i think prince andrew is a more difficult proposition over the last 2 years. both the new king charles and prince william, we are, we are told have sought to essentially cut prince andrew out of the, the royal family for fear that he's continuing association with them on a key risk bringing it in to disgrace. this was because of the events of 2019 accusations, leveled it at andrew because of his close friendship with the convicted sex offender jeffrey stun gillan maxwell as well. and of course, that bombshell interview with the babies emily mate las in november 2019, which was really a dramatic fall from grace prince andrew. his public image was really tarnished by that, by that interview and the, the ongoing discussion in around the court case. and the final settlement of i side of court lead to questions being asked about who was paying the the several millions to to virginia. if ray, who was andries accuser. so it's been a very difficult 2 or 3 years for prince andrew. what we do now is that threaten this period of tribulation for him. his, his mother lives,

whereas prince andrew, 15 years younger, and prince andrew is 11 years younger, prince edward is 15 yearsthey were like a second generation. so there's two different almost like families here. they have different relationships with the queen. >> trisha, it is hard to overstate the potency of this moment for people who are filing through, who have waited so long just to say thank you to pay respects to the queen. and now to be just feet from the king and his three siblings. this is a rare opportunity for anyone to be in this presence. especially at a moment like this. >> people have said, many people have said they want to be able to tell their children, their grandchildren, that they were there. just going past the queen's coffin. so as you say, going past the four siblings, the four royals, and all of the other royals looking on. i mean, that's got to be absolutely amazing. and again, it's lovely how it's not just been saved for dignitaries. it is very much for whichever everyday person happens to be filing past. and i think that's such an important part. i just wanted to come in there.

prince andrew there in the car. prince andrew, despite scandals here in the states and elsewhere, was still one of her favorites. she was under pressure to -- under pressure to go through some punishment of him, withdrawal of some of his duties. as you can see there, that is prince william as well, i believe, in the car with prince andrew. prince edward is in that car. i don't think you see prince william. i can see prince edward, i think in the back seat. looks like in the front seat what would be the passenger seat there if the photo -- yeah, if the photo is not reversed that would be prince andrew. pointing out that she stuck by prince andrew as long as she could, despite all the troubles that he has been experiencing. >> certainly. absolutely. i think the key point is that at the moment, i don't think that is reflective of how supportive she is of official roles for him or bringing him back into the fold in a more meaningful way. i think when someone is unwell, what we are seeing is a mother is unwell and her ch

specifically, to be able to spot prince andrew, but this will also be a very poignant moment. ah, for prince william as well. the prince of wales. because 25 years ago, princess diana was killed. his mother was said, who died. and at that time, william and his brother harry were actually here at bomber always prince charles as he was then, but also for an elizabeth and prince philip. and after, for diana, was killed and there was a global outpouring of grief. i'm more flowing tributes were pass. i'm placed in front of the gates. he and the, the, the prince, prince charles and prince philip. am the queen did this what they are? his family are doing now, which is to come out and look at the messages. look at the then the, the floral arrangements. and there were a great many flaw arrangements, almost as many as we're seeing here today. so this will be a very poignant moment for him. 25 years on after the death of princess diana. and as we continue to look at these live pictures of the royals outside windsor castle, rob, in terms of protocol, what happens next? where you are? the p

but prince andrew, not here. we saw prince andrew where you were, how much of an issue with that have been if prince andrew had attended, then that would have been a decision that would be, would have been made at the highest level that would have been there would be the royal family is quite obviously very aware of the it's public image and as a result it is very aware of the impact that it has that whatever decisions it makes with regards to it's held public image. it is very aware of the impact that that is going to have on the members of the members of the public. eights is difficult to know how members of the public would have felt about prince andrew being a amongst the group. obviously if there are people who am i would have an opinion about, so the prince, andrew good or bad. so it's very difficult to tell what kind of her reaction they would have had it will, as i say, be more interesting, i think from a political point of view to see where what happens, what involvement he might have in the future engag

broom debate -- brewin debate when you factor in the presence of prince andrew. a big embarrassment to the royal family. -- the way meghan markle and prince harry is beginning to be right about by the british establishment. interesting to see how that all works out. amy: just to be clear, meghan markle, who leveled charges of racism against the royal family, and prince andrew, who paid out multimillion dollar settlement a sexual asult case involving himself related to jeffrey epstein. should be remembered prince andrew doesn't really have money of his own, it was paid by the royal estate, by his motr. it took someone to pay off to get him off the hk -- to spend with jeffrey epstein and sorted episodes. 12 million pounds british taxpayer mey was paid to get prince andrew off the hook. coulsee when prince andrew apars and is uniform dripping with metals and -- when he appearin westminst abbey, i think it will tinge the majesty of the event, the majesty of the royal funeral. people shouting at prince andrew -- [indiscnible] that is gog to be interesting. the queen st

we saw william arrive in a car with prince andrew and prince edward and his wife a short time ago.ual photograph to see them all together and to see prince william driving the vehicle. cnn's matthew chance joins us from london in front of 10 downing street the prime minister's office and residence. matthew, you are outside the new prime minister's office, appointed by the queen just on tuesday she went up to balmoral castle. that is the last photograph we have seen of queen elizabeth. >> that's right. in fact liz truss the 15th prime minister queen elizabeth has had working under her. it gives you a sense of how long her period as reigning monarch has been. her first prime minister winston churchill in the 1950s. an extraordinary sense of continuity that goes with queen elizabeth. you're right. i'm outside downing street right now. liz truss the new prime minister is inside and is being kept up to date constantly we're told by her aides about the condition of queen elizabeth who of course is in balmoral, scotland. and there is a big media presence of here of course. when there -- i

most prince. andrew can just see my cousins, prince andrew. they've just come out of the gates of the castle and then looking at the flowers, the array of flowers and messages that a man whose children now just was watching for m a prince. andrew consoling one of his daughters, or both his daughters of her in part, princess eugenia pritchard creatures or prince edward. as though the countess wessex, is there a prince, his own machine, which is on there as well? are all coming out to inspect the huge outpouring of support that there has been for the royal family after the queen died. and of course the members of the family that were looking at their they'd be enough balmoral and they went off on thursday on the day that it was announced that she was gravely ill. and of course she died later that day and they've been there ever since. their brother prince charles's will not please charles any more. is it he is king king took charles a 3rd. he's done in london, attending to the business of state. let's, as we watch those pictures, we can bring an

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we saw a princess and we saw prince andrew resolve, prince edward, and his wife sophie and their children. they took time to look at the floral displays that had been delivered over the last day or so since the announcement of the queen's death. and they were looking at some of the messages that had been contained there as well. this was a very significant moment for those members of the royal family, because this was the 1st time that they had been seen in public since the death of queen elizabeth this the 2nd. but it was also a very important moment as well for the people who been gathering here to pay tribute to the queen because they to correct their 1st glimpse of those members of the royal family. what was interesting was the amongst that group was prince andrew . prince andrew's personal life has been the self of headlines over the last few years and there has been a distancing between him and the rest of the wall family. but he was part of that group. it and, and it was perhaps an indication that the royal family, at least for this occasion, for this period of morning have decided

i should explain just briefly about prince andrew's address at prince andrews. i think perhaps michael was mentioning before prince andrew's am. life has been the stuff of headlines over the last couple of years and that's led to a degree of estrangement from the family. so the result has been that he has agreed out of respect to not to where a military uniform, the only time he will wear military uniform will be joined the vigil that will be taking place in the palace of westminster or in london. we had previously seen people, members of the public being allowed in 2 at walked past the coffin and pay their respects. and we understand that they may have been stopped for the moment whilst the vigil is taking place, or at least they may have been halted temporarily. however, we also know that crowds have been waiting outside for many hours to come in. i'm, i believe that the queues or anything up to about a kilometer and a half to 2 to 2 miles it is as it is in the u. k. a long and people are being warned that they may have to spend several hours waiting in those

that was king charles, princess anne, that was prince andrew and prince edward and tonight we are seeing the vigil basically of the grandchildren of the queen at either end of the casket. of course, we are seeing prince -- prince harry and prince william and on either sides of the casket, the coffin, we are seeing the children of andrew, princess beatrice. jacqui: prince harry and the queen's grandchildren are going to be in their military uniforms, what are we watching. >> yes, harry and william are in the military uniforms and the children of the other children of the queen in their mourning dress, that's beatrice and eugene and peter and zara of princess anne, they will be standing approximately 15 minutes. jacqui, the most memorable aspect of this is that the public, remember, they have been streaming past the casket for -- for many, many hours, in fact, days now are not halted, are in the paused, are not waited for this to occur, they are in close contact, they are just standing right by these family members. remember we have the heir to the throne william and heir to the throne har

there's the king, next to him his sister princess anne, the queen's only daughter, next to him prince andrewe duke of wessex prince edward. >> the only sound we're hearing except the clap of the horses here, max, it is dead silent. the only thing we're hearing, we hear guns about every minute or so, the sound of the gun. there it is. >> max, don't you remember remember when the queen's death was announced, they fired 96 cannons in a gun salute. i wonder if it's similar up there, whether it will be 96 or something different. >> the bearer party found by the royal regiment of scotland flanked by the king's bodyguard for scotland, lined up behind is prince edward, prince andrew, princess anne, the king and vice admiral sir tim lawrence. behind obviously princess anne's husband, he's been given a very high-profile role in this scottish part of the ceremonial which is obviously something the queen wanted. behind them the herd tear lord high constable then the queen's senior official, very highly represented here. then we've got the queen consort in the car who is with the countess of wessex i'm t

in 2019 prince andrew was caught up in a scandal involving jeffrey epstein. way from his royal duties after an interview with the bbc about his relationship with epstein. one of epstein's alleged victims had accused prince andrew of sexual abuse and filed a civil suit against him. andrew denied any wrongdoing. >> i can tell you categorically i don't remember meeting her at all. >> reporter: buckingham palace also released a statement at the time. it is emphatically denied that the duke of york had any form of sexual contact or relationship with virginia roberts. any claim to the contrary is false and without foundation. the queen's fourth child, prince edward, was reportedly closest to the queen. he and his wife, sophie, the counts of sussex, told sky news a few years ago they spent most weekends with her. prince edward and his wife have two children, james and louise, who apparently at one point didn't know her grandmother was the queen of england. >> louise had no concept really that the queen was -- and her grandmother were one and the same person. it wasn'

prince edwards and andrew as well.asn't been involved in any public events since the scandal involving him and that court case in new york. so i think the significance of them all coming together is big and the fact that they have all dropped everything to go up there today. and that private jet was organized pretty last minute. so there has been a turn of events up there. i think balmoral is also a very safe space for them all, it is where they all have summer holidays and there is a lot of space up there for them. so we'll wait to see how things are handled. but assume as we get the first sorts of announcements that we get a better sense of how serious this is for the queen. but she is certainly out of action to some extent. the fact that she has canceled even the most central constitutional duties and now the family are gathering, we're told that it is a serious situation for the queen. >> and i want to bring in christiane amanpour. when one looks anding ithinks b on the queen's reign, more than 70 years she has rei

king charles, princess anne, prince andrew and prince edward walking behind the casket. well-wishers watching in near silence, the queen's children let by the king holding a vigil for their mother as members of the public filed past. amy robach reporting tonight from scotland. >>> the breaking news from the war in ukraine. a major victory tonight for ukrainian forces driving the russians out of a key area in the east around the city of kharkiv. the second largest city. the russians taken by surprise, tonight russia responding. what they're already seeing in kharkiv and the question now, how will putin answer all of this with ukraine's significant gains? tom soufi burridge from kyiv. >>> back in this country tonight those storms in the east this evening, 15 million on alert across the country for flash flooding tonight. in the east, baltimore, washington, d.c., the northeast next. already sweeping through the chicago area. geysers in the streets. and in the west tonight, tropical rain falling in drought-ravaged southern california, the ground so dry the water immediately

there has also been scrutiny aimed at prince andrew, as the world is reminded of his ties to jeffreye andrew's pain and loss of his mother, the queen, does not let him off the hook for his close friendship with jeffrey epstein, and alleged sexual assault of a teenage girl. the prince may prefer to stay mostly out of the limelight as he grieves the loss of his mother, queen elizabeth ii. but, public appearances are bringing renewed public scrutiny of his relationship with underage sex trafficker and pedophile jeffrey epstein, which has been immeasurably difficult for his victims. according to spencer kuvin, who represents nine of epstein's survivors, telling us that while the victims he represents one of the world to mourn for the queen, he says, quote, and we should not be able to rehabilitate his image through this tragedy. the only thing that will help his past conduct is a full accounting of his past, and sitting for interviews with u.s. authorities regarding his conduct. then there are the specific allegations andrews sexually assaulted an underage girl, virginia defray. she said

a 22 year old man was charged for heckling prince andrew . during the funeral procession in edinburgh. the prince has been embroiled in sexual abuse allegations. he was dragged to the ground by bystanders that arrested and charged with breach of the piece. 2 other scottish protests were arrested for holding up signs denouncing imperialism. republicans and civil liberties groups say police ship attack the right to protest as much as the event itself. as we've done prepare coordination, which will be sometime in the middle of a 2023. we will be staging a wide range of events, including protests and we will be protesting at the coronation, because the coronation is a political moment where we are told to be in a democracy, not participants, but taxes. the value that we should hold dear is the fact that protest isn't a gift. it's a fundamental right and no one has the right to tell you where, when or how you protest. that's all integral to the fact that we can express dissent and express our views at their moments that we so cheese. when king char

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 half. they'll be doing that on foot. they'll be walking uphill, cobbled streets, as you know, don, with p public flanked on both sides. an incredibly raw emotion. of course you'll see a family grieving very publicly and the public between them, 15 feet in between them, really feeling the weight of history in that emotion as the family mourns very exposed, of course. i can feel the emotion will be incredibly raw when we see that happen in about an hour and a half, don. >> isa

we saw a princess and we saw prince andrew resolve, prince edward, and his wife sophie and their children. they took time to look to act. the floral displays that had been delivered over the last day or so since the announcement of the queen's death. and they were looking at some of the messages that had been contained there as well. this was a very significant moment for those members of the royal family, because this was the 1st time that they had been seen in public since the death of queen elizabeth this the 2nd. but it was also a very important moment as well for the people who been gathering here to pay tribute to the queen because they too caught their 1st glimpse of those members of the royal family. what was interesting was the amongst that group was prince andrew . prince andrew's personal lie has been the self of headlines over the last few years and that has been distancing between him and the rest of the wall family. but he was part of that group it and it was perhaps an indication that the royal family, at least for this occasion, for this period of morning, have decided to

prince andrew and prince harry. that those 2 are not, they are wearing civilian clothes they're wearing born in dress. that is interesting. i think because they over all those roles of the only ones, the only 2 who fought in was prince andrew in the folk twins campaign. and prince harry much more recently in afghanistan and hands on them watching the procession. it's still on the mile. this is an angle kilometer long ceremony. ceremonial root that has been well trodden by many royals by this family and previous families tell us little bit about what we've seen on the mouth in the past . well, we've seen a lot and remember that those walking behind this coffin will remember previous funerals. the funeral of the queen mother, the mother of queen elizabeth in 2002, but then also remember happier times. remember the creams are children, including the new king went along this route for their royal weddings, most of which took place in westminster abbey. although the king's wedding prince charles at the time to then lady

this comes after prince andrew, more military uniform when he was wet as the queen's 4 children. as they stood vigil on friday evening, that again was by request of the king. he was band essentially from wearing.

the past few minutes queen elizabeth's four children, king charles, anne, the princess royal, prince andrew duke of york and prince edward the earl of wessex have held a vigil around the queen's coffin in westminster hall. these are pictures from the "vigil of the princes" as it's called, with all four royals in ceremonial military uniform accompanying the coffin for 15 minutes. the queen's eight grandchildren are expected to do the same tomorrow. and this is the scene outside the hall. thousands of people are queuing to pay their respects to the queen. this is the scene outside the hall. thousands of people still waiting to pay their respects to the queen. the wait time is 2a hours. thank you very much. it has to be said that this was perhaps the most striking aspect of the ceremonial here in westminster hall over the last few days as the queens coffin was brought here on wednesday. we have had thousands of people queueing to pay their respects, but the arrival of the king and his sister and his two brothers were undoubtedly something that people are very struck by. as we go inside the hul

prince charles, princess anne, prince andrew, and prince edward.ey prepared their children for the rigors of royal life. especially prince charles. the heir apparent. >> elizabeth and philip were doing for charles what her mother and father had done for her, which was to set an example of how being a monarch is a uniquely influential position. >> and as she experienced with her own parents, being a monarch often meant putting royal duties first. months after her coronation, queen elizabeth ii set out on a massive around the world tour whilst her children stayed behind in london. spanning nearly six months, she and prince philip journeyed from the bermuda islands to the indian ocean. >> they traveled over 40,000 miles. she shook more than 13,000 hands. she saw nearly 7,000 courtesies. she gave 261 speeches. it was enormously ambitious. and important because she wanted to be seen as the head of the commonwealth. >> during her father's reign, what had been the british empire transformed into the modern commonwealth of nations. a voluntary association

prince charles, princess anne, prince andrew, and prince edward.ey prepared their children for the rigors of royal life. especially prince charles, the heir apparent. >> elizabeth and philip were doing for charles what her mother and father had done for her, which was to set an example of how being a monarch is a uniquely influential position. >> and as she experienced with her own parents, being a monarch often meant putting royal duties first. just months after her coronation queen elizabeth ii set out on a massive round-the-world tour whilst her children stayed behind in london. spanning nearly six months, she and prince philip journeyed from the bermuda islands to the indian ocean. >> they traveled over 40,000 miles. she shook more than 13,000 hands. she saw nearly 7,000 curtsies. she gave 261 speeches. it was enormously ambitious and important because she wanted to be seen as the head of the commonwealth. >> during her father's reign what had been the british empire transformed into the modern commonwealth of nations. a voluntary association o

in the early �*60s, they had two more children — prince andrew, born in february 1960, and prince edwardded to take the initiative. the result was a ground—breaking documentary. the film royal family showed the monarchy as it had never been seen before. elizabeth was shown performing the daily business of the sovereign, working on the official documents which were delivered to her virtually every day... yes, ma'am? do you think you could bring up those papers that i was looking at yesterday? the american ambassador, your majesty _ ..and meeting visiting dignitaries. we're in the embassy residence — subject, of course, to some of the discomfiture as a result of a need for elements of refurbishing, rehabilitation. for her silverjubilee in 1977, there were carnivals, street parties and pageants. elizabeth by then had been queen for a quarter of a century, by which britain had changed profoundly, that the monarchy seem to secure the public�*s affection as it has ever been. and it was very largely due to the queen herself, her commitment remained absolute. mr; herself, her commitment remained

we will have hardy at the foot, and then the children of prince, i sign prince andrew and prince edward will take up places on either side of the coffin. so you're talking about zara and peter it talking about louise and james, and you're also talking about beatrice and eugenia. we know that the great grandchildren were in the whole, during the vigil on friday evening. there at the vigil of the princess, as it's called, even though there's a princess and they are princess and the princess royal i. they stood for about 10 minutes in silence. tribute to the queen were expecting the grandchildren to spend somewhere around 15 minutes. when the princess left on friday evening, they were applauded by the people who made their way around the hall. so those soon here will miss that moment. but those who are in the. busy hall will see, as you can see, that those 8 grandchildren are taking their place, walking down the stairs towards the coffin that has been surrounded mainly by a military guard throughout the whole time. it's been there, including those custodians of the town of london beefeater

we had prince andrew and then we had prince edward as well. and so for the countess of wessex, it's so touching tribute, isn't it? the queen and her children now in size, this ancient cathedral. and it's a service of celebration, as well as remembrance. it is a reminder that although a nation is morning, here is also a family that is mourning the loss of a mother, a grandmother, and of course a great grandmother. in the case of her prince william and prince heidi's children as well. and that is perhaps the statement being made of the royal families affection for scotland, but also how it sees its importance in the continuation of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland. so there is to some degree, a political statement in there too. but this is a div for remembrance and you had at the beginning of this service just ho historic and giles cathedral lays with its links back to john knox and the reformation at to oliver cromwell to former members of the royal family who have been there. but it was also a moment to pause and reflec

the queen had given birth to four children -- prince charles; princess anne, the princess royal; prince andrewkingham palace for most of the time but spent holidays at the queen's scottish estate of balmoral and sandringham in norfolk, where they enjoyed a love of the great outdoors, the queen balancing the demands of married life with being head of state. -and right from the beginning, it was accepted that prince philip would be the head of a family. she'd wear the crown, but he'd wear the trousers. so all the decisions about the fabric of their homes, the domestic decisions, the big important decisions would be taken by him -- where the children went to school, all that sort of thing was in his remit. -the queen, you know, in a time -- let's be honest -- of chauvinism, of, you know, where most women did not have careers -- there were no leaders of companies. there was certainly no senior politicians that were women. and yet this woman, at 25, was at the helm of our government and our constitutional monarchal system. ♪♪ -the 1970s were a challenging period for both queen and country. now in h

would be very heartening for her to see what happened today, to see prince william driving next to prince andrewp by prince harry coming later on, all the family being together. i mean, major rift to the family. and when you consider it's a family firm and william and charles have been making most of the decisions about, you know, effectively taking prince andrew out of the public light, for example, and the deal making which had to be done, frankly, when the sussex's left the united kingdom. what were the terms of that? that was very much led by prince william. i think there was tension between harry and charles. they seemed to smooth that over. they met up during the jubilee. harry didn't meet up with william, and there are still tensions between those two. if they can come through this, i think that would be a great tribute to the queen. we'll see how that plays out over the next ten-plus days because there will be a series of events involving the family. it's all laid out very carefully. and of course those tensions should not take away attention from what is the ultimate tribute to the quee

you say are right rather than the left there's a secret country lane past the golf course were prince andrewld probably have to spend the rest of his life playing golf hiding but that the side issue. on the road were prince charles and king charles and sense married to camilla for the state. it's very close i would say. the people that are valid terry's, this is not the end of the royals there is a special connection of this corner of great britain and scotland and prince charles love this place just as much and is placed on the road. this is a goodbye from volunteer. more widely i suppose from scotland this is a goodbye for the royal family. there is continually there and king charles made a point. a real point to mention sco scotland. the title that prince william the prince's wales has went sense and scotland. martha: just to jump in they are coming through. i am sorry, let's just pause and watch this for a moment as they move through ballater square [silence] martha: i believe this is the church in ballater square that the queen spent most sundays at while she was there. it is a small vi

we saw princess and we saw prince andrew. we so prince edward and his wife sophie and their children, they took time to look to act. the floral displays that had been delivered over the last day or so since the announcement of the queen's death. and they were looking at some of the messages that had been contained there as well. this was a very significant moment for those members of the royal family, because this was the 1st time that they had been seen in public since the death of queen elizabeth this the 2nd. but it was also a very important moment as well for the people who been gathering here to pay tribute to the queen because they too caught up their 1st glimpse of those members of the royal family. what was interesting was the amongst that group was prince andrew. prince andrew's personal life has been the self of headlines over the last few years and there has been a distancing between him and the rest of the wall family. but he was part of that group. it and, and it was perhaps an indication that the royal family, at

that's where heidi and meghan got married, where prince andrew's daughter was married as well as well. last year prince philip was laid to rest and it is beside him. where the queen will have her final resting place, there will be a private ceremony of buckingham palace. says this is an intensely private time. and after all the public commemorations of the queen and her life, it is finally time where the royal family can say their good byes. we know that king charles traveled to morrow to see his farewell to his mother as she was dying . we know that he then went to northern ireland. he was in wales on friday, and this is the chance for he and the family to get together not as members of the monarchy, but as sons and daughters, grandchildren and his great grandchildren. and to say farewell to someone who wasn't just an important part in the country's life for the last 70 years. but was clearly obviously a hugely important part and their lives individually rather than and privately rather than just publicly. and andrew, this obviously is a day in the moments of mourning for people in b

then prince charles, prince andrew and prince edward stood vigil at the queen mother's coffin.a woman is being allowed in the monarchy's way to stand vigil. that is a very significant thing in what many people would say is the long overdue modernizing of the royal family. so, this, what you are witnessing now, is the first time ever a princess has stood vigil for a member of the royal family. also significant to note prince andrew, once again, not being allowed to wear uniform. he is dressed in civilian clothes. we understand of course that we know he was stripped of his titles in the wake of his, the allegations against him related to the jeffrey epstein scandal. we understand prince andrew will be allowed to wear uniform for what will be known as the final vigil, that will happen when as you mentioned queen elizabeth ii lies in state here at westminster hall in london. but this is a beautiful moment, all four of the queen's children standing vigil now around the coffin of queen elizabeth ii. john and sandra. >> sandra: and we are listening for the ceremony to officially begin

and leave the uk and prince andrew is a result of the atrocities he was engulfed in. consequence, neither are given the right to wear military uniforms during the proceedings except the prince granted an exception, not at the funeral but the vigil of prince's when they will stand guard around her coffin and westminster hall. it is interesting neither of them are allowed to wear their uniforms because they are members of the royal family who served in active service so it's notable they will be the ones not wearing uniforms so they can wear the medals. kennedy: i understand prince william will be in chain mail which i think will be interesting. i'm kidding. thank you for the update, we will be checking in throughout the week. okay, by. the mayor of new orleans accused of wasting thousands of taxpayer dollars in first class plane tickets. i'll give her an ethics reminder in my memo. that's in moments. ♪ new orleans, no relation to jerry, she's yogurt after a whopping 80 grand fly first class, refusing to reimburse the city getting itchy to recall her and home to residen

remaining royal members who are in the castle at the moment. amongst that group we had princess and prince andrew, prince edward, his wife sophie. we also had william prince william, the the prince of wales and his wife, kate, the duchess of cornwall. and cambridge, sher and very shortly after that may be about half an hour. so they, the cars returned and the significance of this is very important because this is the 1st time that the public who had been arraigned arranged up and down the the driveway here. got a chance to get a glimpse of our members of the royal family since the death of queen elizabeth the 2nd last thursday here at ball mold castle than the cars when they returned, made their way across the bridge. i'm up to the main gate of the castle at which point b occupants of the cars got out in the princess and princess as i started to and their children started to look at the bunches of flowers that have been gathering there for the last day or so since the announcement of the death of the queen and again, this was the 1st time that i certainly for the, the, the, the royal family to ap

there is the duke of essex and his wife, sophie, and prince andrew as well.do not know if the younger ones are staying overnight, but prince andrew and prince edward will be staying overnight. we do not know if they will be joined by more distant members of the royal family tomorrow morning. ros: what are people there -- we can see some of them gathered behind you, what is the mood? the death of the queen, but before that, as we were just seeing, the queen's last act as appointing her 50th prime minister. kirsty: people have been streaming across the bridge very quietly, over the river d, where the family used to fish, and i spoke to one family from las vegas. there is certainly a feeling, ong the scottish population here, that they are coming to a place where they feel close to the queen. there is a great mutual fondness and regard for the queen and a great respect for her. to have so many thousands of people coming in and goingut with these beautiful bouquets of flowers is actually quite extraordinary to see. people don't expect members of the royal family

the royal family pictured racing to be by her son, prince william driving prince andrew and prince edward in passenger seats. already with her at balmoral castle, prince charles with camilla and the queen's only daughter princess ann. prince harry travel ago lone to see his ailing grandmother arriving after her death was announced. leaving meghan behind in london. the duchess of cambridge staying with the children. throughout the uk, flags are at half-staff. crowds gathering in front of the palace to remember great britain's longest serving monarch. a historic 70 years on the throne. born in 1926, the third grandchild of king george v, she would guide the nation and the monarchy through historic challenges. during a nightly bombing raid from nazi germany. >> we know every one of us all will be well. there will be victory and peace. >> reporter: that speech sealed a special relationship with her future subjects. ♪ westminster abbey 1953, the first time tv cameras were allowed inside to record a coronation. the celebration was seen worldwide. and elizabeth's reign will be felt worldwide. sh

andrew has been seen as a playboy prince and having unsuitable girlfriends. >> what repetition? impugn my brother's honor. >> so it was a real relief to the royal family once andrew got married. sir ferguson or fergie as she became to be known was a really fun-loving character. >> thumbs up. >> her father, who was a polo manager for prince charles, she was an avid horse woman, very outdoorsy, they both had racey senses of humor. >> kiss me. >> why do you want me to kiss you? >> they're filming. quick. dare you. >> you're a monster. >> they were, at least initially, a breath of fresh air. >> oh, the kiss. >> it was princess diana who had played match maker for prince andrew and her friend sara. >> diana certainly welcomed her as a comrade in arms, a friend who was her contemporary. >> these two sisters in law wanted to have a bit of fun. >> diana and fergie were partners in pranks, tabloids in particular, delighted in following them. they crashed a party in police outfits. they were poking people with umbrellas. >> they formed quite a double act for the public. they were obsessed

and as you've been mentioning, prince andrew will be wearing his uniform.ces to what we saw in scotland, to what we are expecting now. and of course, fascinating, isn't it, to look at those pictures of the people, young and old, who stood in line, for well, talking about 4 hours now, the people -- 24 hours now, the people we spoke to had been in line for 10 hours and they still had a good three or four hours left to go and we were chatting with people across the river, just a few hours ago, i suppose, and it does appear to be building, all the time. for those folks, they are still walking through, the medieval westminster hall there, and with 900 years of history, they are still standing at the top of those stone stairs and just really describing it as being awe-struck by the majesty of it, by seeing that royal standard draped across the queen's casket and the imperial crown, with all of those diamonds on top. and so what we may see now, just as we did in scotland, are the queen's children, her three sons and her daughter, going in there to pay their respec

princess anne, the princes andrew and edward, and king charles.l mourning but already hard at work, charles' day had begun in london. in westminster hall, the room where his mother will lie in state later this week. he accepted the condolences of members of parliament and the house of lords. >> as i stand before you today, i cannot help but feel the weight of history which surrounds us. >> reporter: king charles then flew to scotland, and first with his wife camilla, he met a few of his subjects. >> thank you so much for your kind thoughts. >> reporter: then he addressed scottish politicians. >> if i might paraphrase the words of the great robert burns, my dear mother was "the friend of man, the friend of truth, the friend of age, and guide of youth." >> reporter: in saint giles' cathedral, a service of thanksgiving for queen elizabeth's life began as the oldest crown in the british isles, the crown of scotland, was placed on her coffin. outside, thousands of people waited patiently in line for their chance to file inside and pay their respects. >

king charles, the third princess and prince andrew and prince edward all in military dress honoring their mother. the pain of loss etched in the new king's face. and let's bring back in james longman, now outside westminster hall and james obviously, quite an emotional moment there for the queen's children. we also know the queen's eight grandchildren, including william and harry will be holding their own vigil tomorrow. that's right, david tomorrow all the queen's grandchildren will be holding vigil among them, harry and we will see him in full military dress. we've only seen him until now in a suit. i think the whole nation is just so pleased to see the whole family reunited. david. that decision to allow him in uniform. come tomorrow will be awaiting that as well. james lawmen are thanks to you again tonight and one more note this evening. robin roberts and i are headed back to london. i hope you'll join robert and me monday morning will be honorably 5:30 a.m. eastern monday and all the way through the funeral for the final farewell again monday morning, our entire team there in london