i'm jim dolan. now abc news will have live coverage of queen elizabeth funeral tomorrow beginning at 2:15 am and we will be right back. i believe prop 27 is the right thing to do. i had experienced being in shelters at a young age. having nothing. prostituting. we don't choose this life. i never knew what safe was until i came to city of refugee. people that's coming through these doors are trying to break the cycle. prop 27 will help provide more funding for places like this and help people get off the streets. it feels good to have a place to call home. support prop 27. it feels good to have a place to call home. picking up out there spencer. oh good --. it's pretty intense and some locations. in fact, these storms are moving through these downpours and thunderstorm themselves moving through swiftly. here's a look at live doppler 7 most intense activity right now is in the north bay as it has been throughout the day we've had several areas of thunderstorms and heavy downpours from sonoma to napa d

kristen: jim dolan is in london with the mourners. se are the carriage gates at westminster hall where the queen lies in state. it is an ancient and enormous building. a feisty parliament gathers here and argues here. they appear to have put that aside for a few days to mourn as one nation. the beefeater's, as they are known, showing up for work today. they soon took their place beside the queen in the ancient and cavernous westminster hall. it is a tradition steeped in 800 years of service and history, each step rehearsed and repeated. not everyone who shares a love of the queen knows their royal protocol so well. >> we were talking, do we curtsy? do we bow? i didn't know what to do. we looked at each other and just about it. it is just that overwhelming feeling that you cannot explain. >> grief, reverence, all of those things. you can't explain it. it was just a very unique feeling. i am very pleased that i went and did this and said goodbye. jim: karen knew just how it would be. >> i came with my parents to see the late queen mother

in london, i'm jim dolan back to you. and probably not everybody will make it inside.. king charles inherits the throne that comes with a massive fortune of the crown and all of that is tax-free abc news reporter ian pennell with the details. with the crown charles inherits great responsibility, but also great wealth king charles. the third is in line for a double inheritance as a son and as a monarch, there's a lot of debates about whether or not the monarchy is value for money monarchists argue that they bring in money through tourism the publicans argue that that's not really measurable and that there are lots of funds that would find their way into the public purse if we didn't have a monarchy the new king now has three main sources of wealth the sovereign grant money the uk treasury gives the crown to fulfill its royal duties last year the queen received 57 million dollars. the family's private wealth the full extent a closely guarded secret then the duchy of lancaster a private estate of land property and assets the monarch receives its annual profits the queen r

i'm jim dolan back to you guys. and here in the bay area many people watched today's funeral the britannia arms in san jose open early to give regulars a spot to watch the service as well as sign a condolence book for the queen pub manager. michael north says it was something they had to do. local british department is part of our heritage and show that we entered a sign of respect even if one person came through the door or a hundred came through the door. it's worth being open. grace cathedral in san francisco rebroadcast the queen's funeral today the church is dean told those people who felt a strong connection to the queen came to watch and experienced community. grace cathedral is an episcopal church, which is a branch of the anglican communion. so is the church of england which the british monarch is a figurehead. it was a truly remarkable and historic day. well moving on new developments now 49ers quarterback trey lance underwent season ending surgery today on that broken. ankle. lance was injured in the firs

jim dolan is in london where he talked with a former member of the security detail about the complex n. jim: it london on the night before the funeral of the queen. police escorted motorcades filled with dignitaries from around the world. there are so many world leaders here. scores of them wrote in chartered buses. the streets are riddled with people hoping to see, but most of the people here tonight will not be here tomorrow. >> tuning in to witness the morning of the queen as a citizen. jim: that may be the wisest choice. simon morgan spent a career protecting queen elizabeth on her security detail. he says the biggest threat tomorrow probably is not to the members of the royal family, but to the thousands of people waiting to see them. >> when you are looking at what the threat is and who it is against, it will be against the general public. jim: stopping cars and trucks blocking streets, that is the easy part. that does eliminate an important threat. but the idea here is to let people in, so that they can experience the funeral procession of the queen and think of the boston mara