richard quest and isa soares. isa, let me start with you. you're on the royal mile.e scottish people coming to say farewell to their beloved queen. >> indeed, and it has been incredibly emotional. and really moving tributes we have seen, very poignant, of course, said so many people. scots, to me today, that the queen who had a deep love and affection for scots and who had those strong ties to scotland, that many ways that she died in scotland, her beloved balmoral and many scots here today were incredibly proud of what they saw today, but moved by the scenes. scenes of silence, of respect, solemnity. this is something that moved a lot of people, many of whom weren't able to talk to me, and what we're expecting is of course the queen's coffin to lie at rest in st. giles' cathedral, and then you'll expect to see a line, a long line of people wanting, of course, to go in there and to show an outpouring of love and respect for a queen they said has defined so many generations and has served them steadfastly, even those, john, even those who say they're not pro-monarchy,

let me start with you, isa. and it has been certainly a long day in scotland yesterday and a long evening as people cued to pay their last respect to the queen whose body lies in a casket at saint charles cathedral. what have people been telling you about how they feel? >> reporter: good morning, becky. that's right. we have seen -- continued to see, i may add, an outpouring of love and respect for mourners who have been lining the streets of he hedinborough and also tho who have been lining the streets overnight. there were many waiting for seven to eight hours. according to one police officer who was here overnight with the lines stretching several kilometers i've been told. goes to parking down princess street, down the road and past the meadows. it snakes there and beyond. people saying to me, what is six, seven hours, even eight hours of patience, waiting patiently for 70 years of service. that's what people are prepared to do, the sacrifice they are prepared to make. i want to bring in shawn here and the 1

isa suarez, thank you.h me, cnn contributor, sally, first of all, i thought they were going to stop the general public coming through, but it doesn't look like or at least the last ones are still filing through while this is under way. the decision to have this vigil in this way in scotland, by the queen's children, the significance of that, sally. >> it's very significant. everything we've seen today is unprecedented in that it's in scotland. this is called the vigil of the princes, and it first happened in january of 1936 with the death of king george v. at that time there was a vigil in westminster hall where the queen's body is going to go next, and it was king edward viii, the new king, prince albert, the future king george vi, prince henry, his brother, and prince george the youngest brother. it had never been done before. it was incredibly moving and dramatic. there was something similar done for the queen mother back in 2002, but the origin of it, the vigil of the princes, was in 1936. who could hav

let's kick off our coverage with cnn's isa soares who is in edinburgh with more, isa, on what we canxpect in the coming hours. >> reporter: good morning, becky. the sun is out in what king charles iii called his mother's last great journey. what we do know is that the queen's coffin is an oak coffin currently sitting at the ballroom at balmoral. it will be transferred by six of the gatekeepers to an awaiting hearse. an opportunity for those who served the queen to pay their last respects and final good-bye. it will begin on a slow six-hour journey through various points of scotland. it will first pass by ball lister, a small picturesque town where we were staying and where we met many of the people there who had stories about the queen as well as king charles and who saw her really as a neighbor, from ballister it will then go to the city of aberdeen, following on from done diaz you can see on your map and perth. it will pass the royal mile going past me to -- behind me as you can see st. giles' cathedral all the way downwards to the palace of hollywood house where the queen will lie

i've been hearing ing isa descrg the crowds there. as princess anne in the procession there, there will be a member of the royal family there, and you'll see the procession going up to the palace, and we'll see a somber moment with the royal salute as the coffin is taken in to the palace. there will be some pomp and ceremony once they get there. but the ramain event will be tomorrow when the coffin goes to st. charles cathedral. the dean of chapel royal in scotland will be up there, and they're going to oversee this process. what you have in the moment is the members of staff really from balmoral who are in charge of the coffin. right now, they're going that hand it over to the authorities in edinburgh. so this is just the level of complexity you've got here, so many different agencies involved. it's the solemnity of the occasion when this is such a busy area normally. >> christiane, you have covered a number of these, sadly because it's always the death of someone. but there's always angst, there's always consternation, and it is no

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isa, you are at st.iles' cathedral where the queen's coffin will be headed after that procession up the royal mile. i wonder if you could tell us what's happening there now. >> reporter: good morning, jim. as you can see behind me really a sea of people, as don was saying, thousands and thousands of people, many more people coming here very early in the morning to get a glimpse of course of the royal family, the new king but also pay their respects to a mon that is correct who has defined so many of their generations. many people coming with little chairs, with stools, with their pets, many with sleeping bags, sleeping the night wanting to be here to be present, giving us a glimpse perhaps, jim, of what we may come to see in london when the queen makes its way to london. but emotions are raw and i think you're going to see the potency of that when, of course, that coffin, the hearse, makes its way in less than 25 minutes or so up the royal mile with king charles iii and his siblings behind him and with h

isa? >> reporter: what we have seen the last hour, don, it really is the beginning of what king charles iii called his mother's last great journey, she left her beloved balmoral, a beautiful but simple white wreath draping the coffin. we know the coffin was transported to an awaiting hearse and those who served the queen for so many years as she spent her summers in balmoral to pay their final respect. the small village, where people saw her not only as the queen but also as a neighbor. i have a contact and i've just messaged her to ask her what the mood was like. what she told me was somber, i think they are private, very hard working and honest. i think the queen was all those things, too. yes, she loved the landscape but she loved the local people and the language, which i think is soft and gentle and like a warm blanket. i can imagine having been greeted by her local staff and by the local dialect and feeling safe and happy and secure. this is one of my contacts in the cortege. in 20,

isa, you're there in balmoral for us.are people there telling you about the loss of the queen and their thoughts on the new king? >> well, the scenes, wolf, that we saw, the scenes of jubilation that we saw obviously today outside of buckingham palace very different to what i've been seeing here for the past 24 hours. slightly more somber. people taking their time to reflect on 70 years of duty and service. many shedding a tear, but also, of course, reflecting on her legacy. of course, in many ways, this is very poignant that she spend her last days here in balmoral in the highlands, 50,000 acres of course of land. and place of course where she felt that she could be herself. she could walk her corgis, ride her horses, drive her land rover. and so many people i spoke to today, wolf, told me she was one of us. i would bump into her one lady said as i went for a walk with my dog. i met her butcher, the queen's butcher who said she would come into my shop. so would king charles. and they're just normal people. and the messag

ana. >> okay, isa, we'll check back with you. we're going to continue to watch this motion of condolence reception happening in the scottish parliament. as soon as king charles iii goes to address them, we will dip back live and bring that to you right here on cnn. just a quick break until then. we'll be with you in just a moment. oat. it's clinically proven to moiststurize dry skin for 24 hours. aveeno® carvana's had a lot of firsts. 100 percent online car buying, car vendinding machines, and now putting you in control of your financing. at carvana, ge personalized terms, browse for cars thatit your budget, then customize your downpaymen and monthly payment. it's what you'll really pay, right down to the penny. wheather you're shopping or just looking, it only takes a few seconds and it won't affect your credit score. finally, a totally different way to finance your ride only from carvana. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantl

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kate williams and isa soares, thank you both. i'll have more from london in a few moments. first let's hand you over to alison cossack in new york for you. >> hi, becky, thanks very much. ukrainian flags are going back up in key towns and cities retaken from russia. details on what looks to be an embarrassing defeat for moscow coming up. and it's easier than ever to■ get your projects done right. inside, outside, big or , angi helps youind the right so for whatever you need done. with angi, you can connect wh and see ratings and reviews. just search or scroll to see upf on hundreds of pjects. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happiness it's easy to make your home an a check out angi.com today. angi... and done. >>> welcome back. i'll allison kosik. in ukraine the last operating reactor at the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant has been shutdown after it had been reconnected to the ukrainian energy grid, this according to ukraine's nuclear agency. it says the reactor is using its own energy to power cooling systems. russia has held the plant since march, but it

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what are you seeing, isa. >> reporter: let me give you an idea of what we've seen in the last hour and a half, two hours. the crowds have grown significantly. a sea of people as you can see behind me. some brought chairs, some even came with sleeping bags sleeping the night here, giving you a sense, don, of what we may come to see in london, of course. in about an hour and a half, as you were stateding out there, we will see the queen's hearse leaving the palace of holyrood house, making its way to the cathedral. one will assume princess anne, prince edward and prince andrew. behind them we'll see the queen consort. she will be in the car. they'll be making their way up the royal mile. to give viewers a sense of what that might mean, i'm hearing applause now. give me one second. i'm going to move out of the way so my camera can capture this. here we go. this is the king. [ applause ] king charles iii and queen consort waving at the crowds. you heard, don, that roaring applause as they made their way to the palace of holyrood house. they'll make their journey back in about an hour and a

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cnn's isa soares is live in edinburgh.sa, let's first talk about the journey that the queen's casket will make today. >> reporter: well, what we are seeing today is a continuation of that outpouring of love and respect that we have been seeing the past 24 to 48 hours along, of course, the royal mile, and like you correctly stated, we have seen a continuous stream of mourners walking to st. giles to pay their respects. this line that you see behind me, that goes all the way, briana down this main street. then it goes further on to the meadows. several kilometers, one police officer was telling me last night they're expecting between 60 and 70,000 people to turn up and pay their respects. in terms of waiting time, i spoke to people yesterday waiting for around seven to eight hours, this morning five hours. what one person said to me, you know, what is six, seven, even eight hours, of waiting in line for a queen who spent 70 years of service dedicating her service dutifully to our country. i have seen children at the early ho

i think it isa bitefa— will raise more questions?rise. _ will raise more questions? i think it is a bit of a surprise. the - it is a bit of a surprise. the meeting was not a constitutional necessity, privy council is when the new prime minister is appointed, there is a new cabinet, it is a regular formality. there is a new cabinet, it is a regularformality. it there is a new cabinet, it is a regular formality. it was going to be a video meeting so did not involve a whole lot of exertion by the queen. there is no talk of any illness or going into hospital, the queen stays at balmoral. i think what has happened is the queen, this happens more and more, has got tired. as you say, she is 96 and has mobility issues. this has happened more and more and i think it's an indication of the direction of travel of the monarchy. state occasions will be carried out for her by others, in the main, prince charles, or at a pace and a place of her choosing. fiur charles, or at a pace and a place of her choosing-— her choosing. our royal correspondence,

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i isa who died of cancer in 99 to 9, and it was important to leisure gorbachev to be buried next to her a gorbachev i was seen as so much more in the west. ah, his legacy in the folk former soviet states is quite mixed. so let's have a quick look back at his political life. look it up at your brochure in mikhail gorbachev. first speech as leader of the soviet union. it was clear he was a stark contrast to his predecessors. we scored you was the old right. i live in peace and freedom is the most. am your ultima basic right to veteran widow for our kilobit. gorbachev wanted to change the soviet union to bring it closer to the people. he promoted glass, nah, st. openness and perestroika reforms to words that will forever be associated with him. his new outlook was popular with many his policies also applied to the military. despite the resistance of soviet generals issued to us, here we are voters almost. i'm convinced that we will also have to reform our military law. we have far too many weapons law, stately. we have to seek dialogue with other superpowers and reduce our arsenals to a re

gorbachev will bury it to day in the early afternoon at nova david, she cemetery next to his wife or i isa got a batch over before that the funeral ceremony is taking place as a pillar, whole of the house of unions. and me as the rats could be, as you mentioned and to yes, it's not a state funeral, bought a funeral ceremony with elements of a state funeral at the kremlin says, one gets the impression that the kremlin would like to get it over with gorbachev. funeral quickly because he represents the opposite of prudence, vision of russia, that gorbachev is not being buried in the kremlin wall, like all his soviet predecessors. that was reportedly his last will, he was often seen at the grave of his wife, raisa. his wife died of cancer in 1999, and it was important to michelle gorbachev to be buried next to her once again to day afternoon. okay, we're looking there, live pictures of some of them born as lighting up to pay their respects on that as you mentioned, a much lower key aah! events than a $1.00 would expect. but you do have to remember the mixed legacy that i go, which i've left in

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also want to get my colleague first that's isa suarez in edinburgh with the latest.re you seeing crowds yet? >> reporter: yeah. we are indeed. starting to really pick up. it was very busy because in the last hour there was also a transfer of power. proclamation not just here but also in northern ireland and in wales. the crown starting to pick up. people wanting to be part of history and pay final respects to a monarch that defined so many generations. one lady said she's the only monarch i have ever known and the children see her as a granny. will make it way to the holyroodhouse where the queen will stay for the fight. i'm joined now, want to bring in hillary who drove for about an hour and a half away. explain to the viewers what this moment means to you and why it is important to be here today. >> it is important to pay the respects to our queen, the only queen i have ever really known and i brought my mom with my today. she is 78. she just wanted to come and to pay her respects. it's a moment in history and happy to be here. >> reporter: emotional moment, no dou

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isa, nina dos santos with me here. the head of the metropolitan police force, newly installed in the drop themself has described the preparations for the queens lying in state as a massive challenge. but one that the tens of thousands of offices that will be on duty in london will rise to. >> yes, this is an unprecedentedly significant event for generations. and it's going to attract authorities, we are expecting somewhat of 60 to 70, 000, essentially up to 2 million people to the british capital as of tomorrow when the queen's coffin remains in westminster hall. people are expected to q and lined the streets for hours at a time i was told 30 hours. >> yes, perhaps. >> 20 4:30 hours, somehow, already there despite the fact that authorities have said, please do not coming out because the queen's coffin obviously is still in scotland at the moment. but, this is not just a non-president security challenge. it is also logistical challenge well one that authorities have been paying for for sometime. as you pointed, out 10,0

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i want to go to isa soares where the queen passed yesterday afternoon. what can you tell us about the movement of the immediate royal family today? >> reporter: good morning, don. the sentiment, first of all that you and max are talking about there at buckingham palace has really been matched here. i've seen so many people who actually picked flowers from their walks in this beautiful highlands and then just left them right outside the estate. beautiful estate. many people taking the time to bow their heads and pay their respects, a moment of reflection for so many, really, don, who believed and felt that the queen was really part of their community here. she was seen walking the highlands, would bump into many people, she would tend to the local congregation, so she was very much part of this community. so people taking the time to reflect and to pay honor to their monarch and their matriarch. in terms of what we know about the royal family, you and max were just hinting at there, we're pointing out that king charles iii, he left, he's on his way to lon

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. >> isa is in balmoral. what was it like there? >> good afternoon, richard. i think the scene is different from the picture that you and anna are painting where you are. the scenes of pomp, jubilation, very different much more come ber we saw the family going to a private service in a church nearby, a church the queen went often, she was part of the congregation. they were there about 15, 20 minutes or so. then the return. parked their cars and like you and anna were discussing, looked at the tributes and bouquets that have been left there as people pay respects to a queen, to a monarch and a matriarch. there was a moment i would like to point out to our viewers we saw princess eugenie, she cleaned her eye and then prince andrew put his arm around her, embraced her. this is worth reminding viewers, this is a family very much grieving and while, of course, we are celebrating the new king, king charles iii, this family is still mourning. and worth reminding viewers that the mood here has been incredibly somber as we expect, obviously, the queen to then make her

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cnn correspondent isa soares is at balmoral castle in scotland. max, i'll begin with you. king charles iii has quite a ring to it, arrives back at buckingham palace soon. there is the rolls-royce carrying him to the palace. give us a sense today, roughly a a day after the news, how are the uk people feeling? >> i think this is a very stark image. this is king charles in what was the late queen's limousine, state limousine, and that royal claret color and you see above it, the royal standard flying, which is the monarch's flag. so we have been talking a lot, haven't we, about how the flags ash around the united kingdom, have been flying at half-staff, all but one, the royal standard, because the monarch never dies. we have seen the rolls cleared coming from the airport. the details of this we can't reveal in exact detail until they happened for security reasons, but it does feel as though they're heading towards buckingham palace. so two orders of business i would say would be at the front of the new king's mind. that would be meeting the public, as king, having some time w

isa soares, cnn, edinburgh, scotland. >> let's get some analysis.y fordwich. thank you so much for joining us. historically, you know a lot about this. what has the relationship between the queen and her four children been like? >> well, i love to go into that, if i might add one thing, wolf. you're covering everything in the ukraine, and president putin has been the first leader to congratulate prince -- king charles. let's hope that means something for the future there. very first. now in terms of the children. those children have had rather a large feud over many, many years, and as tolstoy said, all happy families are like unhappy families, unhappy in their completely different ways. so we were just covering about princess anne. with princess anne, don't forget, she was dating andrew parker bowles. and that was when charles started having a relationship with her. and so that broke up the relationship that anne had. princess anne was dating him. so there was a sibling rivalry for the affections of then andrew. that went on for many, many years. a