joining us now cnn's julia chatterley and zain asher. king charles making his way toward, we believe, buckingham palace. i was speaking to both of you, his parents, queen elizabeth and prince philip, they were married for 74 years. it is an almost impossible love story. >> i can't get used to hearing king charles, which is the first thing that came into my mind when you said it. but the only thing that endured longer than her incredible reign is this marriage of 74 years as you said. it was funny, my first reaction yesterday was that if there is any solace in this, consolation, it is the fact that in my heart they're now back together. and we have watched -- she said it, he was her strength. we watched some of that strength leave her in the last 17 months, and i think the first words she'll say to him, this has been the longest 17 months of my life. >> i think it is interesting because when a member of the royal family chooses a spouse, yes, of course, you have to choose someone you're in love with, of course, but you also have to choose

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. >> i want to bring in zain asher, julia chatterley and tricia goddard. speech but he got a whole lot in the moments that he spoke. >> and christiane brought up such an important point, this idea of how the royal family, how this family grapples with its history and legacy of colonialism, of slavery, of the potential paying of reparations is a really important one and i think that king charles understands his job is as a monarch, but he's also an anchor for this commonwealth. and i think that christiane or max referenced the idea that you have states like barbados, caribbean nations like barbados, still a member of the commonwealth but declaring that the queen is no longer their head of state. the next country that is feared to sort of follow in barbados' footsteps is jamaica. christiane, you referenced the protests we saw when william and kate -- by the way, who are supposed to be some of the more popular royals, we saw protests against them in jamaica. and there's fears that there is this clarion call for republicanism across various caribbean and commo

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here in new york, with zain asher and zain, i'm wondering, the -- julia chatterley as well. sorry. i had a brain freeze there for a moment. there is so much now that is regimented that will take place over the next several days, but for this funeral, the exact date for it has not been set. but the plans have already been made. this is sort of already planned out every day, all the details we've been seeing over the last hour or so, those were all planned out. >> as christiane and max were saying, the blueprint for this is enormous. it can be tweaked with, and i'm sure has been tweaked with over the past weeks and months as well. the way we tend to talk about this is nothing's confirmed until it's officially confirmed. we have loose guidelines, max said, and bianca was saying there, perhaps ten days for the funeral. nothing at this stage, despite all the preplanning that goes into place and the operational names that they have for this, is concrete yet, so it's just a case of feeling our way. i think some of the very important questions, though, are what happens with the gove

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you look at, zain, people dressed every which way, look every which way.nd of immense privilege but she also had that common touch, the capacity to unite people. it didn't matter whether she was talking to a duchess or an earl or a doctor or a mechanic or a shopkeeper, she made everybody feel special. i was born and raised in london. it is one of the most diverse cities in the world not just in terms of race but you're seeing people who don't even necessarily speak the same language coming together, shared sense of loss, mourning, but with this very special bond. that really speaks to the fact that even in death, the queen still has this capacity to unite people from all walks of life >> i think that is a great point about the respect that people are sharing, again, irrespective of what you feel about monarchy or otherwise, it's respect for a woman that gave a life of service. actually that has blown me away about what we've seen the past few days in terms of the response to king charles iii as well. because we have seen spontaneous kisses, children waving

. >> i want to bring in also zain asher, julia chatterley who are with me here in new york as you areing this, what stands out to you? >> honestly this is not just a british moment. okay? this is not just a british event. when you think about the influence and the relevance of this family on the global stage, this is the woman who has been behind it all. a lot of people have been talking about the fact she has been the glue that not only held her family together through times of crisis, the nation together, and also the commonwealth together. she has been the steady ship. you and i both grew up in the uk. we grew up looking up to queen elizabeth ii as almost this iconic sort of mother of the nation figure. when you think about the steady ship that she is, it is not just in terms of what she has presided over in terms of world events for example the second world war and how traumatic it was for the uk as a nation but also traumatic events in her own family. the various crises and less than stellar moments the royal family has endured in recent years including as christiane was just tal

we'll also check in with kaitlan collins throughout the day back here in new york with zain asher, juliago bring in cnn's international correspondent outside windsor castle. scott, you've been talking to some of the people gathering there waiting for news on the queen. >> reporter: anderson, there is so little information at in point that people are grasping for any information that might be new. what is remarkable is earlier today an employee who works inside the chapel at the castle actually came up to me asking what was going on because even among the employees who work here there has been so little information so people are hoping for good news. it was a downpour earlier matching the moofd the country and now the sun has come out. this is kate. she actually lives here in windsor. i wonder what your first reaction was when you heard the news that the queen is under medical supervision >> i think it is pretty sad when anyone gets in that situation. you wouldn't want that to happen to your own family member but i'm not, like, the biggest fan of the queen or just like the monarchy in gen

. >> so zain, i want to ask you because people where -- people are doing what we are doing, having aach paying tribute to the queen in their own way. the women are wearing jewelry, that was either given to them or borrowed from the queen or were gifts from the queen. charlotte is wearing a broach, earrings from the princess of wales and so on and so forth. >> and it is interesting because you could see the every connection that every single member of the family has with the queen. she was a mother, of course. she was a grandmother. but she was also part of institution. she represented the institution. this is a family but it is also a family business. and i just want to talk about -- >> one second. the picture on your screen, that was the duchess of sussex, and she wore pearls and these were also a gift from the queen. >> and some of the pictures there of windsor castle, i think it is so fitting that it is her final resting place in a spiritual sense. because it was also her resting place in the literal sense when she was alive. this is the place where she went to escape the noise of