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and sophie wessex -- she loved all of her daughters-in-law she adores sophie wessex. >> this is goingsaunders, we thank you both of you for being with us. >> thank you for having us. >>> we've been looking at the thousands of people lining the streets to watch the procession and talking to people waiting in line already to walk past the queen's casket as she lies in state. much more ahead here on cnn. >>> next, the senate's top republican throwing cold water on senator lindsey graham's plan for a 15-week abortion ban. >>> plus a scary incident on a college campus overnight, a package exploding and along with it a disturbing note was inside. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ my asthma felt anything but normal. a blood test helped show my asthma is driven by eosinophils, which nucala helps reduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by you

whether that is sophie of wessex, whether it is now the queen consort, princess anne, and the new princessd to a new designer. we hope of course that will continue. i think there are so many opportunities to work with the royal household in terms of sustainability. many of the messages are that —— that our now king has been championing for years. and how the british fashion industry will play a role in climate change. thank you so much. best of luck when london fashion week arrives. thank ou so london fashion week arrives. thank you so much- _ london fashion week arrives. thank you so much- we — london fashion week arrives. thank you so much. we were _ london fashion week arrives. thank you so much. we were talking - london fashion week arrives. thank you so much. we were talking about ukraine and — you so much. we were talking about ukraine and the _ you so much. we were talking about ukraine and the situation there. - you so much. we were talking about ukraine and the situation there. thej ukraine and the situation there. the fighting has continued between armenia and azerbaijan. this is

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princess -- countess of sussex, sophie -- >> wessex. >> yes and the duck of canned and it's been a privilege, amazing, i'm working on the next work at the moment, a memorial for the queen, i need to keep the feeling going for me because it's such an amazing time in my life. >> thank you so much for joining us and sharing the details, it's really interesting and beautiful piece of work. frances segelman, think you. >> thank you. >> over the course of her reign the queen became perhaps the most photographed person ever to be, her image has been used and everything from popstar to punk, she has been looking at the life of a cultural icon. >> she was the most portrayed woman in the world, her face in profile, ubiquitous. her image at the core of british culture. the queen's coronation was groundbreaking, the first ever to be televised, watched by 27 million. it was the premiere of sorts for the lifelong pivotal role she would play in maintaining the allure of brand britain. >> i remember when i was a little girl, a little teenager, when she was engaged to prince philip who was about the best loo

wessexes in the back of that vehicle. it is the first time we have seen edward, or sophie, the countess of wessex.ught they looked particularly sombre. i think in particular, she looks very sombre. i think every individual must look at that photograph and draw their own conclusions. i am photograph and draw their own conclusions. iam not photograph and draw their own conclusions. i am not going to assist anybody in attempting to draw any conclusion, but i think she looks, yes, sombre. let's leave it at that. they are arriving there at the gates of balmoral castle after dashing up from london, from their home, having presumably been summoned at some point this morning and briefed about whatever it is that has occurred at balmoral castle, and the family has come together, and they have gone on an raf plane and flown straight to aberdeen and then straight out to balmoral. this, against the background of the queen's doctors having become concerned about her health, so that is the situation. we have heard the statements from senior politicians, who will have been briefed on privy council terms. current

and prince edward's family and his youngest is married to sophie of wessex their daughter, was seen outsidebalmoral the royals are not complete without princess anne and her family the only daughter of the queen is now 16th in line to the throne with her children, peter and zara and their little once zara, a former olympian and her husband, are a fixture at royal functions. the two share a close bond with william and kate zara is a god mother to prince george she is not a working royal, but she has been by the queen's side since she was a little girl. her grief on display as the rest of the world joins the royal family as they say good-bye. for "the news," i'm molly hunter. >>> the mississippi governor says the water in the capital city is safe to drink for now. why some people are still skeptical and say this long problem has to do with a lot more than just water >>> and update to a 9/11 memorial wall in new york city the names added 21 years after the attacks. policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had pl

york, prince andrew is currently on his way to ball moral the count and the countess of wessex. edward and sophie also traveling the princess anne, who is already in scotland is also making her way there. and fact, all the queen's children children are either at or traveling to bar morrow. that's what we're hearing. and of course, she was 90. 6 years old, she reigned for 17 years and 70. yes, pardon me? and seen 16 prime ministers in the office. and just, just a little bit more news that we're getting. the duchess of cambridge has remained in windsor a because prince george, prince of charlotte and prince louis are on their 1st full day at the new school. that's just some news coming into us from about her great grandchildren. oh. c so earlier we heard from mistrust, the you case, new prime minister. it was out she, while she was speaking the commons, that her we got we, we thought her get the news that something was going on that perhaps the queen was not well, and this is what liz cross had to say. the whole country will be deeply concerned by the news from buckingham palace this lunch time. my

the princess of wales will travel by car as well as sophie, the countess of wessex, prince edward's wife and megan the duchess of flux suffix prince harry's wife. ah, you see now the procession proceeding on to the mal and we can see the people, the thousands of people who have gathered to see this last journey of the late queen elizabeth the 2nd, leaving buckingham palace for the last time, making her way through london to westminster hall. it's hard not to think hannah, that's the last time we saw prince william and harry walking behind a coffin through the streets of london was 25 years ago of the funeral of their, of their own mother. william was just 15. harry was just 12 years old. it was an awful thing to have to do. and yes, many criticized it at the time as being horrendous. think to put 2 young boys and they were boys 12 and 15 and walking behind their mother's body in front of the world of time. this is completely different. 25 years later we're all adults holder . but the seems in many ways are very similar. you saw that at the last few days, these see flowers outside various

and then behind a demonstrably upset sophie, countess of wessex, who may quite soon be named duchess of edinburgh. and edward, as duke of edinburgh. and you know that the crowds outside are feeling one thing, those people standing by the gate or feeling something even more profound. and as we followed that cortez on its long journey from balmoral castled, aberdeen dundee perth, over the bridge and then towards edinburgh. i mean, thousands of people paid their respects along the routes. there was one poignant image of local farmers who that lined up their tractors by the side of the road. people have been very much making their own personal tributes along the way, hadn't that's right. it's entirely spontaneous. nobody tells you what to do. it's suddenly your instincts take over. i've got to do something to show my respect to our queen. and so they think that men who would have thought a vo lining up a bunch of tractors. and yet when we saw that shot from the air, it was incredibly moving attractors, but it was moving. and here we seeing just here the, this, this, this my with there is

included 2 of her sons, prince andrew, and prince edward, and prince edwards, edward's wife sophie the duchess of wessex. and also the queen's grandson. a prince william who is king charles his son, whose, which means that prince william will now be next in line to the throne. we know also that king charles was already moral. so was his sister princess, and now the one person who we know was trying to make it in time with prince harry that the prince, william's brother and king charles is 2nd son. he lives in california. and there have been a difficult relations between him and his wife, a megan with the rest of the royal family. and they stepped back from royal duties, but they happened to be in europe. so both in the u. k. and in fact, in germany this week. so he was trying to get to bomb out to see his grandmother before she passed away. i don't think he got there in time i'm. i may be corrected on that, but i don't think he got there on time. so i mentioned that must be very difficult for prince harry, but i imagined that the other children and, and certainly prince william who did manage to see we,

daughter, anne, the princess royal, who has been her mother's constant support and stay, as has sophie duchess of wessexre here too. all of the grandchildren are here apart from prince william and prince harry. this has been a very private day for them all, a day of great sadness, and for the household, many of whom have worked for the queen for many years. balmoral represents constancy for the royalfamily, sometimes a place of sadness, but somewhere where world leaders saw the more relaxed fun side of the monarch. the queen remains here until sunday when she will be taken to lie in state in edinburgh, the capital where, at the opening of parliament she was called the queen of scots. kirsty, thank you once again. the queen was on record as saying that one of the darkest moments of her reign was the disaster at aberfan, in 1966, when a coal tip collapsed onto pantglas school, claiming the lives of 116 children and 28 adults. she was deeply moved by her visit to meet the families affected, and said her only regret was having waited some days before going there. our correspondent hywel griffith has been to

the king's brother, prince edward and sophie, the countess of wessex. >> stop to thank people for theirnces and the prince and princess of wales visited norfolk where they took time to view the flowers for queen elizabeth. after reading some of the many thousands of tributes that have been laid outside the grounds. william and kate then met with the crowds that gathered. >> again, that was katie corrado reporting. other news tonight, nasa gave an update today on its perseverance mars rover at the jet propulsion lab in pasadena. scientists say the rover is moved into an area where there could be a chance of finding life on mars sits near a crater that scientists believe was once a massive lake. 3 and a half million years ago after collecting 12 new rock samples, nasa discovered the crater might have more complex history than previously thought. >> not only held a lake at one point, but prior to that likely prior to it, it also had active volcanism and possibly even a lava lake filling that creator. so there's some complexity there that we hadn't actually expected. scientists say they can

the king's brother, prince edward and sophie, the countess of wessex. >> stop to thank people for theirf wales visited norfolk where they took time to view the flowers for queen elizabeth. after reading some of the many thousands of tributes that have been laid outside the grounds. william and kate then met with the crowds that gathered. >> and we're expecting london to virtually come to a standstill on monday. heathrow international airport just announced that it was canceling more than 100 flights on monday out of respect to her majesty. justin, back to you. >> katie, thank you so much. waiting in line for was 10 hours. not kd, but the mourners. >> all right. let's talk about our forecast now as we take this live look here at the embarcadero in san francisco. it's right across the street from our. kron. 4 news studios on front street. this is our view here that one of the nice offices like the boss have. that's what your back. he looks like hashtag goals. all right. great common to the bay area. there is sunday and i'm curious, is it just like scattered showers are like, well, i think

the king's brother, prince edward and sophie, the countess of wessex. >> stop to thank people for theirdolences and the prince and princess of wales visited norfolk where they took time to view the flowers for queen elizabeth. after reading some of the many thousands of tributes that have been laid outside the grounds. william and kate then met with the crowds that gathered. >> that was katie corrado reporting and we will be covering the queen's funeral starting monday morning with live reports from london. and you'll also be able to watch the funeral in its entirety live uninterrupted on kron 4 dot com. >> still ahead, a family embarks on a global tool or why they are in a rush to see as much of the world as possible. and next in sports, chargers and chiefs in a good ol afc west showdown in kc. this will have highlights and tell us who's defense stepped tell us who's defense stepped up to in the game. the choice between prop 26 and 27? let's get real. prop, 26 means no money to fix homelessness, no enforcement oversight and no support for disadvantaged tribes. yikes! prop 27 generates

the king's brother, prince edward and sophie, the countess of wessex. >> stop to thank people for theirdolences and the prince and princess of wales visited norfolk where they took time to view the flowers for queen elizabeth. after reading some of the many thousands of tributes that have been laid outside the grounds. william and kate then met with the crowds that gathered. and preparations remain underway ahead of monday's funeral here in westminster abbey. >> new details are also coming out about the queen's funeral, including that she will be laid to rest next to her late husband, prince philip in a private burial ceremony on monday keeping stephanie katie corrado reporting live for us in london. thank you very much for your work on this. >> let's talk a bit about our forecast now as we take a live look outside at the exploratorium located along the embarcadero. looks like a beautiful day outdoors. kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan here with more on what we can expect. take a look. hey there. yes, we work our way towards the weekend. looking out for some rain, stephanie, which is som

we've got catherine, prince of wales, megan duchess of suffix and sophie the contest of wessex. hundreds of soldiers also involved in this procession. member of the push army dressed in ceremonial uniform. the red tunics and the best can hearts have been rehearsing throughout the night. on tuesday, in the early hours. queen of course is, was the heads of the services and they all for knows of allegiance to her, which automatically transferred over to the king the procession. now heading down the mile from buckingham palace, they're up toward horse gone, grave with a lender house, white told to the administration, the government administration. i'm 10 downing street, and it will 10 pulse big bend which we are hearing, pulling every minute down to pass of westminster and westminster hall or correspondence and mask. as sir james bays is waiting for the arrival of the coffin. and james, you moved mentioning earlier, and it's worth reminding our viewers how poignance this is not only because we're talking about the death of a much loved sovereign in this nation. but for the people walking beh

this is the countess of wessex, sophie wessex.e to the queen. in a beautiful day there in windsor. the weather has been so kind to so many people who have wanted to come out at the right time when a member of the royal family appears, and you can see to the right of the picture how many there are, how many flowers there are that have been placed. let's take a quick look at what is happening in the centre right now. are we going to look at those? , people snaking their way through those lines, about 1k hours was the length of the queue. a few of my colleagues are in there as well along with members of the public, who are waiting for their chance to make their way into westminster hall. we were hearing from my colleague a little while ago that because of the sheer number of people who have been wanting to get into westminster hall to pay their respects to the queen, they have closed the queue, some hours ago but you can see the progress people have made as they wend their way towards the palace of westminster. torque 84 and a half m

grandson, the duke of cambridge, was first to emerge, followed by her daughter—in—law, sophie, the countess of wessex there with the queen. harry, the duke of sussex, arrived separately, late in the evening. here in the uk for a number of charity events, his wife meghan did not accompany him to scotland. at 6:30, buckingham palace officially announced the death of queen elizabeth ii. following tradition, the statement was attached to the palace gates by two footmen, as tributes began. queen elizabeth ii was the rock on which modern britain was built. our country has grown and flourished under her reign. she was the very spirit of great britain, and that spirit will endure. she has been our longest—ever reigning monarch. it's an extraordinary achievement to have presided with such dignity and grace for 70 years, and with the passing of the second elizabethan age, we usher in a new era in the magnificent history of our great country exactly as her majesty would have wished — by saying the words, god save the king. and also from the leader of the opposition. for the vast majority of us, the late queen h

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cambridge, fir to emerge, followed by her daughter-in-law sophie, the countess of essex, and then her youngest son's edward, the earl of wessexw the duke of york. prince william drove the family group to balmoral to join his father, the prince of wales, camilla, the duchess of cornwall, who were already with the queen. within an hour and half of their arrival came news from buckingham palace. as is tradition, the announcement of the queen's death was attached to the palace gate by two footmen, as tributes began. >> queen elizabeth the second was the rock on which modern britain was built. our country has flourished under her reign. she was the very spirit of great britain and that spirit will indoor. she has been our longest-ever reigning monarch. it is an extraordinary achievement to haveresided with such dignity and grace for 70 years. at the passing of the second elizabethan age, we usher in a new era in the magnificent history of our great country, exactly as her majesty would have wished, by saying the words, "god save the king." and also, from the leader of the opposition. >> for the vast majority of us, the late queen

there's a countess of wessex there. >> that's edward's wife. >> and the duchess of sussex with sophieobviously, the royal family is obviously aware of the public interest and the public concern over what's occurred, sending messages in small ways, throughout the last several days of the place that meghan is invited to this, in a place of honor, in a procession as >>> everything that the queen planned out exactly where everyone would be. this was her decision, her plans, and they were reviewed up until the final moment. . we were allowed to put a camera at the roof of this. it's always the closest we get to the coffin. it's a really clear view of the imperial state crown a queen elizabeth's coffin. >> let's just watch. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the royal funeral procession now turns out of the arch of horse guards, and makes its way down whitehall, which, of course, is the seat and center of government. the procession will make its way to parliament square, about any second now. you're watching it pass the senate house, where every year, until only last year, the queen would lead the nation

edward and sophie, and countess of wessex, and sophie, and countess of wessex, and the princess royalcotland will be placed on the coffin by the duke of hamilton. he is being accompanied as he carries the crown by the carrick pursuivant and the rothesay herald. the crown is part of the honours of scotland which, along with the sceptre and the sword, are the oldest surviving royal regalia in the united kingdom. the steps being brought forward to allow the duke of hamilton to place the crown on the coffin. when they have taken their seats, the minister will call the people to worship, and the service will begin. i welcome all of you to st giles�* cathedral, the high kirk, this ancient parish church of edinburgh. welcome to all around the world who are watching this service being broadcast. here at saint giles, john knox confronted mary queen of scots. here, james the sixth argued about liturgy. here, oliver cromwell preached. here, parliament sometimes met. here, our late queen received the honours of scotland and the stone of destiny rested on its return to scotland. we are graced by t

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here she is alongside her husband with prince andrew behind her and sophie the countess of wessex.special pictures inside and that picture of the coffin being carried for the start of its journey from being carried for the start of itsjourney from balmoral. i want to show you this from the times, a number of papers focusing on this stock not surprising. that is the picture many people were surprised to see, the two brothers walking together outside windsor castle along with their wives. william did not want to greet well—wishers without his brother, says the times, having given us the same picture on the front. it is a theme picked up the front. it is a theme picked up strongly by the daily mail, as well. it has its own revelation. the text message that sparked an unexpected sheu that sparked an unexpected shell of family unity. one of the talking points there. and indeed the story goes the talking points there. and indeed the story goes on. queen elizabeth presided over trinidad and tobago, until it attained independence in 1962 and became a republic within the commonwealth in 197

afternoon, just in the last hour, the queen's youngest son, prince edward, and his wife, sophie, d countess of wessexot be wearing military uniform during any of these ceremonial events, the palace has made clear it is the king's wish he will be. sarah campbell, thank you, our royal correspondent. let's speak to katty kay who is at westminster. the queue had been 25 hours but down to 16, still an incredibly long wait but they don't seem daunted at all. 16 hours is still very long especially when you go through the night and it is cold. people are bringing coats, socks, to get them through the night. no one seems to be deterred by the fact it is taking so long. i am joined by someone who has been involved in some of the planning around the funeral, here. lieutenant—general sir andrew gregory, former deputy chief of the defence staff and master gunner, joins us. you were involved in a charity which she was involved with since a child. the armed forces charity. it was established in 1885 to look after families when soldiers went overseas and out of it came the soldiers and sailors's family association.

now sophie will be back at around 7.45 when the king and the duke of york and the earl of wessex and coffin, leading the vigil that will continue for the next 24 hours. thank you for being us with. my thanks to all my guests today and we will leave you with some memorable images from today's very powerful. events. goodbye. earlier in the day king charles made his first address as monarch to mp5 at westminster. she set an example of selfless duty, which, with god's help and your counsels, i am resolved faithfully to follow. we'll be looking at today's events as well as preparations ahead of next monday's state funeral. also on the programme this evening... ukrainian soldiers celebrate recapturing 20 towns and villages from russian troops in the space of 24 hours. commentator: england win a significant and poignant test match in so many ways. and england complete their remarkable summer, clinching the series with a nine—wicket victory over south africa. stay with us here on bbc news, where we will bring you continuing coverage of events, plus analysis from our team of correspondents in

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so we have the air and cassettes of wessex, edward and sophie, their daughter, lady louise, prince andrewdaughters princess eugenie and princess beatrice. among those still here and of course those close members of staff, many of whom have served the queen for decades. we are hearing this morning that they are naturally deeply, deeply upset at this final parting for the queen from the place that she loved so well and i willjust repeat if i may that anecdote, that description rather, that the reverend david barr from the church in ballater told me yesterday, my conversation with him, because i thought it some don�*t really why the queen love this place so much, she said metaphorically she could hang her crown on the main gates she came in and said she could be a mum, wife, and later grandmother, great—grandmother, and totally relaxed whilst she was here. although i think it�*s also important to reflect that those last images we saw the queen five days ago, tuesday, where of her carrying out her duties. she has been praised for her duties. she has been praised for her sense of service, his

and countess _ with edward and sophie, the earl and countess of— with edward and sophie, the earl and countess of wessexy private here. - private moment overnight. and it still feels very private here. it - still feels very private here. it still feels very private here. it still feels very private here. it still feels that we are in the hours of aftermath of the queen's passing. and i also think for people that work in balmoral castle and for people from braemar, where the queen often went about, it is a profound sadness because they saw another side of the queen and they have many memories of her. yes. side of the queen and they have many memories of her.— memories of her. yes. there will be two groups — memories of her. yes. there will be two groups of— memories of her. yes. there will be two groups of people _ memories of her. yes. there will be two groups of people that _ memories of her. yes. there will be two groups of people that have - memories of her. yes. there will be | two groups of people that have been working _ two groups of people that have been working with the queen, those who travel—

, and his daughters, the princesses beatrice and eugenie, and the earl s and countess of wessex, edward and sophie a brother and sister adam and rachel, 13 and 15 respectively, and maria, no relation to adam and rachel. thank you for talking to us. adam and rachel, tell us why, i know you are here with your mum and dad, but tell us why is a family decided to come here today? because the queen was the greatest monarch ever in britain.— monarch ever in britain. rachel, what has it _ monarch ever in britain. rachel, what has it been _ monarch ever in britain. rachel, what has it been like _ monarch ever in britain. rachel, what has it been like to - monarch ever in britain. rachel, what has it been like to be i monarch ever in britain. rachel, what has it been like to be here| what has it been like to be here among the crowds on this occasion? incredible, really historic, and it has been — incredible, really historic, and it has been really nice just seeing everyone — has been really nice just seeing everyone laying flowers and giving respect _ everyone laying flowers and giving respect to — everyone