[gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] >> steve: i think i hear in a pause as wrapping up 96 gun salute. i believe we have also looked at the location at hyde park and other spots around the country including the british empire, belfast, edmon, and a number of naval bases as well. different as you can see as the soldiers cart off the guns from different arrows and all part of operation london bridge. honoring the death of queen elizabeth ii. >> ainsley: thank you for your years of service. let's bring in piers morgan, host of "piers morgan uncensored" here for the jubilee celebration in june and is with us this morning. yesterday was a hard day for you. you said you did shed a few tears. how are you doing today and what do you want us to know

a gun salute for also taking place in commonwealth countries around the world. let's bring back in our correspondent, big mouse, who is standing outside. buckingham palace in london. big, we're seeing the live pictures there. what do you make of this? almost certainly unprecedented commemoration service we're seeing now for queen elizabeth. yes. and that reflects basically the magnitude of the situation because i think for a lot of british people, this is something that they haven't seen in their lifetime. they knew it was going d of the queen and the respect that british people are, have had towards said the love that many of felt. i think this is why of today that we indeed have not seen. it's just going to at least 10 days until her actual funeral, which will then be a period when british people will have a chance to reflect on what them out or not meant to them. and we'll be looking at are under king or i vega. i'm going to leave you there. unfortunately, we're having a little bit of a technical issue with big. it's lying there are. so we'll come back to the

gun salutes are about to take place. gun salutes are about to ring out across the united kingdom, to mark the death of queen elizabeth ii. carolinian. cannons fire salute this is called the death gun salute and is taking place in every corner of the united kingdom. cardiff castle, edinburgh castle, hillsborough castle, york, portsmouth. one round is being fired every 10 seconds — 96 rounds in total — representing one round for every year of the queen's life. the gun salutes ringing out right across the united kingdom, the first ceremonial event, main event, since the queen's death yesterday afternoon. royal correspondence nicholas witchell is next to me. these salutes are part of tradition. they are. bells are sounded at churches across the country and flowers are laid, and the nation begins its period of mourning, this first formal expression of that national mourning, the gun salute of 96 rounds fired by different branches of the armed forces, the army and royal navy at more than a dozen different locations around the

and gun salutes are fired in parks, _ and gun salutes are fired in parks, castles— and gun salutes areparks, castles and - and gun salutes are fired in parks, castles and around l and gun salutes are fired in. parks, castles and around the world, — parks, castles and around the world, .. ., world, with each round representing _ world, with each round representing one - world, with each round representing one yearl world, with each round i representing one year of world, with each round - representing one year of the queen's life. a period of national mourning for her majesty queen elizabeth ii has now started, led by her successor king charles iii. earlier on friday, the new king arrived at buckingham palace, after travelling from balmoral in scotland, where the queen died on thursday, at the age of 96. in his first address to the people as monarch, charles fought to contain his emotion, as he thanked his late motherfor her decades of service. earlier, the new king had stopped to greet crowds at the palace gates, as gun salutes were fired across the united kingdom, and bells were rung

max, 96 rounds, salute. folks here stopped, paid attention, you could hear a pin drop, most you could hear. >> one for every year of her life. it is a reminder, isn't it, what a ripe age she reached, and also a reminder, you know, we were talking about how liz truss had her first audience with the queen when she got appointed, and how the queen as she promised in that 21st birthday message dedicated her entire life to her people and she never abdicated. she served right until the end. that's what's poignant about all the gun salutes. we have them here for ceremonial moments, but never this many. that speaks to the contribution i think the queen made to the united kingdom. as they fire off, i've been told that prince william left balmoral and is heading to windsor to be with his family. i'm sure we'll be hearing from him as well, a short statement about an appearance at some point. >> we saw prince william has left. prince harry left earlier. and we saw the king for the first time, the new king, leaving as we

a gun salute for queen elizabeth the 2nd is the united kingdom mourns her past. the u. k. parliament is in session to pay tribute to the longest serving royal in recent history. new king charles the 3rd arrives in london from ball moral greets crowds, paying their respects to his mom. as well as international reaction, we'll take a look at the lasting legacy of queen elizabeth's visit to ireland of the impact of death. they have all the islands staying within the u. k. ah, it is $1400.00, gmc hello. i'm adrian finnegan. this is al jazeera, britton's prime minister liz truss is about to meet the new king of the united kingdom charles sod of buckingham palace in london. charles is also to make his 1st televised address to the u. k as king. he'll speak to a nation mourning for his mother, queen elizabeth, who has died after 70 years on the throne. i'll the zeros andrew simmons reports on the day's events, so fall within seconds of king charles, the 3rd, arriving at buckingham palace with the queen, consort, came what appeared to be a change in schedule. a walk about the ki

gun salutes were sounded. 96 rounds, one for each year of queen elizabeth's life.in london, and it edinburgh castle, cardiff castle, near belfast, in gibraltar, and several othelocations. the queen's immediate family have been sharing reminiscences recorded for a bbc documentary. >> she was always there. you know, i could talk to her about this, that, or the other, and that has always been something, i think, that is very difficult not to have, if you know what i mean. >> the queen's participation in the spoof james bond film shown at the opening of the london olympics was recorded by the earl of essex. >> i thought it was an extraordinary moment because it just showed that fantastic tweak and sense of humor, and the fact that my mother cap that completely to herself and the team and did not tell anybody was just brilliant. >> bells were wrong at westminster abbey and other churches across the country, and at st. paul's cathedral this evening, a special service of prayer and reflection. britain looks to the future with a new king while it mourns a much loved queen.

they also give the nazi salute, though. in general, instead of a touching video.ut the little patriot, a scandal came out awkwardly. the tragic history of the trostenets concentration camp is remembered today in belarus on the day of remembrance of the victims, the crypt of all the connected temple took place further, the bike ride went to the memorial complex near the sculptural composition. gates of memory, an interfaith prayer took place, and we are always in all events. and at this event. we will call on the public relatives. if there is any information about those who died in the camp death stretcher. we always record them and put them in the book of memory of the memorial complex, because in the future a museum will be created there and there will be an electronic book in the list of victims. e death camps for the newly opened archival data of the prosecutor general's office in canes. no , more than half a million people were tortured during the war. well, that's all we have time to tell. further on the air is a television version of an open lesson from the

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. ♪ ♪ >> members of the royal family now saluting.gunshot] ♪ >> as the procession arrives at parliament square the tri-service guard of honor is waiting, colors straight, the lef, army and the navy. passing the statue of sir winston churchill, who had a particularly close bond with the queen. he was her first prime minister. when he retired in 1959, she wrote to him, i will forever be able to hold the place of my first prime minister tod and i o much and will always be profoundly grateful. ♪ [bell tolling] ♪ >> the gun carriage has now arrived at the palace of westminster, will the queen will lie and state until her funeral next month. [bell tolling] [applause] [gunshot] [gunshot] >> the guards removing the bearskin hats in preparation for the carrying of the coffin. [armed forces's commands] ♪ [choir singing] >> eight soldiers from queens company of the first dalian guard -- battalion. eight young men charged with this most public of duties. within a westminster hall comes the sound of the choirs of the chapel royal in westminster ab

so yes, you can hear the gun salutes and see the gun salutes taking place. there's brigand, christopher wilson, raw biographer, he's in london, joints live and been watching. everything has been unfolding extraordinary scenes as to say things that nobody's really witness before and a few alive to day. have seen those scenes within the within saint james's palace. what did you make of it all? well, i think as we can see on the screen now that this is rich's history and pageantry at its finance. it's wonderfully wonderfully disciplined. it's beautifully choreographed and most of all it is just breathtaking. li, colorful, and spectacular. and it shows the world that we still have a history and linkage which goes back 1200 years to $1066.00 on the norman conquest and the the m that the whole process of celebration of a new king has refined itself over the years. but even in a modern day and age, what it's doing is it's not only celebrating the new monarch, but also are paying respect to the previous monarchy. and also all those 61 marks which went before the wee

the salutes took place in burlington and ireland. the prime minister talked about the loss felt by the loss of queen elizabeth but also the welcoming of not the new era. >> for 70 years queen elizabeth serve the people of atlanta knew zealand with unwavering duty. she's the only monarch we have known. and so upon her death we enter a time of change, one field with sadness for her passing but also gratitude for the life she led and the example she set. king charles, his affection for his affection for new zealand. this relationship is deeply valued by our people. >> princess elizabeth was in kenya when she learned from her husband that the devastating news that her father door george the sixth had died and she had become queen. she ascended to the throne on the steps of the state house in nairobi, following a proclamation in the kenyan capital, similar to those taking place across the commonwealth for her son charles the iii. then >> kenya is where the reign of queen elizabeth started but her death has stalled mixed emotions for her c

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as the coffin left the abbey came a salute from prince william and other senior royals, in which princeartake-- in civilian dress, as a non-working royal. the funeral cortege moved up toward the mall at buckingham palace, where she had witnessed and celebrated so many events, including her jubilee this summer. now, witness to the queen's final act. at the edge of royal london, the queen's family, including young prince george and princess charlotte, watched solemnly as the coffin was loaded into a hearse. the procession left london on a journey of roughly 25 miles, the queen leaving london for the last time. for the thousands of thousands of people who have gathered here today, people from windsor, england, from around the world, this is last chance to pay their last respects. a final farewell. the long walk to windsor castle, the place the queen had most considered home, where her pony and two corgis waited. >> elizabeth ii. >> reporter: and finally, a service at st. george's chapel, where she was laid to rest with her husband, prince philip, as her nation mourned, closing a chapter in

level of anti semitism that we are facing in europe. dina moses grabbed fans, performing the nazi salute in the streets of milan, and light and europe to day to be more precise. yesterday, croatian fans and milan walked around the city on wednesday singing nazi songs and hailing hitler. tell me again, nazis don't exist, and the russians are on a witch hunt wake up. less close lives who i could make and independent journalist jason michael. now to discuss this further, thank you for joining us on the program. jason entity think a neo nazi sentiments among ukranian so designed elsewhere in europe being under reported by western media and politicians. well, 1st of all, i think a correction is, is necessary here to describe this as neo nazi is simply on correct, correct. there's no new about us, not system. this is the continuation unchecked. continuation of the actual lapse of them from the death camps, from the sun right during the 2nd world war. this was who checked and ukraine. it was used as a nationalistic movement and was ultimately supported by the gate. we know that from be classifi

gunshots and gun salutes are fired in royal parks, castles and across the world.ach round represents a year in the life of the queen. welcome. a period of national mourning for her majesty queen elizabeth ii has now started, led by her successor king charles iii. earlier on friday the new king arrived at buckingham palace after travelling from balmoral in scotland where the queen died on thursday at the age of 96. in his first address to the people as monarch, charles fought to contain his emotion as he thanked his late mother for her decades of service. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports on the day's events. from buckingham palace, an address to the nation by britain's new king. it began with a tribute to his mother, the late queen elizabeth. throughout her life, her majesty the queen, my beloved mother, was an inspiration and example to me and to all my family, and we owe her the most heartfelt debt any family could owe to their mother for her love, affection, guidance, understanding and example. queen elizabeth's was a life well lived, a promise

level of anti semitism that we are facing in europe. dina moses grabbed fans, performing the nazi salute in the streets of milan, enlightened europe to day to be more precise yesterday, croatian fans and milan walked around the city on wednesday singing nazi songs and hailing hitler. tell me again, that sees don't exist and the russians are on a witch hunt wake up. we have some academic and independent journalists, jason, michael, who's safe at all thorough. he's in the west, have been more lenient about neo nazi, sent him. and since the conflicts begun, and ukraine has been happening for a while across much of the west of the world, it has been given a free pass in ukraine because it's been as a ball work of defense against russia. you know, the, the west of the media which were in 2014, was our limited by the, the level of nazi sentiment and anti semitism, especially in western. your claim has since the beginning of the military operation in your claim has effectively tunneled a blind item given the past. what we have to try and understand for those of us, you know, in the west unfamil

i think i just heard the 21 gun salute from edinburgh castle. are seeing in wales as well as in belfast. meanwhile, what you are seeing there on your screen is really the journey, what king charles called his mother's last great journey, as shoo. i'm going to show you what we're seeing right now, that sprogs of. proclamation that we've just seen, really the announcement of the procession of king charles ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: then we have the moderator and office bearers of the society of high constables of edinburgh. then you can see that's followed by the city officer, as well as the herald and purr sewsuers of scotland. many people have been here, don, for many, many hours, waiting to be part of history and one person said to me this monarch is the only monarch i have ever known. she is not just the mother to one it and also a monarch to their children and they'll be making thereto way where the second part of the counsel is something weren't expecting it and we saw in wales as well as in belfast and northern ireland. really what do we expect,

we today salute his memory and his legacy. with these distinguished speakers who have each brought another dimension to his story. but we also salute those who stand on the wall to defend our freedoms. and together remember ulysses s grant and what he means to our country right now. and so we remembered that he stood on the principles of justice. one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all bless his memory bless america and god bless each and every one of you. amen. amen, amen you may be seated. i just would like to share that i am most grateful for being here today. this was a wonderful ceremony. but the great crowd great speakers. and now i would like to bring forward our mom and guile from national park service to also give you bidding comments. on behalf of the national park service and the united states department of interior. we would like to thank you for join us at general grand national memorial to celebrate their best centennial birthday for ulysses s grant. you are welcome to join us for some r

. >> reporter: many in the crowd responded to the music with a qanon salute. the trump team dismissed any ties to qanon. meanwhile, the president also told "60 minutes" the u.s. military would defend taiwan against a, quote, unprecedented attack from china. white house officials later clarified u.s. policy towards taiwan hasn't changed. the chinese called the president's comments -- well, they said they sent the wrong signal. norah. >> ed o'keefe at the white house. thank you. >>> u.s. border officials said today just over 2 million migrants have been apprehended and processed in the last year. that record high includes more than 200,000 just last month. cbs's manuel bojorquez reports tonight from el paso, texas, a border city struggling to respond. >> reporter: yet another bus carrying migrants arrived in new york city from texas. a multi-day journey that for many started here, el paso, where border patrol says more than 1,000 migrants are crossing into the area a day. to ensure they're no longer sleeping in the streets, the city set up this migrant welcome c

this morning, a nation honoring queen elizabeth. 96-round gun salutes echoing across the uk. for each year of her majesty's life. from along the river thames to hyde park, heard across the city and then another salute, church bells tolling at westminster abbey. [ bells tolling ] and st. paul's cathedral. [ bells tolling ] inside, a moving memorial service for the one who served as head of the church of england for 70 years. >> a life lived in the service of others is a rare jewel. it is a jewel that her late majesty the queen wore as a crown. >> reporter: outside balmoral castle, mourners arriving from far and wide, leaving flowers at this place, the queen so loved. the queen still rests here inside balmoral castle, and people tell us they're coming here right now because they want to be near her and feel her spirit one final time. >> i think it was really hard for us hearing the news. we really respected the queen, really loved her stability, being the monarch for, yeah, 70 years. >> do you remember the queen as a young woman? >> i remember when she was crowned. i was 10. >>

you were back now to that, sir, that gun the salute the guns firing across the country and in gibraltar, $96.00 times to mark each year of the queen's life. on diplomatic correspondent james space is at westminster, outside the houses of parliament. and james, what's happening in this special session? yeah, tell you about that in just a moment. adrian you will hear though they've gotten, was that you're talking about, echoing here over the river thames, and i'm sure they probably can hear them in the chamber of the house of commons. where am peas have been paying tribute over the last hour to the late queen or we've heard from the prime minister list trust. she talked about that last meeting just 3 days ago. and when she said the queen shared her deep experience of government during that meeting, a meeting that we now know the queen probably had to leave her her bed for because she was already on. well, a potentially leaving her death bed just just just days before she died to do was performed that very important constitutional function of a monarch, the transfer of power from one prime

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . [ gun salute ] [ gun salute ] >>> three cheers for his majesty the king. >> hip hip. >> hoorayip. >> hooray. >> hip hip. >> hooray. >> there you go. it is official, official now that he is king. >> a change in tempo. a change in mood in a sense. in ordinary times that was it. the old monarch's gone, the new one's being proclaimed, allegiances have been sworn, and now you get on with everyday life. that's how it was done. we have a new king, and move on. >> you had gun salutes at edinburgh castle, cardiff castle, still going on, tower of london, and also hyde park. >> there will be a ceremony going into the city of london, which will be photographed there. they'll read the same proclamation out to the city of london. it's two separate authorities. >> as we would say in the united states, this is a lot. this is a lot. there's a lot of pomp, a lot of circumstance, a lot of pageantry. >> there is, there is. i don't know that it's a great deal more or a bit more than elsewhere. if i try to draw analogies -- >> -- it would be for the un-august racing. >> -- it would be the inaugurati

down official events to the minute side of parliament will sit in tribute to the there will be gun salutes here at hyde park, on tower hill at other saluting station at home and abroad. bells will ring out across in churches across the land, including at windsor castle where a very special bell will sound $96.00 times for all of the ears of the queen's life. and the life of do you see begins as well for king charles the 3rd and his queen, consort camilla. they will return to london for official duties, including signing off the funeral plan, meeting the prime minister later can charles will produce a pre recorded statement to the nation. and finally, later on this evening, a service of remembrance will take place, attended by dignitaries and the prime minister at saint paul's cathedral in london . indeed, thank you very much for bringing this up to speed. jonah, how lap rest outside buckingham palace was laid is meanwhile, had been paying tribute to queen elizabeth indian prime minister in arrange ramon. he said he's pained by her death, and that she provided inspiring ladyship to her nati

will erupt here at hyde park, and at other saluting stations at home and abroad. and there li, a service of remembrance at saint paul's here in luck. all right, that's al jazeera john, a whole lie for us in front of buckingham palace where large crowds of mourners are expected in the coming hours. many thanks, john. rob mathson is at balmoral castle where the queen died. this is the main entrance to bell moral counsel. you can see just over my shoulder some of the people who've been gathering here for the last few hours. as the news initially came out, that there may have been a significant issue regarding the queen's health when the news broke, that the queen had died. i saw people in tears. i saw people bringing attributes of flowers and small tokens. the police have been allowing them through to the main gate, down out of 4 mall castle in order to be able to put those those tributes forward. it's important to note how significant by moral counsel has been to the royal family. the queen has very rarely mr. summer holiday at balmoral castle and the family are act

the second highest official of the united states government paid a solemn salute to the memory of onerport, the american vice president's motorcade stopped in the center of an ancient, historic part of an car a. this gave -- ankara. this gave mr. nixon once again the opportunity to meet the people. he stepped out to shake hands with many persons who quickly surrounded his car. ♪ ♪ >> at the airport there was one last friendly touch. vice president and mrs. nixon had a personal good-bye from police officers who had escorted them. ♪ ♪ >> a final farewell from the chief of the national assembly and from the premier for whom mr. nixon carried a message to president eisenhower. then the vice president's plane turned westward once more over the capital city and other turkey, that ancient land which is at once so modern too. ♪♪ >> on the stunning mediterranean island of mallorca, the plane stopped briefly to refuel. vice president nixon was greeted by the u.s. ambassador to spain and by the spanish foreign minister. ♪♪ >> last refueling stop was bermuda in the mid atlantic. then, 11 days aft

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they will be guns salutes at hyde park tower hill and other saluting stations. here and abroad, bells will chime in churches across the land, including westminster abbey, some pulls and at windsor the sebastopol bell brought back from the crimean war will chime, it only sounds for the death of a sovereign 96 times to commemorate each year of the queen's life and finally the life of king charles the 3rd and queen consoled camilla and their official duties will get on the way. today. returning from balmoral to london, charles will sign off the funeral plans later. he will have an audience with the prime minister list trust before a pre recorded address to the nation is released this evening. and finally, service of remembrance at simples, cathedral, attended by the prime minister. we appreciate that update. thank you very much. john hall live for us in london. okay, let's have a look at the life of queen elizabeth for 2nd. queen elizabeth the 2nd was born in 1926 in london. at that point she wasn't expected to become queen. but after the abdication of her uncle ed

we understand that at one o'clock there will be a tribute, royal salutes will be a tribute, royal salutesund being fired for each year of the queen's reign, before she died yesterday at the age of 96. no british monarch reigned for longer than her majesty, and in world history only one monarch, louis xiv of france, was on the throne for longer. he reigned for 72 years. let's take a moment now to explore the historical context of queen elizabeth ii and how she'll be remembered by future generations. kate williams is a royal author and professor of history, shejoins us from buckingham palace. kate, we have spoken many times with you on this programme about the queen. today we will be talking about her legacy. for you, what will that be? ~ . . about her legacy. for you, what will that be? ~ ., ., . , about her legacy. for you, what will that be? . ., ., . , ., that be? what an incredible rain! when ou that be? what an incredible rain! when you think _ that be? what an incredible rain! when you think she _ that be? what an incredible rain! when you think she was - that be? what an incredible

there have been a gun salutes. 96 round gun salutes across the nation. not just here in london in hyde park places like edinburgh, cardiff, and belfast, prince charles himself has got a very busy or sorry, king charles, a very busy schedule, despite the fact that he will be grieving his late mother. he is on his way, as you said, he'll be here very shortly, but he's already announced the beginning of a period of national morning to last 7 days beyond the state funeral for a queen. elizabeth, we don't exactly know the date of that, so it is an extended period every where you go. flags are at half mast or there are m reminders of exactly the high esteem the term. the queen was held in by various institutions, even at the railway stations. there are special billboards up. unions have called off industrial action for the next week, or in light of the queen's passing sports events have been cancelled. and even the people that are gathering here may want to put on their television sets or watch on their phones later on at 6 o'clock local time. king charles wil

and there will be gun salutes.ou'll hear in the background as it's being read. >> is it 1300 -- >> so d-i was -- >> tomorrow. >> yeah. >> it's 1:00 on sunday. >> that they'll go back to half? >> they'll go back to half. listen, we're waiting for this to be read. it should be read within a minute or so. but after that, we'll take you forward a bit. the gun salutes at edinburgh castle. ♪ >>> where as it is pleased almighty god to call to his mercy our late sovereign lady, queen elizabeth ii, of blessed and glorious memory, by whose decease the crown of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland is solely and rightfully come to the prince charles philip arthur george. we, therefore, the lord's spiritual and temporal of this realm and members of the house of commons, together with other members of her late majesty's priv

. >> jesse: did i see a hitler salute at a trump rally? the conflation of the trump rally and people who feel politically disconnected to the rise of hitler? that may be a bit of a stretch and according to godwin's law shows already lost the argument because whenever you have to invoke hitler or nazism to make your point you will failed. she has failed for president twice. no one really wants to hear what she has to say, she about any new ideas, should not fight about ease people's pain and joe biden standing up there with the most powerful teachers union in the country parents have not forgotten about the pandemic. parents are watching this or a political will for entire world was shut down. they are looking at him all the money at these teachers unions give the democrats, people who are in power and all the do is enrich each other. you're looking at that going how dare you. erin to come up with the parents bill of rights. they want republicans, but they certainly are listening now. because they can afford anything and they have been comp

iii are ringing out. [ gun salutes ] the 21 gun salutes began in the four countries that make up the hyde park in england. touching tributes to the late queen, including this cartoon with her reuniting with her beloved prince philip. >>> the emmys are next weekend. hbo dark drama is looking to clean up with 25 nominations. here is cnn's stephanie elam with a preview. >> there's blood in the water. shots are coming. >> reporter: from the ruthless to the hopeful. >> i know this school is rough, but we make it. >> reporter: the emmys are here ready to celebrate the best of the small screen. hbo and hbo max lead the way with a whopping 140 nominations. media empire drama succession snagging 25 of those noms and acting nods for essentially the entire cast. hbo, like cnn, is part of warner media discovery. >> succession is a show beloved in this industry partly because it parodies this industry so well. >> it may be a show to beat don't count out stranger things and squid game. >> there's a good change that squid game can sneak in and be the first non-english language show to ever win best

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pelosi: i join him in saluting his colleagues and i salute mine. there any californians in the house? [applause] are there any house members in the house? [applause] i want to salute all of my colleagues, especially our chairs, for making this bit -- this day possible. this is a testament to our unity, optimism, persistence, along with tireless effort. and i want to join leader schumer in thinking our passionate advocates out there whose outside mobilization made a decisive difference, whether it is our friends in the environmental movement, whether it is our friends in labor, whether they are young people who are insistent on this climate legislation, thank you. and today, we hear from a vip, lovette jacobs from the ibew, and she tells us that this will make a substantial difference in the lives of countless families. you will hear from her shortly. when president biden signed the inflation reduction act, he not only made history, he made progress. when congress passed this legislation, we jumped for joy. this is so exciting. because of the transf

are world guard formed by peloton and company, at the world of scotland will present arms in a row salute to their sovereign of happy memory. the links that the queen had with the regiment went right back to the beginning of her reign and during that rain, the many threats of scottish military traditions will woven into that regiments. and so she had great pride in being there colonel and chief. as she is brought through the castle and the castle, she will be watched by who those who looked after her in the final hours of her life. she will be watched by the state staff and then the simple procession will leave and we will see her shortly up here through the gates that recall and reflect her grandparents, king george the fifth and queen mary. it was during their reign that she was born and in the very first year of her life as an infant, she was brought through those gates to share one of those great summer holidays with the world family for which balmoral has continued to provide the perfect haven. it was at the end of one of those holidays that the queen was called upon to receive a new

there have been 2:21 salutes to acknowledge a proclamation of king charles the third. dge a proclamation o king charles the third >> she is the only monarch we have known. one field with sadness, but also gratitude for the life she led and the example she set. king charles has long had an affection for our new zealand and has consistently demonstrated his deep care for our nation. this relationship is deeply valued by our people. >> let's take a look at how the front pages are covering the story of the queen's death and its aftermath, reunited for granny reads as the prince and princess of whales and the duke and duchess of sussex are pictured together in mourning. here is the inside page cover of it. peaceful grand reads the front of the sunday people as they lead with that story. this sunday times also leads with the royal walk about, their headline warring windsors awkward choose to honor the queen. the daily star on sunday looks at the two royal couples reunited as well, the four picture together in mourning. the united and saw was the front of the sunday telegraph

as if on cue by raising our one finger salute.nd's rally in her hail, and an apparent reference to the qanon slogan where we go one, we go all. all of this going down as trump ramps up support for the disturbing group on his social media platform on truth social this week, he shared a video montage of more than a dozen qanon means including one with a giant q over his face. and the text, information warfare. time to wake up. qanon supporters really believe the ridiculous and dangerous idea that trump has been sent to fight supposed satan worshipping pedophiles that run washington d.c.. trump was floating the conspiracy theory, but now he is appearing to openly embraced the group. this is a group with direct ties to the january 6th insurrection. the fbi has designated qanon as a terrorist organization. and warned that its followers may act as a catalyst to future political violence. for more on all of this, i am joined by extremism and disinformation alice, christopher goldsmith. chris, thanks again for joining us on the show. firs