that castle, which 1000 years old and 40 monarchs of live there when this procession makes it to windsor castle, a 3 mile drive that heads up to the castle. and that's where thousands upon thousands more people are waiting for these foot procession with her family to the king will behind the grave and that the tolls, the bells, the tower bells will toll every minute and there will be gun salute as well on the castle grounds. yeah. and we're told that the hearse is going to be traveling along main roads rather than on presumably to give more peo-le a chance to glimpse. >> you know, the casket as it goes by their final. final opportunity to see the queen's casket before she's ultimately buried there at windsor castle. we're going take a quick break. here is we're coming up on 5.57, but we'll be back with more coverage and be back with more coverage and more of the day' reggie bush had something important taken from him, so wendy's is returning it. the pretzel pub. [cheers and clapping] let's go! yeaahh! we haven't told him it's back for a limited time. choose wisely, choose wendy's pretzel pub ch

most of our time, buckingham palace is the official residence, but here at windsor castle is where she considered home. after all, the family is no one is the house of windsor. and this is where she will finally be laid to rest in saint george's. chapel were 10 more notes before her have been laid to rest, where a husband prince philip, was leave to rest, where her mother and her father george. the sick was late, were late to rest. i know she too will join them in the royal credit. that has been a long walk across this part of london, including the long walk itself. 5 kilometers was palm and pageantry, and the royal family leading the way. there will be a service here at saint george's chapel. it will be a much different congregation that will be there, rather than the one that is in westminster abbey, with world leaders here. it will be friends, family, those closest to the royal family who will see their farewells. it will be a short service and then people will leave. and the royal family itself led by the king, king charles the 3rd. they will see that one has no private farewell aw

we want to bring you in with the walk to windsor castle. ibly moving, isn't it? the whole day has been fantastic. the last time i was with the queen was in may this year at windsor at the windsor horseshoe literally across from the pictures you are seeing now. and she was, you know, a little bit frail but still incredibly vibrant and focused on what was happening at the horse show. it is sad to think that only a matter of months later she is not with us but she would be incredibly proud the way the whole of the world has come today to make it the most sensational send-off for her. >> i just keep thinking there is nothing comparable to this. there is nowhere else in the world where we would see this kind of outpouring of affection for one person 70 years of devoted service. nick, as you watch this and you think about the life of queen lizabeth we are talking about her as a young princess and the love she and phillip had for each other and that they're about to rejoined. a beautiful end to this spectacular day. >> an incredible end. my team ha

windsor castle is spin. it's 1000 years old. 40 marks have made their homes there in the queen grew a large part of her childhood was spent there during the were. she was put there for safety and then for coronavirus, she and her husband lived it really were isolated there for a couple years. and so as we see the motorcycle. >> group that was traveling in advance of the casket of pull over to the side. we saw some mounted royal we presume they will at some point here. take control of the procession and guide it through its last about a mile or so as they make their way towards windsor castle. you can see everybody there in their uniforms standing by ready for that final parade leading to the castle. and that's a final ceremony. so we're going to continue to bring this live coverage to you. obviously the qr code that you see on the right side of your screen. the bottom right scan that at any point that will take you to our website where we have continuing coverage uninterrupted there on kron 4 dot coms. you c

windsor castle we've been watching is about a 20 mile drive and there are thousands of people lining the streets to say their final the procession making its way through westlands and that on to windsor. >> again, they're avoiding any of the major freeways opting instead for some of the main roads that go through town just to give the folks you see on your screen here, one last chance to say goodbye to the queen as she travels by and again, as daryn mentioned, once they do reach windsor, they will remove the casket from the hearse that it's in right now and begin that final procession on foot. that final stretch. >> about a mile or so a couple miles, 3 miles, actually. yeah. so that's what we'll be expecting to see here towards the tail end. of course, on our website, we are carrying live uninterrupted coverage of the queen's funeral. so if you'd like to watch that, make sure you head over to kron 4 dot com. just click that banner you see on the left side there as the world says goodbye, queen elizabeth, the second, we're also right here on kron 4 in the morning news covering the news

i'm sorry windsor castle.e now going to have a much larger role there and we got earlier today, the stat statement. we are just covering this, we apologize breaking into that important interview with marianne miller meeks, this is history playing out. when prince william, the prince's wales put his statement out about his grand mother the first official statement for the prince's wales very touching, he said his grandfather often said that grief is the price that we pay for love. aishah: have the statement pulled up all read it. it is beautiful how he puts it. he said my grandmother famously said that greece was the price that we pay for love. all of the sadness we will feel in the coming weeks will be testament to the love that we felt for our extraordinary queen. i go back to greg palkot i was talking about how this nation is dealing with complicated emotions, they are grieving on one hand. you see that the royal family e see pictures of them driving their cars back and forth from church wearing black, looki

i'll be crossing over to a correspondent at windsor castle in just a moment. but 1st this report on the funeral service service that took place in westminster abbey. earlier queen elizabeth begins her final journey. her coffin made its way to westminster abbey. a full military guard accompanied the departed monarch, part of an ancient ceremony, combining church state and the royal family's history. ah, elizabeth's grandchildren followed her into the abbey, ah! followed by her son, king charles the 3rd and the queen consort camilo, the dean of westminster abbey introduced to service here. where queen elizabeth was married and crowned, we gather from across the nation from the commonwealth. and from the nations of the world, to mourn our loss, to remember her long life of selfless service, and in short confidence, to commit her to the mercy of god, amaica, and redeem. come ye bless, redemption, my father. and remember me eat britain's prime minister less trust was confirmed by the queen just 2 days before her death. all this how she read a lesson from the bible.

the long road up in to windsor castle for then a commit to ceremony with just a 100 guests. something like a funeral, but it was the commit to a ceremony ahead of the very private internment which is going to take place at later on this evening with just close family. and i think this is shows the real blend of sort of public and private pause of the royal family. some standout moments from today that the look on the king's face showing that commit to the ceremony. came charles the 3rd real sadness in his eyes. very, very visible and very related, but i think to anybody who's ever lost, anyone i suppose so. so one of the things that a lot of people are talking about is the, the animals that were present at the few that the funeral at this part of the funeral. here in windsor, we saw the queen's favorite pony, emma. she was outside that chapel as the creams coffin passed by, and also had to call geese as well. 2 of them were, were i size to to see that the coffin passed by as well. and i think was really interesting about that is the queen lived a life that very few of us wil

we'll hear from our correspondent at windsor castle in a moment. but 1st, this report on a funeral ceremony followed by millions of people around the world. queen elizabeth begins her final journey. her coffin made its way to westminster abbey. a full military guard accompanied the departed monarch, part of an ancient ceremony, combining church state and the royal family's history. ah, elizabeth's grand children followed her into the abbey. ah, followed by her son, king charles the 3rd, and the queen consort camilla. o. readings were made by dignitaries, including the archbishop of canterbury, and hymns was sun ah . then queen elizabeth the 2nd headed for her final resting place. ah . as the funeral procession drove out of london to windsor castle, where it was met by huge crowds of mourners. suddenly see the call with the queen. oh, i think that's choked everybody off that's, that's hated i to meet with it away and sell bank mcqueen's life. it was tinge with sadness. she's no longer here that she's been my queen. all of my life is the moment in hi

more private in windsor castle and st. george scapel that chapel there on the grounds of windsor cancelled at summit up for us or today what, what's your feel? you've watched it all really. what, what are your feeling? was an extraordinary day, the like of which i think will never see again. because i think charles will, you know, pare down the monarchy a little bit. and of course, it's the combination of the last 10 days and indeed the last 70 years. isn't it? of this extraordinary woman who i had a, an unwavering duty to serve that it, we've never really seen the like of anna. i think it really has surprised. so many people i was personally surprised how emotional i got about it because she's been with the constant in my entire life. i can reveal that i am approaching the 70th here and her, you know, it's no, there's never been anybody else. i said a little earlier that it, although she was 96 and we saw the last pictures of her as a very frail lady that you know, we just expect her to go on forever. and you know, it's g

watching pictures, live pictures, offer coughing of the lake, queen elizabeth the 2nd, arriving at windsor castle for a final ceremony. there's saint george's chapel on the grounds of windsor carsa and robin jack just mentioned it that she was so important for such a long stretch of time sort of and looking at generations, 2 or 3 generations. and you said to me earlier that you are truly the be them explain to me, i will. i'm giving away my. i was born in 1953 when she was crowned. and that is, you know, 69 years ago i am a true elizabeth and i've known no one else other than the queen and it was an extraordinary, i was actually in britain when she died. and after the initial shock that everybody had, we all, no one has an elderly relative who, who, who passes away and it's expected. she was 96. but when it happened, it's always a shock. and it was a shock. and i found the next day watching the media. i was getting incredibly emotional. i thought why his, this, but this is been the constant in my life. the one constant that's always been there is the queen and it was kind of a bit you didn't thin

his mother and his grandmother were both born in windsor castle, and he and the queen loved windsor castle. she loved that man. and, god... what a romance, what a life. -[ yelling out commands ] -prince philip's funeral was held on april 17th, on a day where windsor castle was bathed in sunshine. in a stripped-back service, the small number allowed to attend were forced to sit apart. the queen sat alone as she grieved for her husband of 73 years. -that picture at the funeral where she's sitting there all alone... oh, god. i mean, people were crying tears over that picture. i mean, that was so sad. she was keeping the rules, keeping the isolation rules, sitting on her own and there she was burying her husband. and that was the picture that i'll never forget. -his kindness, humor, and humanity. -prince philip had been the queen's rock for more than seven decades, a pillar of support and strength, not just to his wife, but to the entire royal family. but any notion that the queen would slow down her public engagements following hideath were quickly dispelled. ♪♪ in the months after, she welco

once the queen's coffin arrives, the walk toward windsor castle and king charles taking their place in of a british monarch lowered into the royal vault. anna stewart is with crowds windsor. explain where you are along the route and what you have been seeing? >> reporter: so we are about midway down the long route. this is the procession, the final procession to windsor castle. so the last opportunity for the public to say a good bye to her majesty the queen and you could see there are just thousands and thousands of people here in. lat five, ten minutes, it is gone quite quiet. you could feel a sense atmosphere now. people were tucked in their picnics but you could hear the tension as people watched the big screen and watch ting to se when the state hearse is coming through. and most of the people have been here since 6:00 a.m. they brought family and friends and marked many royal events in the past. the platinum jubilee. and i think they're hear to pay respects to her majesty but to be here to mark history and it is important to remember that this is one of those moments that people

the british nation mourns as the late monarch is burried in the royal vault of the chapel at windsor. castle ceremony followed. a funeral service, attended by dignitaries from around the world. also on the program, a powerful earthquake hits mexico's west coast. on the anniversary of 2 deadly quakes, at least one person is confirmed dead and tremors are felt in the capital. mexico city. ah nichol really welcome to the program. britain has bid farewell to queen elizabeth the 2nd with a historic state funeral. her coffin was placed in the royal vault at windsor castle near london when she was buried and a private ceremony there. hundreds of thousands of people turned out to pay their respects as the hers carrying elizabeth's coffin made its way to windsor. we'll hear from our correspondent windsor castle and moment, but 1st, this report on a funeral ceremony followed by millions of people around the world. aa queen elizabeth begins her final journey. her coffin made its way to westminster abbey. a full military guard accompanied the departed monarch, part of an ancient ceremony, combining chur

the queen's coffin is arriving at windsor castle, her final resting place. these are live pictures. thousands of people lined the streets leading there to winter castle. earlier some 2000 people attended the state funeral for the queen at london's westminster abbey. queens coffin was taken from westminster hall to westminster abbey ahead of the state funeral earlier today. 142 royal navy sailors used ropes to draw the gun carriage carrying her flag draped coffin. president biden among the world leaders gathered for the state funeral. at the service. the archbishop of canterbury praised the queen 70 years of service. her late majesty famously declared. on a 21st birthday broadcast. that's how our whole life would be dedicated to serving the nation and commonwealth. rarely. has such a promise being so well kept. another service for the queen is to be held at st george's chapel inside windsor castle with 800 guests. the queen will then be buried next to her husband, prince philip. he died last year at the age of 99 alright gasia times, 706 and other news president biden may have surpris

those last 5 kilometers the whole length of long walk to windsor castle. and of course saint george's chapel, which stands behind me in the town itself, that have been crazier since betty alley. most of the streets are incredibly busy. the people on this side won't see very much and that already directing overflow crowds to the park. not far from here, where there is a large screen that has been erected, so they will be able to watch the funeral service here at windsor castle. this was the queen's home. essentially, buckingham palace is the official residence, but this is where she would tend to spend most of her time. this is a place that just radiates history and tradition. the queen, of course, will be buried in saint george's chapel. it was built way back in the 16th century . there are 10 monarchs who are buried there in routing charles the 1st and also george the 6th, who was the queen's father. the queen's mother is also buried here. and just last year, she attended the funeral service for her husband, prince philip, the duke of edinburgh. and it wi

and as we say that the coffin is now arriving in a herse here to windsor castle. jack, we've been seeing a lot of pictures earlier of the arrival of the coffin in windsor, if not at windsor castle where you are. so what else can we expect to happen next? the common will arrive, it will then be moved from her back on to a carriage which will then be moved and taken up what's known as the long walk, which is the 4 kilometer roads, essentially beautiful grass lined road, which is now full of people. we've been told the public are told not to make their way on to the long walk. it's totally full for people to see that last procession of the coffin, which is then going to move up into windsor castle. then it will be taken to saint george's chapel, which is where there be a small what's been called commitment ceremony for a just a few 100 gas. and then after that, later on this evening, that will be the burial weather will only be close family. now tact tell us why is it that the queen will be buried at window? well, certainly it's where many of her closest rattled relat

we cross over to our correspondent in windsor castle in the moment. first a report on the ceremony, followed by millions of people around the world. = queen elizabeth begins her final journey. her coffin made its way to westminster abbey. a full military guard accompanied the departed monarch, part of an ancient ceremony combining church, state, and the royal family's history. ♪ [choir singing] reporter: elizabeth's grandchildren followed her into the abbey. followed by her son, king charles iii, and the queen consort, camilla. britain's prime minister liz truss was confirmed by the queen just two days before her death. she read a lesson from the bible. >> i will come again and receive you unto myself that where i am, there ye. reporter: the archbishop of canterbury paid tribute to the queen's lifelong mission. >> her late majesty famously declared on her 21st birthday broadcast that her whole life would be dedicated to serving the nation, and commonwealth. rarely has such a promise been so well-kept. few leaders received the outpouring of love that w

this is mourners continue to pay their respects outside windsor castle. >> that's where we find katieado tonight joining us live. thank you so much for joining us. katie, what can you tell us about today's events and where there are any more royal family members greeting mourners today? >> danielle, good so we did not see any royal family members at windsor castle today, as we did yesterday with prince william and kate and prince harry and meghan. but today, king charles called this the queens last great journey. and it really is the queen's coffin moved from the ballroom at balmoral today and it went on the 6 hour journey countryside where people lined the roadways to pay their final respects. >> the queen's cough and topped with a wreath made up of her favorite flowers and draped in the royal standard left balmoral earlier today on the slow 6 hour journey to edinburgh there. she will rest in the throne room and holly route house until monday afternoon, mourners lined the streets to honor the late monarch as the procession slowly made its way through tiny villages in the scottish hig

elizabeth coffin has been lowered into the royal vault at st george's chapel at windsor castle. ned at the end of a funeral services funeral service at the castle that was attended by about 800 people who elizabeth will be laid to rest in an intimate ceremony away from prying eyes and windsor, where she will be reunited with her late husband, parents, candese charles third and senior royal family members will gather later monday for the interment ceremony there at the chapel at the church. during the hispanic heritage month. ktvu is proud to highlight the work of a san francisco man who's now the head of a billion dollar empire in an industry where 90% of the top executives are white. ktvu claudine wong sat down with the men known as burner who is an artist, entrepreneur, father and now a cancer survivor. i know that you got a right to be in the business. hard man to define but the surface, cisco native says one word describes him best . i would just say i'm a workaholic. that's probably the best way to describe it. at 38 years old. he's not putting limits on what's next couple.

last year, president biden met the queen for tea at windsor castle.n you so many more touch points between the white house and buckingham palace, but even in the brief glimpses tonight, what emerges, norah, is a deep relationship, personal and continuous between this queen and the american presidency. >> o'donnell: alive for some 14 presidents, meeting 13 of them. just incredible. major garrett, thank you. well, coming up next, the queen and motherhood. how the crown complicated elizabeth's relationships with her children. you weren't made for uc or crohn's, but gut focused entyvio is. entyvio works at the site of the problem to block certain inflammation-causing cells from entering the gut. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection which can be serious. although unlikely, a risk of pml, a rare, serious, potentially fatal brain infection cannot be ruled out. tell your doctor if you have an infection, experience frequent infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. liver prob

a british nation mourns as the late monarch is taken to windsor castle burial in the royal vault. the ceremony followed a funeral service, attended by dignitaries from around the world. also on the program. the kremlin denies accusations of war crimes in ukraine as a lie ukrainian investigators day they found mostly civilians at a mass grave in an area of eastern ukraine, formerly held by russia. and that there is evidence they were torture. plus us presidential biden tells us broadcaster that american forces would defend taiwan the event of a chinese invasion. beijing condemns his comments as a violation of official us policy. ah, i'm nichol fairly good to have. you're with us. britain has bid farewell to queen elizabeth the 2nd with a historic state funeral. her coffin has been placed in the royal vault at windsor castle near london for burial in a private ceremony. hundreds of thousands of people turned out to pay their respects. as the hearse carrying elizabeth coffin made its way to windsor across over to our correspondent ad windsor castle in a moment. but 1st this report on

not too far from windsor castle. ah, with some people who have travelled a long way, rory to be there today. i haven't travel that far, but they have taken a long time to get it a little bit longer than it is taking the queen's company at the moment to go up the long walk. we what we've been watching this now. these amazing, beautiful pitches, no other country, i think really can to concentrate in the same way that the purchase can, but this is going on for at least 20 minutes. now i think it's going to be another 5 minutes before it gets to the castle itself. and that's federally and you can begin with the dignitaries, lives trust in saint george's chapel at the moment, along with many other people waiting for the queen's coffin to arrive. yes, i can introduce now let me hear nocka. now you came from not far away, but you will how far? if he come come to my mission. yeah. my god, it was so he probably 115 minutes. so an hour 15 minutes. if you come a bit place to the mike friend that we can have a wonderful, thank y

she'll be buried next to her husband at windsor castle.rom london and we'll show you scenes from her funeral in the early morning hours and what's next for king charles? then. so he's got a tight end. it is lost dwelling. touchdown. or other big stories on the football field. jimmy garoppolo leaves the 49ers to their first win of the season. he was taking snaps after trey lance had a season ending injury . what's next for the niners with caracciolo again at the helm? in a rare summer storm hits the bay area, knocking down at least one tree in the south bay. we're tracking where the storm is now and how much more rain will likel

this will be mainly members of the windsor castle staff.ntually just the immediate family members themselves. people have been coming here. the city itself is almost entirely closed down where people only able to come in walking. there are big fields set up outside of windsor castle where people can have watch parties and watch all of this together as a group, even though they themselves will not be able to go inside, jonathan. >> jonathan: alex, briefly, i am use to all of this pageantry, but i wonder with you living in london long and a very well-traveled woman, i wonder how all of this has struck you over the last few days, the pageantry and the emotions? >> i think the pageantry is something people around the world are watching because how much tradition there is and how much beauty and time has been spent into planning this massive event that has been planned for decades. but releasing all of this come to fruition. if anything it is more of the raw emotion. i talked to so many people waiting in line and it didn't matter how long it wou

or the grounds of windsor castle estate, the two cottages that the windsors and the cambridges or corn walls now are living in are just about 600 yards apart. so space is not the issue now with the queen's funeral still nine days away. they also have time, pam. >> they certainly do. people are going to be watching every one of their moves to see if this really is the beginning of a more longer term reconciliation and show of unity. scott mcclain outside windsor castle. thank you. >>> well, as the oldest royal to be crowned king, king charles is already a familiar figure on the world stage. cnn bionca takes a closer look at the years he spent in training for this very moment. some marked by controversy. >> i would hope that we might strive for an age of reverence, reverence for what gives us life and for the fragile world in which we live. >> reporter: charles was born on november 14th, 1948 to then heir to the thrown princess elizabeth and prince phillip the duke after edinburgh. >> to princess elizabeth, presumptive to the thrown a son had been born. it was echoing around the

windsor castle.ill be laid to rest with her late husband, prince philip. that will members of the public will not be there for media will be allowed in. but to talk more about what happened here at the look at the video that we will rule. you can the queen lied in state for 4 days. it's been 10 days of mourning that ended this morning. her cough the pall bearers lifted. ron inside of westminster abbey members of the royal family followed behind her casket. you can see king charles, prince harry, prince williams. inside president joe biden along with other heads of prime minister of canada, justin trudeau, other commonwealth leaders that were over to 1000 people invited by the royal family. 500 of them heads of heads of state for foreign dignitaries hour long service with music seeing a to remember the 70 years of service that she gave to the nation as queen. >> we and commitments to a hike holding over so many years as queen and head of the commonwealth. with admiration. we recall have lifelong sense

10 days of national mourning, the late monarch is buried in the royal vault of the chapel of windsor castle. the ceremony follow to state funeral, attended by dignitaries from around the world. ah, my manuscripts mckinnon. welcome to the program. ukrainian forces say their marching further east into territory, abandoned by the russians. now that's raising speculation. they could be planning an assault on moscow's occupying forces in the don bass region. ukraine says its troops are working quickly to restore normal life in liberated towns. but despite this many ukrainians see that newfound freedom as an opportunity to flee further away from the front lines. resident and the newly liberated town of could be asked getting out why they still can with no running water or electricity. they're heading west to say for regions deeper inside ukrainian territory. what was an already scary situation has just become terrifying with heavy fighting, still going on on the cities outskirts, thrush them? both the said, just scared. which i just want to leave and i'm scared for my child. could be ask was unde

cbs news, windsor castle. >> the funeral will be held next next monday at westminster abben london. president biden says he will be attending the service. the queen will be laid to rest at st. george's chapel at windsor castle. > >> still ahead, a busy weekend for san francisco firefighters working along the bay shore lines. > >> remembering a space legend and a bay area pioneer. we will look back on the life of frank e when we come back. >> what a difference a couple of couple of days make. dangerous weekend on beaches with at least at least two people needing to be rescued. first happened at by beach in san francisco. firefighters say the victim fell fell off a cliff. he had his cell phone with him, so he coull 911. the rescue took two hours. he is expected to be fine. the d happened this morning at china beach. firefighters have yet toe an update on the victim. > >> when i interviewed him once, astronomer frank drake said he thought we would make contact with extraterrestrial intelligee by the year 2000. obviously, hed not live to see that lifelong goal, one he pursued tirelessly

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his mother and grandmother were both born in windsor castle and he and the queen loved windsor castlee h a great image. very fit man. he always supported her and never ever let her down once. she loved that man. what a rance. what a life. >> prince philip's funel was held on april 17 on a day when windsor castle was bathed in sunshine. in a stripped back service, the small number allowed to attend work forced to sit apart. the queen sat alone as she grieved for her husband of 73 years. >> that picture at the funeral where she is sitting there all alone, oh, god, mean, people were all crying tears over that picture. that was so sad, e was keeping the isolation rules sitting o her own and there she was burying her husband, and that was a picture that i will never forget. >> his kindness, humor, and humanity. >> prince philip have been the queen's rock r more than seven decades, a pillar of support and strength not just to his wife but to the entire royal family, but any notion the queen would slow down public engagements following his death were quickly dispelled. in the months after, s

just remind our viewers or explain to our viewers what windsor castle means to the queen. >> well, windsor castle was where the queen spent a lot of time but not just away from her public life, but she did a lot of public interviews there. it's a beautiful place. it's right in the center of windsor itself, and as you said i think that's where the family will spend some time. because obviously her late husband was interred there, and the time moment will be the queen and the duke of edinburgh will be reunited. the family can get away from what's been the most extraordinary media coverage. >> they've been in public view now for ten days. this is the end of an era. we've been talking about that now for the past ten days on cnn and the beginning of a new era. and prince charles iii and prince william who is very familiar i'm sure to many of our viewers around the world. he's now the heir apparent. he's conducted himself absolutely flawlessly over the past ten days or so. and we would expect to see more of prince william and his wife won't be in the days, weeks, months to come? >> the prince an

prince william and kate were joined by prince harry and meghan outside windsor castle. >> and tomorrowes will return to scotland. the queen's coffin will also be moved from balmoral where it now sits in the ballroom to the holly riu palace in edinburgh, where her staff will be able to pay their final respects. dan noel, back to you. >> i know it's late. there are people still able to come and lay flowers at this hour or will they have to wait until morning? i know so many people want to pay their respects. >> what you know, what's interesting about winter passes, you could just walk right up to the gate. so it is perfectly. it's open. people can go. there were so many people is selling being in the middle of times square. frankly, we were there a couple of hours ago. people can really calm whatever they want to and and lay those flowers. but at night they take them and they move them inside. and then people come and bring more in the morning. >> well, definitely, it's really a parent all of the love that the british people have for the queen. katie, thank you for that live report. >> f

i thank so much, alan fish there from windsor castle. let's continue this though. we're going to bring in now acid bag. we're going to move very much the north of the country. he's live for us from new castle. i said, i think you can hear me now. so tell us how people to north of the u. k. are taking it all in well, we've been in the north of england ne, everyone currently un new casa, and pretty much the on board with the national mood morning. the queen. many people have been come here throughout the day for paying their respect. so some people are crying, they observe the 2 minute silence. the square now is a bit quiet, but you're on. it was very full. now. we were in the northeast of england, middlesborough stops on tv. went to manchester speaking to people from across the north of the country. and many people said that they respect the creed. you know that they believe that she should be remembered. for some people did raise the issue about the cost of this funeral that could run into the $1000000.00 saying that they felt that money could be better spent time w

then will make the trip west to windsor castle, where an entirely new group of ceremonies will take place> the pallbearers for chosen for their strength as well as their height. this weighs half a ton. it's led-lined. woor talking about charles and how he maybe different. he put out a statement that the flowers are from her various gardens. and they are surrounded by wild oak and other ferns and there's no nonsustainable foam as many arrangements have. >> joining us now, former officer lieutenant general who previously served as usher of the black rod, which comes from appointed to the position by the queen and hosted the queen whenever she visited parliament. thank you very much for joining our coverage. i think we should start by just asking your reflections on queen elizabeth ii. >> thank you for coming. it's a pleasure to be with you. my reflections are it's been a sad day, argr very poignant day but i think we shouldn't be too miserable about this. it's somber, but there's a lot of happiness in the crowds, happiness that the weather was good that we have been able to enjoy a really f

the long walk to windsor castle. then, removing the crown from the coffin, and symbolic breaking of the wand of office, signifying the end of the queen's reign. and in a final solemn image, queen elizabeth's coffin lowered into the royal vault at st. george's chapel. reunited with prince philip. james longman and deborah roberts right here with me tonight. >>> the other major news this monday night, the catastrophic hurricane in puerto rico. the deadly storm causing widespread destruction. up to 30 inches of rain possible in some areas. more than 1,000 people rescued from dangerous flooding. utility crews tonight racing to restore power after the entire island went dark. what the u.s. can expect later this week. rob marciano tracking the storm. >>> there is also news tonight about a prisoner exchange between the u.s. and afghanistan. the last-known american hostage held by the taliban. martha raddatz standing by with late reportig. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. a russian missile reportedly hitting less than 1,000 f

enormous fire at windsor castle. the queen dubbed it the most importantible and spoke about what a hard year it was. the divorces that happened that year among her children and this enormous fire that engulfed a huge section of windsor castle. i think one of the things that people responded to even in that moment she, like all of us, she was able to say i have had a horrible year. and i think she evoked a lot of sympathy over the course of that. >> i think you're right. she never gave interviews, as you know. that was as close as she came when she made that impassioned speech about that year. i remember driving past windsor and you could smell the smoke from the highway just about a mile and a half away. it was a tragic from windsor castle's point of view. it was rebuilt and a rebuilding of the royal family. the 1990s was not their best decade and what we've seen today, you know, as you three have been saying over and over again it's about service and privilege. you don't often have lives which get both but the queen

. >>> plus, the reunion outside of windsor castle that's creating a lot of buzz as the world continue thes to mourn the death of queen elizabeth ii. we've also learned new information about her funeral. >>> and they say they were caught off guard, the heavy machinery that woke people up and had them scrambling at a south bay homeless encampment. >>> we begin with a big change in the weather, certainly looks and feels a lot different outside. those hot, sunny skies are going in their place, overcast skies, and with them a chance of showers. how's that sound? news at 5:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and let's get right to roy mayeda. >> it's a roller coaster. >> they've been seeing a bigger impact in southern california. we've enjoyed the fact that the temperatures have cooled off. no sign of 100 degree temperatures or even 90 on the map, finally, big cooldown there for our inland valleys. most places 20 to 30 degrees cooler than the same time yesterday. you probably noticed the haze in the air, the wildfire smoke lingering. we're expecting that agai

windsor. her final resting place will be within the grounds of the castle. r, a huge day for the nation and indeed a huge day for the world. and one where we are, as i say, deeply humbled and honored to play our small part in. >> i did come along, counselor, to windsor to try to soak up the atmosphere a little and see how the plans were progressing for today's funeral. it was packed. what are you expecting today? >> we are expecting record numbers of visitors to windsor. and i would like to thank all of those tens of thousands of people who are visitors to turn out on the course of last week, certainly it has definitely created a very respectable and dignified atmosphere within winds are. but also, i think one that celebrates the life of our late monarch, as well. but we are expecting record crowds along the long walk today. i urge people, indeed, make a plea to people that if you do want to visit windsor, please do get there as early as possible. please try to use public transport. and do -- time will be extremely busy indeed. >> you're expecting something l

we go now to windsor castle just outside london.t's where princess william and harry and their wives were seen together for the first time in more than two years. cbs' ray asense yo is there. >> a stunned silence gave way to cheers after prince william and prince harry walked out the gate of windsor side by side with their wives kate middleton, the new princess of wales, and meghan markle, duchess of sussex. reunited after their royal rift in recent years. this is a surprise. prince william and harry here together putting aside their differences. they are two brothers united again in grief. >> it doesn't mean the canyon between the brothers is healed. >> these brothers are professionals. they know they have a job to do. and at the moment, the job they want to do is honor their mother. >> the fracture widened after harry and meghan's interview with oprah, alleging this family discussion about their son. >> concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he's born. >> what? >> he responded that his family is not racis

president reagan staying with queen elizabeth at windsor castle.y went for a horseback ride. >> yeah, i think they really connected. they also were together at santa barbara at ronald reagan's ranch there. she went to a baseball game with george bush. she met with all other presidents, except lyndon johnson, since harry truman. and some she got along with all of them some, she connected with a little better than others. so i was interested to learn for instance that president obama, who had first maybe, you know, it didn't seem totally in sync with the queen in 2009, he gave her and ipod as one of his gifts. apparently it didn't go over all that well but then they developed this really quite unusual bond to the extent that after he left the presidency, obama was the only former president whom queen elizabeth ii are invited to come see her which she did a few years ago. >> wow. do you think her meeting all of these presidents overtime was integral to the friendship, some would argue the strongest allied ship that the united states has with the uk? t

this is windsor castle.hat i have been succeeded by my brother, my first words must be to declare my allegiance to him. but you must believe me when i tell you that i have found it impossible to carry the heavy burden of responsibility without the help and support of the woman i love. it was as if a deep line had been scored across the history of these islands, and also the history of the monarchy. edward viii�*s reign lasted just 325 days. he was the first british monarch to abdicate. he did so in order to marry the twice—divorced american wallis simpson. with no children, the crown went to his younger brother, the duke of york, a quiet family man whose happy marriage to elizabeth bowes—lyon had borne the two girls, elizabeth and margaret. the abdication in december 1936 caused a political crisis. it divided the nation and there was talk about whether the monarchy itself would survive. but, i mean, it's a tremendous shock to a rather staid and very settled society and the institution that is at the apex of

last year president biden met the queen for tea at windsor castle. we could have shown you so many more touch points between the white house and buckingham palace, but even in the brief glimpses tonight, what emerges, norah, is a deep relationship, personal and continuous between this queen and the american presidency. >> alive for some 14 presidents, meeting 13 of them. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. ay yo! check this axe with 48-hour protection! ♪♪ ♪press the button right there♪ ♪to let the doors in♪ ♪go hard all year,♪ smell fresh as fresh, no matter what. when cold symptoms keep you up, try vicks nyquil severe. just one dose starts to relieve 9 of your worst cold and flu symptoms, to help take you from 9 to none. for max strength nighttime relief, nyquil severe: ♪♪ >>> the countless people who met queen elizabeth were urge

following the service at westminster abbey she'll be interred at windsor castle. well, a trumpet fanfare on saturday heralded king charles. even though charles automatically became king upon his mother's death the title was officially bestowed in an accession ceremony. >> with one voice published and proclaimed at the prince charles philip arthur george is now by the death of our late sovereign of happy memory become our only lawful and rightful liege law, charles iii. by the grace of god of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland and of these other realms and territories, king, head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith, to whom we do acknowledge all faith and obedience with humble affection. >> as part of that accession ceremony the new king then put his signature to the formal proclamation. it was also signed by the prince of wales and the queen consort. the queen's death may help close a rift between the new prince of wales and his brother, the duke of sussex. princess william and harry were joined by their wives on saturday as they greet