he made a point of mentioning his son that who is, is no longer an active member of the royal family, prince harry and megan, and said that they were pursuing their new life overseas. well, that i think was an olive branch of a show of family unity trying to in this new reign, put the divisions to one side. and we know that has been a very tense relationship between prince william and his younger brother. of this, i think, is a visual demonstration of the unity of the royal family and the fact that they are shared these, these 2 grandsons in grief. i, as their grandmother has died, they came out in 2 separate cars. but they then looked at the flowers together, a show unity and now are spending quite some considerable time. a speaking, speaking and chatting to members of the public. i'm worth telling you to the prince william who you see here in the last hour or so put out a statement on twitter about his grandmother was perhaps remind you of some of the, the words the world lost, an extraordinary leader whose commitment to the country, the realms of the commonwealth was absolute. i, h

the royal family will be walking up the royal mile from the palace of holyrood house at the bottom of hill here. this road, the royal mile stretches to the edinburgh castle and stop at st. giles cathedral where the queen's coffin will be brought for that prayer service, but there's a lot of people gathering here and a lot of people are expected to be here at the roadside to watch the royal family make their way on foot up these cobbled streets. when you think of the emotion that princess ann was going through yesterday, for the royal family, this is going to be a very, very intense moment. king charles, the queen consort walking up half a mile or so of cobbled street with thousands upon thousands upon thousands of people just a few feet away from them. they'll be in the road here. this will be a moment where they will have a long time, close and exposed to the public, to the public's feelings. and a moment where they are composed on their way to the prayer service. king charles on the way to the prayer service for his mother. but the presence of the people, one can only begin to imagi

certainly the royal family knew it.a was really a bit duped in this whole situation. >> diana's in an office at buckingham palace and notices there's a parcel addressed to camilla parker bowles. she opens it and finds this bracelet. diana felt, you know, who are you marrying, me or camilla? >> charles is going off on his trip to australia and there are images of diana weeping. >> it wasn't because he was going and she was sad. she overheard him talking to camilla just before he'd boarded the plane. she's thinking, how can i go through with this? should i call the wedding off? she goes to see her sisters and she explains the situation. >> and really their response she got from her sister was fairly succinct. your face is on the mugs and tea cloths now. that's it. >> theres no backing out now. the nation expects it. it's going to be a huge royal wedding. you play your part. i'm a performing artist. so a healthy diet is one of the most important things. i also feel the same way about my dog. we were feeding her dry, triang

and the reaction of the royal family really marked low point to public opinion of the royal family and of him in particular. but because he is, he's recovered from that. you know, a lot of times past is married kimler. she will become queen consort. he's dedicated himself to a lot of sort of charitable causes above all the environment rich and you know, i think that's and him a lot of respect. but the monarchy in many ways is an anachronism. and our age isn't it? and we're going through some quite turbulent times, and britain's role in the world is changing them in barbados, became a republic last year cut, ties with the money, keep the british monarchy. so with the out queen elizabeth as this kind of constant figure. and it's who brings that sort of stability to the role it. yeah, it would be interesting to see how the institution of the monarchy fez with king charles the 3rd on this run an interesting transition period that we will all be watching on a shot. thanks very much. that is all for us and for me, for now. but we have more on the deaf and the life of queen elizabeth the 2nd

what challenges does the royal family face? well, that's always important to keep in mind to monica's which is a big blue support to monica, and the republicans, which are the number of people who would rather do without the monarchy over the 1000 years. never have the republicans scored more than about 3036 percent. rest of the country was always in favor of it. and i think it to continue on to child to 3rd, because he is already in the stablish authority in many of the things that we care about deep nowadays the, the green and sustainable environment, for example, is want to show that leading aspirations. and he's going to be a very like figure and respected figure in this regard. and so i think the transition from the queen to a son is rather less problematic. and some people like to prophesied to, to foretell a major transition on the last thomas feeling there for us with some of those views . thanks very much. and in a speech on her 21st birthday, the queen promised to dedicate her life to public service. that was a promis

how have your pin royal families been reacting to the queen's passing? yeah, that's right. where i'm stood is in front of the, the belgian royal palace. and in fact, the king of the belgians king felipe is a very distant cousin of the queen's through leopold. the 1st, who was the uncle of the british, former british queen, queen victoria. i think one of the things is that the queen didn't only symbol is symbolized the stability of the british monarchy. but of european monarchies, all in all the palace here has released a statement saying that the king will have fond memories with the queen. and we do expect that the royal families of belgium, probably the netherlands, sweden, denmark, and norway will be in attendance as some of the ceremonial events that take place in london to march. the passing of queen elizabeth the 2nd and the coronation potentially of king charles the 3rd and act when it comes to politics. it's in the queen's job to remain politically impartial. but do we know what do we know about has you when it comes to the relationship with the a you and of course b

the royal family grieved privately.ondon from her vacation home to pay tribute to diana and face a challenge to modernize the monarchy. >> i for one believe there are lessons to be drawn from her life and from the extraordinary and moving reaction to her death. >> queen elizabeth set out to change the face of monarchy. it would be more open, compassionate, in touch with a change in british public. >> institutions which in turn must continue to evolve if they are to provide effective beacons of trust and unity. >> she embraced many changes, including the marriage of her grandson, prince william, to commoner, kate middleton. and prince harry to the american actress, meghan markell. she celebrated the birth of great grandchildren, including prince george, third in line to the throne. in 2021, prince philip died. in her words, he was her strength and stay, but queen elizabeth continued to inspire people around the world. during the covid pandemic, her words helped everyone to keep calm and carry on. >> this time we join wit

one imagines i because, as you said earlier, it is the royal family and we are dealing with her majesty queen, but it is family. it is a mother and a grandmother, and a great—grandmother. whose health we are talking about. i imagine that they have gathered with her to offer comfort. since the duke of edinburgh's death. rather less than that. so this is a family which has suffered one death quite recently, and which is now having to deal with the illness and the declining health, as we understand it at the moment, of, as you say, their mother or their grandmother. it is perfectly possible that she will recover from this, or perhaps not recover, but that she will get over whatever issueit that she will get over whatever issue it is that has because the doctors to speak on the way that they have, so we must again stress that we don't know what the true situation is. we are merely anticipating and expecting that the palace will feel it necessary to say something. but as you say, at the heart of this is a family which is providing comfort to the queen, and one must hope that that is the situ

the male members of the royal family and the princess royal.rince of wales. the duke of sussex and the others as well in this procession. they are going through the archway of the norman power and that will take them through the left and down a steep hill into what is called the lower award of the castle, which is where king george's chapel is. the lower award being lower fortification. the lower ward, middle award and the upper ward. ♪ >> the queens pipers will play a lament. [bagpipes playing] an the queens company will be placed by the king. everyone standing in front of windsor. and then words go forth from her journey from this world. ♪ the final blessing, as everyone stands, will be given. it very simple, straightforward. the queens body lie inside with her father --. ♪ [beating drums] [bagpipes playing] >> the hearse in tours the horseshoe. this issue george's chapel. they will come out from the right. these young men who have carried this coffin from westminster hall, carried it down the hall, and now for the last time, will carry it up

then the royal family themselves will arrive.embers of the royal family and then, of course, the procession into westminster abbey. and what's quite unusual about that or somewhat unexpected is that the prince and princess of wales, william and kate, their two children or two of their three children, prince george and princess charlotte will also walk behind the coffin into the abbey, along with other close members of the royal family. after the service, the procession will leave and will go towards wellington arch where the queen's coffin will be moved into a hurst and then make the journey to windsor. and windsor there will be another service and then later on a sort of private event for the royal family to really pay their respects and have some moments among themselves because, of course, it's easy to forget in all this sort of pomp and circumstance and tradition and history and the extraordinary world reaction to all this that this is also just a family, becky, grieving the loss of their mother, grandmother and so they will

are going to be looking on those two figs wondering if they're up to the job. >> the lens of the royal family the entirety, we know about the family strife, the controversies they've been through. will people be looking for signals about this family? >> yes, they will be looking for signals and clear messages from king charles as to how he plans to run his ship. for many years he said his desire is to have a more modern and smaller core royal family. and i think one of the things that we'll be seeing over the next few days is how he plans to do that on a practical level. specifically, does he plan to strip andrew of any remaining vestiges of being a fully functioning member of the royal family? is he going to take away some of the perks of being in the royal family from some of the more periphery members of it? we think he will be going on a big tour of the country because like so many groupings of nations, we are four nation, northern ireland, scotland, wales, england, have infrastructure d relationships and different opinions of the royal family. as the monarch of all of those nations, he'l

there's a lot of family history for her there, both the royal family and her family. yes, it is a place that she will feel enormously at home. that, of course, is a good thing for somebody who is 96 and clearly struggling right now as we have been told in the statement. the doctors monitoring her. she's under medical supervision. there's, of course -- this happens just in the palace, in the buildings and also in the lives of the royals. there's this split screen between the private side and the public side. to give you an example of that, william and kate this week taking their children, george, charlotte and louis, to their new school. an experience that every parent watching will understand and know. then this news about the queen, william's grandmother, and william heading to balmoral to see her while kate, as we understand it so far, potentially staying with the children. it conjures up an experience that so many watching will have had. again, for the royal family, it's one of their roles, isn't it, to reflect our own lives in their lives. that being said, of cour

they're not fans of the royal family. huge respect and admiration and affection for the queen. that is how popular she is, and her popularity has really never dimmed. 70 years on the throne. i think people are so impresseds by her, but they're also so grateful she has beener entire life. 96 years old, devoted her life to the nation. >> indeed. we're watching live pictures of the airport at aberdeen, scotland, where we believe maybe some of the members of the british royal family are arriving to, on their way to balmoral castle. the airport at aberdeen, scotland. ween maintaining, of course, our watch of not only just the airport but, of course, buckingham palace and the castle in scotland, and, daisy, is the process, the fact that she is not in hospital, that she is in just the castle, and as she canceled last night's castle meeting even though it was zoom, it also tells you that -- well, what does it tell you? >> monarchs don't tend to passaway in hospitals. they tend to passaway in one of their palaces or castles or hom

thafr is something the royal family disapproved of. >> the queen has four children as we know and we've of the last ten days. eight grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren. what is the role of the family in today's services and the importance of seeing them all across the time for the people of the uk? >> king charles is a symbol of the monarchy. the monarchy never dies. as soon as queen passes away, it leads to charles. he will lead them to a procession after the funeral service. but what is really striking to day is we have george and charlotte are going to be in the procession as it enters west minister as well, 9 and 7 this is a really big moment for them. it will remind people of william and harry from 25 years ago after her death. there will, of course, be three differences. it be much shorter than three miles for george and charlotte. it will enable them to take part in this vent that celebrates somebody so close to them. william and harry just left their mother. the queen is their great grandmother. she was very important figure in their life. but that probably gives them much gre

certainly the royal family newark.na knows a little partial address to camilla parker bo bowles. she opens it and find this bracelet. diana must've felt, who are you marrying, you camilla. >> charles is going off on his trip to australia, and their images of diana weeping. >> it was because he was going and she was sand, she overheard him talking to camilla just before he boarded the plane. she's thinking, how can i go through with this? should i call the wedding off? she go to see her sisters, and she explains the situation. >> and really the response she got from her sister was very sustained, "your face is on the mugs in the utility closet now, that's it." >> the nation expects it to be it's going to ut thebe a huge markiplier part -- you play your part. (wayne) for our not-so-small business too. (vo) get internet that keeps your business ready for anything. from the network america relies on. new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while o

she's accused members of the royal family and hasn't said who of being racists. emendously controversial figure with the family. especially if she didn't have evidence to back this up. she's not going to be tremendously welcomed, i wouldn't have thought, at an extraordinarily important moving and traumatic moment for the house of windsor. >> it speaks to, i think, the bigger picture, which is the uphill battle it seems, or the difficulties that lie ahead for a future prince charles whenever that moment may come considering how the royal family has, in fact, been challenged over the last couple of years. their traditions have been challenged, what is happening inside the royal family has been challenged, the popularity of the queen right now as well. really, just kind of the uncertainty inside the uk. >> yes. we are going through a very difficult time at the moment politically, apart from anything else. this could be a huge distraction for that. certainly for the next fortnight or so, if the worse did happen. the view of the royal family is a soap opera. it hasn't

much more relaxed vain than perhaps many other people in the country get to see members of the royal family, predominantly because this is a family home. this is a place of privacy for the family. a chance for them to be more of themselves rather than the public figures that we so often see. and they very often drive their cars around the local villages with minimum security. they've, in the past, bought items from the local shops for queen and certainly done that in her younger years. and the people a valid her and the other villages surrounding the state pretty much regarding the family as their neighbors and become very protective of the privacy of the oil. so this is certainly an opportunity for people not just here, of course, but across the cross scotland, but particularly on the route. but the, the cause of the vehicle is going to be taking her to have a chance to see their, for wells, to the queen. a poignant moment for the people are scotland, no doubt as we wait for the hearse to make its way out of the gate of bar moral castle. their life pictures are in the meantime. let's go to

the colonial passed of the royal family. all of that, of course, we'll wait. this is a week at a time of morning here in england and in the united kingdom. and he's just now beginning to set the tone of glory his time on the throne, whom we understand the coronation is expected to tip, at least that sometime next year. why does it take place later? right, i think a lot of people watching to day might think, hey, isn't this the coronation that that's a separate event. so that's when the king is actually crowned today, was the official proclamation of the king. the actual coronation is a very complicated process. they're expecting dozens of heads of state to attend that ceremony. thousands, hundreds of thousands of people to watch. just to give you a sense of how complicated it is. queen elizabeth, after she took the throne, it took about 16 months for her coronation to take place. just even today with the events that we've seen, that there is security everywhere. there are police everywhere. it just gives you a sense of the c

this is a royal family. her, they can cover a lot more ground. >> julian, describe where the queen consort is, as well as other female members of the >> so the female members of the family departed slightly earlier, and headed to westminister palace, ready to greet the coffin and the other members of the family when it arrives. traditionally, as wesley alluded to before, it's been the male members of the family that have followed the coffin. now we have the princess royal, not only because of her military associations, but she is the daughter of the queen. but the other female members of the family will will be be at the palace of westminister, waiting to receive this party. >> tina brown is also with us. we have seen the queen consort, camilla, by the king's side in his travels throughout the united kingdom, as well as his addresses to parliament. in scotland, and of course, in britain. what kind of queen consort do you think she will be? >> i think that camilla is going to be absolutely beloved. in some way

but when what appeared to be a perfect royal family life began to unravel? the tabloid press was merciless. in the 1990 s. the newspapers feasted on the royal affairs and divorces. charles and diana's marriage failed. and in 1997, diana died in a traffic accident. the worldwide outpouring of sympathy was overwhelming, but the royal family struggled to find sympathetic words. she was an exceptional and gifted human being in good times and bad. she never lost her capacity to smile and laugh. no others with her warmth, unkindness, ah, this was when the royal's popularity hidden all time low diana's son's princes william and harry did not talk about the trauma of their mother's death until years later. ah, when harry's marriage to us televisions to megan markov has repeatedly exploited by the tabloids the couple made a radical exit. they officially turned their backs on the royal family. ultimately moving to the united states. there they complained in interviews about racism in the media. and also in the palace compared to the other members of the royal family, t

would never be that close to the throne in terms of succession, they still are members of the royal familyllowed to be on the balcony, you don't need the hrh title. interesting to see what harry and meghan do with this. >> carley: interesting perspective on this morning in transition. thank you so much. the people of great britain coming together to mourn the loss of beloved queen and her seven decades on the throne. >> she's been our queen all my life. >> something you may have taken for granted is gone forever. we've all known just one queen, we looked up to her. >> todd: stay with us as we reflect on the queen's life and legacy she leaves behind. >> back with a fox news alert. two deputies ambushed and killed while serving a search warrant. two suspects are in custody, surrendering after barricading themselves in hours long standoff. the fallen officers have not been identified. top democratic official denied bail after charged in murder of investigative journalist. robert tellez d.n.a. was found. the victim was found stabbed to death outside his home. police say this surveillance foota

in some ways the royal family appeared just like the rest of us. vulnerable.here was divorce and reconciliation. her son prince andrew mired in accusations of sexual misconduct but the tragedy of princess diana was an especially dark moment for the royal family. her fairytale romance and marriage ended in scandal with a messy divorce and then death. diana killed in a traffic accident in paris. the royal family grieved privately but there was growing anger in britain that monarchy was out of touch, detached and aloof. the queen quickly returned to london from her vacation home to pay tribute to diana and face a challenge to modernize the monarchy. >> i, for one, believe there are lessons to be drawn from her life and from the extraordinary and moving reaction to her death. >> reporter: she embraced many changes including the marriage of her grandson prince william to commoner kate middleton. and prince harry to the american actress, meghan markle in 2021. her beloved husband of seven decades, prince philip died in her words he was her strength and stay. her pla

succession within the royal family often happens automatically upon the death of a sovereign. charles has attendance to concrete a ripple effect on the family -- well succession works. welcome, good to speak to you about this, jack, because it is, important especially for king charles have been preparing for this moment is entire life. his mother became queen when he was three years old, he certainly doesn't remember left before that. so for his entire life he has been thinking about this. what happens next, and when will he have to start fulfilling his duties officially. >> -- so, the first thing he's going to do is -- where we are expecting that to be the -- coming days, he will visit before -- and be proclaimed -- expected to be next sunday on the 18th september the 18th. so, he's going to be the prime minister, that will be earlier, but before -- the discussion with her, i think we will hear from -- and also, he's got to meet his people, he's got to show himself to the nation. so i think it will be a very busy ten days where, and at the end of this today's we will then go t

and of course senior members of the royal family. king charles was a member of the order of the garter for many years at when he was just the prince. he will know decide who joins the order the garter so that it's all that history built in to windsor castle. you remember back in the 19 ninety's, there was a huge fire here at the queen described in her annual address at christmas as a and his horrible is in latin, a horrible year and part of it was the fired at windsor castle. the government controversially decided it would pay for repairs. many people questioning why at that point the richest woman in the world wouldn't pay for repairs to her own private palace. but the government stepped in and paid for those repairs. feeling that they were obligated to do, so there was public fundraising for that. and the queen never forgot that. but this became as some weird the public could visit. does that so de got to see a little bit behind the cotton of the queen's private life. here at windsor, and so all of that history is baked into that.

we also saw members of the royal family. cars here and going to a chapel, a church not far from here. where the queen used to attend services, having a brief prayer service for the queen. then coming back, here stopping at the gates, three of the queens children got out of the cars and looked at some of those memorials. they spoke very briefly with members of the public. prince andrew saying that we have had our time with her. they're private time to say, goodbye now we are handing her over. as we now, know this will be her last night at balmoral castle. tomorrow she will be heading to edinburgh, for the public part of the long ceremonies, over the next more than a week. ten days time, she truly love to be here. she spent most of her summers here in august and september. a lot of the family would come up and spend time with her here. she also hosted presidents, dignitaries and even kings. she host of the king of saudi arabia back in 2003 when women were still not allowed to drive in that country. she insisted on him getting

with the royal family and members of the royal households walking behind.ing charles will walk in the procession along with his siblings, princess anne, prince edward and his sons prince harry and prince william who have been reunited. also walking this morning, princess anne's husband, and her son peter phillips. the queen's cousin, duke of gloucester and her nephew the earl of snowden. then cars will carry the royal wives, camilla, the queen consort, katherine the princess of wales, meghan, the duchess of sussex and sophie, the countess of essex. the eldest children of the prince and princess of wales will make an appearance. we will see prince george and princess charlotte who will walk down the aisle behind the queen's coffin before the service begins. then after the service, the royal procession will pick up again and this time moving past parliament square and other major landmarks here, including whitehall and number 10 downing street. it will make a turn near the horse guards parade and travel down the mall to buckingham palace, continuing on to the

the drama dog, the royal family. but charles began taking on more official duties as his mother, aged. now he is king and buckingham palace released this statement from him. the death of my beloved mother, her majesty the queen is a moment of the greatest sadness for me and all members of my family. we mom profoundly the passing of a cherish sovereign and much love mother. i know her loss will be deeply felt throughout the country, the realms and the commonwealth, and by countless people around the world. during this period of mourning and change, my family and i will be comforted and sustained by our knowledge of the respect and deep affection in which the queen was so widely held. les, look now at charles as long wait to be kink. ah, he was dumped the perpetual prince waiting to became longer than any other air to the throne before him. charles philip on the george mount patton windsor, was born in 1948, the 1st son of princess elizabeth. he was 4 years old at his mother's coronation, queen elizabeth the 2nd, the b

but when what appeared to be a perfect royal family life began to unravel. the tabloid press was merciless. in the 1990 s, the newspapers feasted on the royal affairs and divorces. charles and diana's marriage failed. and in 1997, diana died in a traffic accident. the worldwide outpouring of sympathy was overwhelming, but the royal family struggled to find sympathetic words. she was an exceptional and gifted human being in good times and bad. she never lost her capacity to smile and laugh, nor to spot others with her warmth unkindness. this was when the royal's popularity hidden all time low diana's son's princes william and harry did not talk about the trauma of their mother's death until years later. ah, when harry's marriage to us televisions to megan markov is repeatedly exploited by the tabloids the couple made a radical exit. they officially turned their backs on the royal family, ultimately moving to the united states there. and they complained in interviews about racism in the media. and also in the palace compared to the other members of the royal fa

and they've happened in the royal family. >> charles and camilla's relationship is no longer a scandals focus to the young princes. the hunt is on for the next royal fairy tale. >> prince william. could there be another wedding perhaps in the cards sometime soon? >> no. i don't think so. deling high. [yodeling] yo-de-le-he... (man 2) hey, no. (man 1) we should go even higher! (both) woah! (man 2) i'm good. (vo) adventure, elevated. (man 1) let's go lower. (vo) discover more in the subaru outback wilderness. love. it's what makes subaru, subaru. subaru is the national park foundation's largest corporate donor. power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools, and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools make complex trading less complicated. custom scans help you find new trading opportunities. while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market. we're carvana we created a brand new way for you to s

tell us about the scottish people's connection to the royal family. >> reporter: well, first of all, you'll be aware that walk that you're talking about, the royal mile with the cobblestones you want a stout pair of shoes. certainly to have to do that in lock step and just look at the pictures on the screen, left, right, left, right, very short little marching steps was extremely difficult to do with such precision on a narrow cobblestone street. the scottish people -- here is the key. the royal family and the scottish people have a relationship in a way independent of the fact that she was the queen of the country. she's the queen of scotland, and this was her happy place. when she went to balmoral for six or seven weeks of the year, the family was there. they were left alone. the estate is vast and they were able to be private. that goes -- of course, the queen's mother loved it here, as well, charles loved it here. william loves it here. so the relationship that the queen built up here in scotland over decades is one that is very deep and will continue. >> the king spoke about that

to demonstrate they are an ordinary royal family and that the royals were valued for money.terrible trouble in keeping short body, long arms. and i had the most appalling couple. >> this is an intimate glimpse of the royal family. so we're going to be introduced to them as personalities as opposed to distant personas. >> the documentary is the first time the queen has allowed her family to be filmed in such a relaxed and formal way. >> it was about as cozy a family scene as i think one could imagine. prince edward, who was sitting on the top of the land recover, and charles making the salad dressing. >> i thought it was a nice thing to do just to show they're different but not so different. they're still family people. >> and the other one was to see her taking prince edward into the shop at balmoral to buy him an ice cream. >> would you like to go get one? >> one of the golden rules had been that their conversation was not to be recorded when they were out and about doing public events. >> may we offer these very small -- >> oh, wow. >> token as a -- >> the public saw and h

we don't have a queen elizabeth, we don't have a royal family. and so it was fascinating to learn a little bit about it while i was there and to understand the deference that the british public gives to her. she had a remarkable life. she did a lot of things. she oversaw a lot of modernization, a lot of turmoil within her own family, a lot of turmoil for the country and for the world. i know you're traveling to the u.k. and i am as well. we will be live for everybody starting tomorrow morning from london. let us reset. it is 2:00. good to be with you. i'm katy tur. where are you right now? because today is one of those days where you're going to remember exactly where you were when the world changed because it has. queen elizabeth ii is now dead. we learned doctors were concerned about her health this morning. an extraordinary statement from a notoriously quiet buckingham palace. those news sending news outlets like ours into rolling wait-and-see coverage. we'll show you a shot where the crowd gathered at the gates and watched where the news is o

much obsessed with for whatever reason these colonies, this country are very obsessed with this royal family. especially diana. she was a very different royal who reached out to patients with aids, would touch people without gloves on. the royal family had to adapt to her. it was wrenching. when she died. the queen, the public relations of it was so difficult. she had to embrace her in death in a way that i think was difficult. you talk about camila who was involved in that whole thing where they now had to accept the idea that a divorcee could actually be queen. there was a time when the brittains they were not sure they could invite a divorced person to go to a state dinner and now they have somebody who is a divorced woman who is married to the now crowned king. >> that's correct, but i -- i would not say that the royal family adapted to princess diana. quite frankly the opposite is true. if they had, when she passed away, it was because of the outrage of the public in not seeing any demonstration of affection or sorrow from the royal family that forced the queen and the royal family to c

heaven knows they need it. >> the older members of the royal family were appalled, but she used her royal position to promote something they were very uncomfortable about. >> i remember one day when diana went to see the queen, she said, what do you want to do that for? why don't you do something nice. >> in choosing to get involved with aids, she was no longer a glamorous beautiful princess. this was a person who decided second actually make a difference in the world. >> charles, too, was reaching out to the dispossessed to try to make a difference. >> he provided work, support, encouragement to an enormous number of young people. >> the secret is to infuse people who have become demoralized and perhaps resign to the hopelessness of their position. >> his work did not attract the same attention because the media liked the glamour surrounding the princess of wales. it got to him. why is what i do being ignored. >> charles was way ahead of his time. he was there before anyone else with organic farming, with climate change, with the environment. >> he was green before anybody was green, and

there will be the prime minister from the realms, foreign royal families and the extended royal familiesr seen before. the crown jewels being taken off the coffin and the coffin, i don't think we'll see the moment the coffin is lowered, but i think we'll see the chapel at that time. but they normally would take the camera away and just say based on what happened with prince philip. and it is going to be a very religious service. speaking to the queen's utter commitment to her religion and divinity. and there will be nods through there to prince philip, music played at his major moments as well and that is leading up to the point where she would be buried with him later in the evening. >> and that is the bell you're talking about? >> so there is two bells which will be ringing in windsor castle. one of them is the sebastopol bell. >> and the other one is the curfew bell from the tower. so they'll be together and then the minute guns being fired too. there is the household cavalry and behind them on horses you could see the king's lifeguards. he was set up by -- they were long established

royal family here in scotland, cousins, relations. and then there are politicians, including when the members of the scottish parliament m. s p's, as they're known here. and the 1st minister, michael sturgeon, who spoke so eloquently on thursday to talk about the collective grief, suffered by the country in ho, this would be an opportunity at the service. here on monday would be an opportunity for people to express that collectively funds. you can see those as well. so taken little katrina to there will be a political aspect to prince charles's king charles's visit here to scotland. but that's for another day that is for tuesday when he will meet the forced minister and no doubt, the question of scottish dependence will come up. the scottish national party which controls the scottish parliament, would like to see a 2nd referendum having won a few years ago. a 2nd referendum sometime within the next 2 years. and something that at the royal family, particularly the queen, was very reluctant to see succeed. and i suspect king charles wil

that is what is the backbone of the royal family. just, that formality which of course is a moment to capture the moments between you know as we see members of the family and it is always heartwarming to capture. a lot of us remember those pictures of the queen talking to -- prince louis on the balcony and i think they are very heartwarming moments. i think it is these moments that we look back on and it is always been special capturing these historic moments for the queen. >> so as you've done that, the queen within her family, what did you capture about her relationship with those she loved the most her children, grandchildren, great grandchildren? >> it really was quite rare to get -- members of the family in on public display and christening's is when facing particular fond of which is prince george with the queen princess charlotte christening is lovely moments looking up at her and everyone talking about you can guess it is someone about the queens health at this day it is those kinds of things not always exactly a image but it

and they've happened in the royal family. >> charles and camilla's relationship is no longer a scandalto the young princes. the hunt is on for the next royal fairy tale. >> prince william. could there be another wedding perhaps in the cards sometime soon? >> no. i don't think so. housewives... whoops. i just want to talk! get your tv together. call 1-800-directv to save up to $120. we're a different kind of dentistry. one who believes in doing anything it takes to make dentistry work for your life. so we offer a complete exam and x-rays free to new patients without insurance - everyday. plus, patients get 20% off their treatment plan. we're on your corner and in your corner every step of the way. because your anything is our everything. aspen dental. anything to make you smile. book today at aspendental.com, walk in, or call 1-800-aspendental. she was supposed to be the one. i used to believe in the one. and then i realized, there's plenty of savings in the sea. what? amazon has daily deals, so every day is a chance to meet the deal that catches your eye, that shakes your soul, that ch

the meticulous-ness with the royal family and they royal household, it is well-established. any family business. there is tremendous development and nursing of success. that is why i am so confident that king charles will be a terrific king. at the same time that it has been -- the duchess of cambridge is alongside him. that will be extremely important when ensuring that the royal family is able to continue to reach younger generations. it is worth noting that a lot of the initiatives that king charles put in place during his period as prince of wales. it is well-established with organizations. it has many supporters. all of those advocacy's could continue. he himself will not be able to publicly articulate political opinion. that has been noted already. >> well established. everybody knows what they are. a minor historical correction for me. your title, you are appointed that title, it goes back to king george the fifth. that is queen elizabeth's grandfather. king charles, when he was the prince, it was reported that he wanted to slim down the monarchy. not in terms of the

reporter: the queen said the couple was saddened to step away from the royal family and moved to the ed states. when she came to the throne, the queen made a promise to the nation. >> i shall be devoted to your service and to our great imperial family to which we all belong. reporter: it was a pledge many said she managed to fulfill, remaining a constant in an ever-changing world. >> we will bring in our guest in a moment. let's take a closer look at the british monarchy. it is known as a constitutional monarchy, meaning the sovereign is head of state, but does not rule. that is done by the government and the monarch must work in conjunction with parliament, so it is a symbolic role. they are head of state for 14 commonwealth countries like australia, jamaica, new zealand. the monarchy is supported by members of the royal family. let's bring in our guest, a writer, editor and author. she joins us from london. and, a royal writer and former photographer joins us from oxford. and, a london based political consultant and commentator and advisor from london. long live the queen or rather,

and so, the european royal families the late queen related to many of the royal families of europe.en. we have the king of spain, the royal family of monaco, the netherlands, the william of orange. and all related. and i think they play an important part as well. they are a little more recognizable than perhaps the heads of state in suits. i think a little more colorful. also, carlos, a disgraced father of -- sorry, king philip. he was invited to come up within the spanish government said, "no, no, no, you are too controversial and in trouble." he came anyway. >> jonathan: you talk about the royal families but anybody, whether in the philippines or in australia or in kenya, you say the queen, it was the queen. she was the only royal that everybody in the royal seem to know. >> for obvious reasons. everybody in the world even for the youngest of the youngest children, they recognize the queen. >> jonathan: such a pleasure to have you here. we will come back to you frequently throughout this hour. really lovely to see you this morning. there are a lot of moving parts to make sure that

irate royal family were standing vigil? we were royal family were standing vigil?p of people that made the hours of waiting a lot easier to deal with, i suppose. but easier to dealwith, i suppose. but as we not easier to deal with, i suppose. but as we got closer we thought we would miss it. _ as we got closer we thought we would miss it, didn't we? but we were so lucky— miss it, didn't we? but we were so lucky to— miss it, didn't we? but we were so lucky to gel— miss it, didn't we? but we were so lucky to get to the top of the stairs— lucky to get to the top of the stairsjust disabled lucky to get to the top of the stairs just disabled were lucky to get to the top of the stairsjust disabled were finishing. and what— stairsjust disabled were finishing. and what did you notice about the way they were carrying themselves of the site of the queen's coffin. what will stay with you from that experience?— will stay with you from that experience? just the level of res - ect experience? just the level of respect from _ experience? just the level of respect from everyone -

summer of 981 was the most watch tv broadcast the whole time when what appeared to be a perfect royal family life began to unravel. the tabloid press was merciless. in the 1900 ninety's, the newspapers feasted on the royal affairs and divorces. charles and diana's marriage failed. and in 1997, diana died in a traffic accident. the worldwide outpouring of sympathy was overwhelming, but the royal family struggled to find sympathetic words. she was an exceptional and gifted human being in good times and bad. she never lost her capacity to smile and laugh when others with her warmth and kindness. ah, this was when the royal's popularity hidden all time low diana's son's princes william and harry did not talk about the trauma of their mother's death until years later. ah, when harry's marriage to us televisions to megan markov has repeatedly exploited by the tabloids the couple made a radical exit. they officially turned their backs on the royal family. ultimately moving to the united states. there they complained in interviews about racism in the media. and also in the palace compared to the oth

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

there are people who are royalists and love the royal family, there are people who think it is a waste of money, there are some people that don't have a strong stance, but regardless what camp people find themselves in, there is deep feeling of respect for this one woman and everything she was able to do. she met with 15 prime ministers, she met with 14 u.s. presidents, it is incredible to see what she's done. i was talking with people here she's lived through, the milestones she's reigned over and just being this pillar of strength fors changed. think back to 1952, how different the world was when she stepped into this job, not when she was born, when she became queen and how much she's seen and done, she's met with a prime minister every single week since then, just a remarkable thing to look back on in life in general. regardless if people don't love the monarchy, they respected this woman and that is a tremendous loss. >> carley: without question. we are looking at images behind you of a flurry of people surrounding outside buckingham palace to pay respects. can you characterize wh

, whether they should pay taxes, how many members of the royal family should actually receive public money in so all those conversations are ongoing. so i think more than more than the change from the ro family, perhaps it's a change in e. a. a new conversation which is host inevitably been opened up by the parsing of queen elizabeth the 2nd. and let's not forget the actual unity of the united itself because of course there is an ongoing push from the governing party in scotland to hold a referendum to, to break away from the u. k. there are some predictions that there could be changes on the island of island in the, in the next few years. hard to say. but these are all discussions which have been opened up inevitably. and so, yeah, lots of lots of things for king charles to contend with as he takes so much wrong. okay, nadine barbara live for us at saint paul's cathedral in london. thank you. it's been an end of an error and the beginning of a new rain in the united kingdom of the passing of its longest serving mana queen elizabeth the 2nd on thursday. andrew simmons reports on the q

just talking about the scandals involving prince andrew, which was hugely embarrassing for the royal familyourse, the very famous fracture and rupture of the fairy tale with princess diana and prince charles. the various divorces and also prince harry essentially stepping back from royal duties. she has been this steady hand through all of that and honestly i can't imagine anyone else being at the helm of this family during those various crises. >> i think we're all just holding our breaths to be honest. i think everyone in the uk now, it is bigger i agree, about the commonwealth, about the world. just waiting to see and hoping for the best and preparing for the worst on a very human level. she is in many ways the face of british history, the face of british culture. and not just because she's the queen of england, because she is this queen. >> right. >> for all of the reasons that you just mentioned and so many more, the bright smile, the -- some of the saddest moments that we've seen, the funeral of course of prince philip, but then the happiest moments, the olympics, the jubilee when we