and spend more time with philip. she'll never abdicate.ystem of monarchy works it's really sharing of that power. and charles will shadow to his mother. as far as the john major there, the former prime minister. >> and we're seeing this motorcade still approaching st. paul's cathedral. some of the people inside. what will happen as the queen enters the cathedral? will everyone rise? >> they will stand. and the national anthem will be played as she walks in, and she will then be the last person seated. it's all organized by the protection squad and they're making sure everyone's in the right order, in the right time. it's a real military exercise. >> you're looking at some of the crowds along the route here. this is an official holiday here in london. in the uk. which makes it nice that people can get out and share these moments with the queen. it also made it nice coming in from the airport this morning. no traffic. >> how many people do they expect along this route when she comes back? >> i think this will be less than they had on the tha

prince philip looked healthy even dancing. despite the driving rain.d to see the british public turn out in her honor. more than a million on balconies, bridges and river banks. after 60 years the monarchy is more popular than ever, still rooted in tradition, but not afraid, every once in a while to kick up its heels. at one point, his speech, prince charles turned to the crowd and said if you shout loud enough my father will hear you. the crowd erupted in cheers and repeatedly shouted prince philip's name, maybe he did hear them. >> stephanie, you got to witness something great there. thank you very much. a reminder for us, this continues tomorrow morning on "today" matt and meredith live in the morning from buckingham palace. that's our broadcast on a monday night. thank you for being here with us. i am brian williams. of course, we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh,

the royal family will be in attendance except for prince philip.r putin has arrived in china. talks on the conflict in syria likely to feature heavily. let's get a flavor as to what we can expect in the diamond jubilee celebrations for today. we can go back over to my colleague, lucy who is outside buckingham palace. lucy? >> one thing people expecting but hope willing not happen, david, is rain. and i can tell you i may put my coat on. everyone's hoping it will stay that way. as you mentioned, with prince philip who is in hospital at the moment with a bladder infection. let's bring you right up to date. simon, have you had an official update from the palace this morning? >> no, not yet. we are in touch with them. we are hoping to hear something from them. but no official update yet. we are already at the end of the duke of edinburgh first night here at the hospital in central london. and if the mood outside here is anything to go by, it does seem to have been a very calm, quiet, and peaceful night. and that is what everyone will want for the juwan

prince philip, who is 90 years old, he was out doing carriage driving. >> he runs them. >> he had heart surgery. the two of them have an unbelievable stamp -- stamina. >> sotheby's the queen one time, what do you do? what does the queen do? it is a fair question. >> she was at a garden party, she was introduced to a woman, and asked "what do you do?" and she had no idea what to say. the fact is she said this was -- and this is unexpected to me, she has a wide range of duties. she serves as head of state, obviously representing her country at home and abroad. she spends -- she has a very regimented workday, spending three, four hours a day, mainly in the morning, but also in the evening going over government boxes, red letter boxes that can only be open with four separate keys, and inside are government documents -- confidential intelligence reports, the proceedings of parliament, reports on the prime minister's cabinet meetings, diplomatic cables from overseas -- so, she has a great range of information she takes in every day. you might say what does she do with the information, and she

but the queen showed up without prince philip. husband of nearly 65 years was taken ill this afternoon, a bladder infection. palace officials say the prince was brought here to this london hospital as a precautionary measure. right now he being assessed and treated, and they say he will remain in the hospital for the next few days. ♪ so tomorrow the final day of these mammoth jubilee celebrations, the prince won't be in his customary spot in the carriage, next to his wife. he turns 91 this weekend and spent christmas in the hospital with heart trouble. but a naval man through and through, philip was sprightly on the royal barge yesterday in a 1,000-boat jubilee flotilla. not sure if the concert this big anyway. >> the only sad thing about this evening is that my father couldn't be with us because, unfortunately, he is taken unwell, but, ladies and gentlemen, if we shout loud enough, he might just hear us in hospital. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: grace jones managed to keep a hula hoop afloat throughout her performance. har

philip fought with the british army against nazi germany. he even took part in the allied invasion of normandy, a bloody battle that claimed thousands of lives. >> he, you know, left ireland to go fight in the war because he just got married. he wanted to make a difference. he still had to provide for his wife and seven children and grandchildren as he got older. just what you would want to be as a man, i suppose. >> patrick wants justice for his grandfather, but time is running out. philip is over 90 years old. he never shows off his medals for bravery. even today, nearly 70 years later, he is afraid of the irish authorities. philip deserted the irish army to fight for the british and was sent to prison when he returned. the trauma has remained with him. this was the first time his family has let anyone take his picture. strangers, and even more so, a video camera make him nervous. >> he is still nervous at this stage. this was an apology, maybe. and thank you for what he has gone through, the paranoia he has lived with, the suffering, whet

prince philip's bladder infection. the result, perhaps, of the long blustery dayton river on sunday. the prince, who turns 91 this weekend, will remain in the hospital for a few days. but was sorely missed last night at the jubilee concert. >> the only sad thing about this evening is that my father couldn't be here with us. and if we shout loud enough, he might just hear it in hospital and get better. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: it was royal razzmatazz. elton john. >> i love you. >> reporter: stevie wonder. sir paul mccartney. celebrating with 250,000 people packed into the streets around the palace. the climax, fireworks and the queen pushing a diamond to ignite the so-called national beacon. london beats las vegas. this morning, a return to more traditional british pomp and pageantry. >> we're never going to see another 60-year reign in our lifetime. it's important to come to be a part of it. >> reporter: and it's a party, the likes of which, you'll never see again. now the crowds are now pressing towards th

prince philip was actually carried striding yesterday morning.was carriage driving at the age of 90 on sunday. there must be a concern to take him to the hospital. >> talk to me about prince philip. he is not here today but what an amazing rocky has been to the queen. >> incredible. she has recently said more clearly than ever that he has been incredible because he has had -- arguably one of the most difficult roles in the world. you stay respected. >> you see the queen getting into the landau carriage. let's watch a bit this because this is a piece of history. >> you can see the queen because her husband is not well, she is being joined, a bed of last-minute change this morning. she is joined by her son, prince charles and his wife and it will no longer be three carriage is, that to . the first carriage year and the second carriage will be prince harry, william and kathryn. they will begin this recession which will take them past triple or square, essentially where the massive crowd is that will be opened up and they will be able to walk along.

notably absent, her husband prince philip.zed monday, a day after appearing alongside his wife in the flotilla along the thames. for what buckingham palace has said is a bladder infection. >> your majesty, mummy -- >> reporter: at monday night's concert, prince charles took the stage to honor his mother, and his absent father. >> it is unfortunately he has taken unwell. but, ladies and gentlemen, if we shout loud enough he might just hear it in hospital. >> reporter: and ended the night on a celebratory note. >> three resounding cheers for her majesty the queen. hip hip hoar roo! hip hip hooray. hip hip hooray! >> reporter: as her majesty lit the national beacon. and fireworks lit up london's night sky. from a big concert, to a grand flotilla, parties in gardens, to those on the streets, it's been a celebration of the queen, with more pomp and pageantry later today. and we are joined now by a panel of experts here at buckingham palace. we have camilla, who is a royal expert, historian andrew roberts and christopher dickey, goo

she will want to see prince philip.hat she trusts most in this life and he's been there through thick and thin, through all the crises. he's the man she relies on for knowledge. he is in charge of the family business. as you said last week, he wears the pants behind closed doors. martha: he's kind of one of the original stay at home dads, paul. i mean he was really in charge of the kid, right? >> yes, he is. he is the original -- yes, you're right, because he took care of the family while the queen was taking care of the business. behind closed doors he took care of all the childrens' educations, made sure they went to the right schools, made sure they went into the right armed forces, the air force, or the army or the guards or whatever, an was always there for his family and still is. all his children know that they can actually rely on him for sound advice. and even princess diana in my case relied on prince phillip for sound advice an was very supportive of diana through her crisis, through the divorce, he was alway

but the queen showed up without prince philip. her husband of nearly 65 years was taken ill.ls say the prince was brought here to this london hospital as a precautionary measure. right now he is being assessed and treated and they say he will remain in the hospital for the next few days. the final day of these mammoth jubilee celebrations, the prince won't be in his cust amary spot in the carriage next to his wife. he turns 91 this weekend and spent christmas in the hospital with heart trouble. but a naval man through and through, philip was spritely on the royal barge in a 1,000-boat jubilee flotilla. not sure the concert is really his thing anyway. >> the only sad thing about this evening is that my father couldn't be here with us. because unfortunately, he has taken unwell. but, ladies and gentlemen, if we shout loud enough, he just might hear us in hospital. >> reporter: grace jones managed to keep her hulu hoop afloat. annie lenox looked like she was at a costume party. and let's watch that queen arrival again. pause the tape. there are those ear plugs. you don't reign f

>> 86. >> and prince philip? >> 91 next sunday. >> that is amazing, isn't it? amazing. >> celebrating 65 years of marriage this year. you know, in reading, preparing for this trip over here, a lot of people criticized the queen for not smiling as much but india, you say we will definitely be seeing a smile once we see that flyover in a matter of minutes. >> that is the royal moment i remember standing there, all the royal also their heads up watching the incredible fly go pass and the queen does crack a smile and we are looking that the -- if you are following this love to hear from you, the hash tag to use is @jubileecnn or tweet me or tweet me, @piers morgan. never going to be in our lifetime an event like this in our country it is truly a one-off. >> what about the preparations? you having been the queen spokesman for, what, 12 years, dickey. how many months is that -- was that months in preparation for this particular flotilla? >> probably a little bit over a year for the preparation of this, this pageant. what happens is that you get the right people to or

prince philip, the duke of edinborough and queen elizabeth ii. yesterday before the big concert start he had been admitted to the hospital for bladder infection. he spent too much time standing up, tapping his toes on the barge. >> reporter: the segment from "the daily show" may not play as well here. just a thought charlie d'agata has some answers on us. he's at the duke of york steps at the other end of the plachls charlie, good morning again. >> reporter: good morning to you, erica. of course, there's been a lot of hype around these events but the popular support has been phenomenal these last couple of days. a million people turned out in driving range to watch the pageant. although it's about the queen, it's also in part due to the glamorous young stars. you could say britain's royal family rules ♪ isn't she lovely >> reporter: it certainly looked that way as the royals rocked out with tens of thousands at last night's royal diamond jubilee concert. the queen and her crop are riding away in popularity with an 80% approval. >> yes, the royal

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prince philip was sick. enough, he might just hear it in hospital. >> very nice. >> he's going to be under observation for several days there. >> he'll be 91 years old very soon. >> yes. >> we've been talking for days about their stamina, incredible. four hours -- >> on the barge. >> with no bathroom facilities. >> i didn't see any. >> i couldn't make it four minutes, you know what i'm saying? today's events are continuing, started off with the motorcade procession. >> once it started i was kind of interested. once it started, somehow you get wrapped. you start watching them come in and out of cars and carriages and they go around town. >> where are they going? >> just around. >> buckingham palace and back and to luncheon. when you look at the streets are lined with people, they say it was spotty on and off rain. she is unbelievable. >> i noticed when she was getting into the carriage -- she is 86 years old. no one can touch the queen, apparently. even her son didn't help her up. >> i wondered when i was wat

. >> she looked really moved to me, philip.ust took a moment because she was slightly overwhelmed by the whole thing, which i haven't seen before. >> it's going to be one of the key moments of her entire reign. she's had some great moments on that balcony. there was a big crowd out in the rain just for her. it wasn't anything else, it was just to say hello to her. >> and the crowd were going bananas, weren't they? >> in 30 seconds, william -- i have to wonder what william standing up there is thinking. >> i think he's feeling huge pride for his grandmother. he admires her enormously. he's the future. >> one day it's him. >> it's take another look at the flyby. it was very quick but incredibly dramatic, really wonderful to watch. the spitfires, hurricanes, the red devils, it was a real tour de force. i'm so glad they got to do this. this morning, it didn't look good with the conditions. but this is terrific. look at that. i wish i was king. on that note, here's another short break. [ kimi ] atti and i had always called oregon ho

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the queen, prince philip, charles, camilla, william, harry and kate. front and center in that royal barge. >> rose: john burns, in the end this happen a very successful diamond jubilee. >> it has and aagreed absolutely. was it knee who said that the reign rain-- which we feared would spoil it-- allowed the queen to show herself with all the fortitude that she's shown so often. and the crowds absolutely loved it. i thought the most magnificent moment was when the london philharmonic orchestra glided up in the end and played a medley of patriotic songs, sea shanties "land of hope and glory" and of course "rule britannia" and "god save the queen." you could see all the royal family tapping along in harmony. i think it's been a terrific success for the family and the country. >> rose: this is what tina said. "no one has been shrewder than the queen to understand that in the long game, no one knows bett than she what it means to be royal. she saw star power wreck the lives of not just diana but more camera ready younger sister margaret not to mention her un

"philip, philip, philip."ed happy, she looked sad. there was a spectacular projection on the palace and fireworks behind, which could be seen from all of london. it was quite something to see. >> i was almost late for the top of the show, max, i was watching in my office. so an amazing event today following other remarkable events. how do they top this tomorrow? >> reporter: well, this is their firs challenge. let's have a look at the big clear-up. the crowds only left an hour ago and look at the army of people working on this area to clear away the seating, to clear away the stage as much as possible. it won't all go, but this area is going to become -- well, let's relive the royal wedding, shall we? it's going to be the same carriage used in the royal wedding, a big procession with the military and then a big service, a thanksgiving service. so pomp and pageantry tomorrow, much more formal than tonight. >> and, max, we watched the country have this celebration. i was struck, and you're our expert, so help me

>> well, alex, an hour and a half ago the news broke that prince philip has been taken ill.brought from his windsor castle abode to a hospital here in london, the edwards seventh hospital complaining about a bladder infection. now sh now, this according to a statement released by buckingham palace shortly after that, this is a precautionary measure only, but at the age of 90, and he is 9 is next we-- he is going to b9 is next week, and can be difficult and any infection is dangerous. he says according to the message he is understandably disappointed to miss this evening's convert, and he was looking forward to that and yesterday he looked quite well actually during the flotilla, the major pageant in the most important day yesterday of this four-day jubilee. he's also going to miss tomorrow's engagements, but again, according to the statement, he has a bladder condition that is being watched, and it is a precautionary measure now putting him in the hospital, and he should be there for several days. back to u, you you, alex. >> and jim, there is quite a bit of pomp and circums

the royal family, we have shots from all of them gathering this morning, queen elizabeth, prince philipher husband of all of these years, by her side and prince charles and camilla and the duchess of cornwall with him and we also saw william and kate, the duke and duchess of cambridge as they boarded on the spirit of cartwell, the official royal barge, the highest members of the royal family are in the spirit of chartwell and, we saw a while ago the gloriana, a wooden rowed ship built as a celebration of the queen's diamond jubilee and has been in the works the last two years and it is an amazing rowed ship that went by us as well, there is an incredible combination of a thousand ships that lined up and are now going behind us, as part of the celebration and they come from all over the world. we watched a hawaiian war can new go by and the queen is surveying this and her barge will join this procession as it comes by us in the river here, it is extraordinary, despite the clouds, it's not raining, good news and everybody is smiling, really a happy, joyous, joyous occasion and celebration

because, of course, she wasn't crowned with philip. he's ounl a consul.hs then which she to the best of her ability has kept and will never break. it's the coronation displays why she would never, ever contemplate abdication. this is a life time's commitment. ♪ god save the queen >> reporter: the queen made pt front cover of "picturegoer "as did a young starlet calmed joan collins. proof if anyone needed that elizabeth had glamour. the magazine went into graphic detail about plans for a coronation movie. you could say the queen starred in three movies, all of them documentaries, all of them made for the cinema. the canadians made "royal journey." australians made "the gheen australia" and, of course, the british made, "a queen is crowned." we joined older cinema goers for a screening in a north london cinema. the movie was shown in cinemas within days of the coronation. during the intermission, we all had tea and cakes. >> we had been married a week, but nevertheless, we stepped on the pavement the night before i saw the queen. >> saw the queen, everythin

but unfortunately, her husband, prince philip, was not there. he was hospitalized with a bladder infection and the queen missed parts of last night's concert to be with him. he turns 91 on saturday. >>> a recall election today that could have a big impact on the presidential race. that is next as we check more headlines. >>> ate man wanted for a horrific crime in canada is in custody. we'll have details of his capture coming up on the other side of the break. stay with us. ♪ ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and letting go ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley, we know nature comes together in amazing ways. that's why we bring together natural ingredients, like dark chocolate with toasted oats, or sweet golden honey. perfect combinations of nature's delicious ingredients, from nature valley. ♪ ♪ i was thinking that i hope this never ends ♪ [ female announcer ] nature valley granola bars, nature at its most delicious. >>> all eyes are on the wisconsin recall vote today. republican governor scott walker hold a slight