and then taken to westminster abby. watched on, of course by these prime ministers and presidents from around the world such as an important moment really within this morning process within this mo this final act of mourning, really. the last day of the ceremony and the tradition and people around the world will be tuning in. >> once it does leave, how quick that from you is what will happen next. because once it finishes in westminster abby there is a procession up to the tree arch at hyper queen where they will be taken on and on to windsor. >> to windsor, yes, it will be moved by her and when it arrives in windsor in the afternoon, just after 3:00. it will be driving very slowly. across to windsor. so course, another opportunity where we may see people we are expecting people to be live in the streets. to catch one final glimpse of the queen's coffin as it is moved for the service in windsor. when they arrive in windsor, then does become more of a private ceremony in the afternoon and into the evening. when she will

it's about a two square miles from buckingham palace up to westminster abby around the palace of westminster sun rose over london. it is 8:48 in the morning. we will take a short break. we will be back after this. one role of a lifetime... one sore throat. but she had enough. she took mucinex instasoothe sore throat lozenges. show your sore throat who's boss. mucinex instasoothe. works in seconds, lasts for hours. hi. i'm shannon s storms bado. when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. th we found shipstation. now we're shping out orders 5 times faster and thanks to shipstation's discounted rates honestly, weouldn't do it without shipstation join over 100,000 online sellers who get ship done with shipstation go to shipstation.com /tv and get 2 months free. >>> closed captioning brought to you by flex seal family of products. >>> members of the general congregation have begun to enter westminster abbey in advance of the funeral service of queen elizabeth ii. the service itself is set to commence at 11:00 local time so that's just over two hours

from that storied hall, to westminster abby behind me here.roceeds on her left will be kings and queens of history, and where the confessor, henry the eight on her right. world leaders, he ran like, and churchill statues of gandee, mandela. this will be a historic day. and every moment of it will be history happening. and as you mentioned there, of course, this whole huge public interest, hundreds of millions, perhaps billions around the world are watching as the queen is carried into the entrance of westminster abbey behind me there. there will also be these very private moments, with her closest family, her children, grandchildren, and even great grandchildren inside the abbey they're walking behind the coffin. and as you mentioned, prince george air to the throne, nine years old, will walk behind the coffin with his sister. that must have been an incredibly difficult decision for william and kate. william, with those memories of walking behind his mom diana's coffin, 25 years ago. >> and keir, we talk a lot about, just anytime you lose some

no official date has been set, but it will likely take place inside westminster abby.hat is where queen elizabeth's coronation was held and where her funeral service took place today. >> will jones us live from london as well, now an anchor for our sister network wilf, a day of pomp and ceremony, but also a family saying good-bye. >> reporter: absolutely. an enormous amount of pomp and ceremony, but mixed in with that personal family touch as well. you mentioned that handwritten note from the king, the corgies, the presence of all the family members, including, of course, charlotte and george above all else at the end, laying to rest their great grandmother, mother, behind closed doors and away from the cameras. but all that pomp and ceremony was in fact welcome because it felt warntd because of the history the queen represented but also the length of her reign personally and what she achieved in it. it felt right for her, and in that regard, we may never see a sendoff like this ever again. >> as a londoner yourself, what stood out for you most in the last ten days of

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prince william and harry once again walk side-by- side behind her coffin to its final journey to westminster abby. that coffin will be carried on the same gun carriage used in the funerals of her father king george vi and sir winston churchill. here's cbs's charlie d'agata. >> reporter: prince william opened up to well-wishers today, adding that walking behind the queen's coffin brought back memories, alluding to the funeral of princess diana. he and the new princess of wales kate greeted mourners outside the royal residence of sandringham. while back in london, crowds have grown to epic proportions. a pilgrimage to pay tribute to their queen. >> the whole walk for six and a half hours. if i have to, i'll do it again. >> reporter: even visitors from the u.s., lon and bob ehmke, are from illinois. >> she's such a great woman. >> she's a special person, and we've known her for 70 years. >> reporter: this sea of people winding their way through the park, right in front of the palace, are nearly at the end of their journey. yet, as we speak, thousands more are just starting. we made our own journey t

the queen's funeral is set to take place at westminster abby.. before monday, service for the queen the bidens will have an opportunity to offer their condolences as thousands of people have lined up to pay tribute to the late monarch. nbc's yamiche alcindor joins us now from the white house. you niche, always so nice to see you. can you tell our viewers what are the presidents plan while he's going to be in london? >> president biden and first lady joe biden are going to have a very busy few days as they pay respects to queen elizabeth. they of course left the white house early today, and are now on route to london. their schedules had landed in the next hour or so the vip an hour which will be about 10 pm local time. on sunday they will start their activities honoring the life of the queen. they are expected to pay their respects at the queens coffin on sunday as well as signed a condolence book. then they're expected to attend a reception at buckingham palace hosted by king charles. they are also then supposed to, on monday, attended state fu

westminster abby, september 15th as -- mentioned. -- when he visited in a parliamentary. group the two men began in june of last year at the g7 summit summit in cornwall. following that some of the queen hosted president biden and the first lady at windsor castle 40. president biden was affectionately saying that her look in her generosity reminded him of his mother. with the president for his final audience with the queen was making tase you previously served a special assistant to president biden, and director of the message of planning, joining me now. meghan thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you so much for having me. >> i want to talk about the presidents relationship with queen elizabeth. we know that biden was made to race to not back to the british monarchy. the washington post running for a while that biden, an hour and, via the queen as much as somebody not back to her as many do. but he honored her in his own way. talk about with that look like and how he felt after the meeting last year. >> the president and the first lady really enjoyed their visi

the funeral is in three parts tomorrow we've got a big formal funeral in westminster abby. a place that she knew and loved very much. where she was married, where her last thanksgiving service for her husband happened just last year. behind the scenes there's so much going on. when the lying in state comes to an end at 6:30, london time tomorrow morning, there's actually a period where they crown jewelers will go -- you were just pointing out the crown de orban deceptive part of the crown jewels are on top of her casket. they go in to give it a really good clean and polished. the last time that happened for her father saying it's day it took two hours -- getting all the dust. think of the hundreds of thousands of people who have walk past it. it has got to look its best tomorrow. all of the things that we won't see tomorrow. obviously the coffin with the crown jewels on top will be pushed onto the carriage taken round to westminster abby. we have already seen that once. not on the same gun carriage. a lot of people are asking me on social media how come the crown doesn't fa

he'll be accompanied by the first later at westminster abby. i want to head now to matt who's in london for us. and covering the lead up to september 19th. matt, talk to us. we know, as i mentioned, the queen's coffin arrived in edinburgh today. take us through the six hour journey and what we can expect in the days leading up to her funeral. >> it really was quite emotional, yasmin. it lasted for six hours and princess and was there the entire. time you saw as the people of scotland and tourists and others who are gathered around the root of their coffin, it was traversing through the scottish highlands, we had a glimpse of some of the fantastic country sides up there. it did not go direct from balmoral to edinburgh. it went up to inverness, the highest was from the most northern of all of the cities in scotland. the only city in the scottish highlands. and then attacked south to where it went to autumn barrow, to hollywood house, that is the only real state residents. of course, the queen died in balmoral. balmoral is not a state residence fo

king charles walked behind her coffin as it was taken from abby to westminster hall where it had beenng in state. hundreds of dead -- hundreds of dignitaries joined members of the royal family and public. in his service, the archbishop of canterbury said the queen had touched a multitude of lives during her 70 year rain. we start with our correspondent on the state funeral held today for queen elizabeth. reporter: on a clear morning in september, the world focused its attentn on london for the grand and most solemn of events. for a revered monarch who reigned for longer than any other, all the owners of the state funeral. within westminster abbey, where great moments of history have been staged for more than a thousand years, the leaders of many nations came together to pay their tributes. macron from france, bden from the united states, tdeau from canada, and scores of others. they joined political leaders from the nations of the united kingdom, all the living british prime minister's, faith leaders, charity workers, and citizens. at moment in the nation's affairs when rank took seco

this country for nearly 60 years, mixed with private sorrow as the state funeral was held at westminster abbybuilding in which the queen was married and crowned. king charles and other members of the royal family walked behind her coffin as it was taken into the abby from west minster hall where it had been lying in state. hundreds of dignitaries including world leaders join members of the royal family in the public at the service. in his sermon, the archbishop of canterbury said the queen had touched a multitude of lies during her -- multitude of lives during her 17 year reign. reporter: on a clear morning in september, the world focus its attention on london for the grandest and most solemn of events. ♪ for a revered monarch who reigned for longer than any other, all the honors of a state funeral. within westminster abbey are great moments of history have been staged for more than 1000 years, the leaders of many nations came together to pay their tributes. chron from france, biden from the united states --macron from france, trudeau from canada, and scores of others. they join political lea

westminster abby, 1953, the first time tv cameras were allowed inside to record a coronation. the celebration was seen worldwide. and elizabeth rain would be felt worldwide. she was the most widely traveled monarch in history, she helped transform a britons empire, using former colonies in two states, and all that while balancing motherhood and monarchy. three sons and a daughter, she encouraged her children to live lives and beyond the palace walls. in some ways, the royal family appeared just like the rest of us, vulnerable, there was divorce, and reconciliation. her son prince andrew, -- accusations of sexual misconduct. but the tragedy princess diana was an especially dark moment for the royal family. her fairytale romance and marriage ended in scandal, with a messy divorce, then death. diana killed in a traffic accident in paris, the royal family grieved privately, but there is growing anger in britain that the monarchy was out of touch, detached, and aloof. the queen quickly returned to london from her vacation home to pay tribute to diana, and face a challenge to modern

la, his wife known as queen consort and the mourning period will finish with the funeral at westminster abbyhen a ceremony for king charles iii where his coronation and ushering in a new era that quite frankly queen elizabeth ii has always been there and it's hard to think of her not being there, liz. liz: i know. my mom was british educated at the royal economy so i'm named, arkly, after the queen. it is definitely a historic moment and we feel for the united kingdom. ashley, thank you very much. the queen drove her own cars; right? land rovers; right? >> yes, she cert certain did. she was a mechanic too and took pride in putting the hood up and fixing something that wasn't working right. liz: i wonder what she'd do with electric vehicles and the deal being announced here, rivian and mercedes benz teaming up. they'll build two ev vans at mercedes sites in central europe and eastern europe. mercedes benz is down about 2.5% at this hour. bring in wed bush securities managing director dan ives giving rivian an outperforming rating of 45. what does an announcement like this, rivera indian partn

. >> that will also be on full diy on monday during the funeral at westminster abby. it is the same the same place as her 1953 coron and also where she married prince philip in 1947. > >> queen elizabeth may have livd have lived in -- but she felt at felt at home in the stables. thn led to an unlikely friendship with the california cowboy decades ago. monty roberts becae the queens horseman. is known fr revolutionizing horse training by using a silent language of kindness. he said the queen treated him like a younger brother. >> i would call her her majesty. majesty. the friendship was deep. >> handwritten letters and annual christmas greetings framed their three decade relationship. he will attend his his friend's funeral on monday. > >> up next, lots of fanfare. (male) there are many voices in today's world. everyone is voicing their opinions about everything, and jesus is no exception to that. what if there was a clear voice telling you exactly who jesus is? (male announcer) join dr. david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune

the ceremony started with the funeral at westminster abby then tens of thousands of people lined the streets to see the procession to procession to windsor castle. in in the bay area, grace cathedral hosted a reairing of the entirn and funeral. leader said the queen's strong faith always inspired them. >> the queen always was an exam. an example. of faith is open tor cultures and religions. to recognize god speaks in different ways. >> for people that want to see e ceremonies live, but in the arms the arms opened it 3:00 am. just just as the funeral was getting underway in london. norah o'donnell led the coverage of the funeral from london with gae king. she will have a full roun. round tonight. > >> coming up, we are here in lon in london with the historic farewell for queen elizabeth ii. we have the ceremony and emotional welfare ceremony. all the highlights including king cs wilting up with tears in print s message to her brother, prince . prince george. > >> still spotty showers in the . even a couple of thunderstorms. we ar wawant a permamanent sosolution to o homelessnene? you

westminster abby 1953, the first time tv cameras were allowed inside, to record a coronation. the celebration was seen worldwide. elizabeth's rain would be felt worldwide. she was the most widely traveled monarch in history. she helped transform britain's empire, easing former colonies and states and all of that while balancing motherhood and monarchy. three sons and a daughter -- the pump was there but circumstances changed. for the first time the queen opened the royal family to the public i. she encouraged her children to live life beyond the palace walls. the royal family appeared just like the rest of us, vulnerabl . there was divorce and reconciliation. her son, prince andrew, mired in accusations of sexual misconduct. the tragedy of princess diana was an especially dark moment for the royal family. the fairytale romance and marriage ended in scandal with a messy divorce, then death. diana killed in a traffic accident in paris. the royal family grieved privately, but there was growing anger in britain. the monarchy was out of touch, detached. the queen quickly returned t

it will be at westminster abby.in is now in a period of official national mourning that will last till the end of the state funeral. for more on biden's plan, let's go to nbc news correspondent monica. >> president biden confirm that he will be traveling overseas to attend the funeral of queen elizabeth the second, whenever that may be. it comes after the white house showed an incredible amount of outpouring of support, and condolences for the monarch, the president calling her so much more than that, and really defining an era. and the president says he doesn't know all the details about how this will work, when he doesn't tend to go. and there will of course be many protocols involved when that does happen. so the white house hasn't announced any formal plans, or how long the visit may be. but we expect that to come in the next couple of days. and the president of course joined former presidents in extending their sympathies to the royal family. we have statements from presidents bush, clinton, obama, and trump. a

but the pageantry of a state funeral in westminster abby will divert the spirits for a while.as genuinely beloved, even people who aren't natural royalists like linda kollie, and myself for that matter, were very saddened by her passing. >> i wonder if we could speak of a new government for a moment, because liz truss has come into office and suggests that the government coffers, she may use them, she may drop on them to cap household energy prices well into 2024. expecting the shortage resulting from ukraine is going to have a profoundly negative effect on basically britain's wallets. that seems very out of step with the kind of fiscally conservative small government character she proposes to be. how does that work and is that not a massive spending deal for the truss government, if you will? >> it is. i mean, lustrous has modeled herself on margaret thatcher, down to the clothes that she has been wearing, really down to 80. so for a libertarian, deregulating small state tax is cutting, it's conservative. you could hardly think of a worse fiscal moment to come into office tha

there have been many tributes across the land and then today at westminster abby and st.ch the cameras and the public are excluded. a private burial service with just her closest family in attendance. when the queen, who spent her life and death, belonged to so many people. only a moment, alongside her family. >> the service coming to a close. queen elizabeth will be late to rest with a private service, buried next to her husband. as we leave windsor, we take you live to capitol hill to honesty and more

queen will lie in state at westminster, hall starting on wednesday until or funeral on monday at westminster abbyad for all of that. mourners, camping out in london. waiting for their chance to see the queen's coffin and paid their respects. [applause] >> an outburst of emotion, outside of buckingham palace late on tuesday. queen elizabeth arrived home for the last time. the crowd, some of whom waited for hours in rain clapped and cheered as they gathered to pay their respects to britain's longest serving monarch. >> [inaudible] >> well, the queen had arrived in london from edinburgh in scotland, where thousands of mourners there paid tribute at st giles'cathedral where the queen was lying at russ. king charles the third also during the public to mourn his mother in the scottish capital before flying to belfast. and that, of course, marked his first visit to northern island since becoming the new monarch. cnn correspondent are following all of the developments, scott mclain is in london where people are already lined up to see the queen lying in state this wednesday. we're gonna start with nina d

then we have the point where the casket is taken to westminster abby for the funeral.hen there will be a procession after that all the way to windsor where the queen will be laid to rest alongside her parents and prince philip. the moment you're talking about with diana is really that procession from westminster abby to windsor. and that will be in just over a week's time. >> max, final question, if i may, i know those residences only as a tourist wood. is it clear to you as an expert where everyone will live? >> no. what we had in recent years -- so the way the structure works is that each principle as they're called will have their own household. we did until relatively recently have four household. the sussexs had their own household attached to buckingham palace and kensington palace, now prince and princess of wales. clarence house, which is charles and camilla and they had buckingham palace the queen. we have two households and many residences. i don't know how it's going to play out. i do know that charles' favorite home is high grove, his country house but he n

westminster abby, 1953. the first time tv cameras were allowed inside to record a coronation. a celebration would seem worldwide. and elizabeth rain would be felt world wide. she was the most widely traveled monarch in history. she helped transform britain's empire, easing former colonies into states, and all that while balancing motherhood and monarchy. three sons and daughter. she encouraged her children to live lives beyond the palace walls. she embraced many changes, including the marriage of her grandson prince william to commoner kate middleton. and prince harry to the american actress, meghan markle. in 2021, her beloved husband of seven decades, prince philip, died. in her words, he was strength and stay. her platinum jubilee, celebrated with a military parade. beacons that across the world. >> i keep mine in here. >> a surprise appearance in paddington peer, and over 10 million people across britain gathering in street parks to honor their one and only queen. >> as dawn breaks and britain on this friday morning, the nation is beginning a ten-day period of mourning tha

funeral, 2 million people are expected to have lined the streets of london during the ceremony at westminster abby> at least, not just across the river tense across westminster hall. that building right there, that building right there is where the queen is like a state right now. you can hear them. you can see just below me, that is the queue, that is the line of hundreds of thousands of people who are waiting to pay their final respects. there is actually an app, at least, yet which tracks how long it is. people can check before getting in line. right now, it says the wait is up to 14 hours. but everybody just spoke with say they've been waiting just about seven or eight. everyone that we talk to, though, alicia say they're willing to wait no matter how long it is. and the other thing that we are finding, kind of, everyone we talked to, their stick to their friends. or these people they met, they started chatting, two they've been next to them for ten, 12, you know, 13 hours. they call, thumb queue friends, or their new chosen families. this lady really lovely national experience that's happenin

to lie there before the state funeral in westminster abby on monday. >> thank you for that report..s. special correspondent for bbc studios and msnbc contributor as well as tim your, former -- at our tv news. welcome to you both. atkathy, no surprise at all this ended up on the front plates of the tabloids. those brothers being reunited. but tell me what it says about the popularity of the younger royals and how badly everybody wants them to get along. >> i think you are right, alex. everybody would like them to get on. the commentary is heard as watching british television was a very much about how they hope that for the queen this would be a moment of unity. and also king charles. you mentioned both william and harry in the first address that he gave to the nation. and expressed his love for his two sons. he too would like to see this rift healed. it has been a damaging year for the queen to see the public statements made by harry and meghan and the several statements since that have not been easy for the royal family in the uk. there is what a difference of opinion in the uk in

opposite westminster abby, where the funeral service will take place.f people live around that area. >> yeah, a lot of people lit their. a lot of people work there. there are roads. there are gas stations. all that kind of infrastructure is there. everyone in cues, has been asked, be aware of that, be respectful of that, keep the noise levels down a bit. i think people in the area are being told as well, just take extra time, because the roads will be busy. there will be some sort of system for this queue, because we know it will be an expanded system for the queue. you need a wristband, once you win that q, that's the respect. you can't change places with anyone, you can't give it to anyone else. they will be a system, but it will have a knock on effect, because hundreds of thousands will be wanting to do that. >> absolutely, joined with thousands for the queen's mother, when she died, she was also lying at westminster hole. i expect her to potentially be fivefold more than that. so you can't drink and eat in the queue. you can take that in with you. >

that before the queen and then moved across the street to westminster abby. or they will be a funeral about which we knew was going to be not this coming monday but the monday after. now we have full confirmation from the, palace that we will have the funeral in more than a week. and then her majesty's casket will move to windsor castle, where she will be entered and st. georges chapel, alongside of her husband. a lot to watch in the coming, days both just pure pageantry and the politics on the side of king george as he tries to make a physical effort. a geographic effort to unite his kingdom. even as everyone is mourning, the palaces said he will continue to lead this nation in grief for his late mother. of all of the details that have just come in to the belief over the past hour or two as you mention. the new confirmation of the schedule for the next few days, all of it seems to be following exactly as it was laid out. what operation with the cooperations london bridge. this has been planned for years. the only change that i can, see from what i had heard

after four days of lying in state, and she goes to westminster abby.that is when there is the funeral, and then her casket is transferred over to windsor castle. after, that will be interred alongside her husband but you know the reason i'm saying that there's a lot of moving parts to this. as because the, king the new king is doing his own mission. this is something completely different. what i described as operation london bridge. the new king, he is doing operation spring tide. this is an effort to send the king in the first days of this rain to all of the four constituent countries of the united kingdom. let it be england, where i'm standing right now, scotland the queen's casket or the queen's body is right now. then northern ireland and wales. the next few days, you are going to see the king going around as he is mourning the recent death of this mother. you'll see him visiting people, as the new king introducing himself essentially to his realm and it sounds like a fairytale, it's because that's where fairytales come from. a king introducing him

then the procession from westminster abby to wellington arch.te gun carriage will be drawn from the abbey around parliament square up whitehall and across cross guards and then pass buckingm palace and finally, up constitution hill to wellington arch at hyde park corner. there, under wellington arch, the coffin will be transferred from the gun carriage to the state hearse, ready for the journey to windsor. route to be taken from hyde park corner to windsor has not so far been disclosed. however, officials recognizehe need for the public to be as closely involved as possible. >> the queen, and elements of the royal family, particulay prince philip, took a close interest in this to try and make sure it combined the dignity of the occasion, the formality of the occasion, with as much access as possible for people to see the coffin at close quarters. reporter: the final element of the funeral plan will see the hearse traveling up the long walk of windsor and into the castle'main quadrangle, and then down the slope to st. george's chapel. inside the

about one hour, and then we're gonna see another procession taking her majesty's coffin from westminster abbyommittal service at windsor that will be televised, and then a private burial service that will be not televised, charles. >> nbc's lindsay rider. thank you so much. absolutely incredible. and tomorrow! joe burrow scarborough, and -- we'll be live from london kicking off special coverage in remembrance of queen elizabeth ii as she is laid to rest. watch the funeral of queen elizabeth the second monday at 5 am eastern only on the msnbc. coming up, race, pride, consequences are key things on a new series airing on msnbc tonight. the executive producer of model america joins me next. ica joins me next. 12 irresistible new subs... like #4 supreme meats. smoky capicola, genoa salami and pepperoni! it's the dream team of meats. i've still got my uniform. it's subway's biggest refresh yet. trelegy for copd. [coughing] ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on by... ♪ if you've been playing down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day,... ♪ ...it's time to make a

the pageantry of her 1947 wedding in westminster abby was just a prelude to an even bigger event, her coronation as queen at the age of 26, following the death of her father, king george vi. during her reign, she visited dozens of nations and served as the head of great britain's military in times of strife. she had a daughter and three sons, but was troubled by the marital problems of her children including the divorces of prince charles, and prince andrew. while generally populate her popular, the queen was some size some side sometimes criticized as aloof. >> may each and every one of us thank god for someone who made many many people happy. >> reporter: her majesty's sense of humor was on display for the london olympics in 2012, a short film seem to have her parachuting alongside james bond into the games opening ceremonies. she was also witness to the wedding spectacles for her grandsons, prince william with kate middleton and later prince harry with meghan markle, but tensions associated with palace life led prince harry and meghan markle to relinquish the royal duties and moved

then on monday, they will in fact attend a state funeral at westminster abby. queen's eight grandchildren, including prince william and harry, just finished holding a vigil by the queen's coffin in westminster hall. it lasted just 15 minutes. prince william standing at the head, and harry standing at the foot. the king requested that both his sons where their military uniforms after facing some blow back for only allowing prince andrew to wear his uniform at his final vigil. this is the first time that we have seen here is not very uniform since stepping back from royal duties in 2020. harry of course did two tours in afghanistan during his tenure career and the british army. joining me now to discuss is nbc's lindsay reiner in buckingham palace. and lindsey, take us there if you would what we saw over the last couple of hours, especially during this moment lasting about 15 minutes or so, but so incredibly powerful of the queen flanked by her grandchildren. >> yeah, i was watching this, yasmin, along with everybody else at home. and i got chills. it was such a s

and to get to westminster abby itself on monday, that they will be expected to go on an official buseir official cars. i understand that is right, and the reason is, of course, london is what it is. security reasons, that everyone will be able to get their cars and their. now, of course, it may well be that the teams of some of the more high-profile world leaders have a chat, and things don't pan out exactly as the plan. but that might get under the bus. and that is the plan. remember, during the prince philip funeral, i think a lot of royalty from other countries did have to get on a bus. i'm sure many of them will just go along with what they're told. but interestingly, it's gonna be absolutely, this is the plan. >> laura, talk to me about this -- let's have a look at this sign. talk to me about what this is all about. >> yeah, the floor of tribute. people have been coming here, and they've been asked not to bring flowers or candles, or little things to leave. but many people want to just remember the moment. and make a mark. so, they're bringing flowers. they're not really allowed

. > >> king charles iii led the royal procession as the queen's coffin moved to westminster abby westminster abbey. 442 royal navy sailors pulled the carriage , the same use for king george the sixth. > >> and honoring the late marne c marne arc who died at the age oh of 86th. > >> and given before any person gave allegiance to her, she gave gave allegiance to god. >> reporter: the service ended with two minutes of silence across the nation and the revised national anthem, god save the king. >> [ music ] god save the king. >> reporter: and then the procession through the a story heart of london giving the public one more chance to say good by. it was the final journy final journey through the nation's capitol but millions here are reluctant to say goodbe say goodbye. >> i just know the queen and i don't know anybody else, she is queen of england. > >> the monarch laid to rest at a a private ceremony at st. georges castle in windsor alongside prince philip. queen elizabeth's passing at the age of 96th came the year that she celebrated seven decades on the throne as britain's longest reigning

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. ♪ get started at longlivedogs.com >>> in the winter of 1973, prince charles arrives at westminster abbyor a royal celebration watched by millions around the world. >> the wedding of the decade. princess ann and captain mark phillips. >> his youngest sister is getting married. >> instead of celebrating his sister's marriage, prince charles is not full of joy about this. he feels that he's been left behind. >> princess ann's wedding falls on charles' 25th birthday. at his age, his mother was already queen and married with two children. >> here is prince charles, a young adult, but with no clear-cut job and a very strong set of duty. he ought to be marrying the right person and he isn't. >> prince charles, if there's a problem, he broods about it. he talks about it. he needs a shoulder to cry on. >> he seems to be really very much left on his own without much guidance. >> he sees very little of his parents. he has to make a formal appointment to see them. >> one person in his life who gives him a lot of time is his great uncle lord louis mountbatten. >> my grandfather and the prince of wal

the doors of westminster abby less than a mile from where anna is. they will begin taking their seats, we will see heads of state, and royal families. tom: and you can watch special coverage of the funeral on bloomberg tv, due to begin at 11:00 a.m. london time, that is 6:00 a.m. in new york. francine: central banks also take central stage. forecast to add up to more than 500 basis points combined. things kick off tomorrow with riksbank, which is expected to accelerate tightening with 75 basis points. the consensus is that fed hiking by the same amount. we are now joined by charles-henry monchau, chief investment officer at banque syz . thank you for joining us, this is a huge week for central banks around the world. we have the boj, that fed and the bank of england. do you think they will hike by a percentage point? charles-henry: that is a possibility. if we look at the hawks, there is a chance for a larger rate hike. markets need to adjust. we need to accept the fact that inflation is indeed accelerating. the fed is behind the curve. the fed needs

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the privilege to go to westminster abby and celebrate what was an incredibly remarkable life.my 40s. she was a part of my life. she used to get used there. we welcome him ascending to the throne. >> it's super to have you with us. keep up the good work, please. >> chris sherwood, the ceo of the rspca. becky anderson in london. stay with us here on cnn throughout the day for continuing coverage of the queen's remembrance. for now, let's get you back to rosemary church who is at cnn center in atlanta with more of what are the important headlines of the day. >> thank you, becky, for all of your reporting. still to come, why conspiracy theorist alex jones made the bizarre claims about the sandy hook massacre. what a lawyer he hired had to say. that is cocoming up. thank the gods. don't thank them t too soon. kick pain in t the aspercreme. and it's easier than ever to■ get your projects done right. inside, outside, big or small, angi helps you find the right so for whatever you nd done. with ai, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews. just search or scroll to see upf on h

. >> the couple married in westminster abby, on november the 20th 1947.oment on, prince philip was an almost constant presence at the queens side. if this companionship came at a personal price, it was one he was prepared to pay. >> just to have been there all the time behind her and really to have sacrificed all his life -- i think he would have loved to have gone on in the navy and really made it clear out of that. so he sacrificed as well, and so i think it has made for wonderfully solid marriage. >> the queen and prince philip met before the second world war when he was a young naval cadet. >> his number one job, from the word go, has been to, quote, to support the queen. it has just been one of the great for the romances of history. people talk about victoria and albert as a phrase, it trips off the tongue and no doubt in your scum people talk about elizabeth and philippe in the exact same way. >> watch out. >> netflix hit series the crown captivated viewers worldwide with its portrayal of the young couples early romance, and showing their place in p

kennedy: for fans of the crown and people who have been paying attention, we seen a lot of westminster abbyhe will be the first monarch to be under there with the funeral since the 18th century. that's kind of shocking. >> it is such as her esteem that makes sense but yes, it is unusual. she'll be laid to rest at windsor castle where her husband of 73 years, the duke currently is laid to rest, he died 18 months ago so she will have her placed next to him but that funeral service, you will have people from all over the world wanting to come pay respects. it will be quite a sight. kennedy: will that be a private grave? >> yes, i believe so. we'll see, maybe -- she's left all instructions, we know that, what music she wants of the funeral, this has been long planned out. the actual burial place i would know what she asked for it to be open to the public it may be. kennedy: i would love to pay my final respects, i'm of the fan and i know we seen this coming for quite some time. it's interesting because there are few people whose deaths move you and stop in your tracks and remember where you are

to london where she will lie in state until the funeral set for next monday september 19th at westminster abbywe have live coverage with the team. nic robertson is here. also want to get my colleague first that's isa suarez in edinburgh with the latest. are you seeing crowds yet? >> reporter: yeah. we are indeed. starting to really pick up. it was very busy because in the last hour there was also a transfer of power. proclamation not just here but also in northern ireland and in wales. the crown starting to pick up. people wanting to be part of history and pay final respects to a monarch that defined so many generations. one lady said she's the only monarch i have ever known and the children see her as a granny. will make it way to the holyroodhouse where the queen will stay for the fight. i'm joined now, want to bring in hillary who drove for about an hour and a half away. explain to the viewers what this moment means to you and why it is important to be here today. >> it is important to pay the respects to our queen, the only queen i have ever really known and i brought my mom with my today.

william and harry to walk side by side behind her coffin as it moves from westminster hall to westminster abby. >> a show of unity there. you were talking about security. ths is unrelated. but two officers in london were just stabbed. wht kind of challenges are we seeing we seeing proposed? how can they they even get enough officers in in the area to make sure it's secure? >> reporter: because this is tht security operation this city has this city has seen, there are police everywhere. the two police officers we are learning saw someone who had a knife. thy confronted him and that's when the officers were stabbed. theye not life threatening injuries and the person was apprehended.t does underscore the seriousness of the security operation. we are hearing from police officias that over 30 people have been arrested. we don't know charges, charges, but it's in the lead up up to the funeral. >> sounds like things are prettt there. thanks much. > >> living in fear in the wake of the wake of recent attacks. a $5 $5 million donation could provie priceless peace of mind in chinatown. >> reporter: the

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her funeral will be held at westminster abby september 19th.e have full coverage of today's events. let's begin with nic robertson and today's events and what comes next. >> reporter: yeah, it was about 10:00 in the morning here uk time when the queen's cortege left balmoral before getting to the city of aberdeen and swung south. already it had taken two hours to get to aberdeen, a drive that would take 45 minutes. it was going slow through the villages so people could pay their respects and from aberdeen through stone haven onwards to dundee to perth and here to edinburgh, here this was just a sea of people and as the queen's cortege arrived, we were talking to people here, so many of them had come to pay their respects, the queen's service to the country. how much it meant to them and this was their way of reflecting it back and paying her some respect. the old, the not so old and the young. this is some of what they told us. >> wonderful, just wonderful. it's just wonderful to be here. >> my mom and i will not be here. she's 88 and is in qui

anbecause before that coronatios had been witnessed by those in westminster abby but not byarou largethe uk alone tuned in to watch the next queen ascend to th te throne. >> a madam, a short majesty willing to take the oath? i am. >> to your power and justice and mercy to be executed in all your judgments. >> i will. >> after taking the coronationeo oath, the archbishop of canterbury anointed elizabeth the second as the head of thizeb church othf england. ♪ long live queen elizabeth.d no >> she did not want too.sh she did not seek its rate she took it on if you take on a duty. that is what her is so special t her. she did not shirk hersp responsibilities for. >>onbr british prime minister winston churchill attended the coronation. whenchil he first heard the princess would be monarchy cried to an aide she was still a child. but the new queen quickly captivated the prime minister. >> he was deeply, deeply saddened by the king's passing. and frankly, somewhat alarmed o atthe thought of this young 25-year-old hope he considered to be a chilerd becominged quee. but he soon fell in love wi

. ♪♪ >> on the 2nd of june, 1953, she was crowned in a ceremony at westminster abby after the gloom ofs a moment of pryde and optimismism. pride and optimism. >> they sales of television watching the new queen taking the coronation oath. >> the coronation was the most fun. i was a school girl then and i remember getting my mother's family ring and scratching the wind i don't think pane with us and it was amazing and huge spectacle. and she was married to the nation and annointed by god. that's the point of that ceremony and the queen being a religious person, that's an important part of it. >> winning the war came at a price. the country had to be rebuilt and the economy was sluggish. the nation looked to their queen for inspiration and for encouragement. >> the coronation of queen elizabeth, that started a new era in the sense of moving on after the dark days of the war and its immediate aftermath and bomb damage in all the cities, a new era and moving on. >> britain was struggling to find its place in a new era and was faced with a stark identity crisis. the glory days of an empire t

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