philip, i know, did not approve. >> and at the age of 97, prince philip was involved in a car crash near sandringham that injured a member of the public. despe these events, the importance of the monarchy would once again come to the fore at a time of crisis during the coronavirus outbreak. as the u.k. struggled with such an unprecedented emergency, prince charles was one of tens of thousands to be infected, and spoke to the nation in a video message.ds the queen also spoke to the public and prince philip was with her in windsor as she gave only her fifth unscheduled tv address to the nation. philip was in isolation with he at windsor castle where the broadcast was made.wa i'm absolutely certain he would've cast his eye over the words that she was going tohe speak. the sentiment was very much the queen's, of course, reflecting her own childhood and the epic years of the war where she has such strong memories and of course philip shares those memories. >> it was a moment when the monarch was able to offer some comfort to the nation, with prince philip giving her his support as he had done

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philip. again and again, they joyfully responded. i in 1952, the couple set off on a tour of the commonwealth. the king came with them to the airport. it was the last time they would see king george vi, who, unknown to his daughter, was in the final stages of lung cancer. tv: it was a farewell. it was also, as events turned out, goodbye. | it was at a hunting lodge in kenya that philip told his wife of her father's death. someone there reported that philip look like half the world had dropped on him. they returned to london to lead the national mourning. his wife was now queen, philip was there in support, but he was never given the title prince consort and his role was undefined. he channelled some of his restless energy into a boisterous social life. he and a group of male friends met every week in rooms above a restaurant in london's soho. there were long, convivial lunches, visits to nightclubs, and glamorous companions. by the 1960s, philip's life was more settled. he and the queen had c

prince philip would have been 100 in june. meanwhile, his widow, the queen, queen elizabeth 6:00, she's 94. she will be 95 years old this coming wednesday. martha? martha: david spunt, thank you very much. on the right-hand side of your screen, you see the long walk which proceeds from windsor castle and, as i said, it's a beautiful, sunny day in the united kingdom. i'm joined now by greg palkot who joins us live from his post today at buckingham palace. good morning, greg. >> reporter: hi, martha. i can confirm that it is a beautiful, glorious, warm, sunny day here in the u.k., and those can be rare. beautiful blue skies, a great day for celebration of a great man. you're right, i'm here at buckingham palace, that's the london residence of the royals about 20 miles away from windsor castle where most of the action will be today the, but even here there are flowers being brought and respect being paid to this great man, prince philip, and his passing. this was in the early planning, martha, for this funeral, this was going to

philip had a rootless childhood. his family was banished from greece, his parents separated and he was sent to school this northern scotland. a spartan atmosphere there suited him. as the second world war loomed, philip was an 18-year-old royal navy cadet at dartmouth. and when the king and queen visited the college, they brought with them their 13-year-old daughter, princess elizabeth. according to witnesses, philip showed off a great deal. but the meeting had made a deep impression on the prip else is. -- princess. philip served in the royal navy with distinction during the war. when the fighting ended, he started to escort elizabeth to family gatherings. he changed his name to philip mount baton and became a british citizen. the public realized there was a romance. yet within buckingham palace, philip was regarded with suspicion. one courtier wrote privately he was rough, uneducated and would probably not be faithful. but elizabeth was deeply in love and in the summer of 1947 the palace announce their engagement.

it is philip would be remembered? it is the end of an _ philip would be remembered? it 3 the end of an era, the end of philip would be remembered? it 3 the end ofan era, the end ofan the end of an era, the end of an extraordinary life of an extraordinary life of an extraordinary man. but the principal role was to support the green. if we regard the clean's rain a success, the joint author of that success has to be prince philip, duke of edinburgh. the fundamentally was what he was all about. he did a multiplicity of other things that serve many generations. when the news broke this morning, my grandson, now16, happened to news broke this morning, my grandson, now 16, happened to be doing charity work as part of trying to get his gold duke of edinburgh award. he has impacted the lives of many people around the world. but todayis many people around the world. but today is a day of feeling such sadness, such sympathy for the queen. who, met him when she was a little girl, fell in love with him when she was a teenager and has been married to him since 1947, since before

it between him and the queen and prince philip.— prince philip. it was recent, and he said _ prince philip. it was recent, and he said in _ prince philip. it was recent, and he said in this - prince philip. it was recent, j and he said in this telegram that they will never forget the moment they all shared together in the uk state visit and he talks about his legacy and dedication to the crown eyes do the belgian, dutch and swedish royal family and heart—warming tributes. the swedish king touching on a shared passion he had with the duke of edinburgh for sailing in the uk. white met the leaders of both germany and france. and also on the front pages of papers there. if we look at the frankfurter allgemeine. you can see prince philip in a ceremonial uniform and you can see how he embodied and you can see how he embodied an era of british history and the french president is saying that the duke led an exemplary life and noted his bravery and commitment to youth services and the environment and if we do look at the front page of the frankfurter all

rebecca the news of philip's prince philip's passing was announced in a statement from the palace it said just a few hours ago that it is with deep sorrow that her majesty the queen announces the death of her beloved husband his royal highness prince philip the jake of edinburgh the statement says that prince philip passed way peacefully this morning wins a consul further announcements it says will be made into course and the royal family will join with people around the world in mourning his loss not is already starting to take place as the statement says around the world tributes are pouring in from political leaders here in the u.k. prime minister boris johnson gave the 1st public statement expressing his sorrow at the passing away of prince philip a very somber moment that he described prince philip is what he called an expert carriage driver steering the royal family so that it remains an institution indisputably by so so the balance and happiness obama national life so that that from the prime minister of the tributes as well poor thing in from gemini's foreign minister and as

, philip. i neverfound a single doubt in his belief in christ and that the church. what he didn't go for is a sort of naive never questioning. and i think that to questioning. and i think that to question and have a lot of questions and a lot of doubts sometimes is the only way you're going to come to a robust faith. ifound he only way you're going to come to a robust faith. i found he does what i used to do as a little child, constantly asking questions in order that i may get an understanding. what i didn't understand to know there may be a day i will understand. but at the moment what i understand. but at the moment what i understand keeps me go. people say he was interested in spiritually. he was willing to explore anything, because his feet were rooted in christ and he never saw it as a problem to admire people of other faith, engage them and not imposing his rules on others, because he had his rules on others, because he had his faith strongly on the ground. i said, why you, go into open

philip eade is a biographer and the author of young prince philip about his early life. philip, thank you very much for joining us. we have talked a lot in the last day or so about the extraordinary life of the duke lead but the beginning of his life was extraordinarily unsettled? weill. but the beginning of his life was extraordinarily unsettled? well, it really was- — extraordinarily unsettled? well, it really was- l _ extraordinarily unsettled? well, it really was. i mean, _ extraordinarily unsettled? well, it really was. i mean, it _ extraordinarily unsettled? well, it really was. i mean, it was - extraordinarily unsettled? well, it really was. i mean, it was sort - extraordinarily unsettled? well, it really was. i mean, it was sort ofl really was. i mean, it was sort of unsettled right from the odd goal. seven years before he was born, his grandfather had been assassinated. when he was barely a go of old, his father came very close to being executed during the colonel's kaur, and the family had to flee across the adriatic. i mean, the only reason they got away was

prince philip was a man of service, motivated — prince philip was a man of service, motivated by a sense of duty to others — motivated by a sense of duty to others i— motivated by a sense of duty to others. i know through the duke of edinburgh — others. i know through the duke of edinburgh award he helped empower millions— edinburgh award he helped empower millions of young people. you should have seen his royal highness at the last commonwealth heads of government meeting. it was extraordinary, he was the heart and the soul. i think he will be greatly missed. he brought spice and excitement wherever he went. i don't think we will see the like of him again. the duke had a global perspective, even presenting a television programme about his travels, but also representing britain at memorials for a world war in which he played an active part. chancellor angela merkel said his friendship with germany would not be forgotten. president macron of france said that he lived an exemplary life defined by bravery and duty. greek born of danish blood, the duke was an elder statesman of europ

prince philip juke of edinburgh the husband of queen elizabeth the 2nd. always a test side or a few steps behind that was royal protocol for the british prince consuls the couple was married more than 70 years the former royal navy officer lived an eventful public life that was occasionally seasoned by his sharp tongue and the dry humor. he was born prince philip of greece and denmark on the island of corfu in 1921 but despite his family's irish to classic background money was often in short supply his parents divorced and philip ended up in england where he began a career in the royal navy at the outbreak of world war 2. he met the future queen for the 1st time in the 1930 s. he was 18 and for and those of us just 13 at the time it was reportedly love at 1st signs her parents were nonplussed with the prince of humble means but elizabeth persevered in 1947 shortly after the war the 2 were married. on their 1st child prince charles was born the following year the family lived on the island of malta where phillip was stationed as an officer but the death of

but from the beginning life conspired to make prince philip his own man. he was born in greece into that country's royal exiled with them when he was a small child. an education molded an achiever. he saw action during world war ii, a brilliant and brave officer. his 1947 wedding to elizabeth lifted the spirits of post-war britain. the next year prince charles was born. three more children would follow. but philip's world changed forever in 1952 when king george vi died and his daughter, elizabeth, became queen. from then on, his main role was as the monarch's consort and counsel. his relationship with the queen featured in the popular tv series "the crown". >> are you my wife or my queen. >> reporter: numerous guests made abroad. killing a tiger an endangered species on a trip to india. his defense, some of his actions and comments were taken out of context. more recently the duke finally turned in his driver's license at age 97 following a car crash that injured two people and caused his land rover to overturn. but over time, philip gained respect as an

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prince philip was exactly the same. the courtiers in the building behind me, buckingham palace, regarded him almost with disdain and it was very, very difficult for him to break the mold. he did, of course, through the strength of his personality but it was not an easy beginning for him. >> you know, tim, as we are listening to the military bands in the quadrangle that will be playing as the procession plays itself out before prince philip's body is moved in that specified land rover hearse of his, when you talk about the relationship between elizabeth and philip, this is a man who had a very much self-determined future. to your point, it had to be changed but there was a bit of a kerfuffle, if you will, with regard to the naming of the family. tradition would have certainly had it that elizabeth would have taken his name, mountbatten, and perhaps that would have been the name of the royal family. but, indeed, she knew that history needed to take precedence here and maintain the royal family as the house of windsor. tal

queen elizabeth and the united kingdom mourning the loss of princes philip. he was a pillar of strength behind the british mondarchy,arh prince philip's 99 years of life, mourning the loss of queen elizabeth's beloved husband of 73 years. >> this is absolutely devastating nor the queen. this is the love of her life, this was the man by her side for decades. >> he fell in love with the queen and chose to a take on a life of not only being her husband, but also serving the crown. >> prince charles visited his mother this afternoon as the royal pafamily plans for a funeral, prince harry and meghan markle paying tribute from afar on their foundation's website and prince william and his wife catherine, honoring the duke on instagram. prince philip, a stallwart of the british monarchy, handsome and full of full of full of they met in 1939, elizabeth visiting a naval college and meeting prince philip in the british royal navy. >> he been very dashing as a young man. and i think that is why the queen was so madly in love with him. >> even from the first encounter the

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and prince philip had met, every u.s. president, and it is just, like, marching through the history books. >> it is. wilfred, as we're watching, it is striking that no member of the royal family is wearing a military uniform. was there, again, when we talked about all the details with great care being taken, why was that the case? >> i do think there was some discussion of that over the course of the last week. of course, the kind of general rule of why you would be able to wear military uniform is either you were a current, active member, which prince harry, of course, most notably was with two tours in afghanistan, the most recent active member. or you still have a ceremonial title. of course, one person, in particular, the duke of sussex, doesn't fit either of the bills today. i don't think this was an argument or anything like that. i think it was what is most fair to everyone. we don't want to make exceptions or break rules. we want it to be fair to everyone. let's not forget, as well, prince harry took over as head

george's chapel at the request of prince philip. he chose all the music himself, and now the archbishop of cante canterbury. from st. john's gospel. martha said to jesus, "lord, if you had been here, my brother would not have died. and even now i know that whatever you ask from god, god will give you." jesus said to her, "your brother will rise again." martha said to him, "i know that he will rise again in the resurrection at the last day." jesus said to her, "i am the resurrection and the life. he who believes in me, though he die, jet shall he live. and whoever lives and believes in me shall never die. do you believe this?" she said to him, "yes, lord. i believe that you are the christ, the son of god, he who is coming into the world ♪ ♪ my soul give praise unto the lord of heaven in majesty and honor clothed ♪ ♪ the earth he made will not be moved the seas he made to be its robe give praise ♪ ♪ give praise give praise ♪ ♪ give praise give praise ♪ ♪ the waters rise above the highest mountain and throw down to

people saying to me how sad they are about prince philip. the wild popularity of the netflix drama "the crown" has given people a dramatized version of the life of the queen and prince philip, but nonetheless, it does show the courtship, how she became queen at an early age, how that changed everything. a real sense of what has been lost. clive: thank you. narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ n: you're watching pbs. hilty: where do i begin about my love for pbs? having both of my children, two very young children, "daniel tiger" is on because they learn so much from it. every mar emotional thing that young children have to go through, daniel has a song associated with that. ♪ daniel: take a deep breath ♪ (inhales deeply) ♪ and count to four. ♪ ♪ hilty: pbs is the jewel of television and i feel like we' all

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prince philip, he was a heck of a guy. you know, he was, in his lifetime of service to the united kingdom and the commonwealth, i think he is going to be missed particularly in the united kingdom. 99 years old, he never slowed down at all. and which i admire the devil out of him. and it was to the commonwealth that the duke travelled so often, renewing friendships with countries with historic ties to britain, including those like canada, which still held the queen as head of state. prince philip was a man of service. motivated by a sense of duty to others. i know that through the duke of edinburgh's award he helped empower millions of young people. at times the duke represented the queen overseas, as countries marked their move from empire, to independence and then commonwealth. you should have seen his royal highness at the last commonwealth heads of government meeting, it was extraordinary. he was the heart and the soul, and i think he will be greatly missed. he brought spice and excitement wherever he went, and i don't

the focus today is on honoring prince philip and honoring the memory of prince philip. and of course prince harry and prince william both enjoyed a very close relationship with their grandfather. prince harry talked about how they used to enjoy beers and barbecues together. prince william talking about his wicked sense of humor and sense of adventure, and recalling how he would take his three children off on a horse and carriage ride with prince philip. and it seemed, watching those moments as they left the chapel together, that this was the point of focus today, not the relationship, not the sort of difficulties that have happened between those two brothers. but honoring this towering figure in both of those boys' lives, anderson. >> certainly grief and loss has a way to bring families together. hopefully that will be the case this time as well. clarissa, thank you so much. we'll check in with you a little bit later on. >>> back with our team in new york. we were talking before about what happens to the monarchy and we were talking during the break about obviously prin

philip. yes, my father and prince philip. yes, my father and prince philip were _ philip. yes, my father and prince philip were officers _ philip. yes, my father and prince philip were officers together - philip. yes, my father and prince philip were officers together on i philip. yes, my father and prince i philip were officers together on the same ship. in the north sea convoys stop. that same ship. in the north sea convoys that was an important time for them both. my dad remembered the collegiality of those years fondly. what were some of his remembrances? how did he remember him? so many people talk about what a high—flying career prince philip could have gone on to have, had that been something that was open to him. he on to have, had that been something that was open to him.— that was open to him. he was an immensely _ that was open to him. he was an immensely competent _ that was open to him. he was an immensely competent officer, i that was open to him. he was an i immensely competent officer, and those experiences in the north sea convoys were really quite ter

i just wonder how is malta remembering prince philip?— prince philip? well, the relationship _ prince philip? well, the relationship between i prince philip? well, the| relationship between the prince philip? well, the - relationship between the royal couple and multi goes back many, many years as you have already said but i have to say that in spite of having watched his royal highness getting older and older and also being aware of the tolls at the last months, when the event happened there was a great sense of sadness and deep sympathy with her majesty and deep sympathy with her majesty and also the royal family. 0bviously, immediately, both prime ministerand 0bviously, immediately, both prime minister and myself sent personal condolences to her majesty and all the media were obviously reporting. to tell you that even the archbishop himself asked everybody to pray for the repose of the soul of his royal highness. there have been articles all of the press and i'm sure that today thousands and thousands were glued to the television to watch what was ha

and around the world after the death of prince philip at the age of $99.00. he was queen elizabeth's constant companion for 7 decades we look at the legacy of a no nonsense royal who could be controversial. watching al-jazeera live from also coming up. the law enforcement subdual restraint on the neck compression was just more than mr floyd could take by virtue of those hard conditions. the medic who did the only autopsy on george floyd says police action caused his death. leaves the please take action. and an appeal from me and mars u.n. ambassador for protection for his people as the military is whose death sentences. flags are flying at half mast in the u.k. and tributes are been pouring in from around the world for prince philip who's died at the age of 99 the last friend of queen elizabeth was at her side for 7 decades he's been praised for supporting the 1000 year old monarchy as it began to reinvent itself in the 21st century shortly we'll look at his legacy with war a challenge but 1st paul brennan on today's tributes for. the official notice of princ

this was everything that prince philip loved. he gave up one of those loves, which was his career, for his true love, and that was the queen. and so they have wonderful the queen. i will tell you only one person knows more about the "royal britannia" today and that is, of course, rich quest. >> thank you very much. you have some things from there. >> yes, i have basketball on there and i have cuff links given on board. >> they had to give it up? >> that's a brutal way of putting it, but it's true. >> i'm sorry. >> but many tell us, it was a recession retirement in britain, cuts to be made. "the britannia" was very expensive. that's a very famous one, a picture, by the way, with ronald reagan and nancy reagan, because they met up with them, and a terrible storm, term storm. >> you see the queen on the end crying. >> absolutely. >> a lot of people felt -- this was where they felt at home. every summer it would go for the summer crew, taken one place to the next. >> let me just -- we saw also "the britannia" in the tv series "the cr

we know prince philip had been in failing help. as john pointed out, there have been a number of other issues the family has been dealing with, but how are people responding this morning? >> reporter: you know, i think it's going be interesting. you can never predict these things. whenever you get into hospital, it becomes a big story in the uk and around the world and that catches people out. people think they're interested in the queen, but the interest is in prince philip as well, particularly as consult to the queen obviously. there's been a lot going on in the royal family right now, so people will be looking ahead to the fine real and who might attend that. i'm sure they're anticipating the sussexes will be coming over. prince harry was close with him as well, especially with that long distance, will he be able to travel back. will a dispensation be in place with the travel ban in place. we'll see how that plays ow. i think the people will be surprised by how they feel frankly. you always think back to princess diana's death

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that's what prince philip wanted. he didn't want a big fuss. >> princes william and harry will be walking behind the coffin for the procession today. is this the first time they've seen each other face to face since the controversial oprah interview? >> reporter: yeah. this is what a lot of royal watchers are going to be looking at today. because you do have prince harry coming after he told oprah he felt trapped within the royal family. this is the first time they're going to be meeting. they're going to be separated, prince harry and william, by a cousin. a lot of people hope this can be a time for healing. there was controversy as well over what they were going to wear. some members of the royal family can wear military uniforms but since prince harry stepped back, he would have to wear a suit. the queen stepped in and said everyone will wear suits just to put this controversy to rest. >> the duke of edinburgh, is he expected to be buried in the royal vault? >> reporter: yes. he is going to be buried in the royal v

the queen and prince philip. "the daily mail" this morning reporting that only prince harry will travel here for the funeral. nbc news has not confirmed that, but it might makes sense. meghan, of course, is pregnant. the day of the funeral may be announced today. surely, a day that will be one of the hardest for the queen. the queen has never been queen without prince philip. this morning, she woke up a widow, making plans for his funeral at windsor castle. with flags across the uk at half-staff, outside buckingham palace, the traditional announcement of her husband's palace and many tributes to the king of edinburgh's side. >> her strength and stay of more than 70 years. >> condolences from australia's prime minister, new zealand's jacinda odern and canada's justin trudeau, calling him a man of conviction. and on british television overnight, prince philip's children paying tribute in prerecorded interviews. >> you ask anybody who had the privilege of listening to him speak or with any of the events that he host

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it was from philip to elizabeth before the wedding. to have been spared in the war and seen victory, to have been given a chance to rest, to readjust myself, to have fallen in love completely and unreservedly makes all one's personal and even the world's troubles seem small and petty. i mean, that was so moving to me, and it capsulizes their love. >> i think that's why people are touched not only by the service prince philip gave to his queen, but this was a true love match. this was a love story. i think that's why it was so profound in that moment in the chapel, when you have the archbishop saying, go forth on the journey, christian soul. you see the coffin descend into the royal vault, and the queen standing alone. let's bring in andrew robert, british historian. what are your thoughts on this service? we did not see a traditional eulogy. many personal touches that the duke of edinburgh himself was involved in selecting. >> yes, the prince didn't want a eulogy. he was very adamant that that shouldn't happen. instead, though, you saw

prince philip will be honored with a 41 gun salute at locations across the u.k. on saturday following his death at the age of 99 british naval ships around the world will also take part to honor his legacy as a combat veteran queen elizabeth's husband was at her side for 7 decades he's been praised for supporting the monarchy as it began reinventing itself in the 21st century paul brennan reports. the official notice of prince philip's death was posted at the gates of buckingham palace the prince had died peacefully on friday morning at windsor castle it concluded the royal family joined with people around the world in mourning his loss the prime minister was among the 1st to pay tribute to prince philip earned the affection of generations here in the united kingdom across the commonwealth and around the world like the expert carriage driver that he was he helped to steer the royal family and the monarchy so that remains an institution indisputably vital to the balance and happiness of our national life. the duke of edinburgh witnessed 1st hand as britain's globa

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there was a 41 gun salute for prince philip. there are gun salutes plan aid cross the uk and the commonwealth. you also have flags that are at half massed right now in many of these countries, including at the sydney harbor bridge. the new zealand prime minister talked about philanthropy and the hundreds of charities that the duke of edinburgh has been involved in and the award which has touched the lives of tens of thousands of young people in 144 countries and territories. and then there is even an island in the southwest pacific one of the islands where the late prince philip is actually worshipped as a god. they for decades have had this religion that formed where they believe that the duke descended from their own ancestors have been praying for him to go back to their village because they think he'll bring prosperity. he never made it to this village but prescription charles did back in 2018. some are saying that now their worship of the duke of edinburgh may extend to his son, prince charles. robyn the mystique, the impac

it's so sad, prince philip's passing. we are outside, but we are inside in a way, you know what i mean? so that's different, you just don't have that feeling when you watch it on tv. we can see people who came| to pay respects, and for a day we are a community here, so it's nice _ at three o'clock, the gun salute could be heard beyond the castle walls. and windsor, like elsewhere, fell silent. at the castle view retirement village in windsor, the funeral was an emotional watch. well, you are quite moved by it, you know, surprisingly. more than you think it's going to. i feel very privileged to be here and support a special person whose life was very well spent. a shared experience. this family lives near windsor and watched together. i felt it was very sad that the queen had to sit on her own. that was a real big picture, probably something you never sort of expected to see. i thought it was really nice that they... because he was with her for so long and it was nice to, like, be able to say goodbye. today, the normal rul

>>> live look at london this morning where there was breaking news, prince philip has died at the age of 99. will take a look back at the life and legacy he leaves behind. >>> an elderly asian american woman attacked in san francisco, how defense attorneys plan to try and prove it was not a hate crime. >>> grab your peanuts and giants swag, the orange and black returning. we are live with everything you need to know and of today's opener, if you are one of the lucky people who have tickets. it is friday, april 9th. >>> we begin with breaking news out of london, prince philip, the husband of queen elizabeth, has died at the age of 99. he had been in and out of the hospital as his health had gotten worse over the years. buckingham palace announced his death in a tweet this morning, saying, quote, it is with deep sorrow her majesty the queen has announced the death of her beloved husband, his royal highne, prce ssilip, duke of edinburgh. his royal highness passed away peacefully this morning at windsor castle. is than an hour ago, the prime minister spoke outside of 10 downing street. he

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price philip passes away. the husband of queen elizabeth, the longest serving spouse of a british monarch in history has die died at the age of 99. this morning, his royal legacy. >>> deadly shooting rampages in two states. in texas, a gunman opens fire at his workplace. at least one dead, five wounded. the suspect flees shooting a state trooper before being taken into custody. >>> and in south carolina, the investigation into the former nfl player who brutally killed five people including a prominent doctor, his wife and two grandchildren. this as pressure mounts for president biden to take more action on gun safety. >> gun violence in this country is an epidemic. >> the president introduces his first executive orders. >>> powerful testimony. a medical expert pinpointing the exact moment he says george floyd died, saying that derek chauvin's actions killed him as week two of the trial comes to a close. this morning, the medical examiner who performed the autopsy gets set to take the stand. >>> on hold, vaccin

with prince philip's wishes. the plans were adjusted under current circumstances. >> what do you think his legacy will be? >> i think the queen is the most loved woman in britain. i think philip was the most respected man in britain and united kingdom. also throughout the commonwealth. >> essentially the queen has always worn the crown and prince philip was allowed to wear the trousers. >> it is to her moj usty and her family that our nation's thoughts must turn today. because they have lost not just a much-loved and highly respected public figure but a devoted husband and a proud and loving father, grandfather, and in recent years, great grandfather. >> yeah. of course that's where we are going to begin with the breaking news from london where prince philip died this morning. he was two months short of his 100th birthday. philip also known as the duke of edinburgh was released from a london hospital after treatment for a heart problem. the buckingham palace said in a statement this, his royal hien high necessary

britain prepares for the funeral of prince philip the late husband of clean elizabeth will be laid to rest this afternoon in a small private ceremony at windsor castle also coming up. india's capital delhi goes into lockdown as it struggles to contain a surgeon coronavirus cases nationwide more than 230000 new infections are reported in a single day another new record. and roll castro steps down as head of cuba's communist party the nation enters a new era without a castro in command for the 1st time since 1959. by sir welcome to the program the final preparations are being made for the funeral of prince philip the husband of britain's queen elizabeth which takes place later today. their son prince edward and his wife sophie viewed flowers left by members of the public outside st george's chapel in windsor where the funeral will take place only 30 close relatives will attend jude coronavirus perceptions the ceremony will reflect clint prince philip's close ties with the military. and charlotte's house until joins me now from london charlotte to tell us more about what's planned for to

and around the world after the death of prince philip at the age of $99.00. he was queen elizabeth's constant companion for 7 decades we look at the legacy of a no nonsense royal who could be controversial. hello again i'm peter dobby you're watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also coming up. the law enforcement to do a restraint on the not compression was just more than mr ford could take by virtue of that those hard conditions. the medic who did the only autopsy on george floyd says the police action there caused his death plus. an explosive scene right on their doorstep thousands of people are escaping an erupting volcano on a caribbean island. prince philip who will be honored with a 41 gun salute at locations across the u.k. on saturday following his death at the age of 1009 british naval ship stationed around the world will also take part queen elizabeth husband was at her side for 7 decades he's been praised for supporting the 1000 year old monarchy as it began to reinvent itself in the 21st century shortly we'll look at his leg

britain's prince philip the husbands of reigning monarch queen elizabeth the 2nd has died. my. father i'm how my hitting and this is al jazeera life and doha also coming out where most military says elections will be held within 2 years as it shuts down internet across the country. a push for locked in germany to deal with a rising number of covert 1000 and factions and believe it's overburdened health care system. and supporting farmers in iraq the government steps in and bans exports to help local production. while we begin with breaking news france philip the husband of reigning british monarch queen elizabeth the seconds has died he was 99 years old on their golden wedding anniversary the queen described him as her strength and stay also known by his title the duke of edinburgh philip spent more than 70 years by her side under sentence takes a look back at his life. he was by her side throughout the longest brain of a monarch in british history the prince for the duke of edinburgh it wasn't only a marriage but on the life of service to his wife couldn't sit with the 2nd bal

>>> tonight, the death of prince philip and the famous words from the queen. prince philip passing away at the age of 99, two months before his 100th birthday. bells tolling 99 times in his honor tonight in london. what queen elizabeth famously said about her husband and what prince philip said about his wife. aso tonight, princes william and harry on their grandfather. >>> here at home tonight, the alarming numbers. more than 75,000 new cases of coronavirus reported for two days in a row. tonight, the hot spots here in the u.s. also, could there be more trouble in the supply for the johnson & johnson one-shot vaccine? and pfizer, what they're now asking for when it comes to children. >>> the trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. the medical examiner who performed the autopsy on george floyd taking the stand, and what he revealed. >>> news coming in on congressman matt gaetz. already under federal investigation, what we've now learned in the house. >>> the volcano erupting in the caribbean tonight. mass evacuations under way. ash shooting s