people camping out behind the castle because right across the street from the back entrance to the castle are stores that sold memorabilia like a queen's face on mugs and harry and meghan. william and kate walked out of the back driveway and went into the crowd and shook hands and we were excited to see them. the owner is king charles iii now built in 1070. the oldest and largest castle in the world. a lot of people were asking is it larger than buckingham palace? yes, by a long shot. the furniture and paintings and armor are there. 1,000 bedrooms or rooms and more than 300 fireplaces. it's a working royal palace still today and home to around 150 people. >> it is the new hometown of william and kate. now known as the prince and princess of wales and where harry and meghan have been staying at frog moore college. they still use it when they are in the area as well. >> will they move into the castle? >> that will be king charl's domain for the most part. >> i think the idea is william and his family will move into windsor castle is what i'm hearing and that charles, the king and camilla wi

no feinstein was the favorite castle at the various fairy tale. king ludovic, the 2nd, and hardly any one knows it better than this man who is here to reveal 5 little known facts about the castle. scott scott been? i'm prince leopold of bavaria cru. king look, think the 2nd was my great, great, great uncle. yet though, i'll let you in on some of the background and secrets of this castle flag. the cornerstone was late in 1869 near the town of fuson bavaria. it said that up to $300.00 crafts people per day worked on the site, creating an architectural masterpiece that still enchants people. the world over. secret number one is o'brien's, or it's so impressive that even disneyland had a castle built that's based on it knocked about. so even walt disney realised this is the kind of castle that children and king look like. the 2nd would dream of can go on when routing ty alshaun was that make the 2nd wanted noise feinstein, to recall a medieval knight's castle more than any other of his building projects. this one embodies the ideals and dreams of the

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, windsor castle. the the hearse is going to be driven. windsor castle is going to take about an hour and then all of these people that are lining the 3 mile drive will be able to say their final goodbyes as well before there's a private ceremony. yeah. and as daryn mentioned earlier, this final stretch. >> will be conduct carried out on foot with queens casket being rolled by and the royal family behind on foot, walking in marching as well. so that will be the final moments for people to say goodbye and we've been covering it live with justin campbell, who we sent to london for this and >> you've got westminster behind you. what's going on now with the 2000 people, including dignitaries in our own president, who are the inside justin. >> yeah, that's right, daryn. james, you can hear the bells behind me at westminster abbey right now where that state funeral wrapped up about an hour and a half ago. but we want to take you to live these bells are ringing cough and has been loaded into a hearse. that pu

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no sherman stein castle. the whole world knows about this place. and believe it or not, i've never been there. but now it's time. now sean stein is the largest and most expensive of the 3 castles, the very in king lewd for the 2nd had built the various most famous monarch route from 186421886. we are only allowed to shoot here outside of normal visitor hours, so we left the whole castle to ourselves. ah, my swan stein was built as a metty evil fairy tale castle, playful and teeming with sumptuous details. each hall is decorated with a different subject from the world of germanic myths and legends. the royal families heraldic symbol, shows up everywhere. moist feinstein castle shavonne is sworn. oh, it was supposed to look met evil. but the fixtures had to be ultra modern. and so the castle is simply peppered with modern technology, a telephone that was sensational at the time. and this year to this is some kind of motion detector. every little window represents a room. and when one of those small things here came down, the key need something right

so we have to hold castle through ourselves. blue noise feinstein was billed as a medi evil fairy tale castle, playful and teeming with sumptuous details. each hall is decorated with a different subject from the world of germanic myths and legends. the royal families, heraldic symbol, shows up everywhere. moist feinstein castle shavonne is sworn. oh ah, it was supposed to look met evil. but the fixtures had to be ultra modern and so the castle is simply peppered with modern technology. a telephone that was sensational at the time and this year to this is some kind of motion detector. every little window represents a room. and when one of those small things here came down, the key need something right there. ah, the opportunity to walk through here alone really is a privilege or normal days before cove it around 7000 people passed through the castle every day. up to 60 people at a time where here in this bedroom, hard to imagine sleep like a king here. that's what i would like to do, and the bed is even long enough. because king

castle is not a castle, but it is a georgian mansion but does not have the turrets of the castle on the shores of strangford lough which you could fit into a disneyland style brochure if you wanted to. there will be people in this room thinking of her majesty the queen, would have worked very closely with her. one of them the lord lieutenant of county fermanagh, the personal lord in waiting to her majesty the queen since 1997, one of two lords of waiting. not to be mistaken to be akin to a lady in waiting, whose role is to step in for the queen during state visits as dignitaries and world leaders are moving from one meeting to another. whether it is the airport to the palace, the function to downing street. mr brooke broke scott and president obama, trump and vladimir putin back in 2003. and he is as discreet as you might imagine him to be about the conversations that were had on their travels with those individuals. viscount brookeborough still has a family estate in fermanagh where other members of the family have an active country sports in that part of northern ireland.— count

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

ah, the sad part is that lute vision only knew this castle as a construction site. he died before english launched and was completed he never had a chance to experience the singer, his hall, filled with music. and he kept wagner operas. were meant to be performed here. but that never happened with the frescos all around shall scenes from the opera pacified yep, i think this is my favorite room. during lutrece rain, there was little understanding for his building trace. but the bavarian king had created only came to be appreciated by later generations. to day, my swan stein is one of the most visited castles in europe. lou, that was fantastic. finally, i have been through my swan stein castle, hardly any other reason and the various home to so many traditional costume and regional history societies. as the allegory. i have a meeting with someone who is passionate about the very in tradition. max is an ice hockey coach and a fan of traditional bavarian dress. it's important to him to pass the traditions on to the younger generation. max teaches the kits in his club an

she left here, windsor castle, injuly, and the queen would traditionally return here to the castle in october. but the sense this evening here, the feeling amongst locals and also visitors here, tourists, there are some who have gathered just a bit down from where we are, is one of concern, deep concern about the queen. wanting to know how she is, and anxiety, so i think everyone really is waiting for another statement from the palace to find out exactly how her majesty is. we await to see if that statement comes. thank you very much. and of course windsor is where the queen spent so much of the lockdown period, much of that with the late prince philip, duke of edinburgh. but injuly this year, the queen decided she really did want to maintain the tradition of spending lots of the summer at balmoral in aberdeenshire, in the glorious countryside there. and of course balmoral castle is one of the favourite homes of the queen, where she has spent so many happy times during her long life, back to her childhood, and it brings back lots of memories of happy times with her parents and sister

talk us through what happens at windsor castle now? well after the long car, john knew from balmoral through the east coast of scotland and on to edinburgh than the germany by plane to london and through the london suburbs to buckingham palace from buckingham palace to westminster hall and no. finally here to windsor castle. you can finally say that queen elizabeth is home. this is the place she spent. most of our time, buckingham palace is the official residence, but here at windsor castle is where she considered home. after all, the family is no one is the house of windsor. and this is where she will finally be laid to rest in saint george's. chapel were 10 more notes before her have been laid to rest, where a husband prince philip, was leave to rest, where her mother and her father george. the sick was late, were late to rest. i know she too will join them in the royal credit. that has been a long walk across this part of london, including the long walk itself. 5 kilometers was palm and pageantry, and the royal family leading the wa

a cortez carrying an old coffin, which is being carried from about moral castle again. ah, by, by 6 game keepers from the queen's estate and is going to be driven to edinburgh, are passing to let me have heard villages and towns i saw people can pay their respects along the vote. again, the 1st pictures of the late queen elizabeth the 2nd coffin in that 1st parish they're coming through the gates of by moral castle, broad rental. if you're there, tell us about why you rob mathis, im sorry, you're there. tell us about what you see what you just seen do her is carrying with hawkins mcqueen's just move past followed by the cortez. we also so in the car, in the design, we saw a princess on though queen his daughter and to the king, king charles in the back of the car, carrying the royal standard on top of it. the cars will make their way. as i said before, just to the east and they're going to pass through the village of ballot or as we talked about before, once they've done that build move on to a lot of the $93.00, which is the a clear run that they should have for moving

this is the queen's on castle. but the rebuilding went ahead, but that was the year that the queen in our annual christmas speech described the year that had passed on as her or her. busy herbal year, but this was where she felt most at home when she wasn't moral in scotland. she liked this place a great deal as say, buckingham palace was the official residence of the monarch in london. but more often than not, she would make her way here to windsor for weekends or indeed during the week and during, at the service that will take place in a very short space of time. from now it will be led by the dean of windsor. but it's interesting that the people that will help contribute include also the rector of catholic church, which is up near balmoral in scotland. and also a clergyman from the church at sandringham where the queen would tend to spend a christmas that's a home in the east of england in a place near norwich. so a connections with all the royal home has been brought together in this church service that will st

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

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

so that path that goes to the castle's called the long walk. and this is truly the long goodbye as >> since the queen, i'd close to a million people have paid their respects. that continues. we've got the qr code where you can join in our live streaming coverage and then also get all the local news weather and traffic that you need this morning. it is 6.57. we'll take a quick break. the kron 4 morning news at kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. the chef's chicken sandwiches at panera, freshly prepared with clean ingredients... spark an explosion of the senses. so when you finally taste it, it just confirms... t

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

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on the left-hand side, the gates of balmoral castle in scotland. and on the right, the flags over buckingham palace in london. outside buckingham palace is keir simmons. katty kay is with us, as is andrew roberts. i thank you for continuing to stay with us. keir, there is no scheduled update planned release that we know of on her health. >> reporter: that's right. the last update i have had and other reporters who cover these things have had from the palace more than an hour ago now, so it's gone a little quiet, if you like. again, i think what they have said and the words they have chosen, they would have chosen carefully. what they have said, clearly, has had a big impact. just to reiterate, that statement from buckingham palace from behind me there, saying following further evaluation this morning, the queen's doctors are concerned for her majesty's health. i know that sounds understated in a very english kind of a way, very british kind of a way, but it's very unusual to hear a royal statement talking about doctors' assessments of a member of t

these calls from the robbers dead outside of the castle . there it will go up to aberdeen, which always had a connection with the queen because at the vic balmoral isn't overdenture, it will then come down the east coast through dundee and then head towards edinburgh. and what we're hearing from the root is that there is no cheating or applause or celebration. people are standing in quiet reflection, a reflection of the respect that many people in scotland had for there were a family. of course, there are those who believe that had read and hereditary monarchy is out of date in the early part of the 21st century. but they still respected the queen for her length of public service, 70 years. and also for what she did for a very long time, including her rule in the 2nd world war a speaking to someone i just the other day who said that the always had respect for the queen because she signed up for the women's auxiliary and spent part of the war in uniform. and when, when the cortez makes its way here to hollywood, it will. the queen is body. al

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

windsor castle of course — outside the castle. windsor castle of course is one of the queen's favourite — of course is one of the queen's favourite royal residences. she spent — favourite royal residences. she spent most of the last two and a half years— spent most of the last two and a half years or so here since the covid — half years or so here since the covid pandemic, the first lockdown. she spent— covid pandemic, the first lockdown. she spent the time here with her late husband, the duke of edinburgh, so she _ late husband, the duke of edinburgh, so she holds the castle very dear to her and _ so she holds the castle very dear to her and it— so she holds the castle very dear to her and it is— so she holds the castle very dear to her and it is a place that she very much _ her and it is a place that she very much likes— her and it is a place that she very much likes to be. she left here of course _ much likes to be. she left here of course in — much likes to be. she left here of course injuly to go much likes

newsreel: military nights of windsor were among those who heard - the message from castle hill. this was the day the people of windsor were formally told they had a new monarch. bless the royal princess elizabeth ii. but the queen's special relationship with this town began before she came to the throne. in wishing you all good evening, i feel that i am speaking to friends and companions. when she was 1a, she made herfirst address from windsor castle to children during the second world war. she was involved in other formal duties from a young age. but it was at windsor great park where she found freedom and where her love for the countryside grew. it was where she learned to ride. her majesty's left an amazing legacy across the park. paul sedgwick is a deputy ranger of windsor great park, and knew the queen well. i think at that time, there was great freedom to ride around on her horse, or her pony, exploring the great expanses of the park, the ancient trees, the parkland. in 1952, the queen made her husband, prince philip, park ranger. together they helped protect and preserve

and scott mclean is outside windsor castle. max, what more do we know about the queen's health at this moment? >> reporter: they described it as concerned. doctors concerned about the queen's health. they very rarely put any statements out about her health and they never speak in such stark language. so that is very concerning. we also know that the queen is at the castle, she is overseeing by medical attention. she is not being taken to the hospital. read into that as bull. the biggest concern is that all the family have dropped everything that they were doing and they headed immediately to balmoral. prince charles is already there as is princess ann. i understand other members of the royal family landed at the airport about an hour away. i don't expect to get any more update until the whole family are within the castle and they have been informed personally about what is a big family moment. we can also read into the fact that prince harry and meghan have also dropped everything, also heading to scotland. and putting all thei

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

she'll be buried next to her husband at windsor castle. more live reports from london and we'll show you scenes from her funeral in the early morning hours and what's next for king charles? then. so he's got a tight end. it is lost dwelling. touchdown. or other big stories on the football field. jimmy garoppolo leaves the 49ers to their first win of the season. he was taking snaps after trey lance had a season ending injury . what's next for the niners with caracciolo again at the helm? in a rare summer storm hits the bay area, knocking down at least one tree in the south bay. we're tracking where the storm is now and how much more rain will likely get today. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto the busiest of mornings so glad you're here. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's monday. september 19th. did you get my train train? i had pouring rain last night. you brought back jimmy garoppolo and stevie paulson, our sunshine rain, steve. hello there. yes some areas had rain. some did not. mine was location. hardly at

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

but i wish king charles all the very best the committal ceremony in the castle's chapel, where family friends and royal officials bade their queen farewell ceremony lived according to ancient tradition. school news and prayers was said. as soon as the queen's coffin was lowered into the royal vault below for goodness of the lord, before the service ended with the national anthem, for a new era and the new king, ah so a historic day in the u. k, as the country said, good bite of its longest running monarch his day doubly as jack parrot in windsor with a look back at the day's events. the final moment of this day of ceremony really culminated in a particularly private in terms of the queen's body laying next to her husband, the late prince. philip as well as her sister, the late prince margaret, and both her parents. in the memorial chapel of king george, the 5th, the ceremony was sort of a got smaller and smaller throughout the day, 2000 people in westminster abbey, including world leaders, royals from all over the world. then the body was moved here to windsor castle for the commit to

their grandmother outside wins a castle. the 4 royal spent more than 30 minutes speaking to members of the public . it's the 1st time the 2 couples have been seen so closely together. since harry and macon officially left their royal duties and moved to the us, our diplomatic editor james base was earlier reporting from buckingham palace. he has more on what to expect in the days ahead. we have a lot more information that's coming in the last few hours of exactly what's gonna happen between now and the funeral, which the date has been confirmed. i think we will get it was gonna be monday, the 19th of september. that's not this coming monday, the monday after. but, but in that time, a lot of things that are going to take place. king charles is here in london, he'll be meeting the secretary general of the commonwealth here in london on sunday, clearly as the head of the commonwealth. that's one of the most important roles. he has that 56 nations that he is the head off. after that, we will have the king and the queen consort h

as she is brought through the castle and the castle, she will be watched by who those who looked after her in the final hours of her life. she will be watched by the state staff and then the simple procession will leave and we will see her shortly up here through the gates that recall and reflect her grandparents, king george the fifth and queen mary. it was during their reign that she was born and in the very first year of her life as an infant, she was brought through those gates to share one of those great summer holidays with the world family for which balmoral has continued to provide the perfect haven. it was at the end of one of those holidays that the queen was called upon to receive a new prime minister. and so shortly after that, her last constitutional work done, the angels came to her haven, and started her journey to heaven. the least have stepped aside, and shortly that slow journey, the final journey from balmoral will begin. for the late, her man estate queen the elizabeth the second. queen of scotts. from the gate, they will pass across the river deed and then turned r

and i'll be crossing over to our correspondent edwin's castle in a moment. but 1st, this report on the funeral service thus took place in westminster abbey aliya aa queen elizabeth begins her final journey. her coffin made its way to westminster abbey thousands gathered to bid a personal farewell. a full military guard accompanied the departed monarch, part of an ancient ceremony, combining church state and the royal family's history. ah, i. elizabeth's grandchildren followed her into the abbey. ah, followed by her son, king charles the 3rd and the queen consort camilla. oh. the dean of westminster abbey introduced to service here. where queen elizabeth was married and crowned, we gather from across the nation from the commonwealth and from the nations of the world, to mourn our loss. to remember her long life of selfless service and in short confidence to commit her to the mercy of god, amaica and redeemer. come ye bless, redemption my father and remembrance ah. e, written his prime minister list trust was confirmed by the queen just 2 days before her daily

all right, let's head live now to rob madison, who is outside at belmont castle church in scotland. hello there, rob, what's happening? where you are and how is scott's reacting to this news more broadly? well since the early hours of this friday morning, people have been walking across the bridge here, taking our flowers and candles and small tribute to the main gate of bomber castle, which is just next to the building that you can see at the back there. you can probably see some of the people moving backwards and forwards. now they've also been leaving a very personal messages or one of those messages where thank you for your service, your dedication and your ring. you have been a source of inspiration and a calming figure. another one simply said, just thanks and i think that in many ways kind of sums up the way that spots have been reacting to the death of queen elizabeth the 2nd. but it also highlights the importance of the ball model, a states bar, moral castle to the royal family. and majesty the queen has spent almost every summer at ball morals and she was a very little gir

are fired in. parks, castles and around the world, — parks, castles and around the world, .. ., world, with each round representing _ world, with each round representing one - world, with each round representing one yearl world, with each round i representing one year of world, with each round - representing one year of the queen's life. a period of national mourning for her majesty queen elizabeth ii has now started, led by her successor king charles iii. earlier on friday, the new king arrived at buckingham palace, after travelling from balmoral in scotland, where the queen died on thursday, at the age of 96. in his first address to the people as monarch, charles fought to contain his emotion, as he thanked his late motherfor her decades of service. earlier, the new king had stopped to greet crowds at the palace gates, as gun salutes were fired across the united kingdom, and bells were rung in memory of her majesty the queen. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports on the day's events. from buckingham palace, an address to the nation by britain's new king, it began with a

when the cars reached the main gates of the castle, the cars stops and the occupants got out. we saw an princess and we saw prince andrew. we so prince edward and his wife sophie and their children, they took time to look at the floral displays that had been delivered over the last day or so since the announcement of the queen's deaf. and they were looking at some of the messages that had been contained there as well. this was a very significant moment for those members of the whole family, because this was the 1st time that they had been seen in public since the death of queen elizabeth. this is the 2nd, but it was also a very important moment as well for the people who been gathering here to pay tribute to the queen it because they to correct their 1st glimpse of those members of the royal family. what was interesting was the amongst that group was prince andrew. prince andrew's personal life has been the self of headlines over the last few years and there has been a distancing between him and the rest of the wall family. but he was part of that group. it and, and it was per

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residence of northern ireland, the only royal castle there. they'll be greeted by a 21-gun salute. a number of ceremonial events are also planned for the day. cnn's nic robertson is in belfast for us this morning at st. anne's cathedral with what to expect, nic. >> reporter: yeah, king charles, queen consort, they're arriving at hillsborough castle at important political meetings for king charms, although obviously has no direct role in the politics of the united kingdom, there is a deep political division here, pro-british and pro-irish, and it played out 25 years ago before the peace agreement as 30 years of violence, 3,000 people killed here in the name of those different pro-irish or pro-british views. so king charles to meet politicians from both sides of the divide. it's interesting because over the weekend when at hillsborough castle, the royal proclamation of king charles being announced officially as king was read out, the pro-irish politicians chose not to attend. that said they'd been full of praise for queen elizabeth. they have be

his mother and his grandmother were both born in windsor castle, and he and the queen loved windsor castle. -at 99, he had great innings. very fit man. kept himself fit. kept his brain active. but he had gone, and she was on her own. he always supported her. and he never, ever let her down once. she loved that man. and, god... what a romance, what a life. -[ yelling out commands ] -prince philip's funeral was held on april 17th, on a day where windsor castle was bathed in sunshine. in a stripped-back service, the small number allowed to attend were forced to sit apart. the queen sat alone as she grieved for her husband of 73 years. -that picture at the funeral where she's sitting there all alone... oh, god. i mean, people were crying tears over that picture. i mean, that was so sad. she was keeping the rules, keeping the isolation rules, sitting on her own and there she was burying her husband. and that was the picture that i'll never forget. -his kindness, humor, and humanity. -prince philip had been the queen's rock for more than seven decades, a pillar of support and strength, not just

or meanwhile, other senior members of britain's royal family thanked crowds outside balmoral castle, where queen elizabeth died. the queen's 3 younger children, princes and prince andrew and prince edward were among those that viewed the floral tributes following a private service at the scottish estate. rob madison has more from bell moral in scotland. a small convoy of green range rovers the cars usually used to carry members of the royal family made its way from balmoral castle to coffee church, which is just down the road from where we are now for a private ceremony. that was the 1st time that the members of the royal family who, being staying here, acts of amore castle since the death of queen elizabeth had been seen in public. a short time later, the cars returned to and made their way back up the driveway. it was a significant moment from many of the people who were had been standing here waiting to cross the bridge on carrying flowers and other tributes and to pay their last respects to queen elizabeth, who died here at the castle on thursday afternoon when the cause reached

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>> tina kraus at windsor castle. thank you so much. >>> during her 70-year reign, queen elizabeth experienced many highs and lows, not only those that were taking place in the world around her but also in her own family. mark phillips looks back at the monarch's life. [ cheers ] >> reporter: for a woman who was not born to be queen, the public outpouring of affection for elizabeth during the celebration of her 70th year on the throne was a tribute to her and to how well she had done her job. elizabeth alexandra mary windsor, queen elizabeth ii, reinvented the british monarchy and may have saved it. elizabeth was already 10-years-old when another royal drama led to her becoming heir to the throne. in 1936, her uncle, edward viii, abdicated to marry wallace simpson, and the royal line shifted to her father, george vi, and so to her. the young princess elizabeth was already a public favorite. >> i'm sure that you are often thinking of the old country -- >> reporter: during the second world war, she had worked to raise t