after the passing of queen elizabeth the second earlier today. so the palace announced the news this way saying "the queen died peaceably at balmoral this afternoon. the queen and king consort will remain at balmoral i will return to london tomorrow." so that is the new reality in the united kingdom. the king, and the queen consort. that is charles and camilla, the royal family rushed to balmoral earlier today after the palace announced that the cream was under medical supervision. doctors are very concerned about her health, we got a glimpse of prince williams, prince edward, and prince andrew, there is william descending the steps and scotland, as he arrived coming up from his home. ed ones are now earlier today. william of course the next in line driving some of the family members to balmoral earlier today. we just saw the queen on tuesday, she looked too well when she met with the new british prime minister, but yesterday became the report that she was canceling a virtual meeting and the doctors had told her to rest. there is an image of list

the queen elizabeth, the second leaves a great legacy. today. the crown paul says. >> people around the world mourning the death of queen elizabeth. the second of britain. she reigned for 70 years longer than any british monarch. and to mark the ascension of a new prince charles, the queen's eldest child is now the king behind us. you can see a live look at buckingham palace. it's very early in the morning there. and people are still there gathering to remember the queens, remarkable life and legacy correspondent paul gerke has details on what happened in britain today. >> with a little bit sons, prince andrew and edward and grandson prince william touchdown in aberdeen. then race to balmoral castle. the family's summer estate to be at her side there. they were joined by the queen's other children. and in charles, the latter soon to become king. prince harry arrived hours later after the queen's death without wife, meghan markle. william's wife, kate middleton, duchess of cambridge, also did not join the family. >> crowds gathered at buckingham p

queen elizabeth, the second palace has just issued this statement. ays the queen died peacefully at balmoral this afternoon. we continue to follow the death of queen elizabeth, the second the longest reigning monarch died today. the age of 96. members of the royal family rushing to her side after her health took a turn for the worse, the palace announcing she died at balmoral castle, her summer residence in scotland. martha mccullum looks back at her life and her legacy. queen elizabeth. the second was born into the royal windsor family on april 21 1926. at birth as the oldest daughter of the duke and duchess of york and needs to the king. no one expected that little elizabeth alexandra mary would one day be the longest serving and one of the most respected rulers of great britain. but a love story would transform her quiet country childhood into an altogether different destiny. when elizabeth's uncle prince edward abdicated as king to marry the american divorcee wallis simpson, elizabeth's father reluctantly took the throne, becoming king george, the

let's look back at the life of queen elizabeth . the second here is senior national correspond richardson. >> although queen elizabeth , the second was born into the royal family, she was never destined to be queen. so when the duke and duchess of york announced the birth of their first child on april 21st ,1926, no one could have guessed their little daughter, elizabeth alexandra. mary would one day rule great britain all that was to change, however, what elizabeth's uncle, prince edward, abdicated his right to rule to marry an american divorcee. elizabeth's father reluctantly took the throne, becoming king george . the sixth, the nineteen thirty six 10 year old elizabeth became his heir at age 14 , the home schooled princess began to perform royal duties as well as doing her bit when her country was embroiled in world war two. in 1945. at age 18 , the young princess trained as a driver and mechanic in the women's auxiliary service. she and her sister later joined other britons to celebrate ve day on the streets of london. like thousands of o

queen elizabeth ii. ♪ ♪ ■í÷í÷í÷í÷■p mark: welcome back. this is our rolling coverage of the main news this thursday evening. when elizabeth ii has died -- queen elizabeth the secondis the same -- the scene earlier in the week when queen elizabeth met with liz truss. these are people in london trying to pay tribute to the monarch who has died after some 70 years on the throne. it was at the queen's favorite residence that she passed away. we have reaction from around the world and from scott and -- scotland. britain's longest reigning monarch is now lying on her deathbed. charles, the queen's eldest child, was at her bedside. he now becomes king. we understand he will be referred to as king charles iii. crowds already gathered around buckingham palace for the official announcement of the queen's death has been posted on the palace gates. this is a matter of article in the u.k. a statement says that her majesty died peacefully in her sleep with her family at her bedside. this family, there's been growing concern over the health this is not a state-ownedsday. property, it is one thatelongs personally to the monarch. close members of the royal family have been making

that was the case today for the death of queen elizabeth. the second you can say they met her mayor willie brown. ken. >> she was the queen for the ages and queen elizabeth. the second was honored thursday in san francisco. from the union flag and mark hopkins hotel being lowered to half-staff to the 96 tolls of the bell at grace cathedral one for every year she was alive. reverend malcolm young reflected on the loss of the head of the english church percent of duty or sense of commitment measured sense good judgment. >> i think that all of us want to do whatever it is that we do it in the best possible way. the longest-running british monarch made her first visit to the u.s. in 1957. returned several times after including a trip to sacramento in 1983. where she met the speaker of the california assembly, willie brown. so there was so many things, a parent in the world. >> to talk to somebody as important as this woman. >> was unbelievable. the former mayor of san francisco was surprised by how candid the queen was during her conversations about state

at 6:30, buckingham palace officially announced to death of queen elizabeth the second, following traditione statement was attached to the palace gate as tributes began >> queen elizabeth the second was the rock on which modern britain was built. our country has grown and flourished under rain. she was the very spirit of great britain and that spirit will endure. she has been our longest er reigning monarch. this extraordinary achievement presented with such dignity and grace for 70 years and with the passing of the second elizabethan age, we are ushering in a new era in the magnificent history of our great country. exactly as her majesty would have wished, by saying the words god save the king. >> also from the leader of the opposion. >> for the vast majority of us, delete queen has been simply the queen. the only queen. above all else, our queen. as wmourn her loss, we should also treasure life, our longest-serving and greatest ever monarch, above the clashes of politics, she stood not for what the nation fought over but what it agreed upon. >> throughout the day, there had been growing u

and of course, the finality of the resting place tonight of queen elizabeth the second. ly, the united kingdom turning a page. it will continue. for the nation, it was a public holiday today and tomorrow is really -- people need to get on with their lives but what will the future hold for king charles the third? what will be future hold for the united kingdom? >> let's talk about what lies ahead because as you mentioned, the 10 day time of national mourning, where you are, has come to an end tomorrow as you rightly said. it is a new day. but many of the problems facing the united kingdom 11 days ago are still going to face the country tomorrow, won't they? >> exactly. it is a new day. it will be tuesday. it will be a workday, but the 10% inflation, the pound being -- having trouble on the markets , we are waiting for a physical event. that is the way it is being described, not a budget, from the government. the fact that we had a prime minister appointed two days before the monarch's death, liz truss and that she was the number one choice of the parliamentary party, numbe

over the next 70 years, queen elizabeth would command the love and admiration of the world while confronting regal challenges and personal tragedies. queen elizabeth . >> the second was the rock on which modern britain was built. our country has grown and flourished under her reign . britain is the great country it is today. because of her now in accordance with the royal line of succession, queen elizabeth's oldest son assumes the throne of the commonwealth as king charles . the third title he spent a lifetime preparing for over the next two hours, we'll take a look at the life of queen elizabeth . her reaction from palace watchers and hear that. and world leaders and examine the future of great britain's historic monarchy. >> the people of great britain coming together to mourn the loss of their beloved monarch and at the same time usher in a new king. we are expected to hear from king charles the third just hours from now. >> but first, our senior foreign affairs correspondent, amy kellogg. she's live for us in london. >> amy, good morning. hi , trace. and we're going to have to get used to calling him king charles the third. he's prince charles . still, to ma

reflecting on the passing of queen elizabeth the second. ng up, king charles is the uk's new monarch. we examine the historic transition and the challenges that lie ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> queen elizabeth ii has been all wise and encouraging guide, greeting each change with understanding, good grace, and an abiding faith in the australian people's judgment. from her first trip here, it was clear her majesty had a special place in our hearts and we and hers. dani: the australian prime minister paying tribute to queen elizabeth ii on her passing at the age of 96. manus: queen elizabeth was not just the uk's head of state. she reigned over 15 other nations as well as heading the commonwealth of nations, an association of 50 member states. many used to be part of the british empire. for more, let's get to paul allen. if we talk to your country and the people of it, there's a very special relationship with the monarchy. it has come into question a few times. but you know, what has been the reaction of the queen passing? >> yeah. the reacti

a very different style from what we have seen from queen elizabeth the second. around the questions we have had. conversations around whether or not the king. would be welcomed or received as openly as queen elizabeth had been in the past. she had been such a staple. for the united kingdom. for many people across the globe. there are real questions about whether or not prince charles would be able to do that. it seems so far he has been welcomed quite warmly.>> my life will change he said. there is no doubt about that. thank you very much indeed. as the world welcomes britain's new king. the farewell to elizabeth ii is far from over. next up, how the longest- serving monarch is being honored across the commonwealth. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neneuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicatorss of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger.r. i am a business hotel. i eat, sleep, and breathe efficiency. i expect my bed sheets to be as crisp as mypreadsheets. i'm looking for someon

for 70 years during the reign of queen elizabeth ii they sang god save the queen today britain and many of people in the world said goodbye to her majesty queen elizabeth the secondho said goodbye with gratitude and with gratitude for her service, this service until the last day of her life, olya thank you together with yevgenia shadlovskaya and millions of people around the world watched the farewell to the queen of great britain elizabeth the second she is buried today in winzer next to her late husband the duke of edinburgh and that's all for today take care ah ah amen tonight we celebrate a cold is already celebrating familiar symptoms try flucold-n 4 components of the device

all right, lawrence, next step. >> how some people are honoring queen elizabeth. the secondople are looking for ways to pay tribute to the late queen. elizabeth, the second, some even memorializing her on their bodies. couple of guess you could say royal fans now have tattoos, the longest reigning monarch. this guy getting the queen's face there. there was another shadowy profile of her royal majesty, along with the dates that she lived 1926. to 2022. and another guy got a little more detail with his tattoo of the monarch on his calf. the tattoo artist says it took. i believe that's one we're really looking at here. took about 6 hours to complete. it's pretty elaborate us likely these 2 men are not the only ones planning to honor the queen in that way. both parlor say they've received. >> many requests like this and sen the queen died last thursday. and that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5. we won't talk about your i more room for ones. >> you know, to each their own, if you want if you want to pay tribute to the queen, a lot of people experiencing lots of emotions, especially ac

where crowds have been gathering all day and throughout the night to mourn the death of queen elizabeth. the second some people they're at this hour's. well, the palace, of course, home to queen elizabeth, the second raining through some of the world's most dramatic events. the sun is just come up over there in london. the queen steer the monarchy through war peace, economic transformation. >> and political fallout correspondent marni hughes shares the queen's indelible commitment to the throne as she leaves behind a legacy. >> i'm elizabeth alexandra. mary >> not exactly born to be queen, at least not birth. back in 1926. but her uncle's abdication pass the crown to her father after his death. elizabeth ascended to the throne at just 25 years old. the first televised coronation seen around the world in 1952. putting new queen inside people's homes like no boil >> husband philip kneeling before her only years earlier at her side for their wedding. >> 4 children together. the first the future king and the u.s.. site. >> as >> prince charles and his first wife, another mother to a future rumored sour

in memory of queen elizabeth the second. nick, standby. not, i'd like to bring you in at this point. tribute is following the death of the queen elizabeth ii. and the british nation is also coming to terms. as nick rightly said, with the death of a monarch, that they will have only have known, she's been on the throne for 70 years, many people here, in the uk, will simply have known nobody else. >> absolutely, becky. and for so many people, there's so much turmoil, through political chaos, through crisis in nations, for the last 78 years, the queen has been a real symbol of stability, continuity, and a real rock really for the nation that saw the outpouring of grief yesterday. the queen had passed. crowds had gathered outside buckingham palace laying flowers. waiting in the rain, through terrible weather, throughout the night, to express their sadness, together, in mourning. we saw london's black cab drivers lining the streets. -- other residences, and we saw her in windsor yesterday. my colleague, scott mccain, as he was, saying [inaudible

got a chance to meet queen elizabeth the second. what was that like and what were the circumstances? >> yes, trace well, a lot of people had the honor of meeting a queen elizabeth the second, but the circumstances were it was a party for americans. was it a reception? not a party was a reception for americans living and working in london. and i remember it would have been 15 years go . so she was in her early 80s and she had such incredible poise and such incredible patience greeting each person in that room. and it was at st james's palace. and i remember trace thinking, this is amazing. and also thinking, wow, she has a special sparkle for the men in the room. nothing wrong with that. but she really lit up. she lit up on many occasions, particularly when she was interacting with some of the male visitors. >> but my my one of the really memories that remains is how how strong she was, because to be on your feet for that long standing air, interacting with people, each one having to focus on each one and say something or listen inten

this is cnn's continuing live coverage of the death of queen elizabeth the second. i'm cristiano lump or in london. the queen saw 14 american president and 15 british prime ministers come and go. the latest, lustrous, who became prime minister just two days ago. their meeting was captured in the final photographs of a monarch who is still working right to the very end. now, her family is in mourning, as the world watches. saying farewell to the queen who is also a mother, a grandmother, a great grandmother. prince charles, now can charles the third, is expected to address the british people in a matter of hours. but, this was the scene outside buckingham palace earlier. a rainbow spreading across the sky as crowds gathered shortly before the death of the queen was announced. the queen, who dedicated her life to the service of her people. saw many years ago. >> i declare before you all. with my whole life, that i belong or short, shall be devoted to your service. and to the service of our great imperial family. to which, we all belong. >> that was the occasion of her

capitol in honor of queen elizabeth. the secondsay we will never see leader quite like her. >> for as long as we live the queen 70 year reign overlapped 14 american presidents from harry truman to joe biden and she met nearly all of them. in a statement, president biden said the queen was more than a monarch. she defined an era such a remarkable leader. >> i'm such a successful. >> in 1991, queen elizabeth also became the first british monarch to ever address a joint session of congress where she touted the united states and britain share the spirit of democracy and the 2 countries alliances during the gulf war. we have a from history, but we must not allow aggression to succeed. the senate's top democrat and republican called the queen a true public servant and credited her with improving the ties between the u.s. and uk. thanks to hurt. the special. relationship. >> between the united states and the u k games, even more special significance. shippers audit over a period of historic strengthening. of the alliance between our natio

they're there for the funeral of queen elizabeth the second. tures you can see the march through the streets of london right now . the uniforms leading the coffin of queen elizabeth. presidents kings, prime ministers princes all there for this funeral. it has been that you can see prince william right there. and other members of the royal family marching through their more. they're marching right now heading to wellington arch, which is near hyde park there. at that point, the queen's coffin will be transferred to a hearse and then driven to windsor castle where she will her be laid to rest. our reporter lauren blanchard, is there in london, has more details of the day's events. great britain and the world say goodbye to the uk's longest reigning monarch, queen elizabeth, the second, the last of the mourners filed through westminster hall early this morning. hundreds of thousands have paid respects to the late queensland's wednesday before the whole close to prepare her coffin for the state funeral procession to nearby westminster abbey. securit

she was a queen for the ages and queen elizabeth. the second was honored thursday in san francisco. from the union flag and mark hopkins hotel being lowered to half-staff with a 96 tolls of the bell at grace cathedral. one for every year she was alive. reverend malcolm young reflected on the loss of the head of the english church. elizabeth is incredibly important person around the world. and and >> the people our congregation really respect and admire her very much so. >> we will miss her very much. the longest-running british monarch made her first visit to the u.s. in 1957. returned several times after. >> including a trip to sacramento in 1983 where she met the speaker of the california assembly, willie brown. so that was so many things. a parent in the world. >> to talk to somebody as important as this woman. >> was unbelievable. the former mayor of san francisco was surprised by how candid the queen was during her conversations about state government. >> i don't even think and in a statement reading in part, quote, queen elizabeth, the second was estates, woman of unmatched dig

the queen and i think that the world's grandmother. i think it's going to be such a void. queen elizabeth. the second was britain's longest reigning monarch, the nation's figurehead and a towering presence for more than 70 years. good evening. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach. buckingham palace officials say the queen died peacefully today at balmoral castle in scotland. the palace said she was under medical supervision after her health started to decline. she had mobility problems since last year, forcing her to cancel some of her engagements. all four of her children and her grandson, prince william, where buyers side tonight. her son charles is the king. and today, he said his mother's death as a moment of the greatest sadness for him and his family at 96 years old queen elizabeth the second this year mark seven decades on the throne. she is the only monarch most people have ever known. and crowds of mourners gathered outside buckingham palace in london after hearing the news. the official notice was placed right outside the palace. flags were lowered, and thousands of people spent the day outsi

queen. why the government is the queens government. and why did the armed forces for example, swear allegiance to the queen as well. >> by staying away from political views, elizabeth the second influence on other countries. >> and being above politics, that soft power is what she has wielded it. it's meeting heads of state from across the world and using that soft power to appease them, to appeal to them and to be a peacemaker throughout her reign. >> by 1979 the makeup of the british empire was changing following world war ii, the queen witness commonwealth countries like india, pakistan and some african nations break from colonial rule. >> her role was to help them manage the gradual shrinking of the british empire. it was a very different kind of situation in her previous sisters had faced. what you cannot do by force. you can do with suasion and charm and inspiration. all of these things she was adept at. >> her new prime minister was inflaming relations with certain african countries trying to break free from the crown. during negotiations for independence from britain, black majority leaders from southern rhodesia were furious at margaret thatcher it was cited with whi

well, all eyes this morning are on britain as the country lays queen elizabeth, the second to rest. now, the state funeral due in presidents kings princes and prime ministers from all across the globe. now millions of people are lining the streets of london to say a final goodbye to the monarch. were a live look right now? this is westminster hall. and as you can see, the first queen's cough and lays there right now. now the queen where people have been filing in to see her over the past few days. you can see all of the dignitaries that are there this morning at westminster abbey that have come to see here along with president joe biden and other a princess. let's take a listen. and this morning at what's going on currently. >> we have >> streaming this for you to continue watching on interrupt a coverage of the queen's funeral scan, the qr code right there in the right bottom corner of your screen, it's going to take you over to our live stream where you can watch all of today's ceremonies in real time. also have full coverage of the ceremonies over at kron 4 dot com. well, we have

the queen. queen elizabeth. the second was born into the royal windsor family on april 21 1926 at birth as the oldest daughter of the duke and duchess of york. and nice to the king. no one expected that little elizabeth alexandra mary would one day be the longest serving and one of the most respected rulers of great britain. in 1945 at age 18, the young princess trained as a driver and mechanic in the women's auxiliary service. like thousands of others, she also had a sweetheart in the armed forces. her third cousin, prince philip, of greece, they were engaged to be married shortly after the princess's 21st birthday, but in 1952, while in kenya, with prince philip elizabeth learned the tragic news that her beloved father, the king, had died in an instant . the 25 year old became the queen of england, elizabeth was to rule in a new era. her coronation in all its splendor was the first to be broadcast on television, but with the 19 nineties came turbulent times for the royal family as the marriages of three of the queen's ch

there are more than 26,000 people who came out to pay their respects to queen elizabeth. the second in scotland. now she is in buckingham palace and she will be moving tomorrow to westminster hall where she will lie in state until her funeral on monday. >> queen elizabeth, the second arrived back in london tuesday afternoon will be a slate a full welcome. much. his coffin taken off the coast and then into the for the drive into london. >> the hearse made its way through flooded with thousands lining the streets to pay their respects. the queen arriving at buckingham palace one last time. in london. security is tight. we're going to be putting thousands offices into because >> the level of security because and the millions of people who want to pay their respects. at dawn tuesday morning, a full-scale rehearsal for the queen's funeral procession took place. the practice run, saw black cough and placed on the horse drawn carriage of the king's troop royal horse artillery. >> along the funeral route, the procession began at buckingham palace and continued up the mall and through the co

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we are back live from london with cnn's continuing coverage of the death of queen elizabeth the seconda point of sadness and grief here and across the net kingdom and, in fact, across the world. the queen was a grandmotherly figure to millions of people over, and the only monarch that most of the british people have ever known during a seven decade long reign. here are the voices of everyday people paint should be a s the king and queen consult, charles and camilla, will travel to london tomorrow. it was like a slap in the face, a king and queen consort. we all wish them well, but it's a shock. of course, almost historically, it's a show. most of us have only known a woman, this great woman on the throne. >> you point out something incredibly important that i want to get to. first and foremost it's a shock to hear all the sudden the public saying the king and queen canceled but it is part of the way that it works, the way it's always worked, these transitions. it's a bit of an emotional shock but not surprising to hear those words, even so soon, immediately after she passed. i want to

you didn't have to love the monarchy, you didn't have to love the common wealth to love queen elizabeth the secondi will said. jonathan hunt i look forward seeing your coverage tomorrow and our other colleagues over there, thanks very much. for more on the life of queen elizabeth the second and everything that we can expect from her historic state funeral tomorrow joining me live royal expert and newsweek's chief royal correspondent jack royston, welcome. >> thank you. mike: in the hours ahead, jack, what are you anticipating, what do you think will be the lasting moments that we will see as we look ahead to the final farewell? >> so this evening right now as we speak we have leaders from all around the role at buckingham palace where there's a reception meeting members of the royal family and we've already had the bidens paying tribute obviously as your segment has shown, also controversial figures in london at the moment, mohamed ben salman and will be interesting whether he turns out to the reception. tomorrow at 6:30 a.m. we get the final members to have public who are going to see the queen l

reagan was president of the united states and the city of san francisco, played host to queen elizabeth the second we are very grateful for your charming hospitality. and for the generous reception we have had everywhere since our arrival in california last week. the queen visited san francisco as part of a whirlwind week and a half long visit to california in february and march of that year. queen elizabeth dining at a state dinner at the old the young museum, even commenting on the similarities between the two notoriously foggy cities london and san francisco new before we came that we had exported many of our traditions to the united states. but i had not realized before, but whether was one of them. on that same visit the queen took in the majesty of yosemite national park and had a profound impact on willie brown , who says the queen struck him as grounded and intellectually curious, asking him questions about his role as the then speaker of the assembly. she asked all those questions if she was a student and class involving state politics. earlier in that trip, her majesty was serenaded by n

queen from the white house to the capitol building. flags flew at half-staff in honor of queen elizabeth. the second. >> the opportunity to meet her before she passed and she incredibly gracious and decent woman. president joe biden expressed his condolences to her family and country. the thoughts and prayers. the american people are the people united kingdom and the commonwealth and their grief. during her reign, the queen met 13 u.s. presidents. >> like harry truman, ronald reagan and most recently president biden over on capitol hill. the senate looked back and reflected on her legacy. >> it is a marvel to think that on the day of her majesty's car nation, harry truman. was in the white house. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell king together and express the influence she had not only on our country, but others. >> she didn't just witness the great turns of history. she helped shape them over the 7 decades, 7 decades of her reign. >> the decades of her majesty's ryan. so and counts beginning. of the special relationship and close bond between the uni

tonight on all in, -- >> buckingham palace announced that the death of her majesty, queen elizabeth the second. >> the longest reigning monarch in british history is dead at age 96. tonight, former british foreign secretary, given miliband, on the global impact of queen elizabeth the second. carrie kaye on the nation mourning and michael beschloss on the historic legacy of a 70-year reign. then, new revelations in the mar-a-lago search, as the justice department cites national security risks in appealing the special master ruling. plus, steve bannon in handcuffs inside a new york courthouse, as he surrenders to justice and we get our first look at his charges. all in starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. tonight, the world is reflecting on the life and legacy of the longest reigning monarch in history, queen elizabeth ii. who died today in her home in balmoral, scotland, at the age of 96. the queen ruled over britain for 70 years, but it was not a role she was not supposed to inherit when she was born back in 1926. you see, elizabeth was the first third grandc

back to england, where ceremony for queen elizabeth. the secondunderway at st george's chapel at windsor catholic and see it there right now there are about 800 guests, their current and former staff from the queen's household and attendance. following the service. the queen will be buried in a private service next to her husband, prince philip. we are showing uninterrupted live coverage of the queen screen over ktvu .com. people around the world have been watching the queen's funeral procession and paying respects to the longest serving monarch. also, this includes businesses in the u. k p m cook back in studio with a look at this and what else is happening in dollars and cents? yes a lot happening and very interesting over in the uk this morning. london stock exchanges closed for trading in honor of the queen's funeral. many businesses including banks, restaurants, and some retailers, even are also closed to allow people to pay their respects. it's interesting, though, because, according to the office for national statistics, the two days a publ

james palace in london to formally proclaim charles as king following the death of queen elizabeth the second. traditionally, the council gathers as soon as possible following the death of a queen or king. there are more than 600 members on the council including the current and former prime ministers. prime minister liz truss and former prime minister's boris johnson, and david cameron were all in attendance. the lord chancellor, the archbishop of york, the prime minister, the clark of the council, and myself shall wait on the king and inform him, the council assembled. i now called on the clerk of the council to read aloud the text of the proclamation. >> whereas it has pleased almighty god, who calls to his mercy queen elizabeth the second of blessed and glorious memory, by whose deceased, the crown of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland is thoroughly and rightfully to prince philip, arthur george. we, the lords of the round, and members of the house of commons, together with other members of her late majesties privy council, and representatives of the territories, alde

how will the key -- queens last journey unfold over the next few days? ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the coffin of queen elizabeth the secondace to westminster hall, the oldest part of the palace of westminster. here, her majesty's close casket will lie in stage for four days. until the morning of the funeral, which is set to monday september 19th. wednesday's procession route will set off at 2:22 pm, london time. along them now, across the, parades passed downing street to westminster. big ben will -- [noise] and gunfire by the king's troop high taylor at high park will occur across the capital as members of the royal family roll behind their beloved matriarch. after a short service, the hall will open to the public to pay their respects. an estimated 200,000 people visited the queen mother as she laid instate in 2002. the crowd, for the queens lying in state is expected to grow far larger. for some medium outlets, estimating that it could top three quarters of 1 million. westminster hobble be opened 24 hours a day to facilitate as many people as possible. the uk government guidance, this morning, please note that the queu

she was a queen for the ages and queen elizabeth. the second was honored thursday in san francisco. from the union flag and mark hopkins hotel being lowered to half-staff with a 96 tolls of the bell at grace cathedral. one for every year she was alive. reverend malcolm young reflected on the loss of the head of the english church. elizabeth is incredibly important person around the world. and and >> the people our congregation really respect and admire her very much so. >> we will miss her very much. the longest-running british monarch made her first visit to the u.s. in 1957. returned several times after. >> including a trip to sacramento in 1983 where she met the speaker of the california assembly, willie brown. so there was so many things, a parent in the world. >> to talk to somebody as important as this woman. >> was unbelievable. the former mayor of san francisco was surprised by how candid the queen was during her conversations about state government. >> don't even think and in a moment, she was him. impacted. by her actual title in our actual importance from state leaders to

seen driving the queen sons, prince andrew and prince edward, along with edward's wife, sophie, into the castle in scotland. and we are told prince harry is on route queen elizabeth, the second's passing and her 70 year reign. she was britain's longest reigning monarch reporter fadal has a look back on the queen's life and legacy. >> elizabeth alexandra, mary windsor was born into royalty. the first daughter of the duke and duchess of york later king george, the 6th and queen elizabeth. the first she became heir presumptive after the abdication of her uncle king edward, the 8th in 1936. and after the passing of her father in 1952, a 25 year-old with elizabeth was officially named head of the queen elizabeth. the second was for nathan on june. second, 1953, rain that included major political changes meetings with 12 sitting u.s. president in more than a handful of hardships at the time of her death with elizabeth was not only the longest living in longest reigning british monarch, but also the world's longest serving female head of state in a royal tenure that long didn't come without criticism and controversy. the first being her engagement to prince philip. some royal adviser

by looking back at the life of queen elizabeth the second this morning. the united kingdom begins days of mourning to remember queen elizabeth today, the queen's body is expected to be moved to her residence in edinburgh, scotland . the queen's coffin will then be taken slowly overnight by car and train on days four and five to buckingham palace in london. on day 10. queen elizabeth will be given her official send off at westminster abbey with family members, british leaders and heads of state from around the world in attendance. the british monarchy is rural state that quote a new sovereign succeeds to the throne as soon as his or her predecessor dies. now that means the queen's eldest son, prince charles, became king immediately upon her death. yesterday however, it may be months or even longer before charles formal coronation. in elizabeth's case, her coronation came 16 months after her a session in february, 1952 when her father, king george, the fourth passed away. as we said earlier, crowds of mourners gathered outside buckingham palace in london aft

the fox or sport with jon scott starts right now the date now set for queen elizabeth the second funeral of king charles the third is formally proclaiming uk's monarch. good evening, i am jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪ the queens funeral will take place monday september 19 westminster abbey in london. her coffin will be moved from balmoral castle in scotland tomorrow and arrive in london tuesday. she will like the state four days before the funeral was president biden says he will attend. king charles the third met with prime minister lose trust in the cabinet today after accession ceremony formally proclaimed him the new monarch. also today prince's william and harry reunited in public for the first time in two years marking the grandmothers death along with their wives, princesses kate and meghan duchess of sussex. fox team coverage, alexis mcadams live with more on the funeral plans for the queen. first, senior affairs correspondent live at buckingham palace in london, greg. >> hi, late saturday night here but a steady stream of folks coming to pay their respects to their bel

as the queen lies in state until her funeral on monday. queen elizabeth, the secondin london tuesday afternoon will be a royal a full welcome. >> much his coffin taken off the coan

tribute to the late queen. >> i would say more than hundreds, thousands and thousands are coming here streaming to buckingham palace to pay their respects to the late queen elizabeth the secondnd maybe offer a little support for the new king king charles iii. he is inside as we speak already conducting meetings. even though immediately upon the passing of the queen it was made official today by the so-called accession council. the president by his side, the queen camilla queen consort by his side. the prince's wales 300 years this is how it's been done in yoking tail, once the ceremony was over the trumpets heralded the news to the gather outside of st. james palace where we are now, in the proclamation of the new king was read in full. at various locations across the uk including the tower of london cannons blasted away to make sure all got the news. in his speech charles thought back to his mother, here is a bit of what he had to say. >> i am deeply aware of this great inheritance and the duties and heavy responsibilities of sovereignty which have now passed to me. >> the focus early is all the late queen and her remains in scotland will be removed tomorrow for ceremonies

centuries later, the second elizabeth an era has just ended with the death of queen elizabeth the second. the two rains invite easy comparison. they are tethered by their unique position in the timeline of british colonialism. the beginning, and the beginning of the end. in the 1920s, the british empire was at its zenith. ruling and controlling the natural resources and economic put of around a quarter of the world's entire population. about 413 million people at the time. all of these countries in red or controlled by the british empire. you can see, canada, australia, india, ireland, much of africa, just to name a few of the countries. to quote an often used phrase throughout the 18th and 20th centuries, the sun never sets on the british empire. it literally meant that it was daylight somewhere around the globe in a place that britain controlled. but nightfall for the empire was on the horizon by the time elizabeth became queen. it was ushered in by the colonized, not by the colonizer. in 1947, a few months after queen elizabeth the second 21st birthday, but five years before she becam

we're also going to get right to our top story this morning, where funeral services for queen elizabeth the second are taking place we can take you live to london here. we know just moments ago, queen elizabeth's coffin was lowered into the royal vault. windsor castle there at st george's chapel. the queen is being buried next to her husband, who died last year and her parents. earlier some 2000 people attended the state funeral for the queen at london's westminster abbey. you can see the live pictures from the scene right there. thousands of people lining the streets to mourn the queen witnessed the queen's funeral procession. lauren blanchard is in london to show us the outpouring of support for the queen right now. the world, saying goodbye to queen elizabeth, the second honoring her life and historic 70 year reign members of the royal family following behind her majesty's coffin as it was brought inside westminster abbey , where thousands of guests including president biden, and the first lady gathered for her state funeral. we gather from across the nation from the commonwealth. and from the

all right coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8 queen elizabeth the second the legacy the life then at nine queen elizabeth a royal life and do stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00 and if you are streaming us right now stay right here for a special presentation coming up next we're streaming our 15 minute from the archive special of queen elizabeth one and only visit to the bay area in 1983. you're not streaming us. just open up the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app to watch it live or on demand. all right that is it for this edition of abc 7 news. thank you so much for joining us. i'm amidates. i'm larryville for sandy patel case. you proud all of us here at abc 7 news. have a good night, and hopefully we'll get a little bit of a cool down as we check out coit tower and the sun setting we will see you at 11:00. ♪♪♪ om the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants-- a community organizer from minneapolis, minnesota... an interpreter from columbia, maryland... and our returning champion-- an attorney from berkeley, california... ...whose 3-

break, taking a live look inside westminster hall as mourners filed past the coffin of queen elizabeth. the second this half-hour, continuing to follow. all that is unfolding in the uk as the country prepares for the funeral of queen elizabeth. the second before the funeral, though, the queen lying in state now at westminster hall for the next several days. reporter katie corrado joining us live now from westminster with more on all that has transpired today. katie, i know thousands of people are paying their respects. >> you know, all the streets of london today in some parts were so congested that you really could not move. you are sandwiched like sardines between people. i walked over westminster bridge earlier to get view from myself of the lions of mourners. a line that a police officer told is more than 4 miles long. some of them brought camping snacks, obviously out there for hours waiting to pay their final respects to queen elizabeth. the second on her first day minding. >> the late monarch's coffin left buckingham palace this morning making its journey to westminster home on a gun carria

from around the world are in london saying their final goodbyes to queen elizabeth. the second mourners lined up the roads getting their final farewells as the queen's coffin is getting ready to be buried in saint george's chapel. let's check in with justin campbell is live in london. good morning, justin. >> and good morning rain and that funeral just wrapped up behind me and very moving a sermon that we heard. we heard a lot of music in seeing. let's go and you can actually see what's happening right now. we'll give you live pictures. you can the coffin right now making its way through the streets of central going to wellington arch, which is near buckingham palace on a gun this is thousands of people that have camped out that have been here for days and traveled across the world to get a chance to actually be able to see this moment. it is history after 70 years on the monarch, a lot of people don't feel that they will get the opportunity to ever see something like this happen again. but back out here live, this is this is full queen elizabeth was an eerie. >> westminster ab

. >> the uk and the world paying tribute to queen elizabeth. the second. a live report from london next. >> united kingdom and the world fades for farewell to queen elizabeth. the second this morning with the state funeral, a true world leaders crowds in the streets of london and windsor castle. >> to honor a monarch whose 70 year reign really defined of age. our correspondent katie corrado joins us now live from london. she is and for the westminster abbey. katie, do tell the details of the funeral your right there. >> well, vicki and grant, good evening to you from. and and there were more than 2000 people that were inside of westminster abbey for this funeral today about 90 of them or presidents or prime ministers. so as you can imagine, certainly a lot of pomp and circumstance and celebration but it does mark the end of an era. it was truly a ceremony fit for a queen. and for many people, it's the only queen they have ever known. and so so many people came out to say their goodbyes to queen elizabeth. the second. >> the royal navy sailors, the carriage

queen elizabeth. the second makes the first leg of her last journey. icades are being set up in london. massive crowds of people are expected to gather to pay their respects as a queen lies in state at westminster palace beginning on wednesday. she's been not rock that stability from through the world wars through the cold war's through covid ahead of her arrival, king charles is set to visit westminster hall monday. both houses of parliament will need to share their condolences . then he'll take off on his first trip around the four nations of the united kingdom as king. to lead days of national mourning feeling of somberness because obviously losing her majesty, but the cr new gang is just just great to see him and it's left that already spirits. the queen's funeral is scheduled for september 19th at westminster abbey. in london mother rivera fox news. and coverage of the death of queen elizabeth. the second continues on our website at ktvu .com, including more information on the funeral, and what could change in the months ahead with charles as king.

[applause] >> queen elizabeth the second has died at the age of 96. she was born on april 20 first, 1920 six in mayfair london in the u.k.. she was the daughter of king george the sixth and queen elizabeth. following her father's death, she became queen, ascending to the throne in 1952. queen elizabeth was the longest lived and longest-serving british monarch surpassing queen victoria in 2015 whose reign lasted years. prince charles is heir to the throne. >> friday, members of the house of commons honor her late majesty, queen elizabeth the second. live coverage begins at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span two. you can watch on our free mobile video app, c-span now. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including cox. >> homework can be hard. squatting in a diner for internetwork is even harder. that is why we are providing lower income students access to affordable internet. so homework can just be homework. cox along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy

queen elizabeth the second was on the throne for 706 years. 7 -- 7 70 years. d she was a leader who led by example, a leader of tremendous i think service, duty, sense of obligation to serving her nation and she is a hugely popular figure here in the united kingdom but also in the united states and across the world and the service today at westminster abbey absolutely stunningly beautiful and of course the service has been planned for many, many years, if not decades, and it represents i think in many respects the very best of britain today and what the british nation represents. maria: well, we will not see something like this again for a long time. dagen mcdowell, jump in here. dagen: nile, great to see you as always. i had the great pleasure of living in england when i was in the high school for some time and i love the anglican church. i will note the service today, i'm sure this is the queen's wishes, it's quite short. it's an hour, an hour church service, an hour funeral service but it's quite beautiful and you know that she had a great hand in planning t