the queen, charles and william. well, it is now charles and william. lliam. well, it is now charles and william. that relationship has not always been difficult, and what relationship between father and son is always smooth. but i think william has come to appreciate his father much, much more in recent years. i think perhaps william has come to understand some of the pressures that charles has faced a different point

she was also passing on the baton to some extent allowing charles and william to maybe the k key decisions. behind the scenes, it was prince charles who made the big decisions. he ran all of the estates, for example. prince philip wasn't there, and that was seen as one of the reasons why perhaps along the decision making around the sussexes went a bit awry behind the scenes because prince philip wasn't really in charge at that time. now, i think, you know, frankly since prince philip died, the queen has been a lonely figure. she lost the key professional and personal adviser. and so behind the scenes i think she does speak to charles, she doesn't get on as well with charles as she does with prince edward, for example, but she'll be speaking to the whole family really about decisions, about family matters. but the public face is obviously prince charles and prince william and they have to balance that very personal, you know, that personal pressure of dealing with the queen's health with a public expectation to be informed and to be kept up to date. she is such a towering figure. we all loo

william charles, his son, the duke of cambridge, now all so horrible and prince of wales as well. charles will sign an oath. he will make his 1st declaration that will be read out on the friary court balcony by the garter, king of arms and then red out across the country. and charles having officially been proclaimed king charles the 3rd will then embark on a tour of the realm. visiting wales and northern ireland, missouri strong, the whole reporting live there from buckingham palace in central london that he thinks indeed jonah across the u. k. field guns fired $96.00 shots mocking each year of the queen's life. 7 ah, fells told, in cathedrals in churches as part of a long plan, series of events. people in britain this jo that was saying, or observing 10 days of national morning. i'll just hear what my office must been outside balmoral castle in scotland. where the queen's body remains, pommel counselor is at the heart of the old family and it was that deeply at the heart of queen elizabeth 2nd. she came here as a young girl and continued to spend her summers here, pretty much all

and huge mama in their personal life and then losing charles his mother and williams grand grandmother'sheels of motion have begun to turn. you see other signatures coming from the members of the privy council is that charles is king in the eyes of the government. >> your majesty's declaration to be made public. >> approved. >> draft of an order in council for recording the oath relating to the security of the church of scotland to be transmitted to the court accession to be recorded in the books and afterwords put in the state papers of scotland and in the council register. >> approved. >> draft order in council determining the form of proclamation for proclaiming your majesty in draft of an order in counselor to make use of the great seal for all things whatsoever that they will be prepared and be authorized. >> approved. >> draft of the order in council authorizing the lord seal if and then to be approved and authorized. >> approved. >> draft in three orders authorizing the principal secretaries of state , chancellor of the exchequer and the chancellor of lancaster to use the existing

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william and kate. charles now of course taking on a roll that for several decades was filled by a woman. queen elizabeth trauma shattered barriers during her reign. a rain that began when she was just 25 years old. so how will her legacy impact the role for the three men who will follow in her footsteps? charles, then william, and george. i welcome back my panel, kayleigh nickel, royal editor for vanity fair. and suzanna, a british historian. suzannah let's begin their. how would you describe this standard that the queen set for her parents? >> well. i think she set the standard in terms of that sense of connection. and humanity. the thing that comes out of all reports about the queen. is the way in which she engaged with people. i read an amazing story yesterday from the late chief rabbi, jonathan sachs, that how in 2000 and 15, she met with a group of auschwitz survivors in the time when she was supposed to leave, and she stayed, and she stayed. and she gave h one, he said, her focus and hurried attention. a

joined by three future kings, charles, william, and george. today, king charles will lead his country in mourning. his sons, william and harry, united in grief. harry traveling back to london this morning. the loss of their much loved grandmother bringing them together. this the moment, savannah, when we say the queen is dead. the british newspapers trying to describe it on the "daily mail" this morning saying "our hearts are broken." the front page is black. printing a full picture of the queen and then using the queen, savannah,'s own words when she lost her husband to try to find words for the british people saying, "grief is the price we pay for love." >> indeed. thank you, keir. >> joining us now is willford frost. we just saw moments ago right behind us here king charles, the queen con sort right here meeting and greeting people. what does it say to you that he lands in london and essentially this is his first stop? >> i think the fact he came to buckingham palace, not that surprising. we knew he wasn't going to stick around and enjoy the

everyone accepts king charles is not as popular as the queen. we've seen how they brought williamin with charles and camilla, and they are very much a job la, which is a nice way of saying it. prince harry and the separation of the sussexes has brought them together. the queen had a large set of family and cousins to share her responsibilities with. the pressure now on charles and william in particular is very keen on slimming down the monarchy, making it more efficient, so the burden on them is much higher, but it's effectively going to be the king and queen, the prince and princess of wales and their three children. that's who it's going to be sharing the king's duties. he's a hard worker. he ooh is able to do a lot more than the queen was able to do. what's going to be interesting is how william transitions. he's currently in the carriage house. i'm under good authority he's not going to have the massive staff prince charles has. he wants to slim down the prinls of wales' role as well. >> as a reall, you need a certain heft of staff to do the job, however much you wish to. what

william. i think there was tension between harry and charles. they seemed to smooth that over. he jubilee. harry didn't meet up with william, and there are still tensions between those two. if they can come through this, i think that would be a great tribute to the queen. we'll see how that plays out over the next ten-plus days because there will be a series of events involving the family. it's all laid out very carefully. and of course those tensions should not take away attention from what is the ultimate tribute to the queen, which is going to be over the next few days. and also looking ahead to the king's monarchy, focusing on him and helping build his foundations to a monarchy, which will take the united kingdom i don't know onwards for decades, potentially. we are going to see a slightly different monarchy in the sense that there's an awareness that charles isn't as popular as the queen or was prince william. i think you're going to see charles and camilla doing much more together. that's going to be the face of the monarchy going forward. >> joining us now, someone who ha

>> i can't talk right now. >> i just shook hands with prince william. >> the queen is just so special for this country and having king charlesnd prince william here is just -- the whole thing, you know, we're england, we're british, you know. we love the monarchy i think it's really special to be here ♪ ♪ >> tonight, rehearsals under way for monday's state funeral. ♪ >> when the queen will be laid to rest in windsor beside her beloved late husband, prince philip. keir, tonight we're learning just how many people are expecting to see the funeral >> yeah, millions around the world, jose, and on big screens here amazing when you think this abbey's been hosting royal events for a thousand years jose >> keir simmons in london, thank you. >> lester holt will be anchoring this broadcast from london tomorrow night and we will have complete coverage of the funeral for queen elizabeth live from london monday morning starting at 5:30 a.m. eastern. >>> tropical storm fiona is bearing down on puerto rico right now. the storm on track to become a hurricane by tomorrow many are wondering if the island is preparing to withstand yet another

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just really exciting. >> these women got to see the king, and sowas niau i see william, charles, and i'm going to see the mom as well. what else can i ask for? >> see this woman? that's beverly's daughter. >> met prince charles, shook his hand. it was such a special moment. >> a few minutes earlier, charles dipped into the crowd of people waiting to say goodbye to his mother, and right there, king charles iii shaking hands with beverly's daughter. the king and prince william spent several minutes greeting people. prince william stopping to talk with children along the route before getting into the car and motoring off. later at westminster hall, the queen's grandchildren in a solemn but public vigil in westminster hall, a show of family solidarity in a family that has known some discord before this. each step there in westminster hall practiced, rehearsed, steeped in 1000 years of royal history. it is the kind of pageantry we will see plenty of at the queen's funeral, probably the most watched television spectacle in history. jr: incredible images. president biden and the first lady

then a few minutes later, expecting king charles iii to depart probably with his two sons, prince william harry. they will witness the coffin of queen elizabeth ii being taken down from the catifold lying in state and mounted on to that gun carriage thousands of people here desperate to get a ghims of the royals on the way out but also the procession that will pass by here a couple of hours after. >> nina, thank you very much. as we watch these arrivals. yesterday right by buckingham palace, i saw someone camped out for two nights just for that glimpse, to try to get that glimpse. just moments from now, the queen's coffin will be carried out of westminster hall. the royal procession then to westminster abbey will begin. it is all coming up. we'll be right back many just a moment. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. not flossing well? then add the whoa! of listerine to your routine. new science shows it gets in between teeth to destroy

is the public ready to transition to a king charles and to eventually a king william? >> well, i guess we'll find that out in the coming days. i think britain is quite a conservative place with a small "c," people will be sympathetic to charles. he is, after all, the queen's son, one of her children. they're a family in mourning, a family grieving. so not only is he grieving, but he's also king from this minute onwards. so i think there will be a lot of transferred respect, shall we say and support for him and his wife, camilla, over the coming days. to say he's as popular as his mother, clearly that's not the case. he's often been a controversial figure over the last 20 or 30 years. but i think in the short term i think this is going to be about a country in mourning and a sort of solidarity with him and his children and people obviously like prince william and kate as well, as you mentioned. >> tim, you're still with us. what do you expect king charles, his first appearance in public to be like as king? >> well, i think it will be somber. and as you've just heard ther

. >> that night charles returns to balmoral to be with his sons, william and harry. >> charles' priority was those boys. he was desperately worried about them. they were at a very tender, difficult sort of age, 15 and 12. >> i rang up queen elizabeth to say how awful and i hope the boys were all right. and she said, i think they're in total shock, they haven't cried. >> the immediate reaction of the royal family was to say we must hunker down, protect the children. there will be formalities that will follow, but that's what we do. >> but the country is in no mood for formality. >> she was different. she was like one of us. one of the people. >> it's a shock. >> the people felt so emotional about diana. it was because she had had an extraordinary connection with everybody. people felt a kinship with her that was like your own beloved friend, mother, sister had died. >> she was just a lovely person. we all hope we could be like her. >> everybody loves her. >> people were crying in the street. men were sitting on park benches crying. it was a very un-british thing to do. the public mourning

king charles and prince william next in line. griff: great insight, greg. you have been watching this very important moment as the queen's grandchildren stand at vigil, greg, thank you. greg: thank you. griff: moving on gop governors are continuing to send buses and planes of migrants to blue cities. former ice director tom homan to tell us his take on the tactics, stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. griff: republican governors sending more migrants to democratic strongholds as more migrants and drugs flow over our southern border. joining us from texas, former acting ice director tom homan, tom, thank you for taking time. i want to play for you a short interview i did with a venezuelan migrant named khan tha

harry, william, charles did that behind diana. did not understand why people were crying in the street. they understand it is a different, it is respectful, but also a celebration of a life. it is not a tragedy. she was 96. >> but the sense of loss is palpable and the fact that people would do this, camp out, it makes it tangible. i sit here as an american sharing a fascination with the royal family, yet, this is foreign to many americans. and what we will see, the hundreds of thousands of people converging to pay respects. is there anything you can compare this to? >> i was in high school when jfk was assassinated, in terms of pageantry, the moment when everything stopped and jackie kennedy arranged his funeral. all the world leaders gathered. everyone was stunned because it was in the wake of an assassination of a young president. in terms of pomp and circumstance, and history, there is a similarity between that event and this. >> thank you so much, i appreciate your time. >>> next, queen elizabeth as a lifeline equestrian, she e

i think the fact that that happened for william and kate, it was then even more important that charlesn. >> i will note that harry showed up to balmoral on his own and it did seem this morning he left on his own as well. thank you very much for starting us off. world leaders past and present are honoring the life and the legacy of queen elizabeth ii. >> and one final quality, of course her humility, her electric fire, tupperware using refusal to be grand and unlike us politicians with our writers and armored convoys, i can tell you that i witnessed that she drove herself in her own car with no detectives and no bodyguard bouncing at alarming speed. >> she's an incredible gracious and decent woman. our thoughts and prayers are with the united kingdom and the people of the united kingdom and their grief. >> across the world british embassies have been gathering spots for britons and locals to mourn together. the queen was queen to nearly 2 billion people. joining me is the chairperson of best for britain. you can see the former magazine writer in former prime minister boris johnson. tupp

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prince charles, prince william, and prince george. the crowds cheering for queen elizabeth ii. ose future kings is now the current king. king charles iii. we have an image to show you. we've got it confirmed that prince harry has made it up to balmoral. here he is in the backseat of a car as it approached the gates. again, he came separately from his brother, prince william. really sad moment for this family. certainly a sad moment for these brothers returning to balmoral to mourn another death. another major death in their life. it's also where they found out their mother, princess diana, was killed. joining me now is erin hill, tim york and jonathan alter. i do want to begin with you, tim, and we're now allowing this to sink in. it's been a couple of hours since we've gotten official word. we've seen harry make it up there to balmoral. there are questions being asked about what's going to happen to the monarchy. what will it look like? how will it change under king charles? >> well, you know, despite her years, 96 years old, the queen was a modernizer and she had very much loo

william. what are your impression? s. >> well, i think king charlesin his speech when he not ott talked about making william the prince of wales but he also extended his love to harry and meghan who, as they make their life overseas. some might say well he's saying good-bye to them and it really is, or may well have been the kind of olive branch that william and some wisdom decided to take advantage of, because it was harry who very recently had been complaining that there were lines that -- that william had crossed that were unacceptable and i think it was -- it was really up to charles to -- as the king to sort of set a standard for being the bigger person. that is a sort of thing that the queen would have done. and just sort of put any notion of ego in one's pocket. i think william, you know, learned many lessons from h grandmother. and one of the lessons is sort of level of humility and modesty. and a willin

queen elizabeth i, queen victoria, queen elizabeth ii, and now we've got charles, william, and everything king george. so yes, it's going to be a long time since we have another sovereign queen. and perhaps that also, you know, contributes to the sort of astonishing, you know, halo really around queen elizabeth ii. >> well, that's what i'm struck by. derm prime mier hat i've had u y power in some ways the queen's reign and her ability to use soft power, and most notably, of course, in northern ireland. the significance of her reign as not only a -- as david cameron called it, the world's greatest public servant, but also a diplomat. >> yes. i think northern ireland is a very good example of that domestically, and also against the fight against the party would be another golden thread running through her reign. in northern ireland, having had that terrible thing happen of her cousin and prince philip's uncle killed in the most horrible bomb blast in august 1979. it was almost a civil war, and there were often explosions here. it's 40 years since soldiers were killed here in central london

charles his sister. and then also prince andrew, prince edward and prince william. that king charles his son made it there. probably an hour or so before was settling before it was announced that the queen had passed away. and prince harry, who is a prince, william's brother, who has had a difficult relationship with his father. i'm with the royal family over the past few years because of his marriage to megan in the fact that they gave up ro, duties and moved to california. he was also on his way to by tomorrow, but it doesn't look like he got there in time. so that's what we know at the moment . we know that prince charles issued a statement where he said that you know, that the royal family were in morning and what a loss it was for the family. we are expecting him to make a public address to the nation later on this evening. and then the rest we've heard from prime minister list trust you and he became prime minister on choose day off to meeting with the queen at bar morrow. that in itself is quite extraordinary that the queen, even though she was clearly so on w

stuart: i think we're going to see king charles, prince william and prince harry walking behind the coffine other royals will be riding in a car. i think you'll see a scene reminiscent of the funeral of princess diana where charles and other royals walked behind the coffin. you might see a repetition of that. lauren: 9:22 eastern time is the time that we're expecting to start seeing all this. stuart: okay, we shall. now wait a second. bring me up-to-date on the primary results from yesterday. lauren: okay so new hampshire is the big one, the senate race there because that could be the deciding factor in control of the senate. that's where retired army general done bolduck holds a very slim lead overstate senate president chuck morris, just a few thousand votes left to be counted. morris, however, conceded on twitter late last night, saying he called bolduck, wished him all the best and the focus needs to be on defeating democratic senator maggie hasson in november. so much outside money poured into this race so this was a big one. staying in new hampshire congressional district one, this i

you'll see the direct members of the family, harry, william, charles and the like walking behind theing at an image we will soon see as they do that procession on the mile. it's extraordinary, the sight on the mile right now that the procession will soon be headed toward, guards lining both sides of the road, british flags hanging every few feet, and tens of thousands of people silently waiting. >> it's thick with crowds going right back into the park there. it's quite extraordinary. i was walking there last night and i have friends there as well, they said they can't get anywhere near the front line. it's unbelievable. i'll tell you as well, anderson, notice on the top of the coffin, that wreath of flowers we were talking about and a note written from king charles, it reads in loving and devoted memory, charles r, charles regent as he is now as king. >> and again, the history of the royal family in westminster abbey, people who are alive today have seen the funeral of princess diana in this abbey. but going back centuries -- >> going back centuries, this is the first state funeral a

william and kate will play a central role. charles his coronation to make his son prince of wales, his daughter-in-law the first princess of wales since princess diana. >> with catherine beside him, our new prince and princess of wales will i know continue to inspire and lead our national conversations. >> reporter: but for harry and meghan today's service at st. george's chapel will have brought back memories of their wedding day. how much life has changed since then. the new king would clearly like to resolve that tension. ed perkins was royal press secretary to the queen and to william, harry and kate. >> look, whatever they've got to work through they've got to work through, and that's for the family to sort. >> reporter: tonight the uk is at a critical moment. a struggling economy and a new prime minister. now king charles listening to today's eulogies must try to emulate that strength his mother was famous for. the queen, the last world leader who remembered the second world war, calling on that same spirit during covid. >> we w

as long as he's alive, william will be -- >> one last question. will he skip -- can he skip charlesiam? neither of them want that, so no. >> it might be inopportune and inappropriate to talk about today, but how he decides how long he decides. had a very good life before. he loves his wife and home at high grove and all the causes. so does he do t10, 15 years as modern monarch will. >> let's not get ahead of ourselves and remain in the moment. this is important to the people of the country and the people standing here and really for the folks of the commonwealth. the folks want to get a glimpse. i think this is an indicator of -- that they have this sort of anticipation of what it's going to be hoping he becomes -- that he leans into the job, that he grows into the job, and he becomes the king that they want, the king in a modern era. >> i think there's an argument to be said that he is -- young people can relate to him because the issues that he cares about, young people also care about. can he connect with them through that, that would be really important because younger people ma

william and kate are so popular. kate in particular. and they are the bottom face of the monarchy. so i don't think it will be king charles on his own, it will be the four of them. and camilla has become popular in recent times. and prince william, he's taken over as duke of cornwall. so things are changing quickly. we'll know him as the prince of wales, as well, and kate will be princess of wales, once they're bes bestowed with those titles. >> that's right. prince william is now the heir to the throne. thanks to all of you. >>> i want to hear now from the british people. so let's go to scott mclain at windsor castle. scott, mourners have been laying flowers for hours there, paying their respects. what are you hearing from them? >> hey, jake. yeah, i'm standing off camera. i don't want to speak too loud, because i don't want to interrupt this very somber scene that we're seeing here, and people coming to lay flowers just outside of the gates to the castle. what i found remarkable is, a, there's this many flowers that are still available in stores, because it seems like every second person you run into on the street has t

gave birth to the prince today. >> charles explained when he saw the baby, it's a boy and it's got red hair diana felt something within me died. >> births of williamdo what was required of him, in some respect, it might take off pressure but in other respects you have two children and the competitions around the marriage and difficulties the couple had have an impact on those two children. >> raising their voice did little to help the fractured relationship. >> 1986, the marriage was spiraling down. charles and diana were not a happy couple anymore. camilla remained a friend and they didn't see a great deal of each other with a talk on the telephone and he started to pour his heart out to her and say this is a disaster. he started to go back toward camilla sort of warm embrace. ♪ every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. ♪ f

we did see, as i was saying, king charles and william and harry and peter phillips out of their cars and now some of the members of the royal family beginning to arrive at westminster abbey. again, this is a morning of great pomp and circumstance. we have seen president biden and the first lady dr. jill biden arriving we have seen a parade of prime ministers from the united kingdom and the current prime minister liz truss who was appointed by the queen two days before the queen's passing you are seeing the queen's granddaughters coming in with their families this is a morning with personal grief and public grief on the part of the countries that long maintained relations in the united kingdom and whom the queen was a great friend and supporter and who spearheaded relationships going through the century or decades for generations of presidents. we see that now. quite a moment as westminster abbey is filling and the funeral is set to begin in 20 minutes. >>> contessa, we will continue to monitor the developments. the fed starts the two-day policy meeting tomorrow. it will release new e

and prince harry, who very notably prince charles made a point of mentioning alongside prince william and kate, mentioning harry and meghan today in his first speech to the nation. >> it would have been very peculiar if king charles, having mentioned his wife, having mentioned his oldest son, had not mentioned prince harry. and he did so in a nice gesture, saying that he hoped, you know, his heart was with them as they settled into their new life abroad. we know that there are tensions within the royal family. and prince harry has a book coming out that is causing consternation in the royal family. what is he going to say. what criticisms might be leveled at the royal family. and there was a lot of angst and really anger and disappointment at the interview that harry and meghan gave to oprah winfrey, and the allegations of racism in the royal family, which william responded to and said were, you know, there was -- this was not a racist family. so the tensions are there, particularly between the brothers. let's hope that at a moment like this, when they've lost their grandmother, those

the queen's close family have been informed of the doctor's consents, fortunes, prince charles and prince william have travelled to ball moral council in scullen, which is of course, queen elizabeth the 2nd residence that following vis news. we are also hearing on the wise the prince. charles is it wasn't too far away from balmoral, so he's actually there. now let's, let's just give you a better idea in case you're not familiar with this part, the country of this part of england, the geography. and so there we have map united kingdom. this is balmoral in, in scotland. this is where she's been taking her traditional summer break with family and guests at she normally stays at the estate from august to october. now, a queen has been suffering from mobility issues in recent months. she also had coven back in february, she's missed a series of high profile engagements lately. so that has been increasing concern about her health. and there was a meeting that she was expected to attend online. the privy council on wednesday. but said she ended up not doing that meeting off to doctors ordered her to res

we don't want king charles or king william going forward. >> aaron and lola, thank you very much, and when you think about it, the extraordinary pressure, the very consequence decisions that the new king charles will have to make in the coming days, weeks, and months. >> yeah, and the question of relevancy, right? and that's also something that we're going to be seeing evolve there in the uk as well. chris, thanks. we're going to check up now on some other headlines this morning. the justice department says it will appeal a judge's ruling for a special master to look at the documents seized during the search of former president trump's mar-a-lago home. the doj also asks for a partial stay of the ruling while the appeal is pending. the judge is giving trump's legal team until 10:00 a.m. monday to respond. >>> in uvalde, texas, violence overnight in a community still recovering from may's traumatic elementary school massacre. two minors were shot and wounded in memorial park in what police say was a suspected gang-related shooting. >>> president biden just arrived in ohio where he will

alongside charles, camilla and william. >> i shall strive to follow the inspiring example i have beeng constitutional government and to seek the peace, harmony, and prosperity of the peoples of these islands. >> reporter: king charles, that title still sounds so new and unfamiliar. then commanding his first council with a personal declaration. >> my mother gave an example of life long love and service. my mother's reign was unequalled in its duration, its dedication and its devotion. >> god save the king. >> god save the king. >> three cheers for his majesty the king. >> hip hip. >> hooray. >> hip hip. >> hoar ray. >> hip hip. >> hooray. >> on friday a new british monarch walked into buckingham palace and recorded his first message to the nation. >> i shall endeavor to serve you with loyalty, respect, and love as i have throughout my life. >> if these words sound familiar, they mirror vows his mother made. >> i can give you my heart and the devotion to these old islands and all the people of our nations. >> king charles with an emotional message to her. >> to my darling mama, as you b

i think we will see a united front with charles and william together as well as their wives. a the queen consort and now the king of wales. charles is clever he realizes he is going to need the new prince's wales at his side for many of these engagements in many of these events as well as kate. the new prince and princess of wales are largely popular especially with the youth. jon: to the britons love having a queen were now a king? or did they love elizabeth personally? there is a difference between the person in the monarch. >> there's a difference between the monarch in the institution. that is exactly right. that is a real question. it's looking back at the polls when the polls asked the brits do you want to monarch the majority is yes, but was that rooted in the affection that the brits have for the queen? you're right is looking at the person and if the public does not love and adore the person then you have a question on your hands and will the institution survive? jon: there are questions whether nations that are part of the british empire by canada and jamaica and whe

of brits, and they'll say, well, perhaps charles, would be nice if he just skipped charles and went straight to williamarchy works. you don't pick and choose your monarchs. if you're going to follow the system. charles doesn't have the charisma of william. but he has had a life of duty as well. and he has served the country loyally and with great dignity over many years, except, of course, for the years where, of course, his personal life created scandal. but he is steeped in the future. he was ahead of the game with environmental issues. he was ahead of the game on climate change. he's the head of the game on a lot of thoughts that are now normal. he was suggesting years ago. so, you know, there you have it. i was about to say, prince charles. no. king charles, and it's prince william who will become the prince of wales. now, he has to rise to the occasion. i believe he's going to speak to the country or in a prerecorded message at some point in the next few hours -- 24 hours, and then he will have the job of uniting the united kingdom at a time when there are such great fears and unease. but i just c

and we're watching this extraordinary lineage that has gone on for 1,000 years and embody in charles, williames before self. that integrity matters, that a life of purpose and of faith that is bigger than yourself is, i think, the legacy that she would want to leave to her country, certainly, and around the world. these are extraordinarily powerful images and the emotions

if you're just joining us, william and charles have rushed to be by the queen's side joined by princess anne already in scotland because queen elizabeth's doctors are concerned for her health. >> carley: that's exactly right. and with that we're going to hand it over to bill and dana on america's news room.3 >> bill: queen elizabeth under medical supervision. her four children have traveled to be with her and we're following the story. a moment of history as we look at her life, as we shall. >> dana: i'm dana perino. we're getting -- the 96-year-old canceled a meeting yesterday. following further evaluation this morning, the queen's doctors are concerned for her majesty's health and have recommended she remain under medical supervision. the queen remains comfortable and at balmoral. her country estate in the scottish highlands. greg palkot is reporting live from london with this news this morning. hi, greg. >> this is a country on edge. the last 90 minutes or so since we got the word from the royal household they're concerned about her health. new words we've never heard about queen eli

and william and charles needs them more than ever. who knows. nothing is -- there is hurts there. and there is a lot of hurt and a lot of mutual mistrust. but, you know, one can perhaps at this moment be an optimist and think that this could be a brief celebration and healing. >> sally, your words are so poignant but the pictures are speaking louder than anything. we did get to see william right before he got into the car. he actually said thank you and you could hear the squeals of just exuberance there as the cars have now pulled off and the prince and princess of wales in the vehicle as well the sussexes after that very spontaneous moment, max foster learning from his sources that it was prince william's idea to reach out to prince harry and say join me on this walkabout and they exited the gates there of windsor castle and then they went down the long walk here shaking hands, grabbing flowers, taking the time to listen to the words of the so many people who have lined up there and it went from a very somber atmosphere to now, don't very a better word than to say jubilance beca

prince charles, prince william, and prince george. e crowds cheering for queen elizabeth ii, a monarch for the ages. >> and i understand we're going to hear directly for the first time from king charles iii tomorrow. >> that's right, lester. this is that historic moment when you hear the word the queen is dead, long live the king and for king charles a moment of great sadness and huge responsibility, lester. >> the world will be watching. all right. thank you. >>> the queen's death marking the beginning of a lengthy and heavily planned period of mourning and brings a generational shift in the monarchy that's been decades in the making. here is richard engel in scotland. >> reporter: she may have been the most famous woman in the world. and tonight the world's attention turns to this nearly 170-year-old castle in scotland. >> queen elizabeth. >> and to the end of an era. queen elizabeth's death began a tightly scripted ten day period of mourning in the uk. ♪ >> the bbc today playing the national anthem, "god save the queen" after the ne

a very much see charles and william in that sort of dynamic. s is the figurehead, of course nothing would happen without him agreeing to it and actually approving of it. but i think that a 40-year-old william will be the one around the table, making a lot of those executive decisions, banging the table and being energetic. i think that will suit the royal family and also, it will mean that some of williams stardust will sprinkle on his father. >> i think daisy is absolutely right, if i could jump back in. can i jump back in? daisy is absolutely right to focus on the way the different demographics see various royals. harry and meghan are much more popular among the younger people, among those who don't have the same devotion to the institution of the monarchy, they may be sympathetic to the queen, more critical about the royal family and its role in some of the empire building, from the 16th century onwards. that's why we see some critical responses on social media, some well placed celebrities who have tried to ring a slightly more challenging n

both charles and william have a natural warmth.reciated today by people who had queued through a cold night to reach the lying in state. three cheers for no one needed to be won over, but watch thank you for the marmalade. both the king and his son wanted to know how people were coping with the long wait. clearly you've read the manual. i m _ just before the walkabout, the king had visited one of the main control rooms where the metropolitan police is coordinating the immense operation being mounted by all the emergency services, possibly the biggest such operation london has ever seen. a meeting with representatives of the other countries australia, canada, new zealand, and countries in the caribbean. some are already reviewing their links with the british crown. decisions on that are for the future. their priority now is to pay their tributes to their queen. canada's prime ministerjustin trudeau visited the lying in state. another visitor was australia's anthony albanese who is known to favour australia becoming a republic. but a

prince william and his brother harry will walk behind the casket alongside their father king charles,his wife kate, this day represents the dawning of a new royal era. here's cnn's max foster. >> reporter: it used to be all hijinks and banter between william and harry. even after william married there was plenty of fun to be had in front of the cameras. over the years, william gradually rebranded from a tireless young royal mixing with celebrities at trendy parties to a more formal suited and booted figure more fit for the throne. according to sources it was a deliberate transformation as he moved steadily towards the top job, as it's known. once dubbed the work shire prince, sources say he wasn't in a rush to take on public duties while settling down. first marrying his soul mate and then raising a young family. it was all about striking the right balance. but from the moment his grandmother died he became first in line to the throne and with that a more weighty titled. >> i'm proud to make him prince of wales. the country whose title i've been privileged to bare during so much of my

. >> i wanted to give condolences to her and william and king charles and to the royal family. rter: across the generations, they came to see the prince and princess. many filming their exchanges with william and catherine on their phones. >> i think paddington might have knocked the corgi off the top spot. aughter] >> we spoke to them and they both had new outfits. they were really nice and genuine people. and all the things they are doing for everyone, so nice. reporter: the prince and princess of wales are key to the royal family and the younger face of modern monarchy. but their new roles bring added pressure and scrutiny. >> today was an official duty. also a chance to share their sadness with many who viewed the royal family as neighbors. laura: the queen's death is raising questions in the commonwealth where some nations still have the monarch as their head of state. in the caribbean where there is an ongoing reckoning with the legacy of colonialism and slavery and the prime minister has said he plans to hold a referendum on becoming a reic. for more on this, we spoke on

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, we're seeing the queen before she died. we'll be very grateful that at least they could be at bar morrow on this day. thank you for t