all right. >>> we have live pictures out of london as queen elizabeth arrives at st. paul's cathedral for the final day of celebration of 60 days on the throne. >> this has been a major event for folks in great britain. the queen waving to the hundreds of thousands of people lining the route to the cathedral. this is something that people who live there and people who are -- part of the queen's court, the people around the world have been really waiting for this celebration, this four days of celebration, the diamond jubilee marking her 60 years as the queen of the united kingdom. >> thousands of people spent the night camped out for a chance to get a spot along the route. there's prince charles and camilla and prince harry arriving, as well. people just want to be a percent of the celebrations, whether it's to have a spot along the route so they can see some of the arrivals. just to say they were there to take part in the celebrations. everyone's really excited about this. there were amazing concerts last night with elton john and paul mccartney. a performer from each

. >> eric: queen elizabeth is england's second longest serving monarch. she can eclipse number 1, just 3 years from now, following queen victoria who served on the throne 63 years. only five other kings and queens have reign more than 50 years. martha, what a magnificent celebration we have seen. but do you think she's waiting to be number 1? in 2015, she can beat queen victoria and maybe then, is there speculation that she could hand over the throne to prince charles? >> reporter: well, it's true that in just a few short years, she could be the longest reigning monarch in british history, which would be a huge milestone. and if that happens, we will be doing some version of this all over again. but as for this succession, it is very clear. the queen said and you showed the amazing black-special-white movies from that coronation, which was so sfk at the age of 25 years old. she said, this had fallep on her at a very young age and she vowed to serve the rest of her days, whether they be long or short, is a paraphrase of her quote when she was cornaded. it w

all commemorating queen elizabeth ii's 60 years on the throne. e queen herself as you can see, there, on the shores of the river thames, a short time ago, leading a thousand-boat parade down the river and good morning, everyone, pretty exciting in london, and martha mccallum is there and i'm jamie colby and he we're here for you in new york well, as you can see, we are witnessesing a spectacle of pageantry and history, millions are expected to join the festivities in great britain throughout the day, martha mccallum is joining us now in london to tell us what to expect. >> jamie: hi, martha. >> reporter: hello there, eric and jamie. >> jamie: we are dying to hear all about it. >> reporter: it is just beautiful, jamie and eric and we have the flotilla is underway behind us and we'd are celebrating as you said the queen's diamond jubilee, 60 years of her reign in great britain, now, this is not something that happens every day. it only happened one other time in the history of the monarchy, and that was queen victoria in 1897 and she was not nearly

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queen elizabeth leading.flotilla made its way down a seven-mile stretch of the thames with all the pomp and ceremony fit for a queen. her majesty was joined by the entire royal family, including prince william and duchess of cambridge, kate. queen elizabeth is just the second british monarch to reign for 60 years, so organizers had to dig deep in britain's past to find a fitting tribute. the idea came from a painting of a royal river pageant from the 1600s. britain hadn't seen anything like it since then. on sunday millions got their chance to see the historic procession, and they did it in typical british fashion while enduring a steady downpour. >> we don't mind. we've got waterproof coats. >> waterproof trousers. >> we've got coats. we've got food. we've got good company. >> reporter: while the queen braved the rain, the prime minister headed indoors. david cameron's celebration moved inside number 10 downing street. the prime minister praised queen elizabeth for her role as a sounding board for himself an

to the royal family, in an extraordinary way and the way we look at will and kate is the way queen elizabeth was looked at, as the young queen here and so many of the older people remember what she brought and the enthusiasm and see william and kate as a rebirth of the future of the royal family in a very positive way and the queen embraced kate in a very strong manner. the middletons, the family are also riding on a royal vessel today. and that in and of itself says a lot. to bring in the middleton family and, to put them on part of the royal flotilla really says that she is glad to have them in the fold and is happy they've provided a really warm family atmosphere for prince william, and grandson as well and they have a lot to celebrate. and i think the royal family is in a very good place an articles are in the paper talking about the fact the british economy, given what is going on in the rest of the world and europe is doing fairly well given the state of things around the world. so they really do see this as a very positive, up beat moment for great britain. >> jamie: the public, there

queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee celebration in a day of pageantry and public outpouring. >> hip, hip, who re -- hooray! hooray! >> in lockstep when it comes to syria, the leaders of russia and china demanded they do more to stop the violence of the a assad regime. and the race is on for the world's natural resources. welcome to our viewers on pbs and america and around the globe. it was a celebration like no other, and today the pageantry was on full display as queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee drew to a close. for the few -- for the last few days, people have turned out in droves to pay tribute to queen elizabeth. her husband was absent after being hospitalized with an infection. >> it is the site of britain celebrating its monarchy and most especially the 60-year reign of this marble. hundreds of people waving and cheering in the rain. and a queen, temporarily without the has been to whom she is devoted, carrying on, saying how much it all meant to were. >> it has been a humbling experience. it has touched me deeply to see so many families, neighbors, and friends celebrating togeth

queen elizabeth's mother lived to be 101. queen elizabeth is only a spry86.num jubilee which is 70 years on the throne. a lot of people think she is highly capable of hanging in there for that. this was really a beautiful, beautiful taking off of the hat in defense to the queen. >> her imagine jes majesty the queen. hip-hip-hooray. bill: she is taken by this moment. martha: she is a much more emotional woman than people give her credit for. last night she appeared teary at the concert. people who know her well say she is much warmer and emotional than people realize. as a young girl she didn't think it would be too good if she smiled too much in front of the public because she wanted to be taken seriously. i think that practice stuck with her over the years. [cheering] [cheering] martha: there they go. i also can't help but think a year ago the wedding of william and kate, what goes through kate middleton's, now the dutchess of cambridge's mind, a commoner that he met at college, and as you say, bill she is right in the core of the mostle louisia most elevate

queen elizabeth ii and the royal family are tending what is called a service of thanksgiving at st. paul's cathedral as part of her diamond jubilee celebration. the queen's husband, prince philip, is not there. the 91-year-old some to be hospitalize identified bladder infection. today is the final day of celebrations marking 60 years on the throne. >> congratulations on 60 fantastic years. >> it was a huge crowd outside buckingham palace last night as some of the biggest names paid tribute to queen elizabeth. sir paul mccartney closing out the show. the queen and to be wearing earplugs, not unusual. some people do that. during the concert, prince charles told the crowd to cheer loudly in hopes that his father could hear freshman from from his his hospital bed. >> did you say sir tom jones? >> believe he is a sir. >> wow! all right. i'm impressed. >> if you play your cards right, you could become sir tucker barnes. >> i got some work to do. >> you have a lot of work to do. >> nevertheless, i'll try. >> something to strive for. >> yes. we have some clouds to start your day. a mix of su

for the launch of a flotilla of more than a thousand boats, the the first of which will carry queen elizabeth down the river thames in honor of her 60th year on the throne. nearly everyone agrees she's been the very definition of a queen, successfully carrying out a job that has no real definition at all. as mark phillips will report in our cover story. >> reporter: the trumpets have blown their fanfares, the guilded coaches have rolled, and we've seen that wave for 60 years. >> still doing the wave. still doing the screwing in the light bulb motion. >> reporter: a four-day long diamond jubilee party has begun. what is it about her now that makes her so popular? >> whatever the job is, she's done it very well. >> reporter: the diamond queen ahead on sunday morning. >> when it comes to special occasions like the diamond jubilee, somebody has to keep the queen in stitches. not a court jester though we're talking about as martha teichner will show us. >> reporter: sworn to absolute secrecy, the royal school of needle work spent three months applying lace to the dress kate middleton wore when she

the diamond jubilee royal river pageant in honor of queen elizabeth is now setting sail. one of her crowns for this occasion. she actually has several of them to choose from. this one is the imperial state crown, adorned with nearly 3,000 diamonds. of course they say diamonds are a girl's best friend. michelle miller has proof. >> reporter: the queen's diamond jubilee. the perfect time to consider diamonds, symbols of wealth and power, like the diamond that crown's queen elizabeth's royal head and symbols of glamor like the jaw-dropping diamond that other elizabeth wore so strikingly. the diamonds most of us will wear are more modest than the ones worn by either of those famous elizabeths. many of them you may be surprised to learn are purchased these days at big chains. do you find the soccer mom walking by for her groceries stopping, looking? >> yes, they do. all the time. >> reporter: and not just tiny diamonds. this woman says costco sold 100,000 karats last year alone. >> i have this beautiful $204,000 ring right over there. >> reporter: i was looking at that. that's

how old was queen elizabeth when she met prince phillip? a live picture of the queen's jubilee. be right back ack >> how would you feel about postponing your retirement to 70, 75, maybe 80 years old. the ceo of aig says raising the retirement age in all parts of the world would make pensions to medical services cheaper but some say that would only worsen youth unemployment. here in the u.s. it is not h st earlier i spoke to michael shank from institute for economics and peace. >> a much bigger issue not being addressed 15% unemployed, under employed or permanently departed from the work force. we should focus on that, but even bigger than that, if they were to focus on that, that would be a big trend. according to a census survey in is last six months, would be out of every two -- one out of every two americans living in poverty, or low income. we need to address that past, present and future policies are only going to exacerbate that trend. >>> fed chair ben bernanke warned of another recession, americans should prepare for that. >> as we go to break another live look from lond

trumpeted sounded as queen elizabeth arrived.ntire royal family helped mark that occasion including prince william and katherine. 1million people are expected to attend four days of celebration. >>> let's go to bernadette woods. we just got information about severe thunderstorms warning. >> severe thunderstorms making their way into the state. thunderstorms warning for northern harper, carroll until 7:45. let's look at doppler radar and show you these storms are coming from the north. the potential for hail and gusty winds with these. could easily get hail out of that and we could see local down,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> these in this batch around york are heading more so for bell air and eventually to elkton. when the sun does go down it will start to calm down. it is not like the other night. let's take a look right now on the map style. we have carroll county the northern part. and northwest parts of baltimore county until 7:45 for severe thunderstorms warnings. switch it over and show you we had sunshine earlier today but we're in a

. >> ama: the 60th jubilee celebration for britain's queen elizabeth ii kicked off today. a 21 gun absolute for the queen this morning in london. queen elizabeth spent the day at the races, where she presented the winner's trophy. in lon, guardsmen made with way to a horse guards parade while the crowd waved and cheered, and on the rivers shaft crawl maneuvered into place for he 1,000 boat flotilla tomorrow. >> lan lab why travelers can expect delays all weekend at sfo. >> ama: investigators think they figure out how this truck end endown here. >> a program to help young women improp their self-image. >> leigh: yes, we have some very strong west winds. the low clouds making their way across the bay tonight, and we are looking for a chance of maybe some showers moving in next week. we'll pinpoint it on the seven-day forecast coming up. >> ama: the mystery behind this truck in mill valley appears to be solved. the chp says a toyota tacoma was stolen in richmond and investigators believe the thieves put it in neutral and rolledded off the cliff and do not believe anyone was in

of course, today is a day to honor queen elizabeth. are two other women in the royal family who are likely watching careful i, maybe even taking some notes. two women will be queen or queen concert. nbc's michelle kosinski has more on their relationship with the queen. michelle, good morning to you. >> hi, meredith. there's a triumvirate growing in strength here. an old-style palace plot, just kate, camilla and the queen getting along royally. those nervous days before the royal wedding, we knew something was going on when camilla and catherine, very public lunch date. everyone talking. was camilla instructing young kate? or warning her of the pressures that pushed princess diana away? it soon became clear these two were going to be friends. camilla ever discreet and tenacious. kate, exactly the same. look at the great shot from sunday's river pageant. >> how are you? >> reporter: the public has embraced camilla. and now she kate steals the lime light despite the fact camilla will be queen consort first has embraced her. camilla's even

it rained as well, and it's pretty much rained every sense since for queen elizabeth ii. >> you haveinuing today. >> we're british. we don't care. >> we're brimming with pride. go ahead, richard. >> the spirit of -- carrying the queen is now passing under water. i'm guessing she's about 10 to 15 minutes away from arriving here at the tower of london. >> it will be an amazing moment. we'll be back after this break. ♪ [ pilot ] flying teaches me to prepare for turbulence. the key is to have a good strategy. the same goes for my retirement. with the plan my financial advisor and i put together, a quick check and i know my retirement is on course. [ male announcer ] with wells fargo advisor's envision plan, you always know where you stand. in fact, 93 percent of envision plan holders say they will retire on their own terms. get started on the plan you need today -- wells fargo advisors. together we'll go far. the calcium they take because they don't take it with food. switch to citracal maximum plus d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. that's why my

. >>> queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee is coming to a close in britain. thousands packed the streets to watch the final events marking the queen's 60 years on the thrown. we have the latest now from london. >> reporter: trumpets sounded as queen elizabeth arrived at st. paul's cathedral. crowds chanted god save the queen as the majesty made her way inside the lon don landmark. the national anthem echoed through the halls in a service of thanksgiving for queen elizabeth's 60-year reign. >> we are marking six decades of living proof that public service is possible and that it is a place where happiness can be found. >> reporter: prince william and kate were among the many royals who had lunch with the queen. her majesty invited 700 guests, including many british citizens to dine with her inside the historic westminster hall. but outside huge crowds waited for what came next. the chance to see the queen up close. the queen thrilled crowds as she rode through the capital in an open carriage. her son, prince charles, stood in for the queen's husband who is in t

people turned out in droves despite some truly british whether to pay tribute to queen elizabeth. her husband was absent after being hospitalized with an infection. >> sheet is used to taking things in her stride. -- she is used to taking things in her stride. she was not want to let the absence of her husband diminished per day. the queen traveled from buckingham palace accompanied not by her husband but by one of for the ladies in waiting, waiting cheerfully to people, some of whom had camped out. at st. paul's cathedral, where her great great grandmother celebrated her diamond jubilee more than a century ago, she was escorted to proceed at the head of the conjugation -- of the congregation. today, she had prince charles beside her and other members of her immediate family around her. the archbishop of canterbury contrast to the attitudes of ludicrous financial greed and arrogance with someone who set an example of someone better. >> our queen has shown a quality of joy and happiness of others. she has made her public happy and all the signs are that she is herself happy, fulfil

a massive crowd is a part of it. >> reporter: queen elizabeth brought the entire royal family on boardo celebrate her 60- year reign. bells tolled across the capital. 1,000 boats of all shapes and sizes from all over the world followed the queen in a display of patriotism. >> she's just a matriarch of the country. >> reporter: harry seemed impressed on the river bank. >> the parade sailed through for about 7 1/2 miles before ending here at the tower bridge with a grand finale. the queen passed through. the 86 year old monarch gets a cheer of crowds from the people standing in the rain for hours to see her. wjz, wjz eyewitness news. >> they love their queen. she was only 25 when she took the throne and at 86 now, is the oldest person. >>> of family feud, don son died after a battle. he was in the premiere until 1985. he was known for kiss contestants. he was 79 years old. >>> after an eight-day journey across the gulf of mexico, you can see the shuttle docked at the clear lake area of houston. you can see the large truck waiting to pull explorer into its final stop which will be the spa

and stay tuned for queen elizabeth's historic jubilee. it starts one hour from now at 11:00 a.m. eastern. reliable sources and the noon version of this show will return next week at our regularly scheduled time. i'm candy crowley in washington. fareed zakaria gps starts right now. >>> this is "gps, the global public square." welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. we have a great show for you today. we'll start with mitt romney's plans for the american economy. i have an exclusive interview with his senior economic advisor glen hubbard. then, syria. what's next after that massacre of civilians almost 50 children killed? i will ask farwas the noted expert. up next the harvard business school's michael porter. he is the most cited on author on business and economics in the world. he has a new study to talk about. fir, here's my take. kofi annan's mission in syria, which appears to hope that syria's president assad will negotiate his own departure, seems utterly doomed. instead, america, the western world, indeed, the civilized world shou

queen. "elizabeth the queen -- the life of a modern monarch" -- sally bedell smith is our guest. we are way behind on time. sit tight. >> "this is america" is made possible by the national education association, the nation's largest advocate for children and public education. the american federation of teachers, a union of professionals. the singapore tourism board -- there is something for everyone. singapore airlines -- a great way to fly. poongsan corporation, forging a higher global standard. the ctc foundation, afo communications, and the rotondaro family trust. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> the book is that some of the terrific on so many different levels, not only to get to know the queen, her family and how it operates, but also some of the history. people know of the movies in the last couple of years, "the king's speech" which i gather the queen has seen. >> she has. >> going back, her father was george the sixth, and he took over because edward decided he did not want to be king. the king died pretty young and she becomes queen at

. >> reporter: despite the rain more than 1 million people celebrated 60 years since queen elizabeth took the throne, all the details coming up. >> we'll look back on the life of richard dawson loved by millions for his game show charm. >> a pretty pleasant sunday with sunshine, a few clouds. we saw some scattered showers. let's take a look at doppler. we've got a severe thunderstorm warning to the north of us in pennsylvania. we'll talk about that when we come back. >>> i don't know if i'll reveal it or not. maybe i can something out. give me a little kiss. now blank blaine as you know him. >> that's what i call him. >> have you ever thought of sharing the money six ways? >> absolutely. >> you have? >> you bet. >> because i might not reveal it, but before this program is over i may. >> game show host and actor richard dawson has died in los angeles at the age of 79. he had esophageal cancer. dawson's stint on the family feud won him a daytime emmy. he was known for kissing thousands of contestants and made the phrase survey says a national catch phrase among viewers. >> i still get

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we're looking at the life and times of queen elizabeth. ing for you. he joins us as we join erica, who's in london to cover the queen's jubilee outside buckingham palace. erica, i love looking at these home movies. >> they're great, aren't they? they've had a wonderful response this morning. they were on a lot of the shows, the breakfast shows as they say here in the uk and featured those pictures in the paper this morning. everybody loves that inside look. the queen has reined with a steady hand for more than half a century, 60 years now. not only has she earned the respect of her people, but also positioned the monarchy for many say with a future brighter than ever. born in london, she wasn't supposed to be queen. when her uncle, queen edward abdicated to divorce, queen elizabeth was heir-apparent to the british throne. >> i have found it impossible to carry the heavy burden of responsibility without the help and support of the woman i love. >> reporter: on her 21st birthday, the princess committed herself to public service. >> i declare

a look at the life of queen elizabeth from her style to her public portrayal.r the story of her 60 years on the throne. and grammy-award winning country singer alan jackson performance live in concert. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry, thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a good one.

. >>> britain's official celebration of queen elizabeth's 60 years on the throne is going to wrap up today. >> last night, a big party. elton john and paul mccartney were among those in front of buckingham palace. hundreds of thousands watched as a massive fireworks display wrapped up the big night. >> prince philip wasn't there. philip who turns 92 on saturday, is suffering from a bladder infection and is spending a few days in the hospital. we have more on the night's events later in the half hour. >>> it's a question on so many minds this morning. is the u.s. heading into a new recession? some reasons why not, coming up. >>> also, a courtroom battle with the bold-face names costner and baldwin. the actors suing each other for real, far away from hollywood. >>> and the wedding day disaster. a hotel sprinkler system empties oil right on to the bridesmaids. >>> welcome back, everyone. international economic problems are prompting an emergency summit today. finance ministers and central bank presidents of the world's seven wealthiest countries will participate in a conference call. >>

queen elizabeth is still going strong. >> great britain just wrapped up four days of festivities. 60 years on the thrown and the tributes weren't just overseas. >> i'm andrea mccarren at a celebration of the queen's jubilee on this side of the pond. >> so you have gotten in the spirit? >> i did, yes. >> how could you not? >> a royal wave. >> we are not in england. we have to celebrate somehow. >> a sniff from the royal dog breed of choice. and little girls at the british school of washington who couldn't conceal their excitement over the queen's 60 years on the british thrown. >> could you come and look? >> at a celebration with british pride, school children displayed bouquets of flowers to honor the queen. >> just a lovely occasion to make ourselves feel very much a part of what's going on in london. >> in london, three generations of royal family members took part. in today's economy, the estimated cost of supporting the queen and her family appears to be a worthy investment. >> it's about the dollar per taxpayer over a year. it costs about $60 million a year and they bring in some

all of britain is celebrating queen elizabeth's 60th year on the throne. our days of festivities and symbolism. the queen will mark her historic anniversary with a day at the races. >> reporter: it's been a long road for queen elizabeth ii. 60 years long. with many milestones. silver jubilee in 1977. gold in 2002. but never a celebration quite like this. this jubilee is the diamond standard. it's a time to look back not just on the life of a monarch but that of a wife, mother and grandmother. her son, prince charles in an intimate and revealing documentary about his mother invites the world behind the palace gates. >> i remember mom coming up, basked with jewels, wearing the crown. that's a vivid memory. >> joining me is kate williams, whose most book is "a young elizabeth: the remaking of a queen." what fascinates you the most as you're writing this book about queen elizabeth? >> i was fascinated by the fact if it wasn't for simpson none of this would have happened at all. if edgar viii wouldn't have abdicated when elizabeth was young, it would have been a

queen elizabeth arrives in pomp and pageantry for the queen elizabeth arrives in pomp and pageantry for the world-famous royal ascot. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation, including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry. and today we begin with the brink of death. egypt's imprisoned former leader hosni mubarak has reportedly been put on life support after suffering a stroke yesterday. a lawyer for mubarak tells nbc news the ousted dictator is still alive after reports spread of his death on tuesday. the 84-year-old has been moved to a military hospital in cairo where he's said to be in very critical condition. meanwhile, protests have erupted in tahrir square as to who will succeed him. mubarak's former prime minister and the muslim brotherhood candidate both claimed victory in last week's elections, yet it's uncertain if the ruling military council will fully recognize either. the official vote tally is expected tomorrow. >>> as the g-20 summit meeting wrapped up in mexico, european leaders could not agree on

i'm here with mo as you know, looking at the life and times of queen elizabeth. ing for you. joining us as we join erica in london to cover the queen's jubilee outside buckingham palace. i have to tell you, i love looking at these home moviein movieingses. >> they're great, aren't they, and they've had a wonderful response this morning. they were on a lot of the breakfast shows as they say here in the uk and prom naentsly featured a lot of pictures in the papers this morning. everybody loves that inside look. the queen, of course, has reigned with a steady hand more than half a century, 60 years now, not only earned the respect of her people but also positioned the monarchy for a future many would say now appears brighter than ever. born in london on april 21st, 1926 elizabeth alexandra mary wasn't supposed to be queen, but when her uncle ab doughvated to divorcee wallace simpson she became heir apparent to the british throne. >> i have found it impossible to carry the heavy burden of responsibility without the help and support of the woman i love. >> reporter: on

watching will almost instantly days of the history of the royal family sixty years on the throne for queen elizabeth and we are now awaiting the queen's departure massive crowds they've been making their way toward buckingham palace as the royal family prepares to greet the many well wishers is the right booking of. these movies you will find soon because we know it's a base and members of the royal family part of the palace of westminster is an open carriage procession back to buckingham palace way for queen elizabeth the second and her family to come out on the balcony this is a tradition rules are going up so something is good there is there is a great creamy is to know about that it was a great pose is a perv. honestly i don't even know where to begin with this i mean we saw the exact same thing with the royal wedding last year but it still never ceases to shock me c.n.n. is probably the worst of them all this morning just going full blast with piers morgan leading the help how sure people love the british royal family the regal excess the history of the character warship and i say that if you w

queen elizabeth's 60 years on the throne. all of great britain coming out. ear "god save the queen" and the final "hip hip hooray" for the queen, 60 years on the throne. one more look at the flyover before we leave you and go back to our regular programming. that is "good morning america" for most of you in the west. we'll have full coverage all day at abcnews.com. and "world news" tonight. and don't forget, tonight, "concert for the queen" a diamond jubilee celebration with katie couric. for those of you on the west coast, back to "good morning america." we'll have a behind the scenes look that concert. thanks for joining us. have a good day. [ cheers and applause ] [ male announcer ] fighting pepperoni heartburn and pepperoni breath? fight both fast with new tums freshers! concentrated relief that goes to work in seconds and freshens breath. new tums freshers. ♪ tum...tum...tum...tum... tums! ♪ [ male announcer ] fast relief, fresh breath, all in a pocket sized pack. [ male announcer ] fast relief, fresh breath, lose those lines, for up to a year! juvÉderm®

speckle. >> any more talk of charles stepping aside and letting william follow his grandmother queen elizabeth the second? >> we know charles will follow the queen the question is how long will he stay on the throne? my thinking is he will be there for the duration. he has spent his entire life waiting for the job why would he advocate? >> the queen might last longer than her mom did and she went to 101. >> in the er8ly 90d. i think she has a good few years in her left. >>> thank you louise parker. thank you ladies very much. god save the queen. remember when the young man from connecticut george smith disappeared over board on this honeymoon cruise back in 2005, his mom and his sister are here to tell us they think they know who murdered him. up next do you believe the confession in the nation's most notorious child kidnapping and murder case. john walsh on your left bow diesel on your right. >> the stunning news of a confession in the 34-year-old disappearance of etan patz stunned the city. new york changed dramatically as manson murders changed los angeles was finally solved with the confes

queen elizabeth's husband prince philip will not be there.0-year-old prince has been hospitalled with a bladder infection and he'll remain under observation in the hospital for a few days. meanwhile after 60 years on the thrown, the queen's approval rating is over 80%. >> i've watched the coronation. and i've watched her all throughout everything. i think she's amazing. i don't think she's done a thing wrong. >> last night feature add star studded concert at buckingham palace. prince charles led the cheers for his mother while she heard the sounds of music through the decades from stevie wonder, sir elton john, sir paul mccartney and many more. the night ended with a massive fireworks display. >> you need a hat like that. >> what you need is a hat that matched your outfit. that's what makes her special. not just some clunky hat. >> there you go. >> wow, those are weird. >> take that. >> oh, well. hello. you're watching 9news now at 6:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >>> we'll have more on the hats later. i'm mike hydeck. here's monika santami. >> i

you were telling us earlier, you were 7 years old, for queen elizabeth's coronation. >> it was a streetn our street to have a tv to watch the coronation. everything to do with the queen, from a young age, has been great. >> well, that's -- from such a young age, as you said, this is the queen that you have known. >> that's right. >> that makes it even more special for you. >> yes. as long as i can remember, she's always been there. and always good things. the street party, i remember. we got a crown, all the kids got one of those. and there was this party down the street. yes. as i said, we got the tv just so we could watch it. little square, black and white tv. >> just so you could watch it. and help people understand. if you are an everyday person from here. and you're not a part of the royal family, the perspective hasn't always been that way. piers morgan was talking, at one point, there was always a little bit of uncertainty about the royal family. >> it's a family. you take any family. you have periods when everything's great. >> true. >> and things happen. and you get quiet. and