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let's speak to our historian kate williams.yesterday was about the queen being commander of the british forces, today it is about being head of the church. >> and i think that is why the queen will be disappointed to his today because her faith is so important to her, it always has been. her role is not always what we think about when we think about the queen because we think about her opening of parliament, but it means so much to her. she swore to god on her day when she took the oath. >> and another symbolic moment, we expect to see her, she can't come, to prince charles steps into her, but these are always optics that they were prepared for. this is part of the longer term transition. >> this is part of the longer term transition because the queen knows she is incredibly popular. she's loved and respected all around the world. the incredible turnout for the jubilee. and we're used to seeing prince charles in these roles. >> and we know that the sussexs meghan and harry were at that military parade but they didn't put themse

we expect we are going to see kate and william.morning and the fact that the queen is sadly not there. >> that is, i think, extremely sad. she will certainly be there in spirit and she would have been there if she possibly could have been. there is absolutely no doubt that the supreme governor of the church of england religion has underpinned her whole life and the oath she took to serve her whole life in 1947 when she was in south africa when she was age 21, she has kept it absolutely magnificently and an occasion like this there has been thanksgiving service at saint paul's at every jubilee is, of course, the pivotal religious moment of these four day festivities. >> ainsley: richard, when you read her prayers, her prayers are beautiful. let me read one after her father died. we are all just visitors at this time in this place we are just passing through. our purpose is to learn to grow and to love and then we return home. she said this about death there is no magical formula that will transform sorry into happiness. i rely on my

let's talk about it with royal historian kate williams.he's doing all right. he she looks great. youthful 96. what's the significant of today? >> incredible significance. platinum jubilee, the queen has been on the throne for 70 years, longest reigning british monarch, nearly the longest reigning monarch of a sovereign state and a moment to give thanks and how britain and the world has changed but for the family to be united. it was great to see the sussexes getting a huge cheer from the crowds. >> kate, we've seen some health issues. she's pushed through them, including covid, but at times we've seen, for instance, at the opening of parliament when the palace cited mobility issues, her son, prince charles, has taken over the official duties. i wonder if you see something deliberate in that, right. a passing of the baton piece by piece to the son who will eventually assume the throne? >> yes. i agree. the queen is 96. she's nearly 100 and suffering some mobility issues. seems amazing ten years ago we almost thought she was jumping out of a

william and kate are also introducin: morning. william and kate are also introducing the _ morning. g the children _ morning. william and kate are also introducing the children now... - introducing the children now... prince louis has stolen the show as far as i can see. 0ne prince louis has stolen the show as far as i can see. one of the iconic images we have is the queen talking to prince louis, explained to him what's going on, only four years old, he's still kind of feeling things out, getting to know what's going on, so the older generation talking to the youngest and helping them get to know what is happening it's really sweet and touching and i think that will be an iconic image that resonates through the years. that little image of prince louis on the balcony with his hands over his ears, sometimes it takes little moments like that to humanise an institution like the royal family. exactly. it's a family business so to speak in the subjects he does human moments, that helps with their pr, their visuals, their optics, and reminds people they are behind a history of the monarchy

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kate williams, thank you very much.arles antonin. thank you so much for being with us. we'll never see another event like this in our lifetime, it's safe to say, but sadly the queen had to skip today's events because of these health issues. what do you think of all of that, and what is the mood there as people celebrate the jubilee, but also this is a reminder that the monarchy is going to be undergoing some changes there in britain. >> well, i think, first of all, the jubilee has been a huge success in terms of raising public awareness and showing the affection that people feel and expect for the queen's 70 years of service, and it was marvelous that she was able to on the balcony at buckingham palace for trooping the colour and take the salute and the fly past on thursday. and of course, you know, a shame that she couldn't go to the service at st. paul's. she's a woman after great religious faith, so she would have enjoyed seeing the service even from a distance, ask nd th would be an important part of it for her. i t

william. we know much less about kate.'s actually been astounding, i think, in her ability to be so self-disciplined about the duties she has to perform and the role she haso play. it's quite remarkable that this woman, who was raised in a middle-class british family, has somehow managed to really absorb all the kind of necessary tenets that it requires to be successful in this role. i mean, temperament is extraordinarily important. i mean, she is genuinely a calm and composed, mature woman who is able to just take this intense scrutiny and somehow carve out a private world for the family. and that's what really gives william his strength, that she has created this sort of incredible domestic bubble around them. >> you write pretty extensively about megxit, the exit of harry and meghan from the firm, from the royal family. you say, quote... >> well, that is absolutely true. i mean, you could not have a more chaotic exit plan than they had, or the lack of one. they could have got a much better deal out of the queen, i belie

looking on though they were not included in the big moment to come and there they are kate and camilla and william kate's children cheered by the crowds heading back to buckingham palace to pay their respects to the queen. back on the balcony the queen smiling and a perfect 70 in the air from the royal air force, surrounded by four generations of royals, william and kate's son prince louis' reaction to the flyover stealing the show his mother and great grandmother amazingly relaxed. did you see her? >> we saw the queen in the distance it was all amazing. >> oh, it was absolutely brilliant yeah, really was great. >> reporter: late todath lighting a beacon. a day when the past was acknowledged with pride, the future faced with purpose and still overseeing it all monarch and matriarch now in her eighth decade, queen elizabeth ii the event the queen will miss tomorrow, a service at st. paul's cathedral which would have meant so much to her. her absence will be truly felt tom? >> keir simmons with that major update tonight. keir, we thank you for that and be sure to check out keir's podcast "born to ru

. >> are slowly rode a in between kate and william.e going to get into here for this woman, what an incredible reign, 70 years. she represents continuity globally i think. that sense of duty putting her life, putting everything behind her crown and the service to the british people. she is an incredible person. the question is this, nicole. for elizabeth this is been almost a religious vocation. she is the head of church of england. i read she was very disturbed back in 2013 and 2014 when several monarchs in europe gave up their thrones to the next generation. in belgium and spain and the netherlands. the most troubling thing is the abdication of pope bennett the 16th but she said this cannot be happening at the time. there is my question she's obviously beloved. she has been here for seven decades. in the monarchy go on in this form without heard you think? >> raymond that is a great question. while i share gillian set of methods the queen had loved equestrian and everything that revolves around horses her entire life it's tragic she

it is easier for william and kate does not like doing that. ve a much more on the surface emotional life, but you do too much of it and you are going to lose all of it and you are going to lose all of your mystique.— of it and you are going to lose all of your mystique. harry and megan, too much of— of your mystique. harry and megan, too much of it? _ of your mystique. harry and megan, too much of it? there _ of your mystique. harry and megan, too much of it? there is _ of your mystique. harry and megan, too much of it? there is a _ of your mystique. harry and megan, too much of it? there is a lot i of your mystique. harry and megan, too much of it? there is a lot of- too much of it? there is a lot of over sharing — too much of it? there is a lot of over sharing in _ too much of it? there is a lot of over sharing in that _ too much of it? there is a lot of over sharing in that department too much of it? there is a lot of- over sharing in that department but they are not in the mainstream any more and they no longer will be that important to the

i suspect that william and kate will be much more like the european monarchy.understand the power of the royal silence that the queen really has shown us works, frankly. because there are not any boomerangs if you don't say anything, and people might complain that you are boring, but long term, and it is about long term, you are better off being somewhat inscrutable then you are blathering out your out your feelings which can lead you into the most difficult for us of blowback. i guess she had that moment after diana died where she had to wrestle with how much to say and how much to relate and a country that seems to want more or most of the social media emotion than she was perhaps willing to give. that was the one moment for the queen when it was no longer enough to be, just to represent, that people wanted her to emote and she found it very difficult because she does not like doing that. it is easier for william and kate because they are much more modern people who have a much more on the surface emotional life, but you do too much of it and you are going to

i suspect that william and kate will be much more like the european monarchy. the power of the royal silence that the queen really has shown us works, frankly. because there are not any boomerangs if you don't say anything, and people might complain that you are boring, but long term, and it is about long term, you are better off being somewhat inscrutable then you are blathering out your feelings which can lead you into the most difficult for us of blowback. i guess she had that moment after diana died where she had to wrestle with how much to say and how much to relate and a country that seems to want more or most of the social media emotion than she was perhaps willing to give. that was the one moment for the queen when it was no longer enough to be, just to represent, that people wanted her to emote and she found it very difficult because she does not like doing that. it is easier for william and kate because they are much more modern people who have a much more on the surface emotional life, but you do too much of it and you are going to lose all of your m

and you mentioned | element to it and you mentioned wiiiiam _ element to it and you mentioned william and kate is a famous — and diane is waiting there is a famous photo of acute bridesmaid putting _ famous photo of acute bridesmaid pulling the face. and this is a grand — pulling the face. and this is a grand tradition of pr but more royalists might put it, the sweet side of— royalists might put it, the sweet side of the real family which we don't _ side of the real family which we don't often get to see. a side of the real family which we don't often get to see.- don't often get to see. a lot of children at _ don't often get to see. a lot of children at the _ don't often get to see. a lot of children at the window - don't often get to see. a lot of children at the window with . don't often get to see. a lot of. children at the window with peaks don't often get to see. a lot of- children at the window with peaks of being shushed in a couple of the girls from his play fighting and kate was trying to stop them. trying to control an army of very young children for public displays is not one that

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we just saw the cambridges, william and kate. the cardiff castle today. we're going to keep an eye on all of them and the festivities. will is holding the flags down. >> it's eager to see you and diana ross. we'll see will on the anchor desk. we'll see you tomorrow. >> today san francisco is celebrating the history of muni heritage day. activities will be held on the plaza outside of the railway museum. entry is free during the event. festivities will run from 10 :00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.. the san mateo county fair is back. the fair kicks off at -- a nine-day run today. the dinosaur exhibit is just a small part of the fun. you will see the traditional food, rights, and entertainment. it starts at 11:00 this morning followed by a live concert the commodores tonight at 7:30. >> today is dry. temperatures in the 60's and 70's. 63 degrees in mountain view. emeryville very cloudy. temperatures from upper 50's to the upper 60's. a cooler start in the north bay. maybe some rain in sonoma county later. the rain will move south as we get in

you have camilla besides prince charles and kate middleton besides print william and it is a great signor royalists all over the country that i adore the queen and adore the royal family. and i am sure that they will have been very proud of the display of love and support they showed for each other and obviously this is a sign of prince charles taking on more responsibility as his mum slowly but surely so the transition will be eased and will give some peace to many fans across the country but we must remember, i believe it was queen victoria who could not go to one of her diamond jubilees around 1897, so the archbishop of york to keep saint for the service that she is still in the saddle and is very much still here, not the end of the queen just yet but just not the end of the queen just yet butjust a sign of many more great things to come. find butjust a sign of many more great things to come.— things to come. and certainly that was the tone of _ things to come. and certainly that was the tone of his _ things to come. and certainly that was the tone of his remarks, - things to come. an

monarchy, you have the queen and her heir and eldest son charles and camila, his queen, you have william and kateere together. the future of the british monarchy in front of the world camera. >> interesting to see camila there. the history around that story. obviously princess diana was mother to prince william and harry. she said there are three of us in this marriage and it is a bit crowded. camila, the queen gave her an enormous moment bye saying you will be the queen consort in due process, obviously satisfying for charles who has most of his life been in love with camila. >> camila has been the real love of charles' life. >> the queen wouldn't allow their marriage because she was married at the time herself. >> camila is incredibly loyal to charles, protective of him. she comes from the old school of royals, the queen mother's mantra was always, you want to be a popular royal, then never complain, never explain and rarely be heard speaking in public and just do your duty and the public will love you for it. the queen mother died incredibly popular, the queen is popular, charles and camila wi

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she sees a lot of them and they sustain her enormously, particularly william and kate. >> no, go aheadhie who lives nearby, they spend a lot of time with her. and charles has been spending a lot more time with her, and particularly since the death of the duke of edinborough, the family has rallied around her. >> do the grandkids call her grandma? what do they call her? >> i mean, some of them call her gran-gran. i think grandma is what they mostly call her. >> the queen to everybody else. sally, thank you so much, it's been a pleasure. >> you're welcome, thanks. >>> still ahead, canceled flights, no rental cars. summer travel is not looking like a whole lot of fun. we'll explain what's at the root of all these problems, next. you're an owner. that means that your priorities are ours too. our interactive tools and advice can help you build a future fofor the ones you love. that's the valalue of ownership. hitting the road, not all 5g networks are created equal. t-mobile covers more highway miles with 5g than verizon. t-mobile has me 5g bars in more places than anyone. another reason t-m

son of kate and william paid by the weight the surprise last night probably in your viewer's alreadybecause it's gotten a lot of play and another appearance by the queen and a brief film with none other than paddington bear. we just got a statement from buckingham palace, directly from the queen that said she says she has been humbled and touched so many have taken to the streets to mark this jubilee. i think all of those tens of thousands of people we saw out there today, feel the same way back to you. greg was the excited crowd that all of these events. has the overall british public received this as well? >> i think so yes. the poll numbers are high for the queen here. much higher than most politicians including by the way the current uk prime minister. i think they all gathered around. we know we are in some tough times now and the uk and globally with the war, the economy, et cetera et cetera. it is great for them to honor this woman who has seen this country in effect the world through so many hard times over so many decades. a lot of celebration back to you. great point, greg

prince william and kate carrying out engagements at home and abroad. >> william has got her sense ofmness and composure. >> the dedication and love of her country serving as an inspiration to the couple. >> it's been a real sort of guiding example of just what sort of a good monarch can be. >> reporter: while prince harry and meghan are no longer working royals, harry shares a special bond with the queen, saying this to hoda in april. >> what's the best thing about her? >> her sense of humor and her ability to see the humor in so many different things. we have a really special relationship. we talk about things she can't talk about with anybody else. >> reporter: the leader of her country and a large family who made clear they will carry out her legacy for generations to come. as we mentioned earlier, harry will not be on the balcony but harry and meghan are here with lillibet and archie and will be seen over the next four days. thank you. >>> let us welcome in our experts, wilfred frost and daisy mcandrew, who's taking it all in from london. daisy you watch royals for a living. how

and there they are, kate and kamala, and william and kate's children cheered by the crowd. heading back to buckingham palace. to pay their respects to the queen. back on the balcony, the queen smiling, and a perfect 70 in the air from the royal air force. surrounded by four generations of royals. william and kate's son, prince louis's reaction to the flyover, stealing the show. his mother and great grandmother, amazingly relaxed. >> did you see her? >> we saw the queen at a distance. all amazing. >> it was absolutely brilliant. really was great. >> late today the queen lighting a beacon. a day where the past was acknowledged with pride. the future, faced with purpose. and still overseeing it all, monarch and matriarch. now in her eighth decade. queen elizabeth the second. >> the event the queen will miss tomorrow, a service that some -- cathedral. meant so much to. her her absence will be truly. thought >> stephanie? >> chris simmons in london, thank you. there were two people noticeably absent from today's festivities. people who played an inter role role in the last grand

the duke and duchess of cambridge, william and kate, are at a concert.

a cup of tea with queen elizabeth the 2nd prince, william and duchess kate all with former king george the 6th and his wife every day. and nita atkinson from where dale near newcastle spends lots of time with the british royal family, often referred to as the royal super fun. i suppose that's true. but i'm a monarchist and i firmly believe that i will support the monarchy until the day i die. she keeps around 1000 pieces of memorabilia from the british royal family in her home. but her collection is much larger. later she will show us just how lodge never thought about having a collection. it just happened. i'm a custodian, if that collection of other people's memories. and i'm never, ever, i mean people say, oh, it must be worth a fortune. i'm not interested in money. and it's value less to me because i'm never, ever going to sell it. never, not even a single thief, anyone who spends every day with the royal's does so with humor. as william and kate, let's give them a polish, with a hurry and making it only a fraction of her collection is in the house. she's been collecting souvenirs

as william and kate, let's give them a polish. well the hardy and making it only a fraction of her collection is in the house. she's been collecting souvenirs since 1977. the queen elizabeth the 2nd celebrated her silver jubilee on the throne. she has converted the former cow shed next door into her very own museum. i don't know exactly how many pieces that i in here, but it's around about 7000 paces that go back 9 rennes. i don't spend as much time in here as i would like to actually live in here. but if i thought it would be nice just to have a whole day to just be in here, not to sit, i don't do sitting very well, but to just be an odd tweak things a little bit. there are probably some 12000 pieces in her entire collection. there's more stored in heretic. it was a pack of playing cards, a double pack of playing cards. in fact, it was this one that started this collection. this is the very 1st item that i owned myself. even her mother collected souvenirs of the royal family, small treasures such as a cookie jar for the coronatio

we met in, i can't remember what year but when william and kate got married.ly about ten or 11 years ago. 11 years ago. yes, they just had their anniversary. cornwall, connecticut, and stayed in contact ever since? we have, on and off through the internet, and then, came over one year for the queen's 90th in windsor and she had a walkabout and she came right up to us and we just keep in touch with each other's families and christmas cards and stuff like that, and when we knew the days were set for this, we said we are going. book it in. amazing to make friendships like this, isn't it? itjust shows, and today, i have just met somebody, whose father was best friends with my father. he was sitting just here. he is standing just there. that's fantastic. that's amazing. it is a small world. as you've been hearing, the queen won't be attending derby day at epsom racecourse. our sports correspondent laura scott is there and earlier spoke to one of the queen's favourite jockies, frankie dettori. it's a tribute to the platinum jubilee, but unfortunately, the queen is n

prince william, kate, prince charles, and camilla attending, a show of unity for the queen. r members of the royal family will be dispatched to different parts of the country to continue the celebrations. prince william and kate will head to wales, princess anne to scotland, and prince edward and sophie to northern ireland. larry: the 94th annual scripps national spelling bee did have an unprecedented ending. >> more hand. [applause] larry: she is like lightning. shw won -- she won the first ever lightning round tiebreaker in 90 seconds. along with the trophy, she won $50,000. she says she wants to give back to the community and become an advocate for literacy. that was impressive. dion: i don't know what the meaning of just one of those words is. larry: i want to clarify one thing because some people were wondering. dion is not wearing a green dress to celebrate the celtics victory, she was wearing had to celebrate that we are going to have brain over the weekend, that shows up on the radar as green. i don't know if anyone is buying that. mike: it is in support of all of us.

yes, william and kate are due to arrive here any moment now.ll be coming into the castle he had just behind me. they will be meeting the technical crew as they get ready for a concert that is taking place here in cardiff this afternoon, where welsh royalty, musical royalty, will be performing here, such as bonnie tyler, recently awarded with an mbe over this platinumjubilee. we awarded with an mbe over this platinum jubilee. we will be meeting the people here today, meeting the crowds that are slowly gathering here today. then, they will be heading straight back for this evening's concert. for the crowds, watching the concert here, there will also be some big screens in the castle, so the crowd can watch the buckingham palace concert in cardiff castle here later this evening. as we've been hearing the queen is not quite up to going to watch the derby this afternoon at epsom but we are told she will be watching it on television from windsor. 0ur sports correspondent, laura scott is at the racecourse. well, welcome to epsom, welcome to derby day.

prince william and his wife, kate. there were boos from some in crowd for the british prime minister, boris johnson, who's in political strife. but when prince harry and his wife, meghan, arrived, they were cheered. it's the duchess' first official public appearance in the u.k. since they moved to the u.s. more than two years ago. and a reminder of her unde nieblg star quality. >> i think the queen has said they will always be regarded as members of of the royal family. forgiveness is the thing.it's a. >> er: t it was the queen that many people came to see and they were disappointed. >> i know that she would have really wanted to be here today. so i get emotional just thinking about it. she's a lovely lady. >> reporter: the qu aply wat today's service on television at home. here at buckingham palace, they're preparing for more celebrations tomorrow, a concert here headlined by diana ross. norahulbe good. holly williams, thank you. and still ahead tonight on "cbs evening news,"s why experts believe gas prices aren't com

prince william and kate were there as were prince harry and meghan. f the royal family being dispatched to various press of the country to continue celebrating. william and kate headed to whales, princes and to scotland and edward and sophie to northern ireland. we could be seeing the queen later this weekend, though that wall and on her mobility issues. the palace says the decisions about her attendance are being made at last minute. liz: my question is are going to get to see prince louis? that is the big question. we appreciate you joining us. still ahead, a story that is only on abc7news -- have you seen this bike? it is an eye-catching ride and it has been stolen. more on the family project still ahead. a live look outside. thanks for joining us. we will check in with lisa on the rain we are tracking, when we come back. at adp, we use data-driven insights to design hr solutions to provide flexible pay options and greater workforce visibility today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪ liz: a san francis

and very, very loud cheers, really noticeable, for william and kate, the duke and cambridge, interestingyou are talking about the generations to come. absolutely, it was treat, generations to come. absolutely, it was great. the _ generations to come. absolutely, it was great, the two _ generations to come. absolutely, it was great, the two royal _ generations to come. absolutely, it was great, the two royal couples i generations to come. absolutely, it l was great, the two royal couples got cheers from the audience out there, borisjohnson got booed, but that is a different story. william and kate and charles and camilla are the future of the royal family and the royal family is future of the royal family and the royalfamily is going future of the royal family and the royal family is going to have a difficult time in the future. i don't think any monarch is going to have the same affinity that the queen has for various reasons, perhaps because she is a woman, she came to power at the time that she took the country through war, she has modernised the royalfamily took the country through wa

. >> you know, the interesting thing about michael kate williams, and it just hurts my heart that he'sedefine how we view masculinity, homosexuality, and highlighted the diversity within marginalized communities. was that your intention at the time? also it has to be pretty humbling to have a historic presidents it across from you and say something you created was something that was a favorite of this. >> it was humbling. i did not expect that to happen. i don't expect it to happen again. that was a day. i think, michael certainly knew that, he knew the opportunities inherent in the character, and he seized all of them. we just wanted to have gay people in the world. we were making a show but a city, certainly about the dynamics within a city, the whole city, and it was important to us to have everybody there. so, in those places where you could be overtly gay, in our story and not have it impeach you, where you didn't wear, you could be open about your sexuality, we did that. i knew many lesbian officers in the baltimore department who were open about their sexuality. so we could util

william and kate on the front row on one side and haran and may begin in the second row on the otheride. following the surface in attendance prime minister boris johnson, past prime minister's all took orders from that uk's head of state that would be her majesty. she has seen 14 prime ministers and she's also seen 30 presidents of the united states family according to nearly ever newspaper that we saw, the star of the first day of this celebration, aside from the queen, welcome it happens to be william and kate's youngest, th very expressive four-year-old louis. he and his 96-year-old quick grandmother seem to get along swimmingly. on saturday there will be a horse race. the queen both take a pass on that as well on said date stree parties all across this country and hopefully the weather will be better for that and a huge parade about the queen's life and times. that will be going for a fight buckingham palace. we should be able to get a glimpse of her again on sunday. >> right stuff. enjoy the time over there, my friend. still to come at the end of a newsweek about funder this que

seconds seen the carriages leaving buckingham palace, the first one with camilla, and with kate, prince william'sand george, and we have seen a lot of question mark whether those children would have a ceremonial part amid the events and the palace wouldn't come they were, and harry and william, were about the same age, four and five when they were in the carriage, and i think we will know what the first big picture is of that. and there is a lot more to come. the working royals as they are called and they do the day to day job, the royal family, on their way up to just my left, to join on horseback, princess ann, prince edward, sorry, prince charles, and prince william, who will take the salute of the military in the place of the queen, and we will be seeing the queen, not once, but twice on the famous balcony over my right shoulder later on today. >> so daisy, as you were speaking, we can see there, the duchess of cambridge, kate and her children, arriving, and we have other members of the royal family expected to arrive in the next half hour or so. give us a broad sense as to what the next four

. >> stephen: --with kate and william. had you met them before? >> i had never met them before. this photo, too. >> i love this. >> stephen: tell the folks what i'm about to show them. >> it's a photo, the last time i was at a royal premiere was in 1986, and i met diana. ( audience reacts ) >> stephen: and this was for? >> it was for the movie, "labyrinth," which i was a teenager when i made. >> stephen: there you go. ( cheers and applause ) that's a nice photo. >> yeah. ( cheers and applause ) you can see how-- how pink my cheeks are. i was so overwhelmed meeting her. >> stephen: she seemed nice? >> she seemed-- she was impeccable. she was impeccable. she was lovely. >> stephen: you're not so bad yourself, here. >> oh, thanks. >> stephen: at age 16, this is how old-- this is the same year that "top gun" comes out! >> that's when "top gun" came out. same year. >> stephen: wow! >> yeah. a little bit of trivia there. >> stephen: did you-- did you, like, watch the original, back in the day? did you? >> i watched the original, back in the day, and i've rewatched it several times. >>

but really three young royals stole the show and that was kate and william's kids. in the carriage, looking excited and behaving and waving and smiling and then on the balcony, talk about behaving yourself, louie, he looks as if he wasn't enjoying it very much. particularly the fly past when you blocked his ears. so aly bit of fun. it is always a historic moment and you get to compare those pictures on the balcony from previous pictures. i think i'm right in saying is actually there is a shot of charles on the balcony with the queen at the same kind of age as louie today with the queen. it is great in terms of kind of historical references. >> we're going to give louie a pass at 4 years old. it is hard with children. keir, let me ask you about the significance of the roll over four days during trooping the guard, that prince charles seems to be front and center, the man that will be king, if almost an unofficial passing of the torch and a changing of the throne. >> reporter: that is exactly right. i think that is what we are seeing. and you know, here is the truth a

we had prince william and kate middleton here short time ago.are expecting to hear from a young woman now who is going to give a reading. she was impacted by the fire, she lost a relative. you can see people finding themselves because it is so hot here. people are trying to shelter from the sun. but people are appreciating the songs and the hymns and the prayers and the readings from the koran. this is a multi—faith service and we heard strong words from a catholic priest earlier, father gerard, and he said grenfell is a symbol of shame for liars and those who deceive and he went on to say that grenfell is also a symbol of love. iam i am told that a young woman has come up on stage and this is a change to the running order of the service, certainly one that i have in front of me. but let's have a listen to what she has to say. the grenfell tower _ listen to what she has to say. tue: grenfell tower ripped listen to what she has to say. tte: grenfell tower ripped our families lives apart. it claimed the lives of 18 innocent children with their i8