it's famous for its royal guard, and you can experience the changing of the royal guard every single day as emerge from the barracks through the whole copenhagen city and end up here. so now we are waiting for the royal guard. they're scheduled to come here to 12 p. m, and there's a whole crowd waiting to see them here. sheesh sheesh . hm. mm. ah ah, in the winter, it is more spectacular than in summer, as the royal family only resides here in winter. sulu this magnificent church has the largest church dome and the whole of scandinavia, with a span of more than 31 meter which rests on 12 different columns. it's also known as the marble church. ah, [000:00:00;00] with this little moment statue is probably one of the most famous landmarks in the city . it depicts a mermaid becoming a human based on the famous story of hans christian andersen, who was sort of the ugly duckling by the way. and don't be surprised when you come here to find that the moment statue is smaller than you expected. and it's also pretty crowded here. ah, ah, ah, built in the dutch renaissance style. the rosenberg

in britain, they are discussing the fainting of the royal guard, he lost consciousness at the coffin of elizabeth ii, many note that the hats of the guardsmen and the skins of bears are to blame, they are very warm, weigh 3 kg and it is extremely difficult to be in them in the room. soldiers stand at roughly elizabeth ii for 6 hours, by the way, shura of one bear goes for each hat. states are unable to increase oil and gas supplies to europe, this was reported by finational times, and therefore the fall of the european union into the financial abyss has just begun, while the united states is doing everything to hush up the crimes of the kiev regime, this also applies to the shelling at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, as the rich use it. why is germany afraid of a repeat of the night of long knives, maria-skorodilko will tell? the rich carefully avoids mention. who exactly is shelling the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, as an american human rights activist, a former cia analyst, explained earlier raymond mcgowerde, explanation simple international agency is under strong pressure f

first battalion of the royal guard. to the door of westminster hall, ready for it to be transferred to the gun carriage. [bells toll] [bells toll] [bells toll] [bells toll] >> [indiscernible] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [bells toll] ♪ [bells toll] ♪ [bells toll] ♪ [bells toll] [bells toll] [bells toll] ♪ >> the queen's board to the abbey where she was married in 1940 seven, crowned in 1953, where she attended oil weddings and funerals. part of the recurring seasons of death and renewal. [bells toll] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> in grief and also in profound thanksgiving, we come to this house of god to a place of prayer, to a church where remembrance and hope our sacred duties. here, where queen elizabeth was married and crowned, we gather from across the nation, under the commonwealth, and from the nations of the world, to mourn her loss, to remember her long life of selfless service and ensure confidence to commit her to the mercy of god, our maker and redeemer. gratitude, we remember her unswerving commitment to our high calling over so many

the royal guard is busy preparing for the ceremony right now, the trip to westminster hall will take ure the royal family, king charles, prince william, and prince harry walking the route you see their own foot. thousands are already there waiting to say the last goodbyes to the queen. she will lie and stayed in westminster until her funeral on monday. in other news a coalition of conservative democrats ditching their party to back a republican lee zeldin overcurrent new yorker governor captain mike kathy hochul. speak of the bronx are crying out for protection. >> we are sick and tired of being sick and tired! >> there's only one person we feel can stop this. >> new york city councilman democrat robert holden was in a video and he is here to tell us why. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> ainsley: councilman come you been a lifelong democrat, tell us why you are supporting lee zeldin the republican. >> robert: 50 years i've been a democrat and you can seat the street any type you go out in new york city you see problems. you going into our subways, my wife won't ride the subway

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as royal guards stand vigil, mourners describe her majesty's death as a mix of emotions. crow >> got a yeah, very much. and pride. yeah, but the tears and it seemed initially like in the end of an era. >> that are being very heartened, by the way, in which the new king >> has taken the throne. you know, the way in which he is being accepted, vo 2 peoples. so wisconsin is he's there and i'm just a quite to have to mystic night. >> and grant vicki trying to show you a little bit. there are some service members who are out on the just next to westminster abbey who are practicing right in alignment marching. there are horses drums, a maybe a little bit difficult to see. there was just a line. isn't there a minute ago they've been walking back and forth up and down the street practicing in advance of the funeral. they've been practicing now for several for funeral. and again, there are people who are streaming in to westminster hall. 24 7 now until monday to pay their final respects. >> katie, with all those who are coming what is security like for all the events that are taki

by soldiers of the royal guard there is already a short service for the family and those who want to get into the hall from the evening can enter the hall 24 hours a day until the morning of september 19, on monday, queen elizabeth ii will be buried elena blysniakova the only news in the public, after all, we were there good night news to you take care unconquered cities of ukraine is the cossack city of izyum, where one of the oldest buildings of the slobozhanshchyna is located. the transfiguration cathedral was the center of the famous of the raisin regiment, the place did not survive the first famine thanks to the active fight against the pro-regimes in the second world city twice it was in the center of fierce battles today raisin is again on the line of fire and on it dinner, but ready to stand for victory undefeated for more than 160 days without a day off more than two steps away from danger thousands of kilometers along the front line scout groups with the call sign every day i risk my life and every day he says i'm not tired i'm not tired of

will spend the night here entering the palace people went through the rebellion guarded by the royal guards leslie brian lives in london, despite advancing age, she completely stood the line, she says it was very important for her people who stood in line behind us we just hugged when we left, the guard procession lasted more than 6 hours, first the coffin on the gun carriage of the royal fleet, which was dragged by 142 sailors to the right of the vinzmeister abbey , members of the royal family, in particular, king charles iii and his sons prince william and harry, followed in the process. there were 2,000 guests present at the funeral ceremony, and about 500 world leaders and high-ranking officials from ukraine, in particular, first lady olena zelenska and prem at the end of the ceremony, the horn sounds and there is a two-minute national silence in the process, downing was bypassed street and drove past the royal residence , buckingham palace, to the wellington arch in hyde park on big ben, which minutes the bell was ringing and fireworks were fired in hyde park, then the queen began her

. ♪ after 9/11, she famously had the royal guards play the "star spangled banner" in front of buckinghamto show our tight bond remained unbroken. tonight, america remembering england's queen and celebrating her incredible legacy. and in 60 seconds, her style was iconic but next, how she make your home totally you. i did with wayfair. sometimes i'm a homebody. can never have too many pillows. sometimes i'm all business. wooo! i'm a momma 24/7. seriously with the marker? i'm a bit of a foodie. perfect. but not much of a chef. yes! ♪ wayfair you've got just what i need. ♪ bravo! you used the quicksilver card from capital one. with no annual fee and unlimited 1.5 percent cash back on every purchase, everywhere... that makes you the hero of every purchase. ahhhh! what's in your wallet? >>> for all the formality and privacy in her life, the queen connected with the masses in her own way becoming a towering figure in top culture. molly hunter has more. >> reporter: the queen's image was recognizable around the world. pop cultural icon, the queen has been depicted in popular culture more than an

the night here, entering the palace, people pass by and look at elizaveta, who is guarded by the royal guardsslie brian lives in london, she completely lined up says it was very important for her the people who stood in line behind us we just hugged when we left the funeral procession lasted more than six hours first the coffin on the cannon carriage of the royal navy which was dragged by 142 sailors to the right to the 80-bats after the service the coffin with the queen's body was brought to the streets in the process, melena bypassed downing street and drove past the royal residence buckingham palace to the wellington arch in hyde park, then the coffin with the queen was taken to windsor castle, the monarch will rest next to her husband philip in the chapel of st. george on the territory of the family castle of windsor to see the monarch on his last journey, about 500 world leaders and high-ranking officials arrived, the bbc reports, to say goodbye to the queen, the wife of the president, olena zelenska, came, the president of ukraine himself honored the memory of the british monarch earlie

members of the royal family followed on foot behind the queen's coffin, flanked by the king's royal body guard, the royal company of archers and a guard of honor. as it was carried a few 100 meters up the historic boil mile. guns fired every minute. the final runs renewed as the harris drew to a halt outside the cathedral. inside a memorial service celebrated the life of the queen and her connections to scotland . ah, it's the queen keeps there for 70 years in there who and she is like up catholic, grandly didn't know so as thought because the peer specs. she's done a lot for this country. a lot for me. my husband, the nation is a queen is a good mother. i just think it's important show you respect. after the service, the king headed to the scottish parliament and responded to a motion of condemns before returning to saint giles cathedral, to post a vigil with other royal family members around the queen's coffin. the coffin continued clean. elizabeth. the 2nd will stay here in edinburgh for another 24 hours to allow people the opportunity to pay their last respect. after that. london accompani

as royal guards stand vigil, mourners describe her majesty's death as a mix of emotions.take pride. yeah, but the tears and it seemed initially like in the end of an era. >> that are being very heartened, by the way, in which the new king >> has taken the throne. you know, the way in which he is being accepted, vo 2 peoples. so wisconsin is he's there and i'm just a quite to have to mystic night. >> and bill, who was just lovely to speak with said that it wasn't a question for him of if you would come pays respects to the queen. but when ken and pam, you probably can't hear it right now. but there are actually bagpipes now practicing behind us just feet from westminster abbey. again, all of this in preparation for the funeral on monday. >> well, we can hear the bagpipes and it certainly sets the stage for what's going katie, real talk about the viewing because i know there are thousands of people who are cute as they say there for a long line to try to get through. is it going to be 24 hours a day that they're going to allow people to go through and well, everybody get a

, will henceforth become our only rightful ruler, charles iii, following this statement by the royal guardse traditional ritual. they welcomed the new king by taking off. to do this, their bear hats. the solemn announcement was preceded by a meeting of a special council, which was supposed to officially approve on the accession of charles iii to the throne. this is a long tradition that goes back to the the period when the saxon kings ruled in england, the last time such a council met more than 70 years ago, when the father of elizabeth ii king george the sixth died, but this time for the first time in history the meeting of the council was broadcast on television from the andrzej palace. in addition to the wife of charles iii, queen consort camila and the heir to the throne, prince william, politicians, representatives of the church and former british prime minister david cameron , a fighter, gathered. johnson teresa may gordon brown and tony blair sixth was alice runs, who now leads british cabinet, necessarily part of the procedure. the oath of the monarch guarantees failure. churches. i

going to give bread to the people, therefore, they decided to give at least circuses and drove the royal guardter that, the audience was shown the weapons that the british army had left. after helping ukraine, everything ended there, and no one waited for an invitation to the table, sergey kremlev, especially for the sawmill. this week it became clear that the phrase ukrainian diplomat. soon to become a household name the ukrainian embassy in london posted a farewell message on the facade in memory of elizabeth ii, calling her queer, not queen if someone did not understand, i will explain all the piquancy of the moment, that queen queer is a collective term for all people with a non-traditional sexual orientation. well , there are lesbians and the other eighty- odd genders. or how much they came up with in the west , you can’t even mention. such a trifle is just one letter n p. but this is cooler than, for example, instead of the verkhovna rada, write the verkhovna rada, in the words of viktor stepanovich chernomyrdin, they wanted the best, but it turned out as always, although it would seem t

will spend the night here entering the palace people pass by strings elizabeth guarded by the royal guards leslie bryan lives in london she completely lined up says it was very protection is important for her, the procession lasts more than 6 hours , first the coffin on a cannon carriage of the royal navy, which was dragged by 142 sailors to the right to the village abbey at 8, after the service, the coffin with the queen's body was brought to milondon street in the process in the past downing street and drove past the royal residence buckingham palace to wilton arch in hyde park, then the coffin with the queen was taken to windsor castle, the monarch will rest next to her husband philip in st. george's chapel on the grounds of the windsor family castle, see the monarch on his way, the last arrived around p bbc reports that seven hundred world leaders and high-ranking officials came to say goodbye to the queen, the wife of president oleh zelensky came, the president of ukraine himself honored the memory of the british monarch earlier in the embassy kingdoms in kyiv at the ceremony, there w

covered with the royal standard and crowned with the crown of the british empire, soldiers of the royal guard are on duty there, there is already a short service for the family, and those who want to enter the hall from the evening can enter the hall 24 hours a day until the morning of september 19, on monday, queen elizabeth ii will be buried, elena blisniakova, the only news at the public 15 consultations, three operations conducted in lviv by american surgeons, their patients, ukrainian children with birth defects or injuries received as a result of hostilities, were conducted together with ukrainian doctors with details of iryna mochulska in the hospital with a medical mission, surgeons from the usa came, they consulted and operated on ukrainian children with congenital defects, as well as on children with explosive injuries, ukrainian specialists and maxillofacial surgeon steve orden and plastic surgeon craig khobor, we love ukrainians, our hearts are with you, we are sorry that you had to face the brutality of war we hope that we help you in this way you have wonderful doctors and medic

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>> as much as a royal guard, royal family, and royal crown.. the right of the palace and a place of the heart. >> the cork is where a big deal. >> they have written extensively about the royal family, dogs and all. >> they were just extremely good company for her. and good times and bad. and they made her laugh. >> from her youth, the queen loved animals. horses, hunting dogs. but the court case were special. her first, susan, one of the queen tiny mood. and became matriarch to one long line of pampered pooches. that from silver balls. walked incessantly. and playing a peculiar diplomatic role when the queen met others. >> china said they would like a little moving carpet. that preceded her into a room. whenever the conversation lighten anyway. the court case could always be counted on to supply some points of conversation. >> the dogs were not always so agreeable. the first minister of scotland were called a dinner with the queen when the lights began to fail. >> it has been suddenly leaped up and started across the room. peter has spotted th

. >> reporter: as much as her royal guard, royal family, and royal crown, the queen's wobbling entourage world, with the run of the palace and a place in her heart. >> the corgies were a big deal. >> reporter: writing extensively about the royal family, dogs and all. >> they were extremely good company for her. in good times and bad. and i think they made her laugh. >> reporter: from her youth the queen loved animals, horses, hunting dogs, but the corgies were special. her first, susan, went on the queen's honeymoon then became matriarch to a long line of pampered pooches fed from silver bowls, walked incessantly, and playing a peculiar diplomatic role when the queen met others. >> diana said they were like a little moving carpet that preceded her into a room. and whenever the conversation lagged in any way, the corgies o could always be counted on to supply some point of conversation. >> reporter: the dogs were not always so agreeable. the first minister of scotland recalled a dinner with the queen when the lights began to fail. >> my husband suddenly lit up and darted across the room.

15 miles away from the british capitol, it will be greeted by members of the royal air force and royal guardter, princess ann, will be accompanying her body. it will make a procession down through the freeway and then through some major landmarks taking in great sites. it will be transferred, greeted by members of the royal family. her children will be back including king charles iii and queen consort camila. we're expecting them to be back to be present for receiving their mother's body back to buckingham pail lace which was her main home and palace. her coffin will lie in the bow room, a specific room until about 5 a.m. tomorrow morning. thereafter it will move towards westminster hall for four days where it will lie in state giving many people an opportunity to pay their respects before the big state funeral on monday. we're talking about a massive logistical operation. new test for the biggest police force in the usa. this is a huge deal. there are changes in the realm of policing as well. they said this is going to be the biggest test they've ever faced. we're talking 10,000 officers wh

holidays and to say ballot or has always been important to the royal family and here is where the royal guard who had just presented on behalf of the armed forces the first alert of the late sovereign on this journey. it's where they are based. now at victoria barracks named of course after the monarch who fell in love with these hills and who decided that this was where the royal highland would be. he the queen particularly loved going for picnics, lunches, and picnics uppers. and while that sounds like a cold and what thing to do, there were a number of old cottages on the balmoral estate that prince philip and she developed so that they were pretty places to go to. and from which to have walks across the countryside, of course the great thing about scotland is that there is no rule of trespass. and very often, when the queen will arrive at one of the cottages that would be members to the public who might just happen to be having a picnic to and they would hear a cook often a of court gates parking. and the queen would always be very curtis because that was her nature. she would always be h

centuries of tradition and history to break with, when she decided with the changing oh of the royal guardshe queen," never mind singing. so that plays to her sense of appeal. i was going to say earlier, what we have to remember today as we watch this, we're looking at her last wishes. this is the embodiment and enactment of her final wishes. in terms of royal tribute, i don't think it gets better to get back to what sally was saying, than the choice that in my heart i believe she made. yes, she would spend her summers there, and this has a meaningful history for her. but it doesn't surprise me in a way while she was there, because it was the summer, somehow she chose not to leave there, and that her final journey was made and is a showcase not only to the beauty of scotland but to the passion she had for it. >> what's interesting as we watch these images play out on the screen, we're not just watching the queen sort of travel through the streets of scotland. we are watching right now on our screens, 100 years of british history traveling through the streets of scotland. this hearse carryin

royal standard. it will be guarded. 247 by members of the royal guards. standing on each corner of the coffin, i'm by we think around $1600.00 g m t. so 5 o'clock local. that is, when members of the public will be able to start paying their respects and filing past the coffin itself. we believe that the queues will be somewhere between 2 or 3 even more kilometers long. given the many tens of thousands of people that are keen, of course, to be part of this historic moment to pay their respects to the late monarch. we believe we will be moved through that space very quickly to ensure as many people concede that opportunity. and then after that for days is up the very, very short journey of the coffin form westminster hall to westminster abbey, where the main state funeral will take place. and we'd now know a few more details about who will and who potentially won't be at that funeral. we know that sir. invitations have not been extended to russia, myanmar or bell, or roofs, given current tensions. and that to iran will be represented by the nation's ambassador to the u. k. rather than any body hire a m

after 9/11, she famously had the royal guard play the star spangled banner in front of buckingham palaceto show our tied bond remained unbroken. america remembering england's queen and celebrating her incredible legacy. >> our thanks to our friend lester holt for that. >>> still ahead here, the queen was am service to her country until the very end. appointing the final prime minister of her reign just days before her passing. we will look at the state of affairs in the country she leaves behind ahead on this special edition of "way too early." >>> queen elizabeth's death comes at a moment of great uncertainty for britain as we take a look at the crowds outside buckingham palace. her passing set in motion a complicated royal trans ition, elevating her eldest son and heir charles to the throne, the first king since 1952 and the oldest person to become monarch in british history. this comes amid political and economic up heel in the united kingdom. liz truss, the new prime minister has been in office for only a few days following months of political turmoil in the british government and th

resorts of the farewell ceremony with the queen in the uk at the coffin of elizabeth ii, one of the royal guardsost consciousness this moment was recorded by cameras that lead live broadcast of the ceremony. the police rushed to the aid of the guard. it is known that the coffin is guarded around the clock, the change of sentries takes place every six hours. not performed by the national library of belarus president alexander lukashenko congratulated one of the largest in the world team on its anniversary. today it is the largest information socio-cultural center of the country, where high technologies, ultra-modern design and creative architecture are combined. by the way, the building is on the 24th line in the top 50 most unusual buildings of the continents a century ago, this treasury was organized as a university library at bsu. however, a year later it was separated into an independent structure in the pre-war period, the funds of the state library of the bssr named after lenin , as it was called in the thirties to nineties of the last century, amounted to more than two million copies . or

. >> we're waiting to see the royal guard of honor from scotland. we think there will be a salute.hink you will hear bagpipes as well before the plane departs or as the plane is departinempt tarmac may appear. the beauty and the population along the narrow streets of the medieval towns and villages and then edinburgh and the royal mile. this is the final farewell for queen elizabeth ii from scotland, which really was her happy place, if you will, the place where she vacations. kelly, you spent time in scotland. you have seen and talked to the people and the emotional farewell that they felt, the bond they felt from her childhood. i was looking at some of the interviews you have done and some of the people in the village closer to balmoral who remember her coming into the pastry shops with her younger sister margaret as a child. this was always the place where she knew was the vacation place in august. kelly? >> it's the place where she felt most comfortable. it's the place where she could sort of relax. she could walk out into the hills. she could ride her horse. she could go to th

each corner of the coffin, guarded by members of the military in full military dress. we believe also that we may see members of the royal family also taking upon themselves to watch over the body, guarded 24 hours a day, remaining there for 4 days, allowing members of the public to file past expect long queues and multi hour wakes before the main events, of course, the state funeral of queen elizabeth there has been fighting between armenia and as a by john a many as defense ministry says 3 of its military positions were attacked by the, as a by shiny army. but as a by chance is a menia started their latest provocation to delay the signing of a peace treaty agreed. just last month, there has been flare ups and fighting after a cease fire was declared following a war in 2020 and the dispute. it's nicole. no caraballo region will. i'm a sad of isn't as a by john base, political endless. he blames armenia for the latest flare up and violence. laska offensive operation against origin honor has begun in the direction of the luncheon origins of the border in response to this region. on thought or contact of friends of relatio

; stinging; w w f gaps; assesses; w f gags}; stinging}; 1h; rays you see just a changing of the royal guardll. we are welcoming our viewers from bbc two and there you see down the mall to buckingham palace that the royal standard is flying, which signalled that king charles is home and that it has been a busy morning for beginning and also the newly created prince of wales. the two of them have been out and about visiting crowds on the albert embankment close to lambeth bridge this morning, notjust for a short while either. they were present for about 20 minutes, engaging with conversation with all of these people who have had quite a chilly night, those

lying in state hs been underway for more than 16 hours and it's starting to get to some of the royal guards. oh man. one guard standing watch over the queen's coffin faintedg off the platform head first. two head first. two others rushed to to help him while people filed around the coffin. the shifts are in four different six hour shifts for each soldier 24 hours hours a day until monday. no word yet on the condition of the of the guard. >> they spend so many hours, its amazing this doesn't happen more happen more often. >> yeah, not good to see. we'll see if we can get an update on their condition. hopefully they're doing okay. > >> 5:25. ahead on our red and gold report, the latest on the tight end's r sunday's game. a live look from london where lines keep growing as late late ♪hefty, hefty, hefty!♪ whoa... [john cena sniffs] how do they get these things to smell so good? ♪hefty, hefty...♪ ♪hefty, hefty, hefty!♪ must be magic. hefty® ultra strong™ with fabuloso® scent. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> welcome back. it is 5:27. hee is a look at top stories. one bullet could put the man at the center of the

down to westminster hall, but when she was on the catafalque and, you know, you have all of the royal guard regiment looking incredibly impress impressive and solemn, but what you've been watching on tv the vigil of the princes, when princess anne, the princess royal, wasn't party to that, it was done in the evening, prince william and harry and other members of the family watched sort of from the balcony, so it's very similar. there's a continuity, but a lot of modernization in what we're seeing today. it was very moving and very moving for the family. obviously, being with them you're aware of how sad and how this impacts them personally, but then you have that public face where you're also mourning on behalf of the nation and people and so it's -- there's two huge roles there which i think one has to understand to think of the enormity of what's on their shoulders at this point. >> haillary, i think we have lie pictures of the streams of public coming in to pay their respects to the queen. we've seen pictures outside, people standing many lines deep just on the royal mile watching her ad

queen is now in, i guess. [ laughter ] her majesty's casket is being protected around the clock by royal guardsand the stress of that work is taking its toll. i want you to keep you eye on that guy in the front. because -- down he goes. [ laughter ] ad none of the other guards move a muscle to help. [ laughter ] by the way, i tried that bit at the emmys, it doesn't work. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] they're stealing my bit, guillermo. >> guillermo: yes, yes. >> jimmy: miss magasty, donald jacqueline trump, now finds himself at the center of multiple ongoing investigations. there are five different probes penetrating trump's underbelly right now, and those are just the ones we know about right now. the department of justice, the fbi, the fulton county district attorney, the manhattan district attorney, and the new york state attorney general are all closing in on trump. even his lawyers have had to hire lawyers. [ laughter ] some maga faithful are worried that trump's legal problems could hurt republicans in the midterms, not to mention his own prospects in 2024. and this probably doesn'

as royal guards stand vigil, mourners describe her majesty's death as a mix of emotions.ke you right? yeah, lots of tears. and it seemed initially like in the end of an era. >> that are being very heartened, by the way, in which the new king >> has taken the throne. you know, the way in which he is being accepted both peoples. so becomes news. he's there and i'm just a quite to mistake night. >> and that was katie corrado reporting. a lot of people looking for ways to pay tribute to the late queen. some are doing it with tattoos. a couple of royal fans now have tattoos of the longest reigning monarch. >> one man getting a shadowy profile of her royal majesty on his arm, along with the dates 1926. to 2022, another man got a little more detail with. he's had 2 of the monarch on his calf. the tattoo artist says that it took 6 hours to complete. it's likely these 2 men are not the only ones honoring the queen in this way. both tattoo parlor say that they've received a lot of requests, said she died last thursday. pretty work there. yeah, nice. nice stuff. if you're into tatto

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the royal company of archers and a guard of honor. as it was carried a few 100 meters up the historic royal mile guns fired every minute. the final runs ringing out. as the harris drew to a halt outside the cathedral. inside a memorial service celebrated the life of the queen and her connections to scotland . ah, it's the queen keeps there for 70 years in dairy, when she is make up cather, grammy didn't know. so a thought because the peer specs. she's done a lot for this country. a lot for me. my husband, the nation is a queen is a grammar. the mother, i just think it's him ponchos back after the service, the king headed to the scottish parliament and responded to a motion of condemns before returning to saint giles cathedral, to post a vigil with other royal family members around the queen's coffin. the coffin, continued queen elizabeth, the 2nd will stay here in edinburgh for another 24 hours to allow people the opportunity to pay their last respects. after that, it'll be phone to london accompanied by the queen's daughter princess o

each corner of the coffin, guarded by members of the military and in full military dress. we believe also that we may see members of the royal family also taking upon themselves to watch over the body will be guarded 24 hours a day, remaining there for 4 days, allowing members of the public to file past expect long queues and multi hour wakes before the main events, of course, the state funeral of queen elizabeth well still ahead on al jazeera with lebanon's economy already suffering. we look at the crumbling state of the prison system. ah. the journey has begun. the 3 full world copies on its way to the castle book, your travel package today. this is your weather report for asia. thank you so much for joining in good to be with you. and it's a very soggy pitcher for india, but we can trace it from why spain gall intimate to pradesh of the per dash, right through into marashi. and parts of try to stand on to say that's really where some of the heaviest falls of bramble b. but really around the bay of been gall anywhere you are just blanketed in rain here. so certainly the brisk, i've seen some flash flooding over the next 24

royal guards will stand vigil at each corner of the platform.dreds of thousands of mourners are expected to flock to westminster to say goodbye to the queen as she lies in state until her funeral on monday. lines of people have already been waiting for days for a chance to say goodbye to her majesty. we ought to royal fans. we tend everybody to get to. and my father was in the got to get the car a nation off the queen. >> she went down as princess she came back as the queen of you know, caryn nation. it's a big things she's >> and that woman was the second person online. she has been waiting since monday to pay her respects. we're told that thankfully, everyone who is in line get's a wristband that allows them to go out to use the temporary restrooms that are set up across the area and also to get food so that they can be at least a little bit more comfortable as they wait for hours to pay their respects. justine. katie, thank you so much. >> back here now to the bay area's we take this live look outside of her camera showing us walnut creek rig

as royal guards stand vigil, mourners describe her majesty's death as a mix of emotions. want to cry. >> got a yeah, very much. and take you right? yeah, lots of tears. and it seemed initially like in the end of an era. >> that are being very heartened, by the way, in which the new king >> has taken the throne. you know, the way in which he is being accepted both peoples. so becomes news. he's there and i'm just a quite to mistake night. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the niners have moved on from that disappointing loss to the bears and they're on to the next one. it's seahawks week here in the bay, which is a big deal. we know and expect levi's could be rockin. it's the home opener and fans are ready to support trey lance. he wasn't great last week, but all things considered. there's some good stuff to build off of kyle shanahan is hoping to see all of that this sunday and make no mistake about it. the entire team not just land will have to play much better because seattle, they look pretty good on monday against the broncos. the preparation this week started as soon as t

members of the royal family followed on foot behind the queen's coffin, flanked by the king's royal body guard. the royal company of archers and a guard of honor. as it was carried a few 100 meters up, the historic boil mile, diamonds fired every minute. the final runs renewed. as the harris drew to a halt outside the cathedral. inside a memorial service celebrated the life of the queen and her connections to scotland . ah, it's the queen keeps there for 70 years in there who and she is make up cather grammy didn't know. so a thought because the peer specs. she's done a lot for this country. a lot for me. my husband, the nation is a queen is a mother. i just think it's important show you respect. after the service, the king headed to the scottish parliament and responded to a motion of condemns before returning to saint giles cathedral, to post of vigil with other royal family members around the queen's coffin. the coffin, contin, clueless of us. the 2nd will stay here in edinburgh for another 24 hours to allow people the opportunity to pay their last respects. after that, it'll be fun to lond

as royal guards stand vigil, mourners describe her majesty's death as a mix of emotions. you want to >> got a yeah, very much. and take you right? yeah, lots of tears. and it seemed initially like in the end of an era. >> that are being very heartened, by the way, in which the new king >> has taken the throne. you know, the way in which he is being accepted both peoples. so becomes news. he's there and i'm just a quite to mistake night. >> and bill told me that it wasn't a matter of if he paid his final respects. it was just a matter of when there is certainly a sense of obligation among a lot of people that they need to pay their respects to a queen who they have known for their entire lifetime. reporting outside of westminster abbey in london. i'm katie corrado. back to you. >> we will be covering the queen's funeral of beginning monday morning. we'll have live reports from london and you will be able to watch the funeral uninterrupted on kron 4 dot com. >> still ahead, the local cheerleading coach under investigation tonight for alleged inappropriate behavior. how pare

. ♪ >> after 9/11, she famously had the royal guards play the star spangled banner in front of buckinghamalace, to show our tight bond remained unbroken. america remembering england's queen and celebrating her incredible legacy. >> our thanks to nbc's lester holt. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," a look at some of the other stories making headlines this morning. including secretary of state antony blinken's surprise trip to ukraine. "way too early" will be right back. "way too early" wi blle ri back (driver) conventional thinking would say verizon has the largest and fastest 5g network. but, they don't. they only cover select cities with 5g. so, for me and the hundreds of drivers in my fleet, staying connected, cutting downtime, and delivering on time depends on t-mobile 5g. and with coverage of over 96% of interstate highway miles, they've got us covered. (vo) unconventional thinking delivers four times the 5g coverage of verizon. and it's ready right now. t-mobile for business. you never know what opportunities life will send your way. but if you have moderate to severe rheumato

this is the ceremonial royal guard, the calvary, the household calvary which are going back and forth starting a trumpet flare right now. i'm not sure exactly what that is about or is it practice, but nonetheless here in buckingham palace way, way, way south of where the queen's cortege is winding through the scottish territory is what we're seeing here. don, again, you know, there's so many questions that are going to be asked in the future, in the early days of king charles' reign about how you keep the united kingdom together and also about how you keep the commonwealth together and about what happens if more countries want to spin off to independence. again, it's worth remembering that the queen herself, queen elizabeth was, again, front and center of that debate. she welcomed members of the commonwealth that had sought independence, it's not like she put up, you know, for want of a better word a berlin wall between herself as sovereign and those who had taken their independence and become sovereign while remaining part of the commonwealth. she welcomed that. she wasn't -- it wasn

royal guards will stand vigil at each corner of the platform.ected to flock to westminster to say goodbye to the queen as she lies in state until her funeral on monday. lines of people have already been waiting for days for a chance to say goodbye to her majesty. we ought to royal fans. we tend everybody to get to. and my father was in the got to get the carnation off the queen. she went down as princess he came back as the queen of you know, caryn a >> 2, it's a big she's house to >> and everywhere you look, you see police officers, you see crowd control volunteers, people in line with spoken with said so far everything has been orderly and calm. noel, back to you. >> ad i was going to say i i saw some scuffles in scotland when she was doing a procession there. so it's good to know that that things remain calm and other that that was very cute story from the that couple of women there at the end. any other comments that touching you as you as you hear them? >> well, by the way, that woman was the second person in line. she's been there since mo