james's palace to officially announced the death of the monarch and to proclaim the successor prince charles phillips asked the george is now by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory become our only lawful and rightful liege lord. charles, the 3rd privy counselors, including the new prime minister, was trust, then signed the accession proclamation, which was ordered to be made public across the kingdom thing the lord chancellor. next, the new king was invited to make a declaration. my mother gave an example of lifelong love, and of selfless service. i shall strive to follow the inspiring example. i have been set in upholding constitutional government and to seek the peace, harmony, and prosperity of the peoples of these islands. king charles dan signed documents confirming he had taken the oath relating to his religious duties, as well as orders of business, including, proclaiming a bank holiday on the day of the queen's funeral. ceremonies were then taken outside for a public reading of the accession proclamation. from the proclamation balcony of saint james's palace. oh, shall the bird, b

. >> prince charles phillip arthur george is now by the death of our late sovereign happy of memory, come our only lawful and rightful liege lord charles iii. god save the king! >> reporter: by late afternoon crowds packed the streets of the capital to pay their respects to elizabeth. the queen's cortege drove through the heart of edinburgh, down the historic royal mile to the royal residence here, her first stop on the long journey back to london. she will spend two nights here among people connected to her as their sovereign and their countrywoman. queen elizabeth was descended from scottish kings. >> i think it's just important to be here, just important to say good-bye. >> what was so remarkable about her? >> well, she started out at a really young age and she did do a lot of impact. and now that she's like going to be gone it's going to be different. it's never going to be the same again. >> quite speechless, actually. she was a lovely lady. great mother. grandmother and -- she did well. >> reporter: at holyroodhouse three of the queen's children, princess anne and princes andrew

. >> public and proclaim that prince charles phillip arthur george -- >> reporter: and in the ancientter of london. >> become our only rightful liege lord charles iii. >> reporter: the way people used to learn the identity of their new sovereign. the proclamation of charles as king will continue in other corners of the united kingdom and will be declared against in northern ireland, wales, and scotland on sunday. it's already echoing in the other 14 commonwealth realms, including canada, where charles is king. >> by the grace of god and the united kingdom, canada and his other realms and territories, king. >> reporter: the 73-year-old is britain's longest serving heir to the throne, and most brits know only his mother as monarch. >> are there certain issues you hope the king will focus on? >> i guess equality is one of the biggest things that's happening at the moment, making sure everyone feels welcome in england. >> but londoners point out king charles has had a lifetime to prepare. >> he knows this country really well. he's really savvy. everything is going to be great. >> king cha

let's listen. >> -- publishing proclaim that the prince charles phillip arthur george it is now, by ther late sovereign of happy memory, become our only lawful in rightful leash. laura charles the third. and the grace of god of the united kingdom, of great britain and northern ireland, and of all other realms and territories, the king head of the commonwealth. defender of the faith. to whom we do acknowledge our faith and obedience, with humble affection. besieging gaza who kings and queens do rayne to bless his majesty with long and happy years to bring over us. given that st. james's palace, on the tenth day of september and in the year of our lord 2022. >> one, two. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> -- royal select! -- now! >> god save the king! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> [inaudible] >> three carries for his majesty the king. hip hip! >> hurray! >> hip hip? >> hurray! >> wow hip hip! >> hurray! >> [inaudible] [inaudible] [noise] >> so what you heard right there was a lord lying reading the second proclamation of king charles iii asking. you also heard god save the king and hip hip hurray. then the song god save th

hereby, with one voice's, with the consent of tongue and heart, publish and pro claim that prince charles phillipr george is now, by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory, become our only lawful and rightful leach l'orange. charles the third. by the grace of god, the united kingdom, a northern island, all the other realms and territories, he is king, head of the commonwealth defender of the faith. to whom we do acknowledge all of our face and obedience with humble affection. beseeching god, by whom kings and queens to rein, to bless his majesty with long and happy years to rain over us. given this at st. james's palace, it is the tenth day of our september, 2022. [noise] number two! [noise] >> load! number three! fire! [noise] >> number one! fire! [noise] >> number two! fire! [noise] >> low! three! [noise] >> number one! fire! [noise] >> number two! [noise] [applause] [noise] [noise] >> three cheers for his majesty, the currying. >> the pit. >> hurray. -- [noise] [noise] >> number three! fire! [noise] >> number one! fire! [noise] >> number two! fire! [noise] >> number one! fire! >> numb

. >> prince charles phillip arthur george is now by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory become only lawful and lord, charles iii. >> king charles iii publicly declarified as the new monarch of the united kingdom, a day enshrined with language and tradition of another age. when word of a sovereign requiring it to be spoken outloud on the streets of the nation. >> god save the king. ♪ gun salutes across the four nations mark the principle of first public proclamation being made. >> hip hip hooray. hip hip hooray. hip hip hooray. >> reporter: this moment captured by cheering crowds on smartphones, it followed what was traditionally a private ceremony. the new prince of wales with queen consort camilla helping to steady her as she walked on to stage. the solemn and somber event televised for the world to see. rituals and proceedings carried out at the council designed to confirm and endorse the king's position as the new head of state. former prime ministers, currently political leaders and heads of the church, some of the so called privy counselors invited to witness this historic

. >> prince charles phillip arthur george is now by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory becomeightful liege lord, charles iii, king, head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith. >> reporter: king charles iii publicly declared as the new monarch of the united kingdom, a day enshrined with language and traditions from another age, when word of a new sovereign required it to be spoken out loud on the streets of the nation. >> god save the king! ♪ >> reporter: gun salutes across the four nations marked the principal or first public proclamation being made. >> hip hip! >> hooray! >> hip hip! >> hooray! >> hip hip! >> hooray! [ applause ] >> reporter: this moment, captured by cheering crowds on smartphones, followed what was a traditionally private accession ceremony inside st. james' palace. the great and the good of the british establishment gathered. the new prince of wales with queen consort camilla helping to steady her as she walked onto the stage. for the first time the somer about and solemn event televised for the world to see. >> the council is assembled. >> reporter: r

. >> prince charles phillip arthur george is now, by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory, become our only lawful and rightfully explored, charles the third. by the grace of god, by the grace of united kingdom, of great britain and northern ireland, and of his other realms and territories, king, head of the commonwealth. >> god save the king. >> god save the king! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> three chairs for his majesty, the king. hip! hip! hooray! hip! hip! hooray! hip! hip! hooray! [applause] >> king charles the third is now back at buckingham palace for a series of official meetings. princess edward, princess and, they were seen guarding well-wishers at balmoral this morning on their way to a private ceremony. i want to bring in nbc news international correspondent. today was remarkable when. this has not happen in 70 years. the british public was witnessing so much more than they had ever seen before. it is by nature the technology is now available to us today. we are witnessing these events live. they are being broadcasted around the world. one event in particular, charles ascension cere

united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland is solely and rightfully come to the prince charles philliprthur george. >> in carrying out the heavy task that has been laid upon me and to which i now dedicate what remains to me of my life, i pray for the guidance and help of almighty god. >> three cheers for his majesty the king. >> hip hip. >> hooray. >> hip hip. >> hooray. >> hip hip. >> hooray. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> and as king charles carries out his new royal duties he and his family are also grieving. in balmoral where queen elizabeth spent her final days, royal family members waved to crowds outside the estate. her granddaughter, shedding tears. we're learning more about when the public can pay their respects. the queen will lie in repose for four days. joining me is sally smith a cnn contributor and author of "prince charles" and emily nash a correspondent for royal megam magazine, thank you for joining us. what a surprise to see the joint appearance, it lit up the crowd with the new prince and princess of wales and the duke and duchess of sussex outside the castle. a sour

united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland is solely and rightfully come to the prince charles phillip arthur george. we members of the house of commons together with other members of her late majesty's council and representatives of the realms and territories citizens of london and others do now hereby with one voice and consent of tongue and heart publish and proclaim that the prince charles philip arthur george is now by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory become our only lawful and rightful liege lord, charles iii. by the grace of god of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland and of his other realms and territories, king, head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith, to whom we do acknowledge all faith and obedience, with humble affection, beseeching god by whom kings and queens do rein, to bless his majesty with long and happy years to rein over is. god save the king. >> god save the king. >> i now invite those on the platform to sign the proclamation . >> so the signing part is the platform party, members of the royal family, the privy counselors

others do now hereby with one voice and consent of tongue and heart, publish and proclaim that prince charles phillips arthur george is now by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory. become or only, lawful, and rightful lead george. charles the third. by the grace of god of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland. and of his other realms and territories. king, head of the commonwealth. defender of the faith. to who we doom acknowledge all faith and obedience with humble affection. beseeching god. by her kings and queens to rain. to bless his majesty with long, and happy years to rain over us. god save the k! >> god save the care! >> i now invite those on the platform to sign the proclamation. [noise] [noise] [noise] [noise] -- >> and so what we're seeing for the first time in history is quite extraordinary. because the accession council is a tradition that goes back almost as long as the monarchy. at the same time, we are seeing the hand of the late queen elizabeth the second. because, as you see. well saw first i can there on the left side of your screen. there was both the

. >> prince charles phillip arthur george is now by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory becomewful and rightful lord charles iii, king, head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith. >> king charles iii publicly declared as the new monarch of the united kingdom, a day enshrined with language and traditions from another age. when word of a new sovereign required it to be spoken out loud on the streets of a nation. >> god save the king. ♪ >> reporter: gun salutes across the four nations mark the principal or first public proclamation being made. >> hip hip. >> hooray! >> hip hip. >> hooray! >> hip hip. >> hooray! >> reporter: this moment captured by cheering crowds on smartphones. it followed what was traditionally a private accession ceremony inside st. james' palace. and the great and the good of the british establishment gathered. the new prince of wales with camilla helping to steady her as she walked onto the stage. for the first time, the somber and solemn event televised for the world to see. >> the council is assembled. >> reporter: rituals and proceedings carried out a

united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland is solely and rightfully come to the prince charles phillip arthur george. ines: britain bids goodbye to the longest serving monarch and as the tributes continue to grow, a grieving nation is ushering in a new era. in his first address to the nation as king, charles iii paying tribute to his mother queen elizabeth ii thanking her for her 70 years of service and devotion to her family. king charles: to my darling mama, as you begin your last great journey to join my dear late papa, i want to simply say this thank you. ines: charles was with his mother in scotland, the longest serving heir arriving friday with cheers to the buckingham palace. the new monarch meeting the new prime minister. the two seen in this rare video for the first time since the queen's death. king charles: the moment i've been dreading as i know a lot of people have. ines: the king naming prince charles and duchess kate the prince and princess of wales and a title that hasn't been used since princess diana. and these new warm words from the head of state. >> i want to expre

united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, is solely and rightfully come to the prince charles phillipl and temporal -- >> thank you for watching msnbc reports, i'm lindsay reiser.

but aels charles comes the see him much more as a father figure. >> lord batton is the uncle of prince if i philliphe was matchmaker to charles' parents. >> louis mountbatten is very free with advice on love and marriage. >> his attitude was play the field. sew your wild oats. enjoy yourself. and then eventually you'll meet some nice pure girl that you can marry and make the queen. >> prince charles takes his advice on board with a vengeance. >> and the public sees a new side to charles. >> most eligible bachelor in the world. everybody wanted to go out with him. nobody was going to say no. nobody was going to turn down the prince of wales, were they? >> he went on tour around the world. those girls would pursue him. he was undermined. >> he is known as action man. he is a heart throb. >> the girlfriends that he picks up get a lot of publicity in the press. they're known as charlie's angels. >> the prince's private life is now front page news. >> increasingly in the 1970s there's a new era of competition especially in the british tabloid press and now incentive and price for paparazzi pictures of t

united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, is solely and rightfully come to the prince charles phillipee chairs for his majesty, the king. hip, hurray. hip, hurray. hip, hurray. >> wherever you may live in the 90 kingdom, or in the realms and territories across the world, and whatever maybe your background or beliefs, i shall endeavor to serve you with loyalty, respect, and love. as i have throughout my life. >> her majesty gave us 70 years, it's giving her nine, hours that's nothing. >> when i was very little, may my mom said will come to this. my mom is passed away, if i'm here for her. . >> have you been waiting a long, david? >> it's 7:00, good morning from buckingham palace, on the day of the green state funeral. and david remember service, it's monday the 19th of september. smiling and in her favor opposed, buckingham palace releases a photo not seen by the public before, to mark the queen's funeral. n's funeral. the service will bring together one of the largest ever gatherings of world leaders before the queen as laid to rest in windsor with her late husband. king charles iii t

you know, as prince phillips, one said, charles, i mean the monarchy is above the shop is the lives above the shock. and, but i think he will have to, you know, wait carefully how he speaks in public. but then again, that's what he has advisors and speech writers for and of course, when he has his 1st opening of parliament, the speech will be written by the governor. because everything is carried out in his name, but i think he will wait cheerfully and walk carefully and depend on others for advice. but he's also an intelligent man and i think he has a good sense of what you know what the commonwealth is. and certainly what the united kingdom is, ah, and how to shepherd the country through different travails. just as his mother did, you know, during different economic crisis during the covert crisis. i think, you know, after yesterday speech, i'm fully confident i felt really good about that speech that he's ok. it's going to be ok. ok, well, we will leave it there. marlene koenig historian, joining us from alexandra in virginia. thank you very much indeed. well, we're going to cross to b

throne, she witnessed the breakdown of prince andrew's marriage, his wife, frances era and princess anne's marriage took westry and captain mark phillips later prince charles formally split from his wife, princess diana. the pair officially divorced in 1996 2 months after the queen urge them to do so. perhaps the most devastating in most enduring tragedy of the queen's reign came in 1997. with diana died in a car crash a year after her divorce from charles. she left behind 2 children. young prince william and prince harry. the glamorous activists was an international icon. the tragic death left a lasting impact on the royal family's legacy. mourners left offerings outside of kensington palace for months on september 5th, 1997, queen elizabeth pay tribute to her late daughter in law during a live television broadcast. her funeral took place in westminster abbey the next day. the youngest son of diana and charles harry later left the royal family with his american wife, actress meghan markle. in a bombshell interview with oprah. >> the pair accused members of the royal family of racism. markle clarify the queen wasn't involved. just a month later, the queen

prince andrew's marriage. his wife, frances era and princess anne's marriage equestrian. captain mark phillips later prince charles formally split from his wife, princess diana. the pair officially divorced in 1996 2 months after the queen urge them to do so. perhaps the most devastating in most enduring tragedy of the queen's reign came in 1997. with diana died in a car crash a year after her divorce from charles. she left behind 2 children. young prince william and prince harry. the glamorous activists was an international icon. the tragic death left a lasting impact on the royal family's legacy. mourners left offerings outside of kensington palace for months on september 5th, 1997, queen elizabeth pay tribute to her late daughter in law during a live television broadcast. her funeral took place in westminster abbey the next day. the youngest son of diana and charles harry later left the royal family with his american wife, actress meghan markle. in a bombshell interview with oprah. >> the pair accused members of the royal family of racism. markle clarify the queen wasn't involved. just a month later, the queen

service at westminster abby this morning, the queen is now buried at wind sore castle with prince phillip. ♪ king charlesnd his siblings followed the queen's coffin into westminster abby this morning. behind the queen's children, her grand children with their wives and their children 2,000 people packed into the church for the service this morning. president biden and about 500 other foreign dignitaries among them during the funeral, the archbishop praised her life to the uk. >> rarely has such a promise been so well kept. few leaders receive the outpouring of love that we have seen >> on top of the queen's coffin rested a note from her son king charles. it read, in love b and devoted memory, charles r. the r. for rex, meaning king in latin. the wreath of flowers includes myrtle from a plant grown from a sprig in the queen's wedding bouquet. after the service, her coffin made its 25 mile journey to wind sore castle by carriage and eventually by state hearse the procession through the streets of london lined with thousands of mourners. at one point, it stopped at hooit park this satellite image shows all

concerned. >> perhaps prince charles should have learned a lesson from the royal family documentary of 1969, which let in too much kind of sunlight into the mystique of royalty. >> prince phillipething so insane as to actually admit infidelity in a television interview. >> diana was appalled by what charles had said and she began formulating as to how she was going to hit back with her own television confession. >> diana was the most priceless interview possible in the world. the interview was planned for sunday evening, the quietest time around kensington palace. she had told the security people that she was expecting the delivery of some new equipment. >> she was interviewed with those big eyes, threatening tears, and she gave the most extraordinary performance. >> do you think you will ever be queen? >> no, i don't, no. >> why do you think that? >> i would like to be a queen of people's hearts, in people's hearts. >> she called herself the queen of hearts, which really stuck a knife in the queen because it was saying, i know how to connect, and you don't. >> i don't think many people would want me to be queen actually. when i say many people, i married into, because they de

and let's return to the greek roots of our new monarch of the british charles the third his father was a greek prince prince phillipthe greeks call the new king of the united kingdom carlo it's clear i'm looking i'm thinking now it's clear well, i've already seen that uh, the new king has arrived in london so what will happen in great britain in the coming days or the date of farewell to the queen is already known, how should it all be so cool, you are right, king charles 3:0 to london to congratulate and thank the hundreds of 1,000 people who gathered at the gates of the royal palace of buckingham palace in the center of london, he personally approached the people, he thanked for the expression of this sincere expression of mourning which the british and not only the british, let's say all those who are now in london, just somehow buckingham palace is such a magnet where people come there and, as we can see , put some flowers some notes of yours that is, it is going what is called from the heart it was not organized by anyone further today at 6:00 pm london time king charles iii will deliver his speech on the bbc

mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> o'donnell: and we spoke with someone who knows kings charles well. julie payne worked with then-princees for a decade and he's now a cbs news royal contributor, and we asked him about the years of preparation for this very moment. >> king charles iii knew that it was going to be a very long time before he was going to be on the throne, by all accounts. as a result, he knew he could spend his time hunting, shooting, fishing, doing very little, if he wanted to. but actually, he decided that the value he could have in those what turned out to be 50 years was in actually campaigning for the things he was passionate about. and so he did. i absolutely am certain that he will take the spirit of that into the monarchy now as king. >> o'donnell: how do you think prince william and kate's role will change? >> well, first of all, let's just note that t they have now taken on the role of prince and princess of wales. that is quite a powerful moniker to carry. what i think you'll see is they will naturally follow into that role as people that are putting philanthropy at the heart of their work. but

windsor castle, alongside her parents, sister margaret, and her husband phillip lynn, his many decade says prince of wales. charles says soft, been a controversial figure. unlike the queen, he's made no effort to hide his views. on the climate and other issues that us out as era, sally again go explains now that you king's political leanings may have an impact on his reign. he has been waiting for the longest time. there has never been any doubt of prince charles's desire to become king. but the share span of his mother's reign has left him becoming king charles at relatively advanced years himself. and charles may cause a war, controversial figure as head of state. the queen elizabeth the 2nd did married 1st to diana spencer. he began having an affair with camilla parker bowles before diana's tragic death. that in itself was of public relations problem. diana died so tragedy in 1997. the challenge was how does he inadvertent common rehabilitate camina who was his mistress? and the answer to that was years of painstaking work, emphasizing hug color, cuz the fact that she had them he had so much in common like a lo

prince phillips body will also be moved to the chapel. prince charles will now be known as king charles the 3rd. the new king has been groomed for the role for 70 years and is expected to address the nation on friday. all. brandon takes a look at his life. he's been add to the throne since 1952, a long time to wait for his very particular destiny. those who believe in him say, he's put the time to good use it. charles has actually been preparing. you know he hasn't spent his time writing peloponnesian and death. cutting the old ribbon here and there he has actually been around the world. many times he's met world leaders many times over his great and student history and of politics. he knows what it's all about. and, and i think he, i think you'll be very good. but his is a complicated story. an unhappy childhood at schools he hated was never comfortable with a minute scrutiny of an obsessive press. there have been moments of petulance because he is not universally popular. in 1981, he married princess diana. they had 2 sons, but it ended in divorce. jo

. >> charles born in 1948, to then heir to the throne, princess elizabeth and prince phillip, the duke son has been born, glad news that was soon echoing around the world. >> reporter: charles was bestowed a host of titles at a young age but did not become prince of wales until 1969, a role he sought to professionalize and redefine. many of his predecessors treated the title prince of wales as a ticket to a luxury lifestyle, notably the previous prince of wales, king edward viii. the british press giving charles the nickname the playboy prince. he didn't want to wait until he became king to make a difference. following studies at cambridge university, charles went into the military. after leaving the royal navy in 1976 he founded the prince's trust. >> it's something he cares deeply about, he's done it for so long, one of his first causes, his first charities, but speaks to something he feels strongly about, which is youth unemployment. >> reporter: on top of his own charities he's patron of over 400 more, dedicated to subjects close to his heart, youth, environment, and education. his

winter of 1973, prince charles arrives at westminster abbey for a royal celebration watched by millions around the world. >> the wedding of the decade. princess anne and captain mark phillips. >> his youngest sister is getting married. >> instead of celebrating his sister's marriage, prince charles is not full of joy about this. he feels that he's been left behind. >> princess anne's wedding falls on charles's 25th birthday. at his age his mother was already queen and married with two children. >> here is prince charles, a young adult, but with no clear-cut job and a very strong set of duty. he ought to be marrying the right person and he isn't. >> prince charles, if there's a problem, he broods about it. he talks about it. he needs a shoulder to cry on. >> he seems to be really very much left on his own without much guidance. >> he sees very little of his parents. he has to sort of make a formal appointment to see them. >> one person in his life who gives him a lot of time is his great uncle lord louis mountbatten. >> my grandfather and the prince of wales had a very unique relationship. sometimes it's easier to be close to someone who's not necessarily your parents. >> h

the prince jo phillip or hurt your become our only lawful and right food leaves. lord charles, the 3rd free chance res met the new monarch is cheered. this time under the watchful eyes of hundreds of cell phones. every one is anxious to share their experience of the dawn of a new era. oh, moments before the accession council made up of privy counsellors and members of the royal family had officially proclaimed charles king. as to this is the 1st time and has been broadcast, live on television, she's. i shall strive to follow the inspiring example. i have been set in upholding constitutional government and to seek the peace harmony and prosperity of the peoples of these islands. ah, the queen had passed away on september 8th at balmoral castle in the scottish highlands, peacefully according to a statement by the palace. with the news announced that evening came the period of morning, both official and personal she was a wonderful, lately they should dedicate her whole life to the nation. i'm a control center for it. you know, she meant everything to, to me, my family and you know, as a

. >> reporter: charles was born on november 14th, 1948 to then heir to the thrown princess elizabeth and prince phillip the duke after edinburgh. >> to princess elizabeth, presumptive to the thrown a son had been born. it was echoing around the world. >> reporter: charles was bestoued a host of titles at a young age but did not become prince of wales until 1969. many of charles's predecessors treated the title prince of wales as a ticket to a luxury life lifestyle. while charles did indulge in partying years, the british press giving him the nickname the playboy prince, he didn't want to wait until he became king to make a difference. following his studies at cambridge university, charles went into the military. after leaving the royal navy in 1976, he founded the prince's trust. >> the prince's trust is something he cares deeply about. one of his first causes and charities but also speaks to something he feels very strongly about, which is youthful employment. >> reporter: on top of his own charities, he's patron of over 400 more dedicated to subjects close to his heart, youth, environment and educati

prince andrew princess anne king charles and prince edward. on the other side there yet behind them there that you can see prince hurry and prince william. that's all. so and princess aden's, son, peter phillips and princess anne's husband. vice admiral. such him. lawrence. yeah . but the daughters aren't there. i think of all the women folk apart from prince, the santa going to be flowing in a car. that's right, camilla, the queen, consort and catherine. the princess of wales will travel by car as well as sophie, the countess of wessex, prince edward's wife and megan the duchess of flux suffix prince harry's wife. ah, you see now the procession proceeding on to the mal and we can see the people, the thousands of people who have gathered to see this last journey of the late queen elizabeth the 2nd, leaving buckingham palace for the last time, making her way through london to westminster hall. it's hard not to think hannah, that's the last time we saw prince william and harry walking behind a coffin through the streets of london was 25 years ago of the funeral of their, of their own mother. william was just 15. harry was just 12 years old. it was an awful thing to have to do. and yes, many cri

but a lot of the problems that happened between charles and diana were quite invisible to both the queen and prince phillip and it really wasn't until the book written by andrew morton that diana had secretly collaborated with that was published in 1992 which was 11 years after they were married and it was it was highly critical of charles. it was very damaging to charles and very tough on the rest of the royal family. so the queen not an you know not not i mean completely understandably viewed this as an act of betrayal and disloyalty and it was compounded by the fact that when she was asked about it. diana did not tell the truth. so at that point it became clear that it was going to be difficult for them to continue with their marriage. so they separated not long after that and then you know, we're because that reason that he chose a grandson and not her son to succeed. oh, she hasn't done that. no charles is definitely in line to succeed her. oh, yes. that's the way it works. yeah. i mean, i think there have been part, you know there have been public opinion polls that have indicated that a lot of peopl

prince phillip. one of the saddest days in the history rt country. i wish charles the best. thank all my american friends. i got to say, a number of people have contacted me just to check if i'm okay. it's really touching. she moved the entire world. i know americans loved her and share our loss. we are a nation in deep mourning tonight. >> sean: just passing through, all of us just passing through. piers morgan, our deepest condolences to you and our friends at great britain. ainsley, thank you as well. >> also developing. inside inside the washington swamp where joe's mansion pipeline deal wchuck schumer apparently now caused a major problem with preparing an interim spending deal to overt a government shutdown. by the way, manchin's poll numbers after that deal with chucky, they're tanking. of course, the democrat's agenda is failing in every front tonight especially in california. now they have leaders struggling just to kept lights on. you can't even charge your electric vehicle. think of of it. and put your air conditioner up to 78 degrees at night. >> meanwhile the bi

prince phillips body will also be moved to the chapel. charles is both the oldest and longest serving heir apparent in british history is been groomed for the role for more than 60 years. who brandon takes a look back at his life. ah, he's been add to the throne since 1952, a long time to wait for his very particular destiny. those who believe in him say, he's put the time to good use it. charles has actually been preparing, you know, he hasn't spent his time writing pallet, ponies and, and cutting the old ribbon here. and there he has actually been around the world. many times. he's met world leaders many times over. he's a great, a student of history and of politics. he knows what it's all about. and, and i think he, i think you'll be very good. but his is a complicated story. an unhappy childhood at schools he hated was never comfortable with a minute scrutiny of an obsessive press. that had been moments of petulance because he is not universally popular. in 1981, he married princess diana, who had 2 sons, but it ended in divorce. jones's rela

but behind you there, the crowd getting an extra phillip up due to the presence of the prince of wales, who is also with his father, king charles, the 3rd meeting of crowds who f, as you say, harry have wasted an awfully long time and endured a pretty chilly night and once they get past the point, this point, they've still gotta go across lambeth bridge. it's. it's what about 2 kilometers away before they actually get to westminster hall yeah, i mean it's, it's very, as the crow flies, it's almost no distance. even if you took the normal path. it would be very quick about a 10 or 15 minute walk. but because the q really doubles the hearing, some she is for the cain, and i'm him if the principals as well just behind us there. um, when you get into the, the gardens behind the houses of parliament, there is this double backing queuing system. so it is much longer than perhaps people realize once they get to this point, are what we're hearing, maybe 3 or 4 hours more before they get to the, to the whole itself. but everyone will be talking to a said they don't regret the night in the cold and keep on their feet. even there have bee

charles phillip offer. george was born in london on november, the 14th 1948. in 1981. he married lady diana spencer. the couple had 2 children, the princes, william and harry. but later divorced in 2005, 8 years after diana died in a car crash in paris. charles married his longtime partner, camilla parker bowles. she is now queen consort. she's been with camilla all the way through the last few days. and i think that really shows festival the significance of the queen's intervention earlier in the year where she said that camilla would be taking the title queen, consort. and remarkably, that hasn't really been an issue a few years ago. one might have had mentioned that asserting and declaring that camilla was quinn called, that was the a source of massive controversy. charles champion the environment early on. once marked as the prince who talks to plants, he's now seen as a pioneer for 5 years. london based, designed you, ivan and o me have been using wheat like stinging nettles from charles's high grove, his state to produce textile fibers and create new fashions knowledge around sustainability, the environment and stuff. so vos, i hop

followed by her children. princess royal, king charles the prince's edwards, and andrew also followed by princess harry and william her grandsons peter phillips. another grandson, vice admiral tim lawrence. vince as well as husband and you could gloucester and snowden and other members senior members of the royal household. james bass is at westminster hole. this is where the procession is going to ends up. it's due to ends up and around about 3 minutes time. we're not far away from it . and then there will be a service of remembrance, a commemoration of the beginning of the queen lying in state. james was seeing the procession traveling along white's hall. we've talked a lot about the moos of the center of the city and also about the history of this route. so much of it as seen the queen throughout so many periods of her reign. yes, she's been to all of these places so many times as you say, passing the senate off a little earlier where remembrance has taken place for those that fought in was on behalf of the u. k. and previously on behalf of what was then called the british empire and worth a little bit of drug free to explain that. that is

it was the queen herself or prince phillip was the monarch has to be seen to be believed. what we see here is king charles really go to all four corners of the united kingdom to reenforce his new monarchy, i suppose. but not everybody there like keir said is there because they are a royalist. a lot of people enduring very long lines are simply there because this is a moment in history or is something curious to do and something they may not get another chance to do. there's a variety of reasons why people are turning out here. >> the king's visit comes at such a politically fraught moment. there's a stalemate that has seen a breakdown of a power sharing agreement between unionist and nationalist parties. is there anything the king can do regarding this? >> i don't think so. the british monarch has to be apolitical. that goes with the job. it's a constitutional monarchy. i really don't think as tempting as it might seem, we have talked on other days about independence movements in different parts of the world and that kind of thing. to be honest, this monarch doesn't interfere in politics. he can influence

but his father phillips concern was that so much had been said and written about her that, if he didn't do something, she was going to be very damaged young woman. >> prince charless time to make up your mind. >> want to marry her, marry her if you don't, well, then, let her off the hook. >> charles misconstrued it, thought that his father was instructing him to marry diana, way earlier than he would've comfortably chosen to do it. the tragedy is that these two men, father and son, could not cpc one another face-to-face an having conversation. >> he meets her at windsor castle and he goes down on one knee and proposes. >> six months after they start dating, charles and diana announced their engagement. >> they'd only been together 12 times. they've only had a few times alone together. didn't really know each other. >> usually did think that he wa doing his duty, sacrificing his heart, really going to do the right thing. >> just delighted and i'm happy. >> i am amazed that she is been good enough to take me on. >> and i suppose in love please of course. >> you love me? >>> of course. >> dan gilbert interview revealed things to come, that this was not a love marria

the pandemic, her husband, prince phillip dying, the drama that she's experiencing between her grandsons and her son and his sons, prince harry, prince william and now king charles. it's been a tough two years. the royalty itself, the monarchy itself, is it in a strong position to continue on? >> there is a republican movement in this country. it's i think fair to say quite a small one. i would expect once we have got through this period of mourning that that republican minority will become a lot more vocal because they suffered before, as you've just heard, from the personal popularity of the queen. but i do think that the family will pull together, the royal family will pull together. i think prince william is going to be a key figure in that. he has a good level of popularity in this country and i think a lot of people will hope that maybe now this is the time for some kind of rapprochement between the warring brothers, if you like, william and harry. as i said earlier, it was very much the queen's wish that those two young men would represent to the world the future of the monarchy. and we shouldn't forget the world. liz truss there just mentioned that the q

♪ ♪ ♪ >> prince phillips arthur george is now by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory become our only lawful and rightful lord, charles♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello everyone. a very good morning to you from buckingham palace. it is 6:00 on monday at 12 of september. her final journey, king charles prepares to lead a point precession alongside his mother's coffin, as new details are released about how he can see the queen lying in state.

phillips. lady louise. and, again, i think really that sense of fun, she was really able to enjoy her grandchildren and they enjoyed her. >> and now that charles is king charles iii, princendmother in that piece. in the last few years how do you think queen elizabeth was preparing her grandson william for his role? >> well, i think she's been preparing him for a long time and it was actually here at windsor castle when he was a student at eton college nearby that he would woman to see her and have tea with her and when they had an opportunity about talking about one day the role he would take on one day, he was incredibly fond of his grandmother. he had such a huge respect for her and i think we will see a really heartfelt tribute coming from him in the coming days and he, i think, will when he becomes king really look to her example and model a lot of the ways he does things on the way that she did them. >> okay, eight grandchildren but also she leaves behind 12 great-grandchildren. and you get the sense that she had a very special relationship with each of them as well and we saw that moment, it went viral, i guess, of the queen and prince louis, they had a touching mo