that's helena for us there at windsor. let'sindsor to central london, talk to our royal correspondent, sara campbl, who is at buck ham palace -- buckingham palace. we are of course at a very difficult period in terms of public health with all of these restrictions. one can assume then that the kinds of crowds that we might have expected at the gates today clearly are not there. and of course it will effect as well the way the palac is planning the next few days. reporter: that's right. the deaths of many thousands of people over the past year haven't been marked in a way that their friends and their families would have liked. due to the pandemic and prince philip's will be no different. the notice of his death in line with tradition was brought out to the railings at buckingham palace on an easel but it didn't stay there. it was taken down after an hour for fear of attracting crowds. and as you say, people have been coming here all afternoon. they've been coming to lay flowers, to write messages or simply just to spend some time

when i was short of shells from phil reporting from windsor let's move on now and take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. the czech republic has announced it's expelling 18 russian diplomats the move comes over suspicions that russian intelligence services were involved in an explosion munition depo in 2014 that killed 2 people moscow in turn has accused prague of trickery and says there will be diplomatic consequences. doctors for jailed russian opposition leader alexei navalny say he could be close to death based on medical tests received from his representatives the 44 year old is on hunger strike he says or starving these aren't letting his doctors treat them for back pain and numbness in his legs. china and the united states have issued a joint statement saying they are committed to cooperating to tackle climate change and follows a visit by u.s. climate envoy john kerry he's the 1st official from the bible ministration to visit china. or $3000000.00 people have died of covert $1000.00 around the world since the onset of the pandemic over a year ago a

let's return now to our main story. windsort 30 guests will attend the duke of edinburgh's funeral. 0ur correspondent graham satchell has been speaking to some of those involved with the preparations. at their barracks in windsor, state trumpeters from the band of the household cavalry are having their final rehearsal for this afternoon's ceremony. trumpeters play the reveille these trumpeters have played at royal weddings, state banquets, the opening of parliament. but there is a real pride being involved in today's service. it is a little bit nerve—wracking. but you hear so much, and hear so many stories, especially now, of what he did for the duke of edinburgh awards, what he did for the military, and such— a very, very inspirational man. the trumpeters have met prince philip over and over again, and remember his playful sense of humour. he would often walk through and while we were playing he would go, "what's on the flip side?" referring to the old lps, and would turn your music over while you were playing, to see what was

daniela relph, bbc news, windsor. let's get some of the day's other news.esident of brazil, dilma rousseff, says the incumbent, jair bolsonaro, has left brazil adrift on an ocean of hunger and disease through his response to the coronavirus pandemic. rousseff, like her predecessor lula da silva, also accused bolsonaro of genocide for failing to slow the number of deaths. india is in the grip of an overwhelming second wave of coronavirus. the country recorded more than 145,000 new cases on saturday and the highest number of daily deaths in five months. the wealthy maharashtra state has started a weekend lockdown after a rapid surge in the local area. activists in myanmar say soliders have killed more than 80 people in the central city of bago. the mass killing occured during violent clashes on friday. despite the bloodshed, thousands of people returned to streets across the country on saturday to protest the military rulers and the ongoing atrocities. phil robertson, from the advocacy group human rights watch, spoke to us earlier. there was an ongoing resist

charlotte child some pill reporting earlier from windsor well let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world the czech republic has announced it's expanding 18 russian diplomats the move comes over suspicions that russian intelligence services were involved in an explosion. oh in $24.00 teams that killed 2 people moscow in turn has accused progress of trickery and says there will be diplomatic consequences. doctors for jailed to a russian opposition leader alexei navalny say he could be close to death based on medical tests received from his representatives the 44 year old is on hunger strike he says he's aren't letting his doctors treat him for back pain and numberous in his legs. well the number of deaths worldwide from the krona virus pandemic has topped 3000000 in brazil close 240-0000 have died from coverts 19 that's the 2nd highest toll after the united states now authorities there are advising women to delay pregnancies until the crisis subsides. another day another life lost to the pandemic. so far there seems to be no end in sight to the streams of

daniela relph, bbc news, windsor. let's get some of the day's other news.on that would shift the power to impose covid—19 restrictions to the federal government from regional leaders to combat a surge in infections. another 13,000 infections were confirmed on sunday, ringing the total number past 3 million since the pandemic began. it could be implemented as soon as friday of this week. elections in peru have been dominated by the pandemic. none of the 16 candidates will win on first round votes, so the two leading candidates will now face a run—off when results are announced. voting is mandatory in the country and it's expected that as many as 15% of the electorate failed to fill in their voting slips in protest at the government's handling of the pandemic. the former prime minister david cameron says he has "important lessons" to learn over his lobbying work on behalf of a financial firm. it follows weeks of criticism that he contacted ministers about greensill capital. he insists he did not break any rules, but accepts he should have gone through "only t

let's call her the abuser when it's just absolutely without merit. earlier sunday, windsor residents gathered outside christopher creek winery before poli family business and healdsburg calling for dominic for police to step down as mayor. ofa poli, the mayor's brother said he'd already asked for dominic for police resignation as co owner of the winery, which the family has owned since 2000 and 12. you will not be one of the owners, he is no longer an employee of crystal creek. i asked him to step down. yes, and agreed, but the mayor in a statement center ktvu did not agree to resign from public office. his brother thinks he should. while i won't comment on ongoing investigations, and at the time, are you i believe that our elected officials held to higher moral stand. it's for that reason i feel that my brother dominic should step down as mayor of windsor. let's sonoma county d. a this weekend reached out to the california attorney general to discuss the conflict of interest for the da's office to proceed with investigating for poli for sexual assault now that their allega

let's call her the abuser when it's just absolutely without merit. earlier sunday, windsor residents gathered outside christopher creek winery before poli family business and healdsburg calling for dominic for police to step down as mayor. joe fonzi holy, the mayor's brother said he'd already asked for dominic for police resignation as co owner of the winery, which the family has owned since 2000 and 12 used will not be one of the owners, he is no longer an employee of crystal creek. i asked him to step down. yes, and agreed, but the mayor, in a statement sent to ktvu did not agree to resign from public office. his brother thinks he should. while i won't comment, on going investigations at the time, are you i believe that our elected officials held to higher moral stand. it's for that reason i feel that my brother dominic should step down as mayor of windsor. let's sonoma county d. a this weekend reached out to the california attorney general to discuss the conflict of interest for the da's office to proceed with investigating for poli for sexual assault now that their alle

to conclude i asked the people of windsor. this. let the attorney general in the justice system aside, if i did anything wrong when it comes to these allegations. but ask you our residents to judge me on. if the done as your mayor for the past 3 years. to walk around a beautiful town in love where we live. do you love the will. maintain clean streets. do you love the great using parks and rec programs. do you love that? you live in a town where we are fortunate enough to feel safe walking anywhere you want with your families. on pretty much every metric of quality of life. ranked the highest in the region. that's not an accident. let me continue to do my job. it's time to get back to work. all right. so that is what the mayor said at the start of this meeting which is ongoing right now. we have 2 reporters there will continue to monitor. >> that town council meeting this evening will bring you updates on kron. 4 dot com. and right here on kron 4. >> no. the president biden says that it's time to bring american troops home from afghanist

charles charles some post reporting earlier from windsor now let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world the czech republic has announced it's expelling 18 russian diplomats the move comes over suspicions that russian intelligence services were involved in an explosion and i'm unishe and depo in 2014 that killed 2 people russia has said it will respond. pro-democracy activists in myanmar have marched in support of a new shadow government the national unity of ministration hopes to oust the military junta it was formed by leaders of 2 protests ethnic minorities and the deposed former leader. suu kyi. well the number of deaths worldwide from the krona virus pandemic has topped 3000000 in brazil close 240-0000 have died from the covert not from covert 1000 just the 2nd highest toll after the united states now. there are advising women to delay pregnancies until the crisis subsides. another day another life lost to the pandemic. so far there seems to be no end in sight to the streams of people who seek out this cemetery grieving for their loved ones. i want

reporting from windsor now let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world at this hour protesters have marched to show their support for a new shadow government in myanmar the national unity government hopes to oust the military junta it was formed by leaders of anti coupe protests ethnic minorities and the deposed former leader. zimbabwe has begun releasing around $3000.00 prisoners as part of a presidential amnesty which aims to ease congestion and cut covert 19 cases in overcrowded jails those being released have been convicted of nonviolent crimes remaining inmates will be vaccinated. 3 members of the international space station's crew have returned safely to earth landing in kazakhstan they spent 6 months in space their russian soyuz craft undocked from the station earlier it was the last scheduled russian space flight carrying a u.s. crew member to crawford proves. the number of deaths worldwide from the coronavirus pandemic has topped 3000000 the world health organization is warning that cases in many countries are still rising at an alarming rate bu

let's return to windsor castle, himself. let's return to windsor castle. where — himself. gements are being considered and amended in light of the pandemic. what we do know is that the funeral will not be a state funeral. buckingham palace have said that the details will be released on the royal website in due course. and as you say, they are advising members of the public to perhaps consider charity donations instead of floral tributes, and are directing people towards an online book of condolence. but despite that advice, there has been a steady stream of people, respectful and socially distancing, but a steady stream of people who want to come here to pay their respects, families, we spoke to a group of teenagers who have never seen windsor so quiet, having so many people here, it was so quiet that they thought that we were having a moment of silence. remember, for locals here and everyone we spoke to has been local, this is a very personal loss of a member of their community. the queen and prince philip have been isolating here, they spend christmas here for the first t

daniela replph, bbc news, windsor. let'suneral will take place on saturday. and prince philip planned much of his funeral. i now, it sounds a bit strange, doesn't it, victoria? but with these big events, it is not a state secret that a lot of the planning had happened before hand over the years, and he very much is going to get the funeral that he wanted, perhaps even more so because of the covid restrictions which mean it will have to be scaled down, and it will lack some of the pomp and ceremony that had originally been planned. but he very much has had a hand on exactly what the service will look and feel like, especially this information at the weekend that his coffin will be born on a land rover that has been specially adapted by the duke of edinburgh for that purpose. he wanted his coffin on a land rover, and he has adapted the vehicle, designed it himself and helped engineer it himself. so that little detail is just one of the nuggets we have at the moment, but i think is more information comes out over the week, we w

palace in the coming hours, but at the moment they just said that he died peacefully at home in windsor castle. let's bring in daisy mcandrew, a journalist and royal commentator. daisy, unfortunately this had been somewhat expected as prince philip was in failing health for some time now. >> yes, that's true. as you were just saying a few minutes ago, he had been in hospital for a number of weeks. he had been from one hospital t sighting when he was seen in the back of that car going home. and of course, yes, it's not a huge surprise that he has passed away, but also as you were saying, his 100th birthday was coming up very, very soon, just in a few weeks' time, and he would have been the first consort and the first partner of a reigning monarch to have reached such an extremely old age, an impressive milestone. so there will be sadness about that, but of course much more celebration, i think, of his life. >> would you put this in context a little bit for us, daisy, if you wouldn't mind because i think a lot of people at least on this side of the pond, we know of the queen, we know of all the princes

popular, frankly, and i think that needs to be a joint effort with william and harry. >> from windsor castle, let's >> exactly, anderson. and it radiated outside of windsor. here at buckingham palace, still with the pandemic rules, where they lived most of their married life, of course the union jacket is at half staff, but there were a lot of people that were allowed to come congregate outside the gates. they were standing in silence and it was really a moving thing to see this far away from windsor castle where the actual funeral took place. you know, you can't help remembering some of the things that were said and some of the things you've read about and watched about their life. and one of the things that struck me after the prince died, was a documentary in which it was explained that when he got married, he was this man who was going to have a really important naval career, be an admiral, carry on his war service. he was a hero during the war, they say during the invasion of s cisily. it was his thinking and actions that stopped his company's boat sinking. he was in the east as well, saw serv

let me read, the town of windsor, virginia's statement on the traffic stop. the investigation began immediately. at the conclusion it was termed the windsor police department policy was not followed. this resulted in disciplinary action of department wide requirements for additional training were implemented beginning of january. it notes that the officer was terminated. it is hard to even know where to begin here. i'm going with you, chief alexander. i don't know how you strain -- train people to be not authoritarian and not aggressive. this is not a training problem. this isn't a problem with training, strikes me as a problem hiring people that don't have maturity to be police. >> both incidents is not a

their patriarch, prince philip, and before we show you the moving images from the funeral at windsor castle, let's perspective on his 99 years. he was born into the turmoil of war-torn europe and became a naval officer, decorated for heroism in world war ii. 73 years ago, he married princess elizabeth, a woman who would become the queen just a short time later. they watched history unfold before them and they raise add family that honored him today. cnn's anna stewart has more on the tribute to prince philip. >> reporter: an old-school prince going out in his own style. ♪ >> reporter: the duke of edinburgh was heavily involved in the planning of his funeral, which began with a short procession from windsor castle to st. george's chapel. it was steeped in military tradition. his sword and naval cap laid on top of his casket, which was carried by a modified land rover he helped design. a decorated veteran of world war ii, more than 700 military personnel took part in the ceremony. the duke's much-loved carriage and pony stood by, his cap and gloves left poignantly on the seat. the prince was a famil

he died just two months shy of his 100th birthday at windsor palace. >> let's go to anna stewart, joiningor. >> i know it's been quite a day thus far already. i think all of us are thinking about the queen. do we know how she's doing? >> reporter: such a good question. one can only imagine what it feels like to wake up a widow after 73 years of marriage. we know she has been spending time with her family, some of her children visited her yesterday at windsor castle and today we've seen prince edward and his wife pay a visit. as they left, sophie, was really upset, looking tearful. she said the queen has been amazing. and tributes have poured in from all around the world. every country you can imagine, to be honest. and the tribute we had here with the 41 gun salute was a really poignant moment, a gun round every minute for 40 minutes, sounding out on land and sea throughout the uk, on her majesty's ships. a magical moment, i think we were focused at that time of thinking about prince philip and his military career, his active service in world war ii and his many honorary commands. this wa

let's go from windsor side for so many years. helena, - thank you. ur royal correspondent sarah campbell is at buckingham palace. we are of course at a very difficult period in terms of public health with all of these restrictions, and one can assume then that the kinds of crowds that we might have expected at the gates today clearly are not there, and of course it will affect as well the way the palace is planning the next few days.- planning the next few days. that's ri . ht, the planning the next few days. that's right, the deaths _ planning the next few days. that's right, the deaths of— planning the next few days. that's right, the deaths of many - planning the next few days. that's l right, the deaths of many thousands of people over the past year haven't been marked in a way that their friends and families would have liked due to the pandemic, and prince philip's will be no different. the notice of his death in line with tradition was brought out to the railings of buckingham palace on an easel, but it didn't stay there, it was taken down after

prince philip juke of edinburgh his royal highness passed away peacefully this morning at windsor castle . well let's get more now from rory chalons takes a look back at the life and legacy of prince philip. he was by his side throughout the longest reign of a monarchy in british history prince philip duke of edinburgh it wasn't only a marriage but the life of service to his wife queen elizabeth the 2nd born into greek cannes danish royalty philip had a lonely childhood he was taken under the wing of the british aristocracy when he married her then princess elizabeth in 1947 he was a promising young naval officer. it was a fairytale wedding for a country emerging from war and hardship. it's all change for the young couple when elizabeth sparta king george the 6 died it only 56 years of age she became queen and philip in the words of his private secretary looked as if the world would fall and down on him his naval career ended along with his independence prince philip was sort of forced into making huge sacrifices he was very much a man's man not someone who was going to naturally fall into the positi

disgraced mayor dominic for poli wants windsor residents to let the justice system work and judge him on the job he's done leading the town. do you walk around our beautiful town in love where we live? you love the well maintained clean streets. people participating in this zoo meeting. we're having none of it. you're a rapist. and everyone knew it wasn't a secret. and then you dare show your face for polish political rise crashed last week with publication of a multi year investigation by the san francisco chronicle detailing sexual assault claims from four women over a 16 year period, all involving social drinking and all un reported shame and just wanting to put it behind you. maybe you feel like you just wouldn't be believed anyways. um or because of the alcohol factory. you feel like you'll just be blamed to two more accusers have since emerged, including a police council colleague as there'll amos, given the fact that i am a victim of sexual assault by mayor for poli lena cited conflict of interest and sent a statement. this is very personal and traumatic for me. humping windsor

as we watch these images, let's turn to anne thompson. she's in windsor.'s been looking more deeply into the life of the duke of edinburgh. anne? >> reporter: savannah and hoda, i think one of the great legacies of the duke of edinburgh is something that's called the duke of edinburgh award. it is what he described as a do-it-yourself kit for growing up. something he had to figure out how to grow up on his own. it's basically a series of events that you complete, and you can take any specialty, from cooking to canoeing if you want. clearly, his life you see there, you see his naval cap on top of his coffin. his sword on his coffin, as well. he was very dedicated to the military. today, there are 14 different military units that are on the quadrangle that are part of this service. they're there to say good-bye and thank you. a final salute to a man who gave so much of his life to this country, his adopted country, and taught a sense of duty. savannah and hoda? >> anne, thank you. let's pause and watch as the coffin is placed on the land rover he helped desi

oh let's go straight out windsor castle where we're going to be correspondent to charlotte chelsea. welcome charlotte so talk us through what we're going to see from the castle precincts over the next couple of hours. phil over the next couple of hours millions of people not just in the u.k. but around the world are expected to be chaining in to watch proceedings as the u.k. bids farewell to the man some a calling the grandfather of the nation just behind me out windsor castle proceedings are already starting to get underway windsor castle known for many grand ceremonies royal weddings indeed the juke and duchess of sussex hereon megane were married here in a very glamorous ceremony in 2018 today though the royal family reuniting once again for a very somber funeral this time dramatically scaled back from what you usually expect from royal funerals there aren't any major public perceptions here they've also been request that the public keep away in line with coronavirus restrictions 'd a lot of the things that you will see through the course of the service have been directed by prin

to conclude i ask the people of windsor this. let the attorney general in the justice system aside, if i did anything wrong when it comes to these allegations. >> tonight, some winds are not only calling for full poli to step down. they're calling for the entire council to step down. you may remember just last night we first told you about the council knew about allegations against for poli dating all the way back to 2017 and then again in 2020 tonight, winds is town. mayor said that letter from 2017 detailing an alleged incident in 2013 was given to then mayor debra fudge who currently sits on the council. but that letter was never given to police. the town manager ken mcnabb said the person who wrote it never wanted for poli to face charges then or even now. >> all we had was hearsay. there's no specifics of any crimes to investigate. also we do not conduct criminal investigations without a victim. >> 4 police has claimed that he never violated any of the women and any contact was consensual. as we mentioned, the california attorne

elizabeth announced the death environment her husband saying he passed away peacefully at windsor castle. let'slive to nbc's kelly cobiella on the ground. what do we know so far? >> this is a country still in lockdown because of the pandemic so large crowd gatherings are not really permitted but people are gathering here, lying flowers at the gates of buckingham palace and remembering this man who's been part of this country's life really over seven decades. the announcement came from buckingham palace noon today local time, 7:00 a.m. eastern time, and it came in a tweet from buckingham palace. we're showing that to you i believe now, along with a picture of prince philip in his younger years addressed in his military uniform. the statement saying it is with deep sorrow her imagine industry the queen announced the death of her beloved husband, duke of edinburgh, prince philip, has passed away peacefully this morning. we will mourn his loss. this is a man who's been on the front stage for more than 70 years. he retired at 96. he was known for very robust health, carrying out engagements to his r

of the child simply reporting from windsor now let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world pro-democracy activists and we on maher have marched in support of a new shadow government the national unity administration hopes to oust the military junta it was formed by leaders of anti coupe protests ethnic minorities and the deposed former leader. some way has begun releasing around $3000.00 prisoners a presidential amnesty aims to ease congestion and cut covert 19 cases in overcrowded jails those being freed have been convicted of nonviolent crimes remaining in me that will be vaccinated. hundreds of showbiz workers have rallied in rome against the impact of coronavirus restrictions on the entertainment industry actors and musicians to be time and a show of unity over the closure of theatres cinema and using venues. $3000000.00 people have died of covert 19 around the world since the beginning of the pandemic over a year ago and the world health organization is warning that cases in many countries are still rising at an alarming rate but some nations are confi

robin merrill and windsor we have shown that to chelsea to let's start with you charlotte to show you the ceremony was very much pared down magnificent nonetheless absolutely and the crowd that were assembled outside windsor caso watching keenly at the service that was under way clearly stream the moving parts he that image which i'm sure will talk about over and over again in the coming hours if the queen sitting alone now with a 73 years she had fit by head science philip prince philip the longest serving british consulate now due to coronavirus restriction social distancing inside the chapel she was sitting that alone because of course silence not just here but around the country for the minute's silence at these stunts all of the ceremony people here paying their respects to the prince who has many particularly the older generation is is much longer people paying their respects valuing thinking all of his sense of humor in particular his trademark chon sometimes of course more controversial comments some gaffes he was never going to make indeed the prime minister in his tributes.

important to everyone in windsor that have a basic decency. >> an investigation into the case is on going, the mayor declining our request for an interview, texting my lawyer won't let me. in windsor, abc 7 news. >>> no doubt about it, spencer, it looks like a warm weekend. >> even hot in some areas. get out the summer wardrobe. it's far from warm at theite brd speeds up to 25 miles per hour here in san francisco and lower wind speeds everywhere else, but still breezy around the entire region and cooled off quite a bit since yesterday, 24-hour temperature change and near the coast especially, a few degrees cooler than this time yesterday. let's take a closer look. here the view from the roof top camera, currently 55 degrees in san francisco. oakland a 59 and 68 at morgan hill and 52 at half moon bay. looking back toward san francisco, 6 6 6 6 6 6 blue sky over golden gate. foggy areas tomorrow morning to greet morning computers. warm surge through the bay area with a chance of some record highs on sunday and a cooler pattern will develop next week. now, as we look at the overnight conditions, you can see it will start with mainly clear skies, but over the morning ho

thanks so much, cnn's anna stewart in windsor, england. >>> so let's turn to charles. he was the press secretary to queen elizabeth from 1990 to 1997 and he is joining me from brighton, england. thank you so much for -- for joining us here. i want to start with the -- the archbishop of canterbury has said the funeral will be an anguished moment for the queen. can you give us any insight into that conflict, that will, no doubt, be -- be playing out? so outwardly, the queen will feel the need to show, you know, poise and dignity. but inside, obviously, so distraught. >> well, i think, first of all, it's a very public moment. the passing of prince philip, after 73 years of marriage and a hugely important public life is not a moment to pause and, of course, is a very sad moment for the queen. but it's, also, a moment to celebrate the public service of prince philip. and his constant companionship and support of the queen, as well as being able to do so much in his own-public life to help the cause of young children, the environment, technology, the arts. you know, he did a

will talk more about the events in windsor later in the programme. let'satest government figures show that there were 2,206 new coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period — which means that on average the number of new cases reported per day in the last week is 2,534. the latest daily figure for the number of people across the uk in hospital with coronavirus is 2,186. 35 deaths were reported, that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—i9 test. on average in the past week, 26 deaths were announced every day. the total number of deaths so far across the uk is 127,260. as for the continuing vaccination programme — nearly 120,000 people have had their first dose of a covid—19 vaccine in the latest 2a hour period. taking the overall number of people who've had their firstjab to over 32.5 million. the number of people who've had their second dose of the vaccine in the latest 2a hour period is 485,000. that takes the overall number of people who've had their second jab to nearly 9.5 million people. some other elements of the day's

disgraced mayor dominic for poli wants windsor residents to let the justice system work and judge him on the job he's done leading the town. do you walk around our beautiful town in love where we live? you love the well maintained clean streets. you love the great parks. they're amazing parks and rec programs. people participating in this zoo meeting. we're having none of it. you're a rapist. and everyone knew it wasn't a secret. there was rumors about it. everyone's whispering about it. and then you dare show your face for polish political rise crashed last week with publication of a multi year investigation by the san francisco chronicle detailing sexual assault claims from four women over a 16 year period, all involving social drinking and all un reported shame and just wanting to put it behind you. maybe you feel like you just wouldn't be believed anyways. um or because of the alcohol factory. you feel like you'll just be blamed to two more accusers have since emerged, including a police council colleague as their lima's. given the fact that i am a victim of sexual assault by mayo

there has been a lot of people here have gathered at windsor castle today. let's has been happening at buckingham palace. let's speak to tim muffett at buckingham palace. what has been happening there over the course of the day? the what has been happening there over the course of the day?— the course of the day? the crowd here and huge — the course of the day? the crowd here and huge when _ the course of the day? the crowd here and huge when they - the course of the day? the crowd here and huge when they want i the course of the day? the crowd - here and huge when they want people if they are going to pay their respects to do so by an online condolence book of it all possible. that said, there are around 700 people live at the moment today and people live at the moment today and people who are determined to lay flowers and cards have been organising to the queue, very respectful and calm, people are being kept socially distant, and there are all sorts of tributes being laid here. cards, flowers, even paintings.— i got that new sites that painting, so that_ i got

let's return to windsor tonight, on the eve of the duke of edinburgh's funeral, and our correspondentela relph. daniela, more details havejust been announced? daniela, more details have “ust been announced? . �* , daniela, more details have “ust been announced.— daniela, more details have “ust been announced?— announced? that's right, reeta, we now have details _ announced? that's right, reeta, we now have details of _ announced? that's right, reeta, we now have details of the _ announced? that's right, reeta, we now have details of the funeral - now have details of the funeral service, much of which has been planned by the duke of edinburgh himself, and there are some personal touches. it is a traditional service and buckingham palace say that in line with many royal funerals, there will not be a eulogy, nor will any members of the royal family deliver a reading. the service will be led by the dean of windsor, who will pay tribute to the duke of edinburgh's kindness, humourand tribute to the duke of edinburgh's kindness, humour and humanity. tribute to the duke of edinburgh's kindnes

week only 30 close family members are able to attend the private ceremony at windsor castle due to coronavirus restrictions let's go live now to windsor and 0 steve barca is that for us steve the funeral set to come on the way formally after a minute's national silence in 45 minutes what's happening there right now. well right now where we're seeing military marching bands from various different sections of the armed forces from the navy the air force and the army actually marching into the main quarter of windsor castle the entire funeral itself will take place within the walls of the castle the advice given by the authorities to the general public is to stay away because of ongoing coronavirus restrictions and indeed the streets of windsor very very quiet as you mentioned the funeral itself will be significantly pared back and we know that originally in the funeral plans there were scope for possibly $800.00 people being invited to attend this funeral we now know that that will be limited to only 30 before the start of the funeral itself there will be a ceremonial procession steeped in symbolism prince philip

disgraced mayor dominic for poli wants windsor residents to let the justice system work and judge him on the job. he's done leading the town. do you walk around a beautiful town in love where we live? you love the well maintained clean streets. people participating in this zoo meeting. we're having none of it. you're a rapist. and everyone knew it wasn't a secret. and then you dare show your face for polish political rise crashed last week with publication of a multi year investigation by the san francisco chronicle detailing sexual assault claims from four women over a 16 year period, all involving social drinking and all un reported shame and just wanting to put it behind you. maybe you feel like you just wouldn't be believed anyways. um or because of the alcohol factory. you feel like you'll just be blamed to two more accusers have since emerged, including a police council colleague as there'll amos, given the fact that i am a victim of sexual assault by mayor for poli lima cited conflict of interest and sent a statement. this is very personal and traumatic for me. pimping windsor

windsor says he is stepping back amidst sexual assault claims. why many critics say this announcement is not enough. good afternoon. i am len kiese. >> i am michelle griego. let's go to the live news desk. >>> windsor mayor dominic foppoli sent a statement an hour ago saying he is stepping back from the duties but the statement fell short of a resignation. it did say in part through prayer and in speaking with residents over the weekend it's become clear that the town council will not function at the level expected by citizens if i remain actively involved give earn the strong reaction to the allegations against me. foppoli is facing calm allegations from six women including a fellow councilmember who claims she was drugged and sexually assaulted by foppoli last year. he is well known and connected in the community. he has been preferred to as the prince of wine country. his brother says he is no longer affiliated with the winery. no criminal charges have been filed. sonoma and state attorney general's office are both investigating. the only way to actually remove him from office is for him to fully resign or launch a recall effort. the other part of his statem

praise give praise ♪ ♪ give praise give praise ♪ give praise ♪ >> now the dean of windsor, reverend david conner. ♪ letis in heaven ♪ ♪ give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses ♪ ♪ as we forgive them that trespass against us ♪ ♪ and lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil amen ♪ ♪ enter not into judgment with thy servant o lord for in thy sight shall no man living be justified ♪ ♪ grant upon him eternal rest and let light perpetual shine upon him ♪ ♪ we believe verily to see the goodness of the lord ♪ ♪ in the land of the living ♪ ♪ o lord her our prayer and let our cry come unto thee ♪ >> o merciful god, the father of our lord jesus christ who is the resurrection and the life, in whom whatsoever believeth shall live though he died and whoever so liveth and believeth in him shall not die eternally. who also hath taught us by his holy apostle st. paul not to be sorriy as men without hope, for them that sleep in him. we makely beseech thee, o father, that when we shall depart this life, we may rest in him, as our hope is this our brother doth. and that at the general re

he passed away peacefully this morning at windsor castle. let's bring in britain reporter ms.think most people in this country have grown up with him there their whole life. by the side of the queen her whole reign 73 years by her side. for most of us he is a constant in our lives. he has died in the middle of this awful global pandemic and buckingham palace said they don't want to public to try to take part in any of the events. they don't want people to gather outside buckingham palace and there won't be a funeral or lying in state. that's the kind of thing he would have wanted to be honest. the last thing he wanted was a fuss. lots of people in the country want the chance to pay their respects in some way. >> dana: i know people are going to ask prince harry in a little rift with his family but loves his grandfather and as the queen side he will always be a welcome and loved member of their family. what do you think about his coming to the funeral and will it be with his wife? >> well like you say, he has always had a great relationship with him, with prince philip, and it

daniela relph, bbc news, windsor. let'si have at the moment. it is a| wonderfulthing. i had been have at the moment. it is a i wonderfulthing. i had been an ambassadorfor the duke wonderfulthing. i had been an ambassador for the duke of wonderfulthing. i had been an ambassadorfor the duke of edinburgh awards for it must be 20 years. on the occasions where awards are given, they are very happy occasions. young people complete their awards project and it ends up with a day in the palace where they are going to be awarded. we look to similar days in the future, wonderfully inspiring occasions. do you have your gold? it did not take place in my particular school, in the 80s. i would like to think i made up for that by pitching in with the award scheme in my present days. what was it like working with prince philip on the duke of edinburgh award scheme? what was it like working so closely with him? you met him so many — working so closely with him? you met him so many times. _ working so closely with him? you met him so many tim

lovely to hear that enthusiasm and passion, i think, even though we are here at windsor to reflect on a sad day, of course. let'sh it is a family funeral that is being televised around the world, it is a family that is grieving in the way that so many have in this country over the last year.— over the last year. you're absolutely _ over the last year. you're absolutely right - over the last year. you're absolutely right and - over the last year. you're absolutely right and it. over the last year. you're absolutely right and it is l over the last year. you're - absolutely right and it is lovely to be here at windsor castle, a beautiful backdrop for the funeral today. and of course it is worth remembering that this is where the duke and the queen were shielding the final year of his life together, having spent so long together, though 73 years of marriage. but i think in the last year they will have had more time than at any point because he didn't have any royal engagements to go to, she was confined to the castle walls, so they would have had more hours and days than ever before to just spend time together, to r

let's go back to windsor and the final preparations for the duke of edinburgh tomorrow.-— daniela, the final touches being carried out. ., �* , ., carried out. that's right. the final rehearsals — carried out. that's right. the final rehearsals taking _ carried out. that's right. the final rehearsals taking place _ carried out. that's right. the final rehearsals taking place here - carried out. that's right. the final rehearsals taking place here in i rehearsals taking place here in windsor today, a town that is so used with the big royal events but this one will feel very different. when you come into windsor now, there are sites on the roadside warning people to stay away and avoid gathering at a royal residence and that is a little counterintuitive for a place like windsor where people are so used to a royal event dominating. tomorrow there will be more police patrols out on the street and more of these volunteer stewards out as well, with people being told to stay away and watch and listen to the funeral service at home because they will be nothing to see here. both

but first let's go to windsor castle. our charlie d'agata is outside.ie, we will soon see queen elizabeth, who has called philip "my strength and my stay." she's largely been out of sight since his death. i keep thinking about this woman who is losing her partner of 73 ye >> yle, the queen hee ormingomeim duties, brtaiy for the p it's a sad day for the a solemn family. for all the world's attention, we have been reminded by the palace that this is a family funeral. just a few moments ago we've seen other members of the family, kate, the duchess of cambridge, camilla, the wife of prince charles, cousins and grandchildren who will make up this very limited congregation of only 30 people, in keeping with covid limitations here. the choir will only consist of four people. everyone in the chapel, everyone else will be masked, in keeping with the current covid restrictions. no members of the royal family will be holding a reading or making an address or a eulogy. now, that is common practice in royal funerals. but in a way, as you noted, it's what prince phil

let's go to windsor castle where max foster has been watching today's events., you covered the royal family for so long. what stood out to you today? >> reporter: well, i think it was a very poignant tribute to prince philip who wanted something just like this. you mention covid restrictions there, it did add poignancy to the imagery today, with the queen sitting alone, with the choir completely on their own, just four people allowed in the choir. talk about reconciliation, so much has been said about the breakdown and rift, william's generation of the family. starting to see healing there as well. i think if prince philip was looking do you know how events unfolded today, he would be quite pleased. ♪ >> his kindness, humor and humanity are his service to the nation, thbeloved son will pronounce. ♪ >> so we were seeing the casket lowered into the royal vault under the chapel. prince philip's body will lie there until the queen dies, then they'll be buried together in a side chapel. the love story isn't over. very poignant as well. poignancy struck me today to s

let us go to windsor castle.eople have been laying flowers, even though they have been asked not to. what is the picture there today? l what is the picture there today? i think we will see very much of what is the picture there today? i think we will see very much of the same. it got steadily busier throughout the day yesterday. the flowers are being laid at cambridge gate, a few hundred yards over that way at the end of the long walk. flowers are being laid then cleared up flowers are being laid then cleared up at the end of the day and taken inside the grounds of windsor castle so that the queen and any other members of the royal family can have a look at them and look at some of the messages that have been left. at the messages that have been left. at the end of the day yesterday i was speaking to security guards there. i asked them whether people were gathering together and they said, no, people are being very socially distant. it is clear no matter what the advices, will still want to come and are still comi

let's go to cnn's bianca nobilo in windsor. covid-19 protocols were clearly on display during the service. we saw family members putting on masks as they came into the chapel, and obviously the chapel was largely empty, which was an extraordinary sight and a very powerful sight. >> reporter: it was extraordinary. there were only 30 people able to be present in st. george's chapel, which ordinarily has a capacity of 800, and that was how many were supposed to be there when the funeral planning over many, many years was undertaken. we saw the participants in the service wear masks, if they weren't in bubbles, as we call them over here, people who are living together at the moment. there was also a reduced choir, no congregational singing. that's prohibited at the moment. that's why we saw the queen sit by herself, an extremely sad and po poignant side from so many people in the country. another reason that the funeral today has a resonance is because 127,000 people have lost their lives in the pandemic in the united kingdom. so e

elizabeth announced the death environment her husband saying he passed away peacefully at windsor castle. let's the pandemic so large crowd gatherings are not really permitted but people are gathering here, lying flowers at the gates of buckingham palace and remembering this man who's been part of this country's life really over seven

and the duke in 1947, but this time to fire for the funeral procession on the east lawn of windsor castle. let'se, the procession will step off from the quadrangle of windsor castle, and senior members of the royal family will walk behind the hearse as it makes its way down the hill to st george's chapel. a minute's silence will be observed across the united kingdom at 3pm, after which the funeral service will begin. our understanding is that her majesty the queen has taken the decision to follow the funeral procession in her car, instead of taking the lead as the sovereign would normally do. it's a very special occasion. a moment of history without question. smaller in scale than the funeral originally intended, but no less poignant for that. we will have full coverage of the day's events with our special guests. but if you'd like unaccompanied coverage, you can use the service on the red button. let's join sophie raworth. she is on the long walk., and she has a great view of the countryside around windsor great park leading up to the castle. i around windsor great park leading up to the castle

let's return to our main story — the funeral here in windsor castle of the duke of edinburgh.d" in her life. they first met in 193a and got married after the war in 19117 — a relationship spanning nine decades. our home editor mark easton now reports from liverpool on how the queen and the duke of edinburgh have been a remarkable team in the story of the monarchy. | liverpool gives a true lancashirej welcome to princess elizabeth... in spring 1919, a young couple went to liverpool's anglican cathedral at the end of hope street, and drew a lovers' knot on the third pier of the nave. the entwined e and p remains carved into the fabric of the building to this day, the physical embodiment of a marriage that was to last more than 73 years. the princess and the duke move into... . among the choirboys attending that day was geoff holliday, now in his 80s. he recently lost his wife, helen, after almost 50 years of marriage, and feels for the queen as she bids a final farewell to her husband. i would say that the queen is feeling this tremendously at the moment. even though you are pre

let me. in windsor, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> parole has been denied for the men who beat a mother to deathin her home more than 25 years ago. a parole board had a hearing for him today, he was originally sentenced to 171 years in prison, for the murder of michelle redman. but because of overcrowding, a parole process for certain elderly inmates was implemented and florez was eligible. florez can have another in five years. >>> starting monday, santa clara county is taking a new approach to handling's physical and sexual abuse of children. abc7 news reporter david louis takes us inside a new center created to ease the trauma of young victims. >> reporter: this $6 million investment to create a new child advocacy center is focused on reducing stress for young people, already traumatized as victims of physical or sexual abuse. in the past they would have to go to multiple locations to deal with investigators from police, district attorney's office and social service agencies. >> having all the partners under the same roof to provide a team approach for investigation, will help reduce the trau