front of the cameras. over the years, william gradually rebranded from a tireless young royal mixing with celebrities at trendy parties to a more formal suited and booted figure more fit for the throne. according to sources it was a deliberate transformation as he moved steadily towards the top job, as it's known. once dubbed the work shire prince, sources say he wasn't in a rush to take on public duties while settling down. first marrying his soul mate and then raising a young family. it was all about striking the right balance. but from the moment his grandmother died he became first in line to the throne and with that a more weighty titled. >> i'm proud to make him prince of wales. the country whose title i've been privileged to bare during so much of my life. >> with that, they've been elevated in position and will be expected to step up and support the king more. they

foster. >> used to be all hydrants inventor. between william and harry. .lliam married, there is plenty of fun to be had according to the cameras over the years, william gradually re-branded from a tireless young royal, mixing with celebrities and trendy parties to a more formal suited and booted figure more fit for the throne according to sources, it was a deliberately formation. as he moves steadily toward the top job as it is known. one stop the work for prince. sources say william is in a rush to take on full time publicity. while he was settling down. first, marrying his soul mate and then raising a young family. it was all about striking the right balance. but from the moment his grandmother died. he became first in line to the throne. with that, came and more weighty title. >> i am proud to be known as prince of wales. the country, whose title i've been so greatly privilege to bear. during so much of my life and duty with that, the new prince and princess of whales have been elevated to another position and will not be expected to step up and support

now we are watching to see when prince harry will join his family in balmoral castle in scotland. want to bring in cnn royal correspondent max foster buckingham palace with cnn chief international anchor christiane amanpour and bianca nobilo. it looks like the rain has at least stopped for you at buckingham palace. max, what are you hearing? any news you have heard? >> reporter: no. we haven't heard anything. it has gone very quiet which is qu quite erie. everyone is asking what is going on. we had the statement saying doctors were worried and everyone makes this mad dash up to balmoral, prince william driving, his uncles and aunt which is very unusual. it does feel as though they dropped everything and headed up there. certainly william was very focused on his kids' first day at school and kate stayed here in windsor to oversee that. he has had to rush up there and prince harry has gone as well. my feeling is and i am speculating here but prince harry we don't think has arrived yet. the photographers have captured this image, haven't captured one of prince harry. i wonder if they are waiting for prince harry to arrive so they can

foster has more. >> reporter: it used to be all high jinks and banter between will imand harry. >> pretty rich goingnger. even after william married, there was plenty of fun to be had over the years. over the years william rebranded from a royal to a more formal suited and booted figure, more fit for the throne. according to sources, it was a deliberate transformation as he moves steadily towards the top job. once stopped, the sources say william wasn't in a rush to take on full-time duties whilst he was settling down, first marrying his soul mate and then raising a young family. it was all about striking the right balance, but from the moment his grandmother died he became first in lynne to the throne and with that came a more weighty title. >> i am proud to create him prince of wales. the country whose title had been so greatly privileged to bear during so much my life and duty. >> with that, in the new prince and princess of wales will be elevated and will be asked to step up and help the king as well. william's father reinvented the prince of wales title. william and kate will have plans for mak

max foster, our colleague here at cnn, was told it came about because william made a call to harry possibly quite last minute and william and harry dropped everything to do it. and we're told by sources at newspapers he did it because charles asked him to do so. so clearly the new king charles is saying i want a family of unity, and maybe underneath there are still resentments, still a lot of hurt. but the face is going to be one of unity and perhaps that's going to be increasing unity within the family. that's what we love to see. and to me the last time, you know, you and i really remember those boys was the moment outside balmoral in 1977 after the tragic death of their mother, the heart breaking moment when those two children came out and looked at all the flowers, the tributes. and yesterday it's so sad about the queen but also a wonderful celebration of a wife well-lived. and i really do think that seeing the boys together again for a moment when the crowd was so happy makes me hopeful there's going to be more of a role for harry and meghan in the future in the monarchy. let's hope th

fostered and created with this family. greg: absolutely, griff. a great warmth among the children. a great warmth mopping the grandchildren. harry put out his own statement earlier, prior to today and he referred to his -- to the queen as a granny and he thank youd her after the fact for all the guidance, for all the wisdom, for all the help and for that infectious smile, that's what he called, of course, william very close as well, all these grandchildren very close to the sovereign. again, it's a very public time. the queen was the sovereign of this whole county, of the whole common wealth and known all around the world and but you also have the close family members feeling a great sense of loss, a great sense of grief for the head of their family having -- having past away. so they are juggling two things. give, we saw earlier in the day william and charles out with the crowds for about half an hour speaking with the people that have been waiting for hours and hours in that what we call here a cue to go into -- into the westminster hall to see them and there was just such warmth on both sides as we watch now the end of this v

the sussexes after that very spontaneous moment, max foster learning from his sources that it was prince william's idea to reach out to prince harry and say join me on this walkabout and they exited the gates there of windsor castle and then they went down the long walk here shaking hands, grabbing flowers, taking the time to listen to the words of the so many people who have lined up there and it went from a very somber atmosphere to now, don't very a better word than to say jubilance because it has been very jubilant. and sally, all of your remarks are remarkable, in that king charles iii making mention of prince harry and meghan and probably gave the green light and nudged according to max's reporting prince william to extend the olive branch and invite his brother and wife here. we're going to re-set right now at the top of the hour. hello attorney. you're looking at at some of the pictures earlier of prince william and kate. the now prince and princess of wales emerging there from wales -- from the gates there and then going down the long walk there at windsor. and talking to people, being very engaged in what everyone had to

and it is just beautiful to hear thetory from max foster from his sources telling us now that this was prince william's idea to invite harry them there as they left windsor castle and they have now descended on this gigantic crowd all there in the mourning of the passing of queen elizabeth and also in celebration of the new king, king charles iii. our paula newton is in commonwealth of canada. and king charles leading the monarchy there as well. so, paula, from afar, tell us, give us an idea of what the reception has been like there in canada, clearly a time of mourning for queen elizabeth's passing. but with the official proclamation of king charles iii today, what is the sentiment there? >> that just happened a little while ago. again, formally what happens in canada and really in 14 realms besides britain around the world, the queen was the monarch, now king charles is the monarch. and that was proclaimed just a few hours ago. a 21-gun salute. again a formality but a very important one. justin trudeau was there and along with mary simon. but what we're seeing right now in britain, when we're seeing that walk-about is ju

foster back with us now. so, max, tell us again, these eight grandchildren, who they are. you mentioned that prince harry is wearing a uniform because special dispensation has been extended to him. but you also read earlier a statement coming from two of the grandchildren, which were so poignant. if you could revisit that and also tell us the significance of each of the grandchildren there holding vigil. >> reporter: obviously the two most senior there, even though prince harry has left his working role, the duke of wessex and count teess of wessex, they there. the two youngest children at 14 and 18. you can see lady louise on the left, prince edward's elder daughter on the right, beatrice, the duke of york prince andrew's daughter. beatrice gave very powerful tribute published just in the last hour. zara phillips there, princess anne's daughter. to read a part of it - - our dearest granny, we've not been able to put much into words since you left us all. there have been tears and laughter, silences and chatter, hugs and loneliness, and a collective loss for you, our beloved queen and our beloved granny.

the same people with them, which was harry and meghan, especially because of the very well-publicized rift between the two. a royal source told my colleague max foster that it was actually prince william who asked his brother to join him in greeting the crowds of people as a show of unity. >> z aas the gates of windsor castle opened saturday, prince wil william and harry walked out side by side. the queen's death reuniting the brothers publicly for the first time since june. it was also the first time crowds got to see kate in her new title as princess of wales. the couples made their way down long rows of people paying tribute to the queen. young people sharing cards and toys, people of all ages pushing flowers into their arms, even pets got the royal treatment. 14-year-old amelka was particularly moved to meet meghan the duchess of sussex. >> that was just quite an amazing moment. i'm still shaking now. it was quite nice to see william and kate and meghan and harry together. it was fine, but i just wanted to show her that she's like welcome here i guess after everything that's happened really now. >> before the queen died thursday, it had been a t

foster, to you now. tell us more about the statement with -- i read part of it, that just came in from prince harry. >> i'mldren of the queen. i'm not expecting to see any of the grandchildren. i'm not expecting to see harry and william, but it will be a silent walk to the cathedral. it will be powerful. i received the order of service as well. very religious, very spiritual. the dean is doing most of the readings. there will be a reading from the commonwealth, young nigerian student. the commonwealth will be reflected today in the church service. as you say, we also heard from prince harry today. he didn't speak yesterday, my understanding is because he didn't want to interfere with the 9/11 -- just trying to pull it up now, the anniversary of the 9/11. this is what prince harry said. i only got this statement 40 minutes ago. thank you for your commitment, your service, thank you for your sound advice. thank you for your infectious smile. that was the headline to me. he was so connected to the queen. we talk a lot about the queen's sense of humor. that was definitely inherited by harry. it's a cheeky sens

>> no, this is a very firm relationship, and she has fostered it, as you pointed out, she met every president since harrya convertible with truman. she hosted ike in balmoral and sent him her recipe for scones. she asked general ford. she rode horses with ronald reagan. she went to a baseball game with george h. w. bush. she has fostered the kind of stable relations that putin has had with the united states throughout her reign, and there is nothing that's been gonna change that now. this is one of the great ironies that the united states has been, as a nation, as it revolted against one of its ancestors. but that relationship is firm and as she said in 1976, is asked for him today as it ever has been. >> what do you believe in britain's support of ukraine will change in any way, going forward? >> no, when you look at what the ukrainians did, the gunners road tributes to her on there already pillory shelves, shells. glory to the queen, and stay calm and carry on, which is a british-ism from world war ii. they were great tributes to her. remember, two weeks before her death, sent a message of congratulati

again, as max foster was saying, there are different spokespeople so pinpointing their exact location is a little tricky. prince william said to be traveling there. prince harry and his wife meghan who were this england are also said to be traveling to balmoral according to a spokesperson. so we're trying to find out exactly when they plan to be together. we did see the aircraft on the tarmac in aberdeen. i want to take a short break. we'll come back with our continuing coverage from great britain. that we sell cars onlin. 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 yoyou hyped up. that you should be empowered to shop when you wanant, where you want, wearing whatever you want. and thatat 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. it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable.

harry numerous times. so, yes, absolutely. they have done exactly what the queen would have wished. firm first, family put on a good show. >> max foster? >> yeah, just to update you on who is in the cortege, the palace has let us know there is a member of the royal family, there is the princess royal, princess anne, also her husband sir tim lawrence. the minister of the krathie church at balmoral. some detail on the flowers as well. the royal standard draped over the coffin, the royal standard can't fly above the queen anymore because the monarch is obviously now king but the tradition is that the standard can remain on the coffin until the queen is laid to rest. you will also see that when she comes to westminster hall and you will see items of crown jewels as well on the coffin by the time it gets to london. on the flowers at the moment we have sweet peas, one of the queen's favorite flowers, that's a touching sort of moment there really. you know, when we talk about the levels of detail, this has been planned to, even these details and even these details were signed off by the queen. also white heather, which is obviously a reflect

harry and meghan. surprising considering the very public rift that exists in the family and specifically between those two brothers. a royal source told my colleague max foster that it was the prince of wales, william who extended the olive branch to his brother to do this as a show of yun unity. they came out the gates, walked past the flowers and mementos that had been left in honor of queen elizabeth ii and started to read some of them. and then they started to go through the crowd. we spoke with one woman who said that harry said within the castle walls you can feel the queen's presence. you can still very much feel the queen's presence. i also spoke to a woman who actually hugged meghan saying that, you know, she felt like she wanted to make sure that she felt welcome here. the people that you see behind me, they're all here to pay their respects to queen elizabeth ii, and all the people who showed up today, this was not something that was announced, they were also thinking that they were simply coming to pay their respects as well. and i just want to talk to one person who's here, grace, is that right? >> that's correct. >> so grace, tell me, why was i

to hear from max foster's reporting that that walkabout with the four of them really was prince william's idea, and it was quite spontaneous that he would reach out to his brother harry, anna, and say, hey, do you want to be available, do you want to join us. and so they did. contrast that with, there is very specific planning that is under way for the queen over the next ten days, ending with that funeral scheduled for monday. so help fill in the blanks, if you will, about the moment of spontaneity that we saw today with the four of them, down to now the very intricate planning of the laying, you know, to rest of the late queen. >> in terms of what we saw in windsor, i think that is going to really cheer people, that hope that perhaps that rift has been healed or at least put to one side. that is certainly what her majesty would have wanted, it is what king charles, i was going to say prince charles, what king charles would have wanted as well. i would say all of the people, even though it's getting dark here, you can see hundreds of people, probably still thousands, all around bucking him palace. people want to know where they should be the next couple of days. so

harry standing vigil aside their coffin. in this hour we're expected to see president biden sign a condolence book, and then attend a reception held by the king. kaitlan collins, and max fostere and all for being here. let's set the scene for us. what are we expecting to see and hear from president biden this morning. we have some footage of president biden. there he is right now. let's listen in. he is paying respect to her majesty at westminster. let's just listen in . >>> all right. kaitlan, we also expect president biden in the next half hour or so to sign the official condolence book for her majesty at lancaster house. he's expected to make remarks, kaitlan? >> yeah, we may hear from him. the white house handle said specifically we will, but there's an opportunity where we'll see him in front of the cameras, of course. this is his first stop since arriving last night, there with first lady jill biden. you saw him place his heart above his heart before he turned to go. they will sign the condolence book. later on, he's going to go and see sing charles for the first time since he became king, at the reception he's hosting for not just president biden, but also other offic

harry. it is hard to imagine a leader who has had such a mark, such a mark over many decades as the monarch, the longest seveni sern the history of the united kingdom. max foster sanjay gupta. sanjay, if we could begin with you, the queen's health has been closely watched in recent months and years. she was tested positive for covid, with the coronavirus, earlier this year, got through that. tell us about the points that have stood out to you, in recent months, regarding her health. >> well, you know, even if you go back to 2003, this is when she was 77 years old. so just to give you some frame of reference in terms of her age, going back 20 years, that's when she had operation on her knee at that point. and was part of the mobility issues we still talk about today. but if you go forward now to march 2013, she was hospitalized at that point for gastroenteritis, she was 87 at that point, that was nine years ago. at as you point out, the more recent things, the covid diagnosis in february of this year, if you look at 21, 2021, 2022, you get an idea of what she has been dealing with over this period of time, skipped some of the events at the jubilee in june. ther

harry joined by their wives walking among the tributes in crowds outside windsor castle. a royal source tells cnn that despite their strained relationship, they came together and, quote, a show of unity. cnn's max fostermore on this bittersweet day in british history. ♪ >> charles philip arthur george is now by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory become our only lawful and rightful liege lord, charles iii, king, head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith. >> king charles iii publicly declared as the new monarch of the united kingdom. a day enshrined with language and tradition of another day. spoken outloud on the streets of the nation. >> god save the king. ♪ >> gun salutes across the four nations marked the principle or first public proclamation being made. >> hip hip -- >> hooray. >> hip hip. >> horray. >> hip hip -- >> hooray. [ cheers and applause ]. >> this moment captured by cheering crowds on smart phones. it followed what was a traditionally private accession ceremony, inside saint james palace. the greater the good of the british establishment gathered. the new prince of wales with queen consort camilla, helping to steady her as she walked on stage. the first time, the sombe

harry, walking behind their mother's casket, princess diana. today, they will walk together behind their grandmother's casket, one last time, saying good-bye. i'm here with max fosterbe seeing and just the significance of how it was chosen. >> this is a traditional route along the mall through horse guards to westminster. it's a long-trodden route. the connection really between state and government. and what we're seeing here is the state, the palace, the royal family persiresenting their que their grandmother to the houses of parliament effectively to lie in state. so we expect the coffin to be draped with a royal standard. it will be -- and on that will be a velvet cushion and the imperial state crown will rest upon that. so imagine the pressure of those guards around to try to, you know, cause no damage to a priceless piece of jewelry. and there'll be a wreath of flowers. we'll get details in a moment what's in that wreath of flowers. but it have been selected by the queen. interesting to see what flowers she wanted in there. and it will be the gun troop that will carry and the bearer party is being founded by the grenadier guards, but there's also an escort as