the echoing fanfare from mansion house over to the royal exchange. to the royal exchange.ronation.- the man who will ultimately be in charge of the coronation. and we saw there, as charge of the coronation. and we saw there. as well. _ charge of the coronation. and we saw there, as well, i'm _ charge of the coronation. and we saw there, as well, i'm sure _ charge of the coronation. and we saw there, as well, i'm sure we _ charge of the coronation. and we saw there, as well, i'm sure we will - charge of the coronation. and we saw there, as well, i'm sure we will see i there, as well, i'm sure we will see again, the lord mayor of london, vincent keighley, also central in that procession as it heads towards the steps there at the royal exchange. it is very rare, isn't it, that we see this level of history of pageantry spill out onto the streets of london like this? it pageantry spill out onto the streets of london like this?— of london like this? it is. i mean, we will see _ of london like this? it is. i mean, we will see it _ of london like this? it is. i mean, we will see i

they are taking their position on the steps of the royal exchange.will hear the lord mayor of the city of london speak. the costumes and feathered hats, it is theater. it is ceremony. it is certainly giving us a show. it is not just the british public, but for the whole world. >> it is history. it is symbolism. just as we were hearing, it is a line that goes back to the gray coats of arms. it goes to the different families of great britain. it is from the days of aristocracy and nobility. here we are in the city of london. you have different houses. you know, there is the warship house. the different trades are representative. the city of london has this self governing area. again, it is steeped in history. there is a mayor of london. >> there is the player of the city of london, the lord mayor. he is not elected by the people. they are from the different houses that make up the city from different trades. they will select to the lord mayor of london's. the lord mayor of london it is largely a ceremonial role. it is a diplomat for the importance of t

directing the lord mayor, the court of aldermen, and the comments of london, to attend at the royal exchange to proclaim his majesty king charles the third. five, directing his majesty's secretary of state to give directions for the firing of guns at hyde park as soon as his majesty proclaimed. six, directing the constable of his majesties tower of london to give directions for the firing of guns at the tower of london as soon as his majesty is proclaimed. seven, directing his majesty's secretary of state of scotland to call for the proclamation proclaiming his majesty, king charles the third to be published in scotland. eight, directing the clerk of the council to issue circular letters recording his majesty king charles the third to be proclaimed. they are hereby approved. this concludes the business for this part of the council. i now invite the deputation party to accompany me to wait on the king in the council chamber. >> business for part two of the council, your majesty to make your declaration. >> my lords, ladies, and gentlemen, it is my most sorrowful duty to announce to you the de

the same proclamation to be read out it at the royal exchange of the city of london. in the presence of the lord, mayor of london and assorted dignitaries and members of household garden, so forth. and that will, is all part of a traditional process of telling the people that they have a new monarch in the days before television is something that we've witnessed on, on television for the 1st time. and is never been seen in the way that we have seen it to day say that's been quite an extraordinary thing. i wrote while we wait for things to move on in london. let's talk about but moral itself very important to the queen of course, but also to king charles exactly . it's important i'm central to the royal family, particularly to the queen because she spent most of her summers here ever since she was a little girl. the reason for that is really, but it's easier actually to show you if i can just bend over a slightly you might receive the a lot of the trees behind me. the holy state is covered predominantly is called pine trees, but avoid a variety of other trees. as well,

it will be at the royal exchange as well, that the major spots in the old city of london, and that falls on with this tradition that we've been talking about this very long tradition that goes back into the ages before broadcast for social media. before smartphones, when the only way that the people of the country would know that there has been a new monarch declared would be with trumpets and with people shouting and saying, we have just proclaimed a new king. looks like we have some vehicles coming out now. i don't believe that there's any one of importance there, but every one at any time vehicle passes by they're looking they're trying to see through the windows. there's a lot of anticipation here. nick outside just steps outside of where this has been taking place. and even though folks here, obviously can't see what's happening inside, they just wanted to be here. they wanted to come here. there have been so many interesting moments. just this since the passing of the clean, many of them had been somber. many of them had been filled with sadness and remembrance. but this one today,

the 3rd for directing the lord mer the court of aldermen and commons of london to attend at the royal exchange to proclaim his majesty king charles, the 3rd 5, directing his majesty's secretary of state for defense, to give directions for the firing of guns at hyde park. as soon as his majesty is proclaimed, 6, directing the constable of his majesty's tower of london to give directions for the firing of guns. at the tower of london. as soon as his majesty is proclaimed, 7, directing his majesty's secretary of state for scotland to cause the proclamation for proclaiming his majesty king charles the 3rd to be published in scotland. 8. directing the clock of the council to issue circular letters for causing his majesty king charles the 3rd to be proclaimed are here by approved. and that concludes the business. for this part of the council. i now invite the deputation party to accompany me to wait on the king in the council chamber. okay hannah i'm just gonna ask you after that procedures taken place, the king we understand will be making an appearance but, and he's leaving and coming into the pre

at five minutes before the top of the hour, one of the kings of arms, there'll be a royal exchange and"s will take up their position just before the top of the hour. the state trumpeters will sound the fanfare, and it will be replied between the two locations. the clair now king of arms will read the proclamation, a different person than who read it before. but these are the people who represent britain's financial center and obviously members of the church and members of the judiciary, all pillars of the british constitution. >> this may be reading something more into this than it is, but obviously they're proclaiming a new king here. it seems very solemnly. if it not had been the death of a king, would there be more of a celebratory event? >> no, because without the death of the queen, there wouldn't be this event. >> she could step down and say i don't want to be queen anymore. >> in the case of the queen, yes. but with this, it's solemn and somber. >> austere. austere. >> absolutely. you're looking at the transfer of power of what was an empire, realms. you're looking at the transf

a second proclamation of king charles has been read out from the royal exchange.t's all part of a shift in power in the united kingdom, the end of one reign and the beginning of the next. >> 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. >> the proclamation being read out was signed by members of the privy council, including prince william, the new prince of wales, and camilla, the queen consort. now looking on where british prime minister liz truss as well as a former prime ministers including boris johnson, theresa may, david cameron and tony blare. afterward, the king addressed the council paying tribute to the late queen. >> my mother's reign was unequalled in its duration, its dedication and its devotion. even as we grieve, we give thanks for this most faithful life and in c

at the mansion house replied, and then you heard charles proclaimed king on the steps of the royal exchangeclarence of king of arms. it ended with god save the king and then hip hurray for the king which led to spontaneous clapping from those who are gathered. we are going to see a bit more ceremony, now, including five beads of the drum and three beats of the drum. each one of these movements, the sounds, part of the ceremony to transition this country. into having a king. the queen is dead, long live the king. this is all part of the ceremony of it all. the rather rubber stamping to put its crudely, even though charles became king the second queen elizabeth died. >> to put this in an american context, this is an inauguration of january the 20th accept with bells and whistles and flummery and costumes which speak to speed britain's long history of heraldry, titles, and what we are seeing in these proclamations is people around the country from a prejudicial age where you would have to proclaim that to nuking had come to the throne. because there wasn't television, or radio, or the internet

3rd full, directing the lord mare, the court of aldermen and commons of london to attend at the royal exchange to proclaim his majesty king charles, the 3rd 5, directing his majesty's secretary of state for defense, to give directions for the firing of guns at hyde park. as soon as his majesty is proclaimed, 6, directing the constable of his majesty's tower of london to give directions for the firing of guns. at the tower of london. as soon as his majesty is proclaimed, 7, directing his majesty's secretary of state for scotland to cause the proclamation for proclaiming his majesty king charles the 3rd to be published in scotland. aids directing the clock of the council to issue circular letters for causing his majesty king charles the 3rd to be proclaims are hereby approved. and that concludes the business. for this part of the council. i now invite the deputation party to accompany me to wait on the king in the council chamber. well that is the 1st part of this accession ceremony over as sir penny morton ter said the we know a weight of the king for the 2nd part of the council where the king

new monarch was announced in the city of london, the ceremony was held at the building of the royal exchangemost solemnity. the proclamation was successively sounded in the constituent parts of the kingdom of scotland, northern ireland and wales, while the ceremonial greetings of the new king continue with the flags raised again, half-masted from mourning, then they will be lowered again the funeral of elizabeth ii will take place next monday , september 19 and charles iii declared it a day off all the upcoming days have already been scheduled, first of all, the new king must go around his possessions and he will begin scotland, where he should be given the keys to edinburgh in a solemn ceremony. there he will take part in the funeral process from the royal palace. huli rut to the church of saint jais where the coffin with the body of elizabeth ii will be put up for farewell the day before during a meeting with prime minister strass, which he hosted at his main residence in buckingham palace. the king admitted that for many years he thought with horror about the possible death of his mother.

a second proclamation was read at the royal exchange at the financial district. more proclamations will be read aloud in scotland, northern ireland, wales tomorrow. he vowed it carry on his mother's service. we are live in london with more. >> good morning. an. of national mourning as the funeral plans are finalized and the nation welcomes a new king. this morning, the new king making a new declaration about the queen's. it >> i know how deeply you, the entire nation, sympathize with me and the loss we have suffered. >> this moments after the counsel signed the official proclamation. >> the crown of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland is solely and rightfully come to the rents charles philip arthur george. >> as britain bids goodbye and the tributes did grow, a grieving nation is ushering in a new era. charles the third patriot to his mother, thinking her for her service and her devotion to her family. >> to my darling mama, as you begin your last crate journey, to join my dear late pol pot, i want to say this. thank you. >> charles was with

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day's pomp and pageantry continued, a second public proclamation of the new king read at london's royal exchangethe heart of the city's financial center. the announcement being sent onwards across the u.k.'s four nations and the realms and territories to mark a new era. as king charles his car adorned by the royal standard arrived at buckingham palace to begin what will be the task of a lifetime, his new reign. max foster, cnn, buckichole palace, london. >> robert hayes is a professor of government and the constitution at university college london. it's good to have you with us today. yesterday was the first time that king charles iii met his privy counsel. who are his privy counsel? >> the privy counsel are the king's most senior advisers. it goes back to the 13th century, and in the middle ages it was the equivalent of what today we call a cabinet. and in the middle ages there were often contested claimants to the crown. think of your shakespeare history plays, and so the purpose of the counsel was for that to be recognized and proclaimed by all those present and those present were senior poli

the second proclamation was made an hour later at the royal exchange in the heart of london's financialistrict. even though charles automatically became upon the death of his mom. the title was officially bestowed an expression stair money outside of james is policy 100 yards or so from where reset outside of buckingham palace. afterwards the king spoke about the daunting responsibilities that lie ahead. have a listen. >> i'm deeply aware of this great inheritance. and of the duties and heavy responsibilities of sovereignty which have now passed to me. in taking up these responsibilities, i shall strive to follow the inspiring example i have been set in upholding constitutional government and to seek the peace, harmony and prosperity in the peoples of these islands and of the common realms and territories throughout the world. >> one of saturday's most memorable moments did not involve the new king. but his sons see relationships as shall be well aware between prince's william and harry seem strange for some time after days of losing their grannie, the queen the brothers made a surprisi

. >> reporter: the day's pomp and pageantry continued, a second proclamation read at london's royal exchangeheart of the city's financial center. the announcement being sent onward across the four nations and the kingdom's overseas realms and territories to mark a new era. as king charles, his car adorned by the royal standard arrived at buck buckingham palace to begin what will be the task of a lifetime, his new reign. max foster, cnn, buckingham palace, london. >> and the eyes of the world now shift back to scotland where the late queen embarks on her last great journey tomorrow. cnn's nic robertson is in edenboro with the latest. nic? >> reporter: pam, at about 10:00 a.m. local time on sunday, the queen's body will be taken by hoaearse, on a slow long dri, leaving balmoral, passing through the villages, arriving in the city of aberdeen, turning south, passing through stone haven, dundee, perth, before driving through the streets here in edinboro past the castle to t, which will be placed in the throne room, on monday taken by procession to st. charles cathedral, attended by the british pr

a second public proclamation of the new king read at london's royal exchange, the heart of the city'snnouncement being sent onwards across the uk's four nations and the kingdom's overseas realms and territories to mark a new era. as king charles, his car adorned by the royal standard, arrived at buckingham palace to begin what will be the task of a lifetime, his new reign. max foster, cnn, buckingham palace, london. >>> still to come, tributes pouring in from near and far to honor queen elizabeth. how her legacy is being remembered in new york, straight ahead. . unlimited hotspot data. mymy point of sale is on point. (vo) switch to verizon n business unlimited today. from the network america relies on. only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor—you're an owner. we got this, babe. that means that your dres are ours too. and our financial planning tools can help you reach tm. that's the value of oership. i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, rememb

four, directing the lord mayor, the court of alderman and commons of london to attend at the royal exchange to proclaim his majesty, king charles iii. five, directing his majesty's secretary of state for defense to give directions for the firing of guns at hyde park as soon as his imagine industry is proclaimed. six, directing the constable of his majesty's tower of london to give directions for the firing of guns at the tower of london as soon as his majesty is proclaimed. seven, directing his majesty's secretary of state for scotland to cause the proclamation for proclaiming his imagine industry, king charles iii, to be published in scotland. eight, directing the clark of the council to issue circular letters for causing his majesty, king charles iii to be proclaimed are hereby approved and that concludes the business for this part of the council. i now invite the dedeputation party to accompany me to wait on the king in the council chamber. >> so that's the end of part i. we're now going to part ii which is effectively -- >> she's essentially laying out what's going to happen and what ha

that's at the royal exchange in london. the first was at st. james palace this morning.there it is. and now we have more to come. >> you see, don, you got yourself around all these -- >> constitutional experts. >> absolutely. >> there will be some chants of "god save the king." this now moves around the nation, so edinburgh, cardiff, and elsewhere. the proclamation is being sent around to ambassadors and anyone, high lieutenants, lord lieutenants. >> it will be sent to realms and red to parliaments around the world. governor generals will read it, and this is the transfer of sovereignty. >> but the same proclamation read at every point. >> what we heard an hour ago at sir james palace, what they all went through, that they all then signed is now being transmitted to the different venues to as max put it, you know, to tell them there's a new king. they're not approving anything. they're not agreeing to anything. they're being told this has happened by the people who made it happen. >> noblemen would traditionally do it. they're showing that the guy in charge in oyour area

day's pomp and pageantry continued, a second public proclamation of the new king read at london's royal exchange the city's financial center. the announcement being sent onwards across the uk's four nations and the kingdom's overseas realms and territories to mark a new era. as king charles his car adorned by the royal standard arrived at buckingham palace to begin what will be the task of a lifetime, his new reign. max foster, cnn, buckingham palace, london. >> a final farewell journey is in the works for the late queen. today the palace released details on her funeral. anna stewart joins us from buckingham palace. a lot of work is going to be going into this. >> reporter: huge amount of work in terms of the funeral plans, and i think particularly for all the mourners that we have seen who have been lining the mow, buckingham palace, going to the new garden chrwhich is a memori for all the flowers. lots of people very sad, lots of people very excited about the prospect of a new king, and the release of these details, i think, will be incredibly helpful for people who want to know where they wan

day's pomp and pageantry continued, a second public proclamation of the new king read at london's royal exchangert of the city's financial center, the announcement being sent onwards across the uk's four nations and the kingdom's overseas realms and territories to mark a new era. as king charles, his car adorned by the royal standard, arrived at buckingham palace to begin what will be the task of a life time. his new reign. max foster, cnn, buckingham palace, london. [ cheers and applause ]. >> and the eyes of the world now shift back to scotland where the late queen embarks on her last great journey tomorrow. cnn's nic robertson is in edinburgh. nic, what have you learned? >> reporter: it's going to be a long journey before the queen arrives back in london. it begins tomorrow at 10:00, local time in the morning. the queen will be taken in the coffin by hurst on a long road journey, more than 100 miles expected to last over six hours. she'll leave balmoral, go through the town of bancory city of aberdeen and turn south and go through stone haven and dundee and perth before they get here to edinb

directing the lord mayor the court of aldermen and commons of london to attend at the royal exchangeim his majesty king charles iii. number five, directing his majesty's secretary of state of defense to give directions for the firing of guns at hyde park as soon as his majesty is proclaimed. number six. directing the constable of his majesty's tower of london to give directions for the firing of guns at the tower of london as soon as his majesty is proclaimed. number seven directing his majesty's secretary of state for scotland to cause the proclamation for proclaiming his majesty king charles iii to be published in scotland. number eight. directing the clerk of the council to issues circular letters for causing his maj majesty, king charles iii to be proclaimed. are hereby approved and that concludes the business for this part of the council. i now invite the deputation party to accompany me to wait on the king and the council chamber. >> we had been watching cam camilla, queen consort at the podium and by her side , prince william now a prince of wales you can see the line of forme

announcement of the new king came and the proclamation was just read not too long ago at the royal exchangeand we also expect it to be proclaimed in scotland, in wales and in northern ireland as the day goes on. now, the king is expected to come here to scotland in the coming days as her majesty's body is here in scotland and a number of ceremonies will occur here in this country, and we will bring that to you throughout the rest of the week, but the british commonwealth, of course, is mourning the loss of the queen, the passing of the queen but also is looking ahead to a new era of this monarchy. there will be changes in store. everything from currency to stamps to the uk's national anthem. lama hasan is at buckingham palace with all of that. good morning to you, lama. >> reporter: yeah, and good morning to you, amy. as you know from spending some time here, the queen's image is everywhere. she's on our bank notes, our coins. the national anthem has "god save the queen" in it, so with the newly minted king charles iii, what happens now. queen elizabeth ii was the country's longest serving

rachel: a second proclamation was held at the royal exchange in london. >> hip hip -- >> hooray! family for the queen's finallal expected to take place at westminster abbey after ten cays of -- days of mourning. let's bring in martha maccallum and steve hilton, host of the next revolution here. glad to have you with us this morning. martha, we'll start with you. we've talked this morning about the pomp and circumstance. we talked about the value and the tradition of the monarchy. we've also talked about it going forward. what is your thought, what is the major focus, what should be the major focus in this morning, in your estimation, martha? >> well, will, good to be with you all. ing i was so struck by that clip that you just played outside of buckingham palace on september 13th, 2001. it brings tears to my eyes. i think that that outpouring and the playing of the u.s. national anthem in that that moment, it really speaks to what happens when there is a threat from outside and how the countries have pulled together, how they pulled together in world war ii through lend-lease and

one place where a new sovereign is proclaimed as the city's royal exchange where crowds gather in silenced stops for an incoming royal to make their impact known. you talk about prime ministers come and go, pay their loyalty to royalty, the financial community offers the same way, big undertakings on the part of financial giants, a host of others, the queen put the stamp on that and routinely feature dinners with the financial mightiest. the royal family and royalty, so it used to be a day of the royal family could get their hands on any amount of money, the decline of the royal family itself, she was able to keep powerful financial connections. when royals are short on cash and there was a buildup particularly after the death of princess diana, whether they needed to spend this money supporting the supposedly arcane institution she was crucial in getting financial powers to rally around her and warm links with the london stock exchange. anyone's guess as to whether that can continue right now. we have ashley webster with us. thanks for helping us out with of this. i didn't realize the de

. >> there is a sort of unwritten contract that the british public helps to fund the royal family in exchangee. but they didn't want to talk about where the baby was born. they didn't want the press covering the christening. >> i think the public were confused about the way they decided to withhold information. and i think people felt that there's an element of obligation on harry and meghan's part to offer a little more. >> the couple is determined to guard baby archie from the media intrusion. but scrutiny of their own lives is harder to control. >> thinking back to the time when harry and meghan first got together, there was tabloid speculation that used highly racialized imagery. >> there is this terrible criticism of meghan. it's racist. it's sexist. it calls her an outsider. it calls her exotic. let's talk about her from gangland. >> there was a tabloid story that she came straight out of compton. a part of los angeles which had a fairly rough reputation. that allusion with all of that racialized baggage, it's very potent. >> i read stuff from certain writers who said, well, we can abso

and also at edinburgh and the royal exchange in the city of london after the principal proclamation oneasts and banquets, jousting tournaments take place and a market or for 500 years from the 13th century. samuel pepys would purchase his books, gloves and caps from one of the stalls here. william gladstone lying in 1988 and winston churchill also rested here. and vii in 1910 and george v in 1936. george vi in 1952. queen elizabeth the queen mother rested here for three days before her funeral in april 2002. black rod. sarah clark. leading the slow parade passed the coffin. the prime minister and leader of the opposition emerging into the sunlight. walking through the thick sand carefully laid outside this building to enable the gun carriage to come to enable the gun carriage to come to a perfect halt and well betide anyone who stepped upon it before the arrival of her late majesty. a team of men with breaks to ensure it was perfectly presented. — rakes. the parliamentarian is coming past the fountain placed here in honour of the silverjubilee of her majesty. there will be vips filing

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the crowds — which have become a hallmark of the royal tour — gathered to welcome the royal couple — and to exchangemon armitage — in a poem which spells out herfirst name. stay with us on bbc news where we will bring you can continuing coverage of events plus analysis from our team in the uk and around the world. good evening. king charles ii! and camilla the queen consort have travelled to belfast for the king's first visit as monarch to northern ireland. the king and his wife greeted crowds who gathered at hillsborough castle, some of whom had been waiting since five o'clock this morning, hoping to catch a glimpse of the royal couple. his majesty then went on to meetings with political leaders, including those from the nationalist parties, who want northern ireland to leave the uk and become part of the republic of ireland. and the king was offered a message of condolence on behalf of the people of northern ireland from the speaker of the stormont assembly. our special correspondent allan little reports from belfast on the king's visit to northern ireland. it is his 40th visit to northern ireland

royal family. reporter: across the generations, they came to see the prince and princess. many filming their exchangesh william and catherine on their phones. >> i think paddington might have knocked the corgi off the top spot. [laughter] >> we spoke to them and they both had new outfits. they were really nice and genuine people. and all the things they are doing for everyone, so nice. reporter: the prince and princess of wales are key to the royal family and the younger face of modern monarchy. but their new roles bring added pressure and scrutiny. >> today was an official duty. also a chance to share their sadness with many who viewed the royal family as neighbors. laura: the queen's death is raising questions in the commonwealth where some nations still have the monarch as their head of state. in the caribbean where there is an ongoing reckoning with the legacy of colonialism and slavery and the prime minister has said he plans to hold a referendum on becoming a repuic. for more on this, we spoke on reparations for slavery. i began by asking if calling slavery and atrocity was a significant admissn

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exchange. while the formality that comes with the trappings of royal life, queen elizabeth was kind of culturally constant figure of the world. found her way, like it or not, into pop culture. here again is nbc news foreign correspondent, molly hunter. >> the queen's image was recognizable around the world. the pop cultural icon. >> the queen has been depicted in popular culture more than any other person, really, because she's a global icon. she's immediately recognizable anywhere and everywhere in the world. and because she's been around for such a long time. >> at a glance, queen elizabeth was known for her handbags, her pearls, her eye catching bright colors, some say her outfits reflected her belief that she had to be seen to be believed. artist took inspiration from her likeness and while shows and movies about the royals took off, -- >> i don't often get into a fight, but when i do, i want to win. >> millions of fans were hooked on the drama, the scandal. >> you don't think that what affection people once had for this institution has been diminished? >> no. not at all. >> hoping to learn a

royal visit during -- we will call it the will heat wave. wayne maxima met with mayor london breed with a gift exchan. with a gift exchange. they went to the castro visit to meet with lgbtq+ advocates. the netherlands was the first country in the world to legalize same-sex marriage. >> i am here to learn from each other where we are good at. where we are not doing that gret not doing that great. we have to to still lead by example. we have to make life in for everyby life in for everybody so everybody feels at home wherever wherever they live. >> the queen took part in an urn part in an urban planning panel at the salesforce tower. > >> the front part of the san joe home needs some rebuilding after after a test for driver ran int. driver ran into it. the crash and happened about 10:00 this morning. one person went to the hospital with non-life-threateng injuries. unclear if it was the driver or someone in the house. > >> their nose' founder elizabeh holmes is asking for a new trial. she says a former lab director and key witness showedp at her home last month to express regret after testifyingt her. homes was convicted of

royal family? it equates the current exchange rate is 1 115, it equates to approximately $1.50.estion, even those there's massive wealth. maria: really fascinating. the queen was part of so many memorable moments with yesterday being 21 years since the terrorist attack on september 11th. many are remembering that the queen broke tradition back in 2001, ordered her guards to play the star spangled banner days after the 9/11 attacks. listen to this. ♪ maria: it was a beautiful moment, hillary. >> oh, yes it was. and i will say, maria, if i might add, she's had that done every single september 11th ever since 9/11 and may every american know that's the first time in thousands of years of monarchy that a foreign national anthem has been paid. she personally made that decision and also from those that were close to her during the memorial service thats was held afterwards, she's was seen singing all the words to the star spangled banner and maria, she had not sung all the words to a foreign national anthem, may that be remembered by everyone. there was an american that was there that

royal gift at mount vernon. the next 15 years, washington proceeds through this global network of scientific agricultural exchange that extends mostly through the paddocks of the british empire but also through diplomatic channels of the united states. he received seeds and plants from all over the world. he is planting we from the cape colony in southern africa. to the coast of africa, he even receives we sent to him from an agricultural list in great britain that supposedly was seed supposedly given by catherine the great of russia to george the third. washington is connected to this whole world of improvement and all the exploration of the natural world. we exchange, a plant exchange that also includes agricultural implements. he gets plows from great britain, and most importantly it includes even more books to add to his library. he again returns to his practice of taking detailed notes from agricultural treatise is that he can apply those lessons to farming at mount vernon. in return, washington welcomed many, many, visitors who pilgrimage to mount vernon. he offered them a view of an agricultural landscape

exchange that in the years to come. significant point you make, john. >> sandra: british royal family has close ties to scotland as we have been discussing and the washington post in their piece pointing out just that. the queen sabered her 50,000 acres in the highlands, she shot the occasional red deer stag, her family calls it her happy place and for those of us who have studied her long history there, the new king attended boarding school there,s remote scotland, and the cold showers and the bullying that happened but he has credited his teachings there for his hard work. he has said in many interviews. established the hub for his prince's foundation and sustainability advocacy, so the big question is what happens next, jonathan. could you fast forward to the funeral as so much will, time will have passed by then and the white house confirming the president and the first lady will be there and what we are starting to hear that will look like, jonathan. >> jonathan: fast forward to the funeral and it will be i think an extraordinary event. we have seen so much of that unmatched british pageantry over the last few days b

royal gift at mount vernon. the next 15 years, washington proceeds through this global network of scientific agricultural exchange that extends mostly through the paddocks of the british empire but also through diplomatic channels of the united states. he received seeds and plants from all over the world. he is planting wheat from the cape colony in southern africa. to the coast of africa, he even receives wheat sent to him from an agriculturalists in great britain that supposedly was seed supposedly given by catherine the great of russia ao explorat to george the third. washington is connected to this whole world of improvement and all the exploration of the natural world. we exchange, a plant exchange that also includes agricultural implements. he gets plows from great britain, and most importantly it includes even more books to add to his library. he again returns to his practice of taking detailed notes from agricultural treatises that he can apply those lessons to the farming at mount vernon. in return, washington welcomed many, many, visitors who pilgrimage to mount vernon. he offered them a view of an agri

royals and indeed the sussexes. >> just as we were trying to listen to the words being exchanged between the prince and the wales we'll the sussexes with the crowd now. let's listen in. [ inaudible ]. >> historian kate williams also with us. what are your impressions of this moment unfolding right before our eyes? >> well just as max was saying wlarks a historic moment. a moment that the crowd there will never forget. i was so moved and i am so moved watching this. because it really reminds me of the last time we saw the brothers out there looking at flowers, which was in the sad days of 1997 in the aftermath of diana's death and when they came out at balmoral and looked at the flowers that people have left and william said that the queen was with him in the saddest days of my life. referring to the aftermath of diana's tragic death. and that poignant moment to the little boys with their father and looking at the flowers and taking comfort as much as it is possible for two children to do. there was so much sympathy for them for the death of their mother. and of course, we are, it is very sad, but the queen was 96 and

exchange greetings. for the moment at least any tension between these particular branches of the royal family seemed to bede. it comes on a day when charles was officially proclaimed king charles the third period for the first time by the way it was televised. then by something called the accession council. he said camilla the queen consult and next in line next enthroned william with his new title of prince's wales but various locations across the uk including just outside the tower of london cannons blast their way to make sure anyone in earshot was aware of what happened today when the speech of the sermon charles of course thought back to his mother, here is a little bit more of what he had to say. >> i am deeply aware of this great inheritance. and to the duties and heavy responsibilities of sovereignty. which have now passed to me. hugs and yes the focus of course it's on queen elizabeth the second period in ten days of morning i had of us tomorrow but her body will be moved from her home to edinburgh that is a six hour drive a lot of well-wishers on the way but eventually she'll return here to buck

and work the crowd and shook hands and exchanged greetings and accepted words from the public, the moment at least attention between the two branches of the royalamily set aside. yes it's a day when charles was officially reclaimed, king charles the third in a 300 year tradition done by something called exception counsel. president by his side, queens condors wife camilla and earlier in the day, next in line for the throne, a new title, prince of wales. various locations after that including the tower of london, cannons blasted away to make sure all were aware of the solemn changing of the guard. the speech of the ceremony charles go back to his mother, here what he had to say. >> i'm deeply aware of this great inheritance and duties and responsibility's of sovereignty which have now passed to me. >> the focus of course on the late queen elizabeth the second, her body will be transported in scotland to edinburgh tomorrow, six hour drive there will be a lot of well-wishers along the way. eventually it will come down here to buckingham palace and on the ten days of morning for the state funeral set for week from monday. a lot of time for folks to

royal gift and vernon and over the next 15 years. question participated in this global network of scientific and agricultural exchange that extends mostly through the patterns of the british empire but also through diplomatic channels of of the united states he received seeds and plants from all over the world. he is planting wheat from cape colony and southern africa from the barbary coast and in africa even receives weight that was sent to him by agriculturalist in great britain. it supposedly was seen that had been given from cat by catherine the great of russia to george the third and so washington it is connected with this whole world of improvement and also exploration of the natural world and and exchange a plant exchange. it also includes agricultural implements. he gets plow. from great britain and most importantly includes even more books to add to his library and he again returns to his practice of taking detailed notes from agricultural treatises that he can apply those lessons to the farming and mount vernon. on in return washington welcome to many many visitors who pilgrimage to mount vernon and he offered them a view of a